E Port Bounces Remains Isolated After A Zone Merge - Cisco 9134 - MDS Multilayer Fabric Switch Troubleshooting Manual

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E Port Bounces Remains Isolated After a Zone Merge

Symptom
An E port may be isolated because of a zone merge failure.
to this problem.
Table 8-8 E Port Remains Isolated after a Zone Merge
Symptom Possible Cause
E port remains The active zone sets on the two switches differ from each
isolated after a zone other in terms of zone membership (provided there are
merge. zones at either side with identical names).
The active zone set on both switches contains a zone with
the same name but with different zone members.
Cisco MDS 9000 Family Troubleshooting Guide, Release 3.x
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bb_credit(default), rxbufsize(2112), encap(default)
description()
state reason(Link failure or not-connected)
phy port enable (1), phy layer (FC)
participating(1), port_vsan(1), null_vsan(0), fcid(0x000000)
current state [PI_FSM_ST_LINK_INIT]
port_init_eval_flag(0x00000001), cfg wait for none
Mts node id 0x202
cnt_link_failure(0), cnt_link_success(0), cnt_port_up(0)
cnt_cfg_wait_timeout(0), cnt_port_cfg_failure(0), cnt_init_retry(0)
Modes: E,TE,F,FL,TL,SD
Min Speed: 1000
Max Speed: 2000
Max Tx Bytes: 2112
Max Rx Bytes: 2112
Max Tx Buffer Credit: 255
Max Rx Buffer Credit: 16
Max Private Devices: 63
Max Sourcable Pkt Size: 2112
Hw Capabilities: 0xb
Connector Type: 0x0
Min Speed: 1000
Max Speed: 2000
Module Type: 8
Connector Type: 7
Gigabit Eth Compliance Codes: 0
FC Transmitter Type: 3
Vendor Name: PICOLIGHT
Vendor ID: 0:4:133
Vendor Part Num: PL-XPL-00-S23-28
Vendor Revision Level:
trunk vsans (allowed active) (1)
E port remains isolated after a zone merge.
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Ports
Table 8-8 lists possible causes and solutions
Solution
See the "Troubleshooting E port Isolation
using Fabric Manager" section on
page 8-29 or the "Troubleshooting E port
Isolation using Fabric Manager" section on
page 8-29.
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