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New and Changed Features for Release 2.x (continued)
Feature
14/2-port Multiprotocol
Services (MPS-14/2)
module
Cisco MDS 9216i Switch Provides one fixed integrated supervisor module
Cisco MDS 9216A
Switch
File system
enhancements
Extended ping command Provides additional options to verify the
Initial setup changes
show inventory
command
Cisco Fabric Services
Infrastructure
Dynamic VSANs
Graceful shutdown
Extended BB_credits
Small form-factor
pluggable (SFP)
PortChannel
Cisco MDS 9000 Family Configuration Guide
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Description
Provides 14 Fibre Channel ports and two Gigabit
Ethernet ports, which allow the use of FCIP and
iSCSI features.
with 14 Fibre Channel ports, 2 IP ports, and an
expansion slot that supports up to 32 additional
ports.
Provides one fixed integrated supervisor module
with 16 Fibre Channel ports and an expansion slot
that supports up to 32 additional ports.
Allows you to use the Tab key to complete
schemes, servers, and file names available in the
file system
connectivity of a remote host or server.
Enhances the questions in the initial set up
routine and the order in which they appear is
enhanced to reflect the various changes in the
Cisco SAN-OS Release 2.0(1b) software.
Displays information on the field replaceable
units (FRUs) in the switch, including product IDs,
serial numbers, and version IDs.
Enables efficient database distribution and fosters
device flexibility
Allows you to dynamically assign VSAN
membership to ports based on the device WWN.
Allows the Cisco SAN-OS software to implicitly
perform a graceful shutdown if you shut down an
interface operating in the E port mode or if a
Cisco SAN-OS software application executes a
port shutdown as part of its function.
Allows you to configure up to 3,500 receive
BB_credits on a Fibre Channel port to facilitate
BB_credits for long haul links.
Replaces the term FCOT (Fibre Channel optical
transmitter) with the term SFP in the Cisco
SAN-OS software and in the documentation.
Includes a new mode (ACTIVE) and a new
protocol (autocreation).
New and Changed Information
Changed
in Release Where Documented
2.0(1b)
Chapter 1, "Product Overview"
Chapter 37, "Configuring IP
Storage"
Chapter 30, "Configuring IPsec
Network Security"
Chapter 1, "Product Overview"
2.0(1b)
Chapter 2, "Before You Begin"
2.0(1b)
Chapter 4, "Initial
Configuration"
2.0(1b)
Chapter 9, "Managing System
Hardware"
2.0(1b)
Chapter 5, "Using the CFS
Infrastructure"
2.0(1b)
Chapter 17, "Creating Dynamic
VSANs"
2.0(1b)
Chapter 11, "Configuring
Interfaces"
2.0(1b)
2.0(1b)
2.0(1b)
Chapter 13, "Configuring
PortChannels"
OL-6973-03, Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 2.x
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