HP Cisco MDS 9216 - Fabric Switch Configuration Manual page 55

New and Changed Information
S e n d d o c u m e n t a t i o n c o m m e n t s t o m d s f e e d b a c k - d o c @ c i s c o . c o m
Table 1 New and Changed Features for Release 3.x (continued)
Feature GUI Change
Enabling HTTPS
after FMS
Installation-Windows
and Unix
Device Graphical
Manager-Graphs and representation of traffic
Charts statistics
FCIP Compression
Cisco Fabric Manager Cisco Fabric Manager
and Device Manager and Device Manager
Installer Installer
Launching Fabric Control Panel dialog
Manager Client box to open and
discover fabrics
Selecting a Fabric to Drop-down list in
Manage Continuously Control Panel dialog
box with options to
Manage Continuously,
Manage and Unmanage
Health tab and New screens for each
Analysis subtab, new subtab
Switch Bandwidth
subtab under
Performance tab,
Scheduled Jobs
subtab under Custom
tab
On-Demand Port ---
Activation Licensing
N Port Virtualization Dialog boxes for
enabling NPV
CFS Regions Region tabs added to
CFS and dialog boxes
for creating a region and
assigning a feature to a
region
Viewing Digital FC Interfaces dialog
Diagnostic Values box
OL-8007-10, Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 3.x
Description
Enabling https after FMS
installation, using a user-signed or
CA-signed certificate
Graphical representation of Real
time Performance Monitoring of
interface Traffic
Added table for Algorithm
Classification and Performance
Settings
Enables users must install Fabric
Manager from the CD-ROM or
from Cisco.com. Fabric Manager is
no longer packaged with a Cisco
MDS 9000 Family Switch.
Enables network operators to
launch Fabric Manager Client from
the desktop once it is installed.
Enables users to continuously
manage a Fabric Manager Server
fabric, whether or not a client has
that fabric open.
Users can run or schedule analysis
reports, view total bandwidth for a
switch, and view scheduled jobs by
custom report templates.
Added support for the Cisco MDS
9134 Fabric Switch.
Enables users to configure NPV
devices.
Enables users to configure a CFS
region that contains a subset of
switches in a switch fabric.
Enables users to view digital
diagnostic values for single or
multiple ports.
Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric Manager Configuration Guide
Changed
in
Release Where Documented
3.3(1a) Chapter 7, "Fabric
Manager Web Server"
3.3(1a) Chapter 60, "Performance
Monitoring"
3.3(1a) Chapter 48, "Configuring
FCIP"
3.2(1) Chapter 2, "Installation of
Cisco MDS SAN-OS and
Fabric Manager"
3.2(1) Chapter 5, "Fabric
Manager Client"
3.2(1) Chapter 3, "Fabric
Manager Server"
3.2(1) Chapter 7, "Fabric
Manager Web Server"
3.2(1) Chapter 11, "On-Demand
Port Activation
Licensing"
3.2(1) Chapter 21, "Configuring
N Port Virtualization"
3.2(1) Chapter 13, "Using the
CFS Infrastructure"
3.2(1) Chapter 22, "Configuring
Generation 2 Switches
and Modules"
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