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Read this book without fail before using the product and guard attention. Keep this book so that it is show soon when it is necessary. N8406-019/N8406-020 FC スイッチモジュール ユーザーズガイド N8406-019/N8406-020 FC Switch Module User’s Guide March 2007, 5th Edition 856-083456-010-A 2007 年 3 月 5 版...
The guide is intended to allow you to install and use FC Switch Modules N8406-019/N8406-020 correctly and safely. Read the guide carefully before treating the FC Switch Modules. Refer to the guide when you find something unknown on the FC Switch Module or a malfunction occurs. Always keep the guide so that you can see it immediately if necessary.
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Notes: No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form without the prior written permission of NEC Corporation. The contents of this manual may be revised without prior notice. The contents of this manual shall not be copied or altered without the prior written permission of NEC Corporation.
NOTES ON SAFETY - Always read the Notes - The following includes information necessary for proper and safe operation of the product. In the User’s Guide, "WARNING" or "CAUTION" is used to indicate a degree of danger. These terms are defined as follows: Indicates the presence of a hazard that may result in death or serious personal WARNING...
NEC assumes no liability for any accident resulting in personal injury, death, or property damage if this product has been used in the above conditions.
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Do not use any unauthorized interface cable. Use interface cables authorized by NEC only. Check the devices and connectors to which the interface cables are connected. Using an unauthorized cable or connecting an interface cable to an incorrect device or connector may cause an electric shock and/or fire to occur.
Read carefully this Guide and the User's Guide of the Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE) to use the product correctly. If the product cannot be installed in switch module slot of the Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE) securely, remove the product once and then install it again. Adding excess force to the product may cause the product to be damaged.
About This Guide This guide describes how to setup and use the N8406-019/020 FC switch module. Read thoroughly this guide before using the product, and store it in a place that you are able to access it easily for future reference. When transferring the product, always attach this guide to the product.
The device failure due to shock or thermal changes, as well as operator's misconduct, may cause loss of data. To avoid loss of data, NEC recommends that you should make a back-up copy of your valuable data on a regular basis.
Do not remove the lithium battery. The switch module contains the lithium battery. Do not remove the battery. Placing the lithium battery close to a fire or in the water may cause an explosion. Contact your service representative on removal of lithium batteries for disposal.
Do not install the FC Switch Modules in any Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE) unauthorized by NEC. Do not connect the FC Switch Modules with any fibre channel devices unauthorized by NEC. If an FC Switch Module can be installed in an unauthorized Blade Enclosure...
2. Components The shipping carton contains the following items. Make sure that both components are packaged. If either or both components are missed or damaged, contact your service representative. FC Switch Module User’s Guide 3. Names and Features of Sections ②...
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The ACT LED illuminates in umber temporarily while the FC Switch Module is started. If the ACT LED is in any status other than illuminating in green, an error occurs in the FC Switch Module. If the error cannot be rejected in spite of required action, contact your service representative. Condition...
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LED status Illuminating in green Illuminating in umber The FC Switch Module does not support the connection of a device with port data rate 1Gbps yet. Description No signals are sent to the SFP module, a proper cable is not connected to the SFP module or a fibre channel device is not connected to the SFP module.
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(3) Internal Ports The internal ports allow the FC Switch Module to connect to fibre channel controllers inserted to Mezzanine slots on the CPU blades in a Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE). The FC Switch Module is equipped with 16 internal ports. However, available ports vary depending on the type.
4. Setup Procedure of FC Switch Module The setup procedure of the FC Switch Module is described below. Explained in this User's Guide If FC Switch Modules are subjected to cascade connection, perform the procedure described in "Appendix Cascade Connection" before connecting peripherals to the FC Switch Modules.
Check the switch module slot on the Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE) into which the FC Switch Module is inserted. The figure below shows the switch module slots into which the FC Switch Modules can be installed on each type of Blade Enclosures (SIGMABLADE).
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According to the User’s Guide of the Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE), remove the dummy module or blank cover on the switch module slot into which the FC Switch Module will be inserted. For the procedure of removing a dummy module or blank cover from the switch module slot of the Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE), refer to the User’s Guide attached to Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE).
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If a FC Switch Module cannot be installed in a Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE) properly, remove the FC Switch Module once and reinstall it again. Applying excess force to the FC Switch Module may cause it to be damaged. After the FC Switch Module is removed, wait for more than 10 seconds and then reinstall it.
Removal Procedure Remove the FC Switch Module from a Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE) according to the procedure described below. Remove the FC cable connected to the FC Switch Module. Remove the FC cable with close attention. Removing the FC cable with excess force may cause the mating connector on the FC cable to be damaged or the cable to be disconnected.
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Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE). Take out the FC Switch Module from the Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE). Install a dummy module or blank cover in the switch module slot from which the FC Switch Module was just removed. For installing a dummy module or blank cover in a Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE), refer to the User’s Guide of the Blade Enclosure...
(rubber cap) on the connector terminal of the SFP module to protect it. Installation Procedure To install an SFP module on the FC Switch Module, insert it to an SFP port to the depth. N8406-*** FC Switch Module NF9330-SF02 SFP module SFP modules authorized by NEC are only available.
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Removal Procedure Pull down the lever on the SFP module. N8406-*** FC Switch Module NF9330-SF02 SFP module Pull down the lever Hold the lever and pull out the module in the arrow direction shown in the figure. N8406-*** FC Switch Module Before the SFP module can be removed, the lever should always be lowered.
See "Appendix Device Setting Features" for how to use the features. Notes on settings If one or more setting items required for the FC Switch Module are set incorrectly, a system fault may occur. Before executing a job, you should be familiar with its feature and influence sufficiently.
Connect a fibre channel peripheral to the FC Switch Module through a fibre channel cable according to procedure below: Check the number of the port on the FC Switch Module on which the fibre channel device will be installed. Clean the optical connector on the SFP module and the mating connector of the fibre channel cable used for connection with compressed air spray or exclusive cleaner.
4-5. Checking Connections of Peripherals Confirm that the FC Switch Module normally recognizes fibre channel devices according to the following procedure: Type "switchshow" on the console. → Confirm that the fibre channel devices are normally linked up. If a fibre channel device already connected to the FC Switch Module does not appear in the result of the "switchshow"...
If the section explains the symptom, take an appropriate action as explained. FC Switch Module fails to start Check the status of the switch module according to "(1) ON/OFF conditions of LEDs" in Section 3 "Names and Features of Sections" described earlier in this guide.
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Fibre channel device cannot be recognized If a fibre channel device connected to an FC Switch Module is not recognized normally by OS or cannot be accessed after the Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE) is started, check the following and take an appropriate action. See also the User's Guides of Blade Enclosure (SIGMABLADE), fibre channel device, and those of applications you are using.
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コンフィグレーションの作成: ゾーニング設定を実施するため、先に作成したゾーンを含んだコンフィグレーションを作成する必 要があります。コンフィグレーションは複数作成可能です。 1) コンフィグレーションの作成 “cfgcreate”コマンドを使用しコンフィグファイルを作成します。 “cfgcreate”コマンドの使用方法 cfgcreate “cfgName”,”member;member;member” ① – cfgName:作成するゾーンコンフィグレーション名を“”で囲んで指定する ② – member :作成済みのゾーン名を“”で囲んで指定する ※ コンフィグレーション名とゾーン名の間は「,」で区切る ゾーン名とゾーン名の間は「;」で区切る 1> コンソール画面上で“zoneshow”を入力してください。 WH040000350:admin> zoneshow Defined configuration: zone: zone1 1,0;1,1 zone: zone2 1,2;1,3 zone: zone3 1,4;1,5 zone: zone4 1,6;1,7 Effective configuration: no configuration in effect WH040000350:admin>...
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コンフィグレーションの有効化: 作成したコンフィグレーションを有効にします。なお、同時に有効化を実施できるコンフィグレー ションは 1 個となります。 1) コンフィグレーションの有効化 “cfgenable”コマンドを使用しコンフィグレーションを有効にします。 “cfgenable”コマンドの使用方法 cfgenable “cfgName” ① – cfgName:ゾーンコンフィグレーション名を“”で囲んで指定する “cfgenable”コマンドでコンフィグレーションを有効にする場合。コンフィグレ ーションを有効にするかを問いかけるメッセージが表示されます。有効とする場合 重要 は“y”を有効にしない場合は“n”を入力します。 メッセージ例: Do you want to enable 'cfg1' configuration (yes, y, no, n): [no] 1> コンソール画面上で“cfgshow”を入力してください。 WH040000350:admin> cfgshow Defined configuration: cfg: cfg1 zone1; zone2; zone3; zone4 zone: zone1 1,0;1,1 zone: zone2 1,2;1,3 zone: zone3 1,4;1,5...
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2> “cfgenable”コマンドを使用しコンフィグレーションを有効にします。 WH040000350:admin> cfgenable "cfg1" You are about to enable a new zoning configuration. This action will replace the old zoning configuration with the current configuration selected. Do you want to enable 'cfg1' configuration (yes, y, no, n): [no] y zone config "cfg1"...
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ゾーンエイリアス情報の修正・削除: 作成済みのゾーンエイリアス情報の修正及び削除の方法をご説明します。 各コマンドで修正を実施した後は“alishow”コマンドを使用し修正が正常に実施 されていることを確認してください。 重要 1) ゾーンエイリアスに追加情報を登録します。 “aliadd”コマンドを使用します。 “aliadd”コマンドを使用し指定したゾーンエイリアスに追加情報(ポート情報/WWPn)を追加登録 できます。 aliadd “aliname”,”member” <enter> ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ① – aliname:ゾーンエイリアス名を“”で囲んで指定する ② – member :ポート指定、WWPn を指定する ※ ゾーン名と追加情報の間は「,」で区切る 各追加情報の間は「;」で区切る 2) ゾーンエイリアスから情報を削除する “aliremove”コマンドを使用します。 “aliremove” コマンドを使用し指定したゾーンエイリアスより指定した登録済み情報 (ポート情報 /WWPn)を削除できます。 aliremove “aliname”,”member” <enter> ① -aliname:ゾーンエイリアス名を“”で囲んで指定する ② – member :削除するポート指定、WWPn を指定する ※...
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ゾーンの修正・削除: 作成済みのゾーンの修正及び削除の方法をご説明します。 各コマンドで修正を実施した後は“zoneshow”コマンドを使用し、修正が正常に実 施されていることを確認してください。 重要 1) ゾーンへポート情報、WWPn、ゾーンエイリアス名を追加する “zoneadd”コマンドを使用します。 “zoneadd”コマンドを使用し追加情報(ポート情報/WWPn/ゾーンエイリアス名」をゾーンに追加で きます。 zoneadd “zonename”,”member” <enter> ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ① – zonename:ゾーン名を“”で囲んで指定する ② – member :ポート指定、WWPn またはゾーンエイリアスを指定する ※ ゾーン名と追加情報の間は「,」で区切る 各追加情報の間は「;」で区切る 2) ゾーンからポート情報、WWPn、ゾーンエイリアス名を削除する “zoneremove”コマンドを使用します。 “zoneremove” コマンドを使用しポート情報、 WWPn、 ゾーンエイリアス名をゾーンから削除します。 zoneremove “zonename”,”member” <enter> ① -zonename:ゾーン名を“”で囲んで指定する ② – member :ポート指定、WWPn またはゾーンエイリアスを指定する ※...
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コンフィグファイルの修正・削除: 作成済みのコンフィグレーションの修正及び削除の方法をご説明します。 各コマンドで修正を実施した後は“zoneshow”コマンドを使用し修正が正常に実施 されていることを確認してください。 重要 1) ゾーンコンフィグレーションへのゾーンの追加 “cfgadd”コマンドを使用します。 “cfgadd”コマンドを使用しゾーンコンフィグレーションへゾーンを追加できます。 “cfgadd”コマンドの使用方法 cfgadd “cfgNeme”,”member” <enter> ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ① – cfgName:ゾーンコンフィグレーション名を“”で囲んで指定する ② – member :追加するゾーン名を“”で囲んで指定する 2) ゾーンコンフィグレーションからゾーンを削除 “cfgremove”コマンドを使用します。 “cfgremove”コマンドを使用しゾーンコンフィグレーションからゾーンを削除します。 “cfgremove”コマンドの使用方法 cfgremove “cfgName”,”member” <enter> ① – cfgName:ゾーンコンフィグレーションを“”で囲んで指定する ② – member :削除するゾーン名を“”で囲んで指定する 3) 作成済みのコンフィグファイルを削除 “cfgdelete”コマンドを使用します。 “cfgdelete”コマンドを使用し指定したゾーンコンフィグレーションが削除できます。...
Password: *** CAUTION *** This command is used to download a backed-up configuration for a specific switch. If using a file from a different switch, this file's configuration settings will override any current switch settings. file, which was uploaded from a different type of switch, may cause this switch to fail.
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ヒント 3> スイッチモジュールのコンソールに Login します。 4> コンソール画面上で“configupload”を入力してください。 WH040000350:admin> configupload Protocol (scp or ftp) [ftp]: Server Name or IP Address [host]: 192.168.1.90 User Name [user]: switch File Name [config.txt]: Password: Upload complete WH040000350:admin> 設定ファイルを転送する FTP サーバ IP アドレス及びユーザーID、パスワードに関 する情報に関してはご利用になる FTP サーバーの管理者へお問い合わせ願います。...
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Password: *** CAUTION *** This command is used to download a backed-up configuration for a specific switch. If using a file from a different switch, this file's configuration settings will override any current switch settings. file, which was uploaded from a different type of switch, may cause this switch to fail.
Appendix: Connecting Serial Port The FC Switch Module includes the feature of logging in to the console of the FC Switch Module via a serial port to provide setting for the FC Switch Module. To use a serial console, the following jobs are previously required.
Appendix: Checking Connections of Peripherals To check the connections of the FC Switch Module with peripherals, you should login to the console of the FC Switch Module. Checking Linkup of Fibre Channel Devices Entering the "switchshow" command on the console allows the current connections of the FC Switch Module with fibre channel devices to be displayed.
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N8406-019 are "No_Sync Disabled (Persistent)" and "No_Module (No POD License) Disable," respectively. Description Correspond to the port numbers of the FC Switch Module. No SFP module is installed on ports (for external ports only). Media of copper type is installed. (The value is fixed for internal ports).
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NodeName Indicates the world wide node name (WWNn) of each connected fibre channel device. "nsshow" allows you to know WWPn’s of fibre channel devices connected to FC Switch Modules. WWPn’s can be used for various settings of peripherals. Depending on the type of the OS you use, "PID" has some influence on the hardware path of the logic with which the OS recognizes disk array units.
Zoning can be provided among FC Switch Modules subjected to cascade connection. When a Fabric is constructed by cascading the FC Switch Modules, one of the FC Switch Modules in the Fabric operates as a Principal switch. A single FC Switch Module without cascading always operates a Principal switch.
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Provide cascade connection for FC Switch Modules according to the following procedure: Check the locations of FC Switch Modules subjected to cascade connection and confirm that SFP modules are installed on the ports for the connection. Install SFP modules if not installed.
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WH040001124:admin> If the FC Switch Modules are properly made cascade connection, information of Domain ID, WWN, IP Address and Switch Name of each FC Switch Module connected are displayed (FC IP is not used in the FC Switch Module). No_Sync...
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One path configuration between the FC Switch Modules Blade Enclosure #1 If a failure occurs on the cascading path between the FC Switch Modules, a Fabric reconstruction occurs. Influence to I/O operations may occur not only between the cascading FC Switch Modules but within each FC Switch Module (each Blade Enclosure).
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Configuration with minimum number of cascading paths Blade Enclosure #2 If a failure occurs on the cascading path between the FC Switch Modules, a Fabric reconstruction occurs. Influence to I/O operations may occur not only between the cascading FC Switch Modules but within each FC Switch Module (each Blade Enclosure).
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Configuration with minimum number of cascading paths Blade Enclosure #2 If a failure occurs on the cascading path between the FC Switch Modules, a Fabric reconstruction occurs. Influence to I/O operations may occur not only between the cascading FC Switch Modules but within each FC Switch Module (each Blade Enclosure).
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Alternate path between the FC Switch Modules Blade Enclosure #2 By making cascade connection among all four FC Switch Modules, even if a failure occurs on one cascade path, no influence to I/O operation occur because communication between FC Switch Modules can be succeeded by the alternate path and no Fabric reconstruction occur.
Appendix: FC Switch Module Setting Features To use FC Switch Modules, you should login to the console to provide proper setting for the FC Switch Modules. The appendix describes the settings required to use the FC Switch Modules. Set the internal features of the FC Switch Module after reading this guide carefully to be familiar with the features.
IP address. Always set the IP address of each FC Switch Module uniquely. The network setting is provided for an FC Switch Module as follows when it is shipped from the factory. Ethernet IP Address...
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Type "ipaddrshow" on the console screen. The network setting appears. Check the setting. WH040000363:admin> ipaddrshow SWITCH Ethernet IP Address: 192.168.1.15 Ethernet Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0 Fibre Channel IP Address: 0.0.0.0 Fibre Channel Subnetmask: 0.0.0.0 Gateway Address: 192.168.1.254 WH040000363:admin> If one or more errors are found in the setting, reset the data appropriately.
FC Switch Module on each slot in login to the console for several settings. The switch name of an FC Switch Module is set to the product management number when the FC Switch Module is shipped from the factory.
After completing login to the console of the FC Switch Module, change the port data rate of each port on the FC Switch Module according to the procedure below. (The setting is always required.) The port data rate is fixed to 4G bps for every port when an FC Switch Module is shipped from the f actory.
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The port data rate can be changed in the following two ways. Select either of the ways depending on the use of the FC Switch Module. Changing the rates of all ports at a time Type "switchcfgspeed x" to change the port data rate.
After completing login to the console of the FC Switch Module, change the topology of external ports on the FC Switch Module according to the procedure below. (The port topology must always be set.) The port topology (Locked G_Port) is set as follows when an FC Switch Module is shipped from the factory. External ports:...
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0 = Disable or 1 = Enable WH040000350:admin> portcfggport 17 1 WH040000350:admin> The topology of a specific port in an FC Switch Module can be changed individually. The topologies of internal ports cannot be fixed. Any port for which the setting is made enabled cannot accept the connection of a loop device.
Changing Domain ID After completing login to the console of the FC Switch Module, change the domain ID of the FC Switch Module according to the procedure below. The setting may or may not be changed in no cascade connection. The setting must be changed in cascade connection.
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(yes, y, no, n): [no] cfgload attributes (yes, y, no, n): [no] webtools attributes (yes, y, no, n): [no] WARNING: The domain ID will ······· HW060000955:admin> To make the features of the FC Switch Module effective, type "switchenable". HW060000955:admin> switchenable - 123 -...
Selection Mode of the FC Switch Module according to the procedure below. The Setting is not necessary for a single use of the FC Switch Module. The Principal Selection Mode is set to “Disable” when an FC Switch Module is shipped from the factory.
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Login to the console of the FC Switch Module to change the setting. Changing the Principal Selection Mode can be performed only on the FC Switch Module logged in. Type " fabricprincipal –f 1" on the console screen. Any commands used on the switch console should be specified with lowercase letters.
The FC Switch Module has two zoning features, or WWN mode zoning and port mode zoning. NEC intensely recommends that the port mode zoning is used. If the WWN mode zoning is used, zoning must be changed every replacement of a fibre channel device in such cases as maintenance replacement of connected devices.
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Deletes specified zone. Shows zone information. Creates zone configuration including specified zone. Deletes specified zone configuration. Deletes all information associated with zoning in FC Switch Module. Adds specified zone to specified zone configuration. Deletes specified zone from specified zone configuration.
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Checking Current Zoning Type "cfgshow" on the console screen. Any commands used on the switch console should be specified with lowercase letters. The current zoning information appears. Without zoning information, skip to "Creating zone alias name" and following. With some zoning information, recheck setting change to take proper action.
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Creating Zone Alias Name The information on fibre channel devices connected to an FC Switch Module can be changed to any names. A single zone alias name can include WWPn’s of fibre channel devices and port numbers (including domain IDs) of FC Switch Modules.
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Creating Zone Port mode zoning For port mode zoning, use the domain ID and port number of the FC Switch Module to set zoning. 1) Checking domain ID Type "switchshow" on the console screen. Any commands used on the switch console should be specified with lowercase letters.
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Use the "zonecreate" command on the console screen to create zones. HW060000955:admin> zonecreate "zone1","1,0;1,1" HW060000955:admin> zonecreate "zone2","1,2;1,3" HW060000955:admin> zonecreate "zone3","1,4;1,5" HW060000955:admin> zonecreate "zone4","1,6;1,7" HW060000955:admin> Any commands used on the switch console should be specified with lowercase letters. Type "zoneshow" on the console screen. HW060000955:admin> zoneshow Defined configuration: zone: zone1 1,0;1,1 zone: zone2 1,2;1,3...
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WWN mode zoning For WWN mode zoning, use WWPn’s of the fibre channel devices connected to the FC Switch Module to set the zoning. 1) Checking WWPn Check WWPn’s of the fibre channel devices to be used. For how to check WWPn’s of fibre channel devices to be used, refer to the User’s Guides attached to the devices.
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Creating Configuration Before zoning can be set, proper configuration including zones created previously must be generated. More than one configuration can be created. 1) Creating configuration Use the "cfgcreate" command to create a configuration file. Use of "cfgcreate" command cfgcreate "cfgName"...
Enabling Configuration Enable created configuration. Only a single configuration can be enabled at a time. 1) Validating configuration Use the "cfgenable" command to enable a configuration. Format of "cfgenable" command cfgenable "cfgName" (1) cfgName: Specify a zone configuration name with it enclosed by double quotation marks ("). If you try to enable configuration by using the "cfgenable"...
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Use the "cfgactvshow" command to confirm that the configuration is enabled. Enabled configuration names, enabled zone names and the information on ports and WWPn’s and zone alias names contained in zones appear below "Effective Configuration." HW060000955:admin> cfgactvshow Effective configuration: cfg: cfg1 zone: zone1 zone: zone2...
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Modifying or Deleting Zone Alias Information The following describes modification or deletion of created zone alias information. After modification by using a relevant command, confirm that the modification is done normally by using the "alishow" command. Register additional information to a zone alias. Use the "aliadd"...
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Modifying or Deleting Zone The following describes modification or deletion of a zone already created. After modification by using a relevant command, confirm that the modification is done normally by using the "zoneshow" command. Add port information, WWPn and zone alias name to a zone. Use the "zoneadd"...
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Modifying or Deleting Configuration File The following describes modification or deletion of configuration already created.. After modification by using a relevant command, confirm that the modification is done normally by using the "zoneshow" command. Add a zone to zone configuration Use the "cfgadd"...
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Saving/Disabling Configuration The following describes the method of saving configuration after modification or disabling the configuration files being enabled. Save configuration subjected to modification. Use the "cfgsave" command. Using the "cfgsave" command allows modified configuration to be saved. Format of "cfgsave" command cfgsave <enter>...
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Miscellaneous The following describes the method of changing the names of several zone objects created or expunging or copying objects. After modification by using a relevant command, confirm that the modification is done normally by using the "cfgshow" command. After a command is executed, run the cfgsave command to register the new settings resulting from the change to be registered.
Setting Time and Time Server After completing login to the console of the FC Switch Module, set the clock built in the FC Switch Module according to the following procedure. Previous setting of the time of the clock built in the FC Switch Module allows the time to be compared with logs of other devices in review of an error occurred.
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= Lower two digits of dominical year (00 - 99) Setting Time Server Type "tsclockserver" on the console screen. Any commands used on the switch console should be specified with lowercase letters. Check the current setting of the time server.
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Deleting Time Server Setting Type "tsclockserver" on the console screen. Any commands used on the switch console should be specified with lowercase letters. Check the setting of the current time server. <Checking time server setting> HW060000951:admin> tsclockserver 192.168.1.1 HW060000951:admin> The IP address of the time server being set appears.
Saving/Restoring Setting Values Information set on the FC Switch Module can be saved or reset by using the configupload or configdownload command. To run commands saving the setting of the FC Switch Module, an FTP server is required additionally. Prepare a proper FTP server before saving.
FC Switch Module must be connected to the network. Confirm that the FTP server is accessible. To save the information set on the FC Switch Module, transmit the text file containing the setting information to the FTP server. Login to the console on the FC Switch Module.
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FC Switch Module must be connected to the network. Confirm that the FTP server is accessible. To restore the information set on the FC Switch Module, transmit the text file containing the setting information to the FTP server. Login to the console on the FC Switch Module.
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