Verifying Cfs Using Fabric Manager; Verifying Cfs Using The Cli - Cisco 9134 - MDS Multilayer Fabric Switch Troubleshooting Manual

Chapter 7 Troubleshooting Cisco Fabric Services
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Verify that there are no pending changes for an application and that a CFS commit was
issued for any configuration changes in a CFS enabled application.
Verify that there are no unexpected CFS locked sessions. Clear any unexpected locked
sessions.
This section includes the following topics:
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Verifying CFS Using Fabric Manager

To verify CFS using Fabric Manager or Device Manager, follow these steps:
Step 1 Choose Admin > CFS on Device Manager to verify that an application is listed and enabled. Repeat this
on all switches.
To list the set of switches in which an application is registered with CFS, choose the application
Step 2
configuration menu on Fabric Manager and select the CFS tab. For example, to verify that DPVM is
enabled and global distribution is enabled on all switches, choose Fabricxx > All VSANs > DPVM and
select the CFS tab. Verify that the Oper field is enabled and the Global filed is enabled for all switches
in the fabric.
To determine if all the switches in the fabric constitute one CFS fabric, or a multitude of partitioned CFS
Step 3
fabrics using Device Manager, follow these steps:
a.
b.
c.

Verifying CFS Using the CLI

To verify CFS using the CLI, follow these steps:
To verify that an application is listed and enabled, issue the show cfs application command to all
Step 1
switches. An example of the show cfs application command follows:
Switch# show cfs application
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Application
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ivr
ntp
dpvm
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Choose Admin > CFS and highlight the application that you want to verify CFS on.
Click Details and select the Merge tab in the Details dialog box.
If you see multiple rows in the Merge status table, then the fabric is partitioned into multiple CFS
fabrics. Some features enable CFS per VSAN and this is expected. If the selected feature should be
fabric wide but you see multiple rows in the Merge status table, then the fabric may be partitioned ,
and the merge status may show that the merge has failed, is pending, or is waiting.
Enabled Scope
Yes Physical
No Physical
Yes Physical
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