Interface States - Cisco N5010P-N2K-BE Software Configuration Manual

Chapter 32 Configuring Fibre Channel Interfaces
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Interface States

The interface state depends on the administrative configuration of the interface and the dynamic state of
the physical link. The following sections describe the states and configuration that influence the state:
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Administrative States
The administrative state refers to the administrative configuration of the interface.
the administrative states.
Table 32-1
Administrative State
Up
Down
Operational States
The operational state indicates the current operational state of the interface.
operational states.
Table 32-2
Operational State
Up
Down
Trunking
Reason Codes
Reason codes are dependent on the operational state of the interface.
codes for operational states.
Table 32-3
Administrative
Configuration
Up
Down
Up
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Administrative States
Description
Interface is enabled.
Interface is disabled. If you administratively disable an interface by shutting
down that interface, the physical link layer state change is ignored.
Operational States
Description
Interface is transmitting or receiving traffic as desired. To be in this state, an
interface must be administratively up, the interface link layer state must be up, and
the interface initialization must be completed.
Interface cannot transmit or receive (data) traffic.
Interface is operational in TE mode.
Reason Codes for Interface States
Operational
Status
Up
Down
Down
Reason Code
None.
Administratively down. If you administratively configure an interface
as down, you disable the interface. No traffic is received or transmitted.
See Table 32-4.
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Information About Fibre Channel Interfaces
Table 32-1
Table 32-2 describes the
Table 32-3 describes the reason
describes
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