Figure 43 Creating A Ti Zone In A Logical Fabric; Figure 44 Creating A Ti Zone In A Base Fabric - HP StoreFabric SN6500B Administrator's Manual

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FIGURE 43
You must also create and activate a TI zone in the base fabric to reserve the XISLs for the dedicated
path. In
FID1 by defining and activating a base fabric TI zone that consists of ports 10, 12, 14, and 16. You
must also include ports 3 and 8, because they belong to logical switches participating in the logical
fabric. For the TI zone, it is as though ports 3 and 8 belong to Domains 1 and 2 respectively.
FIGURE 44
Using D,I notation, the port numbers for the TI zones in the logical fabric and base fabric are as
follows:
Port members for the TI zone in logical fabric Port members for the TI zone in base fabric
8,8 F_Port
8,1 E_Port
3,3 E_Port
3,10 E_Port
5,16 E_Port
5,8 E_Port
9,5 E_Port
9,9 F_Port
Notice that the base fabric zone contains a reference to port 1,3 even though the base switch with
domain 1 does not have a port 3 in the switch. This number refers to the port in the chassis with
port index 3, which actually belongs to LS3 in FID 1.
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Domain 8
2
8
1
= Dedicated Path
= Ports in the TI zones
Creating a TI zone in a logical fabric
Figure 44, the XISLs highlighted (by a dotted line) in the base fabric can be reserved for
Domain 1
4
3
= Dedicated Path
= Ports in the TI zones
Creating a TI zone in a base fabric
Domain 3 Domain 5
11
4 17
3
10
16
Domain 7
11
13
15
10
12 14
1,3 E_Port for ISL in logical switch
1,10 E_Port for XISL
7,12 E_Port for XISL
7,14 E_Port for XISL
2,16 E_Port for XISL
2,8 E_Port for ISL in logical switch
Domain 9
7
6
9
8 5
Domain 2
17
7
8
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