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Cisco MDS 9509 Director Configuration Manual (1096 pages)
MDS 9000 Family
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
4
Document Conventions
51
Related Documentation
52
Obtaining Documentation
53
Obtaining Technical Assistance
55
Getting Started
59
Hardware Overview
61
Product Overview
61
Graceful Shut down
65
Dynamic Vsans
66
Device Alias Distribution
67
Inter-VSAN Routing
67
Trunking
68
Portchannels
68
Enhanced Zoning
67
Intelligent Zoning
67
IP Services
68
Ficon
69
Fabric Binding
69
Rlir
69
IP Storage
69
Call Home
70
Qos and Congestion Control
70
SPAN and RSPAN
71
Switch Management Features
71
Redundant Supervisor Module Management
71
Fabric Management
72
Security Management
72
Port Tracking
74
SAN Extension Tuner
74
Command Scheduler
74
Intelligent Storage Services
74
Tools for Software Configuration
74
Cli
75
Cisco MDS 9000 Fabric Manager
75
Before You Begin
77
About the Switch Prompt
78
Default Switch Roles
79
About the CLI Command Modes
79
CLI Command Hierarchy
80
EXEC Mode Options
81
Configuration Mode
82
Getting Help
84
Command Completion
85
File System Completion
85
CLI Command Configuration Options
86
Displaying the Switch Configuration
86
Saving a Configuration
89
Clearing a Configuration
89
Displaying Users
89
Sending Messages to Users
89
Using the Ping Command
90
Using the Extended Ping Command
90
Using Traceroute
92
Setting the Shell Timeout
92
Displaying VTY Sessions
93
Clearing VTY Sessions
93
Setting the Terminal Timeout
93
Setting the Terminal Type
94
Setting the Terminal Length
94
Setting the Terminal Width
94
Displaying Terminal Settings
94
Internal Bootflash:
96
Initializing Internal Bootflash:
97
Formatting External Compactflash
97
Using the File System
98
Setting the Current Directory
98
Displaying the Current Directory
99
Displaying File Checksums
99
Listing the Files in a Directory
99
Creating a Directory
100
Deleting an Existing Directory
100
Moving Files
100
Copying Files
101
Deleting Files
101
Displaying File Contents
101
Saving Command Output to a File
102
Compressing and Uncompressing Files
102
Displaying the Last Lines in a File
103
Setting the Delay Time
104
CHAPTER 3 Obtaining and Installing Licenses3-1
108
Licensing Terminology
108
Licensing Model
109
Licensing High Availability
111
Options to Install a License
112
Obtaining a Factory-Installed License
112
Performing a Manual Installation
112
Obtaining the License Key File
113
Installing the License Key File
114
Backing up License Files
115
Identifying License Features in Use
115
Uninstalling Licenses
115
Updating Licenses
116
Grace Period Alerts
117
License Transfers between Switches
118
Displaying License Information
118
CHAPTER 4 Initial Configuration4-1
122
Initial Setup Routine
122
Preparing to Configure the Switch
124
Default Login
124
Setup Options
125
Assigning Setup Information
126
Configuring Out-Of-Band Management
126
Configuring In-Band Management
130
Using the Setup Command
134
Accessing the Switch
134
Assigning a Switch Name
135
Where Do You Go Next?
135
Verifying the Module Status
136
Configuring Date and Time
136
Configuring the Time Zone
137
NTP Configuration
138
NTP Configuration Guidelines
139
NTP Configuration Distribution
140
Committing NTP Configuration Changes
141
Discarding NTP Configuration Changes
141
Releasing Fabric Session Lock
142
Database Merge Guidelines
142
NTP Session Status Verification
142
Management Interface Configuration
142
Obtaining Remote Management Access
143
Using the Force Option
143
Default Gateway Configuration
144
Configuring the Default Gateway
144
Telnet Server Connection
145
Disabling a Telnet Connection
145
Configuring Console Port Settings
146
Verifying Console Port Settings
146
Configuring COM1 Port Settings
147
Verifying COM1 Port Settings
147
Configuring Modem Connections
148
Guidelines to Configure Modems
148
Enabling Modem Connections
148
Configuring the Initialization String
149
Configuring the Default Initialization String
150
Configuring a User-Specified Initialization String
150
Initializing a Modem in a Powered-On Switch
151
Verifying the Modem Connection Configuration
151
Configuring CDP
152
Clearing CDP Counters and Tables
153
Displaying CDP Information
154
CHAPTER 5 Using the CFS Infrastructure5-1
160
About CFS
160
Cisco SAN-OS Features Using CFS
160
CFS Features
161
CFS Protocol
161
CFS Distribution Scopes
162
CFS Distribution Modes
162
Uncoordinated Distribution
162
Disabling CFS Distribution on a Switch
163
CFS Application Requirements
163
Enabling CFS for an Application
163
Committing Changes
164
Discarding Changes
164
Locking the Fabric
164
Saving the Configuration
165
Clearing a Locked Session
165
CFS Merge Support
165
Displaying CFS Configuration Information
166
Default Settings
170
CHAPTER 6 Software Images6-1
171
About Software Images
171
Dependent Factors for Software Installation
172
Essential Upgrade Prerequisites
172
Software Upgrade Methods
174
Determining Software Compatibility
174
Automated Upgrades
175
Benefits of Using the Install All Command
175
Recognizing Failure Cases
176
Using the Install All Command
177
[####################] 100% -- Success
179
Upgrading Services Modules
180
Verifying Image Bootflash:/Isan-2.1.2
181
Sample Install All Commands
181
[####################] 100% -- Success
182
[####################] 100% -- Success
183
Impact Install-Type
186
Upgrade Status Verification
188
Manual Upgrade on a Dual Supervisor Switch
189
Preparing for a Manual Installation
189
Upgrading a Loader
191
Upgrading the BIOS
193
Quick Upgrade
195
Downgrading from a Higher Release
195
Maintaining Supervisor Modules
197
Standby Supervisor Boot Variable Version
197
Standby Supervisor Bootflash Memory
197
Standby Supervisor Boot Alert
197
Replacing Modules
197
Corrupted Bootflash Recovery
198
Recovery Using BIOS Setup
200
Recovery from the Switch(Boot)# Prompt
205
Recovery for Switches with Dual Supervisor Modules
206
Default Settings
210
Working with Configuration Files
211
Displaying Configuration Files
212
Downloading Configuration Files to the Switch
212
From a Remote Server
213
From an External Compactflash Disk (Slot0:)
213
Saving Configuration Files to an External Device
213
To a Remote Server
214
To an External Compactflash Disk (Slot0:)
214
Saving the Configuration
214
Saving Startup Configurations in the Fabric
215
Unlocking the Startup Configuration File
215
Copying Files
216
Backing up the Current Configuration
217
Rolling Back to a Previous Configuration
217
Restoring the Configured Redundancy Mode
218
Accessing Remote File Systems
219
Deleting Files
219
CHAPTER 8 Configuring High Availability8-1
221
About High Availability
221
Switchover Mechanisms
222
HA Switchover Characteristics
222
Initiating a Switchover
222
Switchover Guidelines
223
Verifying Switchover Possibilities
223
Process Restartability
224
Synchronizing Supervisor Modules
224
Verifying the Copied Boot Variables
224
Displaying HA Information
225
CHAPTER 9 Managing System Hardware9-1
230
Displaying Switch Hardware Inventory
230
Displaying the Switch Serial Number
232
Displaying Power Usage Information
233
Power Supply Configuration Modes
234
Displaying Module Temperature
238
About Fan Modules
238
About Clock Modules
239
Displaying Environment Information
239
Default Settings
240
CHAPTER 10 Managing Modules 10-1
241
About Modules
241
Supervisor Modules
242
Switching Modules
243
CHAPTER 37 Configuring IP Storage 37-1
243
Services Modules
243
Verifying the Status of a Module
244
Checking the State of a Module
244
Connecting to a Module
245
Reloading Modules
247
Reloading the Switch
247
Power Cycling Modules
247
Reloading Switching Modules
247
Preserving Module Configuration
249
Purging Module Configuration
250
Powering off Switching Modules
250
Identifying Module Leds
251
EPLD Configuration
255
Upgrading EPLD Images
255
Displaying EPLD Versions
259
ASM and SSM Feature Support
260
Installing the SSI Boot Image on the SSM
260
Using the Reload Module Command
265
Using the Install Ssi Command
267
Installing the ASM-SFN Boot Image for VSFN
269
Verifying the ASM-SFN Boot Image
270
Default Settings
278
CHAPTER 11 Configuring Interfaces11-1
282
Fibre Channel Interfaces
282
About Interface Modes
283
Auto Mode
286
About Interface States
286
Administrative States
286
Operational States
286
Reason Codes
287
Configuring Fibre Channel Interface
289
Graceful Shut down
289
Interface Modes
290
TL Port ALPA Caches
291
Displaying the ALPA Cache Contents
291
Clearing the ALPA Cache
292
Administrative Speeds
292
Interface Descriptions
292
Buffer-To-Buffer Credits
292
Performance Buffers
294
Extended Bb_Credits
294
Frame Encapsulation
296
Receive Data Field Size
296
Beacon Mode
297
Identifying the Beacon Leds
298
About Speed Leds
298
Bit Error Thresholds
298
Switch Port Attribute Default Values
299
SFP Transmitter Types
300
Configuring Management Interfaces
300
Configuring VSAN Interfaces
302
Configuring CIM
302
Added Security on a CIM Server
302
Displaying Interface Information
303
Displaying TL Port Information
312
TL Port Translation Guidelines
313
Default Settings
314
CHAPTER 12 Configuring Trunking 12-1
317
About Trunking
317
Configuring the Trunk Mode
319
Trunk-Allowed VSAN Configuration
319
Trunking Configuration Guidelines
322
Displaying Trunking Information
323
Default Settings
324
CHAPTER 13 Configuring Portchannels13-1
326
Portchannel Functionality
326
Portchannel Examples
326
About Portchanneling and Trunking
328
About Load Balancing
328
Portchannel Creation
330
Portchannel Modes
331
Deleting Portchannels
332
Interface Addition to a Portchannel
332
Forcing an Interface Addition
333
Compatibility Check
334
Suspended and Isolated States
334
Deleting Interfaces from a Portchannel
335
Portchannel Configuration Guidelines
335
Error Detection
335
Valid Configurations
336
Invalid Configuration Examples
337
Portchannel Protocol
337
About Portchannel Protocols
338
Channel Group Creation
338
Autocreation Functionality
339
Enabling and Configuring Autocreation
340
Portchannel Configuration Verification
341
Default Settings
344
CHAPTER 14 Configuring Domain Parameters14-1
346
About Fcdomain Phases
346
Domain Restart
347
Domain Configuration
348
Switch Priority
350
Allowed Domain ID Lists
350
Merged Stable Fabrics
351
Contiguous Domain Assignments
351
Fcdomain Initiation
352
Fabric Name
352
Incoming Rcfs
352
Persistent FC Ids
353
Enabling Persistent FC Ids
354
Unique Area FC Ids for some Hbas
355
Persistent FC ID Selective Purging
357
Displaying Fcdomain Information
357
Default Settings
360
CHAPTER 15 Scheduling Maintenance Jobs 15-1
363
About the Command Scheduler
363
Scheduler Terminology
363
Scheduling Guidelines
364
Scheduler Configuration
364
Command Scheduler Initialization
365
Job Definition
365
Job Deletion
366
Schedule Definition
367
Periodic Schedule Definition
367
One-Time Schedule Definition
368
Schedule Deletion
368
Job Disassociation
369
Schedule Time Deletion
369
Execution Log
369
Clearing the Log File Contents
369
Scheduler Configuration Verification
370
Default Settings
371
CHAPTER 16 Configuring and Managing Vsans16-1
375
VSAN Advantages
375
How Vsans Work
376
Vsans Versus Zones
378
Default and Isolated Vsans
379
Default VSAN
379
Isolated VSAN
379
VSAN Attributes
380
Operational State of a VSAN
380
VSAN Membership
380
Creating and Configuring Vsans Statically
381
Assigning Static Port VSAN Membership
381
Deleting Static Vsans
382
Displaying Static VSAN Configurations
383
Default Settings
384
CHAPTER 17 Creating Dynamic Vsans17-1
386
About DPVM
386
DPVM Requirements
386
Enabling DPVM
386
About DPVM Databases
387
Configuring Config and Pending Databases
387
Activating Config Databases
388
About Autolearned Entries
388
Enabling Autolearning
389
Clearing Learned Entries
389
Configuring DPVM Database Distribution
389
Disabling DPVM Database Distribution
390
Locking the Fabric
390
Committing Changes
390
Discarding Changes
391
Clearing a Locked Session
391
Database Merge Guidelines
391
Copying DPVM Databases
391
Comparing Database Differences
392
Displaying DPVM Configurations
393
Sample DPVM Configuration
394
Default Settings
396
About IVR
398
IVR Features
399
CHAPTER 18 Configuring Inter-VSAN Routing18-1
399
IVR Terminology
399
IVR Guidelines
400
Domain ID Guidelines
400
Transit VSAN Guidelines
401
Border Switch Guidelines
401
IVR Configuration
401
Unique Domain ID Configuration Options
402
Enabling IVR
402
IVR Configuration Distribution
402
Database Implementation
403
Enabling Configuration Distribution
403
Locking the Fabric
403
Committing the Changes
403
Discarding the Changes
404
Clearing a Locked Session
404
About IVR NAT
404
Enabling IVR NAT
406
About IVR Topologies
406
Configuring IVR Topologies
406
Manually Configuring the IVR Topology
407
Configuring an IVR Topology Database
407
Activating a Manually Configured IVR Topology
408
Configuring IVR Topology Automatic Mode
409
Verifying the IVR Topology
410
Non-Unique VSAN Ids Using Afids
411
Configuring the AFID Database
411
Verifying the AFID Database
412
Adding IVR Virtual Domain
412
Verifying the IVR Virtual Domain Configuration
413
Persistent FC Ids for IVR
413
Configuring Persistent FC Ids for IVR
414
Clearing the IVR Fcdomain Database
415
Verifying the Persistent FC ID Configuration
415
About Ivzs and Ivzss
416
Ivzs Versus Zones
416
Automatic IVZ Creation
417
Configuring Ivzs and Ivzss
418
Creating and Activating Ivzs and Ivzss
418
Configuring Luns in IVR Zoning
419
Configuring the Qos Attribute
420
Verifying the Qos Attribute Configuration
420
Using the Force Option
420
Clearing the IVZ Database
421
Verifying IVZ and IVZS Configuration
421
About IVR Service Groups
423
Configuring IVR Service Groups
423
Verifying IVR Service Group Configuration
424
IVR Interoperability
424
Configuring IVR Using Read-Only Zoning
424
Database Merge Guidelines
425
Configuring IVR Logging Levels
426
Verifying Logging Level Configuration
427
Example Configurations
427
Manual Topology Configuration
427
Auto-Topology Configuration
430
Default Settings
432
CHAPTER 19 Configuring and Managing Zones19-1
434
Zoning Features
434
Zoning Example
435
Zone Implementation
436
Zone Configuration
436
Configuring a Zone
437
Alias Configuration
438
Zone Set Creation
439
Active and Full Zone Set Considerations
440
Activating a Zone Set
442
Zone Enforcement
442
The Default Zone
443
Zone Set Distribution
443
Enabling Full Zone Set Distribution
444
One-Time Distribution
444
Recovering from Link Isolation
445
Importing and Exporting Zone Sets
446
Zone Set Duplication
446
Copying Zone Sets
446
Zone Database Information
447
Zone-Based Traffic Priority
447
Configuring Default Zone Qos Priority Attributes
448
Configuring Broadcast Zoning
448
About LUN Zoning
449
Configuring a LUN-Based Zone
450
Assigning Luns to Storage Subsystems
450
About Read-Only Zones
451
Read-Only Zone Configuration Guidelines
451
Configuring Read-Only Zones
451
Displaying Zone Information
453
About Enhanced Zoning
459
Advantages of Enhanced Zoning
460
Changing from Basic Zoning to Enhanced Zoning
460
Changing from Enhanced Zoning to Basic Zoning
461
Enabling Enhanced Zoning
461
Modifying the Zone Database
462
Creating Attribute Groups
462
Merging the Database
463
The Merge Process
464
Default Zone Policies
464
Broadcasting a Zone
464
Displaying Enhanced Zone Information
466
Default Settings
468
CHAPTER 20 Distributing Device Alias Services20-1
469
About Device Aliases
469
Device Alias Features
470
Device Alias Requirements
470
Zone Aliases Versus Device Aliases
470
Modifying the Device Alias Database
471
Locking the Fabric
471
Committing Changes
472
Discarding Changes
472
Fabric Lock Override
472
Device Alias Distribution
473
Database Merge Guidelines
473
Device Alias Statistics Cleanup
474
FSPF Features
480
CHAPTER 21 Configuring Fibre Channel Routing Services and Protocols21-1
480
FSPF Examples
480
Fault Tolerant Fabric
480
Redundant Links
481
Global FSPF Configuration
482
FSPF Configuration Deletion
483
FSPF Routing Protocol Usage
483
Link State Record Defaults
483
FSPF Interface Configuration
484
FSPF Link Cost
484
Hello Time Intervals
484
Dead Time Intervals
484
Retransmitting Intervals
485
Configuring Fibre Channel Routes
486
Clearing FSPF Counters
487
Broadcast and Multicast Routing
488
In-Order Delivery
488
Reordering Network Frames
489
Reordering Portchannel Frames
489
Enabling In-Order Delivery
490
Enabling IOD Globally
490
Enabling IOD for a VSAN
491
Displaying the IOD Status
491
Configuring the Drop Latency Time
491
Displaying Latency Information
492
Flow Statistics Configuration
493
Configuring Flow Statistics
493
Counting Flow Statistics
493
Clearing FIB Statistics
494
Displaying Flow Statistics
494
Displaying Routing and Forwarding Information
495
Displaying Global FSPF Information
497
Displaying the FSPF Database
498
Displaying FSPF Interfaces
499
Default Settings
499
CHAPTER 22 Managing FLOGI, Name Server, FDMI, and RSCN Databases
501
Displaying FLOGI Details
501
About the Name Server Proxy Feature
502
Registering Name Server Proxies
503
Rejecting Duplicate Pwwn
503
Displaying Name Server Database Entries
503
Displaying FDMI
505
About RSCN Information
507
Displaying RSCN Information
507
About the Multi-Pid Option
508
Suppressing Domain Format SW-Rscns
509
Clearing RSCN Statistics
509
CHAPTER 23 Discovering SCSI Targets23-1
511
About SCSI LUN Discovery
511
Starting SCSI LUN Discovery
512
Initiating Customized Discovery
512
CHAPTER 24 Configuring FICON24-1
518
About FICON
518
FICON Requirements
518
MDS-Specific FICON Advantages
519
Fabric Optimization with Vsans
519
FCIP Support
520
Portchannel Support
520
Vsans for FICON and FCP Intermixing
520
Cisco MDS-Supported FICON Features
521
FICON Port Numbering
523
Port Addresses
524
Implemented and Unimplemented Port Addresses
524
Installed and Uninstalled Ports
525
FICON Port Numbering Guidelines
525
FCIP and Portchannel Port Numbers
525
FC ID Allocation
526
FICON Cascading
526
FICON VSAN Prerequisites
527
Enabling FICON
527
Effects of Enabling FICON
527
Setting up a Basic FICON Configuration
528
Manually Enabling FICON
531
The Code-Page Option
532
FICON Host Control
533
Host Moves the Switch Offline
533
Host Changes FICON Port Parameters
533
Host Controls the Time Stamp
533
Time Stamp Cleanup
534
FICON SNMP Control
534
Running Configuration Automatic Save
535
Binding Port Numbers to Portchannels
536
Binding Port Numbers to FCIP Interfaces
536
Configuring FICON Ports
537
Port Blocking
537
Port Prohibiting
537
Port Address Name Assignment
538
FICON Configuration Files
539
Accessing FICON Configuration Files
539
Applying the FICON Configuration Files
540
Editing FICON Configuration Files
540
Copying FICON Configuration Files
541
Port Swapping
541
Port Swapping Guidelines
542
Moving a FICON VSAN to an Offline State
543
Clearing FICON Device Allegiance
543
CUP In-Band Management
543
Placing Cups in a Zone
544
Displaying FICON Information
544
Receiving FICON Alerts
544
Displaying FICON Port Address Information
545
Displaying IPL File Information
546
Displaying the Configured FICON State
548
Displaying a Ports Administrative State
549
Displaying Control Unit Information
549
Displaying Buffer Information
550
Fabric Binding Configuration
553
Port Security Versus Fabric Binding
553
Fabric Binding Enforcement
554
Fabric Binding Initiation
554
Switch WWN List Configuration
555
Fabric Binding Activation
555
Forcing Fabric Binding Activation
556
Saving Fabric Binding Configurations
556
Clearing the Fabric Binding Statistics
557
Deleting the Fabric Binding Database
557
Verifying Fabric Binding Configurations
558
Displaying RLIR Information
561
Clearing RLIR Information
565
Default Settings
565
CHAPTER 25 Advanced Features and Concepts25-1
568
Fibre Channel Time out Values
568
Timer Configuration Across All Vsans
568
Timer Configuration Per-VSAN
568
Fctimer Distribution
569
Committing Fctimer Changes
569
Discarding Fctimer Changes
570
Fabric Lock Override
570
Database Merge Guidelines
570
Displaying Configured FC Timer Values
571
Configuring World Wide Names
571
Link Initialization WWN Usage
572
Configuring a Secondary MAC Address
572
Displaying WWN Information
572
FC ID Allocation for Hbas
573
Default Company ID List
573
Company ID Configuration Verification
574
Switch Interoperability
575
Configuring Interoperability
577
Verifying Interoperating Status
578
Default Settings
581
CHAPTER 26 Configuring Users and Common Roles26-1
585
Role-Based Authorization
585
Configuring Roles and Profiles
586
Modifying Profiles
586
Configuring the VSAN Policy
587
Modifying the VSAN Policy
588
Committing the Changes
589
Discarding the Changes
589
Enabling Distribution
589
Clearing Sessions
589
Displaying Role-Based Information
590
Database Merge Guidelines
590
Mapping of CLI Operations to SNMP
593
Configuring User Accounts
594
Characteristics of Strong Passwords
594
Creating or Updating Users
595
Logging out Users
596
Displaying User Account Information
597
Configuring SSH Services
597
Enabling SSH Service
597
Specifying the SSH Key
598
Generating the SSH Server Key Pair
598
Overwriting a Generated Key Pair
599
Clearing SSH Hosts
599
Displaying SSH Protocol Status
600
Recovering the Administrator Password
601
Using the CLI with Network-Admin Privilege
601
Power Cycling the Switch
602
Default Settings
603
CHAPTER 27 Configuring SNMP27-1
606
SNMP Security
606
SNMP Version 1 and Version 2C
606
SNMP Version 3
606
Snmpv3 CLI User Management and AAA Integration
607
CLI and SNMP User Synchronization
607
Restricting Switch Access
608
Group-Based SNMP Access
608
Creating and Modifying Users
608
Configuring SNMP Users from the CLI
608
Enforcing Snmpv3 Message Encryption
610
Assigning Snmpv3 Users to Multiple Roles
610
AES Encryption-Based Privacy
611
Adding or Deleting Communities
611
Configuring Snmpv1 and Snmpv2C Notifications
612
Configuring Snmpv3 Notifications
613
Enabling SNMP Notifications
613
Configuring the Notification Target User
615
Configuring Linkup/Linkdown Notifications for Interfaces
615
Displaying SNMP Security Information
617
Default Settings
619
CHAPTER 28 Configuring RADIUS and TACACS+28-1
622
Switch Management Security
622
CLI Security Options
622
SNMP Security Options
622
Switch AAA Functionalities
622
Authentication
622
Authorization
623
Accounting
623
Remote AAA Services
624
Remote Authentication Guidelines
624
Server Groups
624
AAA Service Configuration Options
624
Error-Enabled Status
625
Configuring RADIUS
625
Setting the RADIUS Server Address
626
Setting the Global Preshared Key
626
Setting the RADIUS Server Timeout Interval
627
Setting Iterations of the RADIUS Server
627
Defining Vendor-Specific Attributes
627
VSA Format
628
Specifying Snmpv3 on AAA Servers
628
Displaying RADIUS Server Details
629
Configuring TACACS+
630
About TACACS+
630
Enabling TACACS+
630
Setting the TACACS+ Server Address
630
Setting the Global Secret Key
631
Setting the Timeout Value
632
Defining Custom Attributes for Roles
632
Supported TACACS+ Servers
633
Displaying TACACS+ Server Details
633
Configuring Server Groups
634
Distributing AAA Server Configuration
635
Enabling the RADIUS Server Distribution
635
Starting a Distribution Session on a Switch
636
Displaying the Session Status
636
Displaying the Configuration to be Distributed
637
Committing the Distribution
637
Discarding the Distribution Session
638
Clearing Sessions
638
Disabling AAA Authentication
639
Displaying AAA Authentication
640
Authentication and Authorization Process
640
Configuring Accounting Services
642
Displaying Accounting Configuration
642
Clearing Accounting Logs
643
Configuring Cisco ACS Servers
644
Default Settings
647
CHAPTER 29 Configuring IP Access Control Lists29-1
649
IP Access Control Lists
649
IP-ACL Configuration Guidelines
650
Filter Contents
650
Protocol Information
650
Address Information
650
Port Information
651
ICMP Information
652
TOS Information
652
IP-ACL Creation
653
Adding Filters to an Existing IP-ACL
654
Removing Entries from an Existing IP-ACL
654
Reading the IP-ACL Log Dump
654
Applying an IP-ACL to an Interface
655
IP-ACL Configuration Verification
656
IP-ACL Counter Cleanup
657
CHAPTER 30 Configuring Ipsec Network Security30-1
660
About Ipsec
660
About IKE
661
Ipsec Prerequisites
661
Ipsec Compatibility
662
Ipsec and IKE Terminology
662
Supported Ipsec Transforms and Algorithms
663
Supported IKE Transforms and Algorithms
664
Initializing IKE
665
Configuring the IKE Domain
665
About IKE Tunnels
665
IKE Policy Negotiation
665
Optional Configurations
667
Clearing IKE Tunnels or Domains
669
Refreshing Sas
669
Configuring Ipsec
669
Crypto Acls
669
Crypto ACL Guidelines
670
Mirror Image Crypto Acls
672
The any Keyword in Crypto Acls
673
Transform Sets in Ipsec
673
Crypto Map Entries
675
SA Establishment between Peers
675
Crypto Map Configuration Guidelines
676
SA Lifetime Negotiation
676
The Auto-Peer Option
677
Perfect Forward Secrecy
679
Crypto Map Set Interface Application
679
Ipsec Maintenance
680
Global Lifetime Values
680
Displaying IKE Configurations
681
Displaying Ipsec Configurations
682
Sample FCIP Configuration
687
Sample Iscsi Configuration
692
Default Settings
694
CHAPTER 31 Configuring FC-SP and DHCHAP31-1
696
About Fabric Authentication
696
About DHCHAP
697
Configuring DHCHAP Authentication
697
DHCHAP Configuration
698
DHCHAP Authentication Modes
698
DHCHAP Hash Algorithm Configuration
700
DHCHAP Group Configuration
700
DHCHAP Password Configuration
701
Locally Configuring the Device Name
702
DHCHAP Timeout Value
703
Configuring the Timeout Value
703
Displaying Protocol Security Information
703
DHCHAP AAA Authentication
704
Sample Configuration
705
Default Settings
706
CHAPTER 32 Configuring Port Security32-1
708
Port Security Features
708
Port Security Enforcement
708
Port Security Initiation
708
Port Security Manual Configuration
709
WWN Identification
709
Authorized Port Pair Addition
709
Port Security Activation
710
Database Activation Rejection
711
Forcing Port Security Activation
711
Database Reactivation
712
About Auto-Learning
713
Enabling Auto-Learning
713
Disabling Autolearning
713
Auto-Learning Device Authorization
714
Authorization Scenario
714
Locking the Fabric
716
Committing the Changes
716
Discarding the Changes
716
Database Interaction
718
Database Scenarios
718
Port Security Database Copy
719
Port Security Database Deletion
720
Port Security Database Cleanup
720
CHAPTER 33 Configuring FCIP33-1
728
About FCIP
728
FCIP and VE Ports
728
FCIP Links
729
FCIP Profiles
730
FCIP Interfaces
730
Enabling FCIP
730
Basic FCIP Configuration
731
Creating FCIP Profiles
731
Creating FCIP Links
732
Minimum Retransmit Timeout
734
Keepalive Timeout
734
Maximum Retransmissions
735
Path Mtus
735
Selective Acknowledgments
735
Window Management
735
Monitoring Congestion
736
Estimating Maximum Jitter
737
Buffer Size
737
Peer IP Address
739
Special Frames
739
Active Connections
740
Number of TCP Connections
740
Time Stamp Control
740
B Port Interoperability Mode
742
Configuring B Ports
743
Quality of Service
744
Configuring E Ports
744
Advanced FCIP Features
745
FCIP Write Acceleration
745
FCIP Tape Acceleration
747
FCIP Compression
749
Displaying FCIP Information
750
FCIP High Availability
756
Fibre Channel Portchannels
756
Fspf
757
Vrrp
757
Ethernet Portchannels
758
Default Settings
759
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