Loading Only Attached Members To The Pending Fbml; Activating The Pending Fbml; Viewing The Pending Fbml - HP 316095-B21 - StorageWorks Edge Switch 2/24 User Manual

Configuring the Product

Loading Only Attached Members to the Pending FBML

As an efficient starting point for populating the pending FBML for editing, you
may want to start with a list that contains the entries that are required for the
pending FBML to become active. These entries are the attached fabric members.
(In this case, the local fabric member is also added to the pending FBML.)
To load all attached members to the pending FBML, perform the following
procedure:
1. Select Configure from the navigation panel.
2. Select the Security tab and the Fabric Binding tab. The Fabric Binding tab
3. Under the heading Pending Fabric Binding Membership List, select the

Activating the Pending FBML

The procedure for activating the pending FBML is the same as for activating
Fabric Binding. For instructions, see

Viewing the Pending FBML

The Fabric Binding tab enables you to view the pending FBML as it is being
updated. Members of the pending FBML are listed by WWN. To view the
pending FBML list, use the following procedure:
1. Select Configure from the navigation panel.
2. Select the Security tab and the Fabric Binding tab. The Fabric Binding tab
3. Find the pending FBML at the bottom of the page under the heading Pending
The pending FBML can contain a maximum of 239 members. The page can show
up to 64 members. If the list contains more than 64 members, the other members
are shown on subsequent pages. To see the next page of list members, select the
Next >> link. To see the previous page of members, select the << Prev link. A
status line at the top and bottom of the list shows which members are currently
displayed and the total number of members in the list.
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view displays (Figure
Update button. All switches and directors in the fabric are copied to the
pending FBML.
view displays (Figure
Fabric Binding Membership List.
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"Activating Fabric
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Binding" on page 66.
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