Brocade Communications Systems Brocade 8/12c User Manual page 315

The following table details the information located (in alphabetical order) on the Port Connectivity
View dialog box.
TABLE 18
Field
Actual Distance
Area ID /Port Index
Blade Number
Blocked
Buffer Limited
Buffers Needed/Allocated
Calculated Status
Capability
Connected Blade Number
Connected Port Area ID Port Index
Connected Port Name
Connected Port Number
Connected Port Speed
Connected Port Status
Connected Port State
Connected Port WWN
Connected User Port Number
COS
Device Node WWN
Device Symbolic Name
Device Port/Switch Domain ID
Device Port/Switch WWN
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Port connectivity properties
Description
The actual distance for -end port connectivity.
The area ID and the port index of the port.
The number of the blade.
Whether the selected port is blocked.
Whether buffers are limited.
The ratio of buffers needed relative to the number of buffers
allocated.
The operational status. There are four possible operation
status values:
•
Up - Operation is normal.
•
Down - The port is down or the route to the remote
destination is disabled.
•
Disabled - The connection has been manually disabled.
•
Backup Active - The backup TCP port is active due to a
failover.
The device capability of the connected device port. The value is
mapped depending on whether it is a name server (NS) or a
FICON device.
The number of the connected blade.
The area ID and the port index of the connected port.
The name of the connected port.
The number of the connected port.
The speed of the connected port.
The connection status. There are four possible operation status
values:
•
Up - Operation is normal.
•
Down - The port is down or the route to the remote
destination is disabled.
•
Disabled - The connection has been manually disabled.
•
Backup Active - The backup TCP port is active due to a
failover.
The connected port's state; for example, online or offline.
The world wide name of the connected port.
The port number of the connected user port.
The class of service (CoS) value, which ranges between zero
(low priority) and seven (high priority).
The world wide name of the device node.
The symbolic name of the device node.
The device port and switch domain ID.
The device port and switch world wide name.
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