Configuring Fcoe Login Groups - Brocade Communications Systems SN3000B Administrator's Manual

6. Under the Selection List, click the plus sign (+) next to the Interface and LAG folders, and select
7.
8. Click OK.
9. Repeat the procedure for additional VLANs.
10. To edit VLAN, select the detail from the table in the VLAN tab and click Edit.
11. Click OK to enable FCoE. Clear the check box to disable FCoE.

Configuring FCoE login groups

FCoE login groups control which FCoE devices are allowed to log in to a switch or fabric.
The FCoE Ports window is used for configuring the FCoE ports on a switch.
To configure an FCoE login group, perform the following steps.
1. Select the DCB tab on the Switch Administration panel.
2. Select the FCoE Login Group tab.
3. Click New.
4. Enter a name for the login group in the Login Group Name field.
5. Select the switch WWN.
6. Under Login Member Configuration, select either Allow All Members or Allow Specific Member.
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NOTE
If you want to modify any converged interface as either native or non-native, you must first
remove that particular member from that VLAN and then re-add it to the same VLAN.
individual interfaces and LAGs you want to associate with the VLAN ID.
Click Add to move the interfaces or LAGs to the Selected List.
Note the reminder that interfaces must be configured as L2, and that the interfaces or LAGs
must be in Trunk mode to be associated with multiple VLANs, Access mode interfaces can be
associated with only one VLAN, and the Converged mode interface can be Native in one VLAN
and it could be non-native type in more than one VLAN.
NOTE
The FCoE check box is selected by default for FCoE VLAN. The FCoE check box is read-only, you
must use the CLI to make any changes to the FCoE VLAN.
The New Login Group dialog box displays.
The choices are:
•
Self — WWN of your current switch
•
Other Switch WWN
If you choose Other Switch WWN, you must enter the WWN of that switch in the provided field.
•
If you select Allow All Members, all devices attached to FCoE ports are allowed to log in to
the switch.

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