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TABLE 11
LIC name
Fabric_Device_TraceRoute
Fabric_Device_Sharing_Diagnostics
Fabric_Zoning_Configuration
Fabric_Realtime_Graph
Fabric_Historical_Graph
Fabric_Audit_Log
Fabric_Binding_Configuration
Fabric_Bottlenecks_Configuration
Fabric_Create_View
Fabric_Email_Event_Configuration
Fabric_Encryption_Configuration
Fabric_End_To_End_Monitors
Fabric_Event_Log
Fabric_FCIP_Configuration
Fabric_Ficon_Log
Fabric_Logical_Switches_Configuration
Fabric_Port_Fencing
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Description of LIC names (Continued)
Description
Obtains the detailed path information for any two
selected device ports.
Verifies whether two or more fabrics are configured
to share the same devices between them.
Configures and activates zoning for FC, LSAN, and
so on.
Monitor a device's performance through real-time
performance graphs that displays a variety of
user-selected performance measures.
Monitors a device's performance through historical
performance graphs for predefined performance
measures.
Displays all application events raised by the
application modules and all audit syslog messages
from the switches.
Configures whether switches can merge with a
selected fabric.
Configures the bottleneck detection parameters on
the switches to receive alerts.
Creates a custom view that shows a selected list of
switches and hosts.
Configures the e-mail server for event notification.
Configures the encryption switch, targetted LUNs
and hosts, HA clusters, master key, and smart
cards.
Provision of end-to-end monitors of selected target
and initiator pairs. These monitors are persisted in
the database and are enabled on one of the
F_Ports on the connected device. Use these
monitors to view both real-time and historical
performance data.
Displays all product event type events from all
discovered switches.
Configures an FCIP extension connection; you can
create FCIP tunnels and FCIP circuits between two
extension switches.
Displays all the LIR and RLIR type events, for
example, link incident type events.
Configures the virtual fabrics. Creates base and
logical switches, assigning ports to a logical switch
and configuring fabric-wide parameters.
Port fencing allows users to set policies that will
block switch ports if certain conditions are met.
Configure port fencing to set threshold limits for
the number of specific port events permitted
during a given time period on the selected object.
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