Managing Cfs Regions Using Fabric Manager; Creating Cfs Regions; Assigning Features To Cfs Regions - HP Cisco MDS 9216 - Fabric Switch Configuration Manual

Chapter 13 Using the CFS Infrastructure
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Managing CFS Regions Using Fabric Manager

This section describes how to use Fabric Manager for managing CFS regions. Fabric Manager
provides a comprehensive view of all the switches, regions, and the features associated with each region
in the topology. To complete the following tasks, use the tables under the All Regions and Feature by
Region tabs:
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Creating CFS Regions

To create a CFS region using Fabric Manager, follow these steps:
Expand the Switches folder in the Physical Attributes pane and click CFS.
Step 1
The information pane displays the Global, IP Multicast, Feature by Region, and All Regions tabs.
Click the All Regions tab.
Step 2
The tab displays a list of Switches and RegionIds.
Click the Create Row button on the toolbar.
Step 3
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Select the switch from the drop-down list and choose a RegionId from the range.
Step 4
Click Create.
Step 5
Upon successful creation of the region, Success is displayed at the bottom of the dialog box.

Assigning Features to CFS Regions

To assign a feature to a region using Fabric Manager, follow these steps:
Step 1 Expand the Switches folder in the Physical Attributes pane and click CFS.
The information pane displays the Global, IP Multicast, Feature by Region, and All Regions tabs.
Step 2 Click the Feature by Region tab.
This tab lists all the switches along with their corresponding Feature and RegionId.
OL-16184-01, Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 3.x
Creating CFS Regions, page 13-13
Assigning Features to CFS Regions, page 13-13
Moving a Feature to a Different Region, page 13-14
Removing a Feature from a Region, page 13-15
shows the Create a Region dialog box.
Create a Region Dialog Box
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