Managing Fibre Channel Connections; Fc P Ort I Nformation - Asus DS300j G2 Series User Manual

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Deleting a LUN map prevents the initiator from accessing the LUN while LUN masking is enabled.
To delete a LUN map:
1. Click the Storage tab.
2. Click the LUN Mapping & Masking icon.
The list of LUN maps appears.
3. Click the LUN map you want, then click the Delete button.
4. In the Confirmation box, type the word "confirm" in the field provided and click the Confirm button.
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LUN masking must be enabled in order to assign map your LUNs to your initiators and to use your existing LUN
maps.
Disabling LUN masking allows all initiators to access all LUNs in your data storage. However, disabling LUN
masking does not delete existing LUN maps.
These actions require Administrator or Super User privileges.
To enable or disable LUN masking:
1. Click the Storage tab.
2. Click the LUN Mapping & Masking icon.
3. Check the box to enable LUN Masking.
Or uncheck the box to disable LUN Masking.
LUN Masking starts or stops as soon as you make your setting.
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Fibre Channel management includes:
• "Viewing FC Node Information" on page 107
• "Viewing FC Port Information" on page 107
• "Making FC Port Settings" on page 108
• "Viewing FC Port Statistics" on page 108
• "Viewing a List of FC Initiators on the Fabric" on page 108
• "Viewing a List of FC SFPs" on page 109
Also see "Adding an FC Initiator" on page 104 and "Deleting an FC Initiator" on page 104.
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To view Fibre Channel node information:
1. Click the Device tab.
2. Click the FC Management icon.
3. Click the Node tab.
Node information includes:
• Worldwide Node Name (WWNN)
• Maximum Frame Size
• Supported FC Class
• Supported speeds
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To view Fibre Channel port information:
1. Click the Device tab.
2. Click the FC Management icon.
3. Click the Port tab.
4. Mouse-over an FC port to access and click the View button.
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