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One-Step Zoning configuration menu (root/config/zone)
One-Step Zoning allows ports to be divided into multiple virtual zones (or work groups),
similar to Virtual Local Area Networking (VLAN). By separating activity on the network,
zoning also eliminates change notification propagation (change notifications that occur
within one zone cannot propagate to other zones.)
Use zoning to:
• Separate different operating system environments.
• Temporarily block or grant access during backup or other tasks.
• Consolidate equipment logically.
• Designate closed user groups for increased security.
• Separate test or maintenance areas from production areas.
Menu commands
Table 22. One-Step Zoning configuration menu commands
Command
1. bzht
2. bzdt
3. addprt
4. delprt
5. showmem
6. act
7. deact
8. zstate
9. zclr
10. addblk
11. delblk
12. showblks
13. hz
14. bzr
15. alpas
16. ..
17. ?
Description
Configures the Bad Zone Reset Hold Time setting. See page 42.
Configures the Bad Zone Delay Time setting.
Adds one or more port members to a zone.
Removes one or more port members from a zone.
Displays the port members within a zone.
Activates the zone set.
Deactivates the zone set.
Displays the state of specified zone.
Clears one or more zones.
Adds an AL_PA blocking member to a group.
Removes an AL_PA block member from a group.
Displays the AL_PA blocking groups.
Configures the Hard Zone policy setting.
Configures the Bad Zone Recovery policy setting.
Displays the zone AL_PAs.
Returns to the previous menu.
Displays additional information on a command.
Chapter 2. Configuration menu (root/config)
Additional
Information
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