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Policy to allow users to control the number of zone database modifications:
Set limits on the number of editing operations (such as add, remove, or modify) that the user
can perform in zones, zone configurations, aliases, or on zone members before activation.
Set policy by fabric because limits can vary (for example, disk limits can be different than tape
limits) .
Warn users when a policy is exceeded, and prevent users from proceeding.
Support for Quality of Service (QoS) Domain, Index Zones
Other enhancements
Role-based access control (RBAC) enhancements:
Added a Hosts tab to the Add/Edit Resource Group dialog to assign resources as a fabric or
host
Added new default user roles: Network Administrator and Host Administrator
Added new user privileges: Host Management, Active Session Management, FCoE Manage-
ment, CEE Management, and Zoning Set-Edit Limits
Event Storage Enhancements in Options dialog enhancements:
Increase the default event count from 5,000 to 20,000 in DCFM Enterprise and Professional
Plus
The maximum configurable limit is 50,000 in DCFM Enterprise and Professional Plus
DCFM Active Sessions enhancements:
Now shows active client sessions logged in to the DCFM server
Users with Active Session Management privilege set to Read Write can disconnect active clients
Switch Configuration Management improvements:
Added a Configuration Type column to identify the configuration file type as CEE or FC
New HCM Upgrade tab
Added a new HCM Upgrade tab to SMC to facilitate upgrading HCM in DCFM
Backup dialog enhancements:
Added the following check boxes:
Include FTP Root Directory
Include Technical Support Directory
Include Upload Failure Data Capture Directory
SNMPv3 enhancements:
Option to choose either v3 traps or Informs
Ability to configure at the fabric level from the Standalone dialog (instead of Discovery dialog)
Supported with FOS 6.3 or later
Support for 239 DID mode and offsets display (native connectivity with M-series switches)
Port Auto Disable policy for any of the following conditions:
Loss Of Sync
Loss Of Signal
Non Operational Primitive Sequence
Loop Initialize Process
Offline Primitive Sequence
B-series Data Center Fabric Manager Enterprise, Professional Plus, and Professional
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