Modifying Ti Zones; Examples Of Modifying A Ti Zone - HP A7533A - Brocade 4Gb SAN Switch Base Administrator's Manual

4. Enter the cfgEnable command to reactivate your current effective configuration and enforce the TI
zones.
cfgenable "base_config"
For example, to create TI zones in the base fabric shown in
BS_D1> zonecreate "z1", "1,1"
BS_D1> cfgcreate "base_cfg", z1
BS_D1> zone --create -t ti -o f "ti_zone2" -p "1,3; 1,10; 7,12; 7,14;
2,16; 2,8"
BS_D1> cfgenable "base_config"

Modifying TI zones

Using the zone
both.
Using the zone
member of a TI zone, the TI zone is deleted.
After you modify the TI zone, you must enable the current effective configuration to enforce the changes.
IMPORTANT:
non-dedicated paths exist through the fabric for all devices that are not in a TI zone. See
on page 340 for additional information about disabling failover mode.
1. Connect to the switch and log in as admin.
2. Enter the zone
3. Enter the zone
zone --add [-o optlist] name -p "portlist"
zone --add -o optlist name [-p "portlist"]
zone --remove name -p "portlist"
where:
optlist
name
portlist
4. Enter the cfgEnable command to reactivate your current effective configuration and enforce the TI
zones.
cfgenable "current_effective_configuration"

Examples of modifying a TI zone

To add port members to the existing TI zone bluezone:
switch:admin> zone --add bluezone -p "3,4; 3,6"
add command, you can add ports to an existing TI zone, change the failover option, or
--
remove command, you can remove ports from existing TI zones. If you remove the last
--
If failover is disabled, do not allocate all ISLs in TI zones. Make sure sufficient
add command to add ports or change the failover option for an existing TI zone.
--
remove command to remove ports from an existing TI zone.
--
The failover mode setting, which is either n or f.
• n = Disable failover mode.
f = Enable failover mode.
•
Be aware of the ramifications if you disable failover mode. See
on page 340 for information about disabling failover mode.
The name of the zone to be modified.
The list of ports to be added to or removed from the TI zone. Ports are designated
using "D,I" (Domain,Index) format. Multiple ports are separated by a semicolon,
followed by a space.
Figure 52 on page 349:
"TI zone
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"TI zone failover"
failover"