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HP StorageWorks Fabric OS 5.2 Series Administrator's Manual (447 pages)

HP StorageWorks Fabric OS 5.2.x administrator guide (5697-0014, November 2009)

Brand: HP | Category: Switch | Size: 3.48 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

15
- Supported HP Storageworks Hardware
  15
- Intended Audience
  16
- Related Documentation
  16
- Glossary of Terms
  16
- Document Conventions and Symbols
  16
- HP Technical Support
  17
  - HP-Authorized Reseller
    17
  - Helpful Web Sites
    17
Introducing Fabric os CLI Procedures

19
- About Procedural Differences
  19
- Scope and References
  19
- About the CLI
  20
- Help Information
  21
  - Displaying Command Help
    21
  - Displaying Additional Help Topics
    21
Performing Basic Configuration Tasks

23
Managing User Accounts

55
Configuring Standard Security Features

83
Configuring Advanced Security

103
- About Access Control List (ACL) Policies
  103
  - How the ACL Policies Are Stored
    103
  - Identifying Policy Members
    103
- Configuring ACL Policies
  104
  - Displaying ACL Policies
    105
  - Configuring a DCC Policy
    105
    
    Creating a DCC Policy
    106
    
    DCC Policy Restrictions
    106
    
    Examples of Creating DCC Policies
    107
  - Creating an SCC Policy
    107
  - Saving Changes to ACL Policies
    108
  - Activating Changes to ACL Policies
    108
  - Adding a Member to an Existing Policy
    109
  - Removing a Member from a Policy
    109
  - Deleting a Policy
    109
  - Aborting All Uncommitted Changes
    110
- Distributing the Policy Database
  110
Maintaining Configurations

117
Managing Administrative Domains

127
- About Administrative Domains
  127
  - Admin Domain Features
    128
  - Fabric with Two Admin Domains
    128
  - Filtered Fabric Views
    128
  - Requirements for Admin Domains
    129
  - User-Defined Administrative Domains
    129
  - System-Defined Administrative Domains
    130
    
    Ad0
    130
    
    Ad255
    130
  - Admin Domain Access Levels
    131
  - Fabric with AD0 and AD255
    131
  - Admin Domains and Login
    132
  - Admin Domain Member Types
    132
    
    Device Members
    132
    
    Switch Members
    133
    
    Switch Port Members
    133
  - Admin Domains and Switch WWN
    133
- Fabric Showing Switch and Device Wwns
  134
- Filtered Fabric Views Showing Converted Switch Wwns
  134
  - Admin Domain Compatibility and Availability
    135
    
    Admin Domains and Merging
    135
    
    Compatibility
    135
    
    Firmware Upgrade and Downgrade Scenarios
    135
- Isolated Subfabrics
  135
  - Managing Admin Domains
    136
    
    Understanding the AD Transaction Model
    136
    
    Creating an Admin Domain
    137
    
    Implementing Admin Domains
    137
    
    Assigning a User to an Admin Domain
    138
    
    Activating and Deactivating Admin Domains
    139
    
    Adding and Removing Admin Domain Members
    140
    
    Deleting an Admin Domain
    141
    
    Renaming an Admin Domain
    141
    
    Deleting All User-Defined Admin Domains
    142
    
    Validating an Admin Domain Member List
    142
  - Using Admin Domains
    143
    
    Executing a Command in a Different AD Context
    143
    
    Using CLI Commands in an AD Context
    143
    
    Displaying an Admin Domain Configuration
    144
    
    Switching to a Different Admin Domain Context
    144
    
    Admin Domain Interactions
    145
    
    Performing Zone Validation
    145
    
    Admin Domains, Zones, and Zone Databases
    146
    
    Admin Domains and LSAN Zones
    147
    
    Configuration Upload and Download in an AD Context
    148
Installing and Maintaining Firmware

149
Configuring Directors

177
- Identifying Ports
  177
  - By Slot and Port Number
    178
  - By Port Area ID
    178
  - By Index
    178
- Basic Blade Management
  182
  - Powering Port Blades off and on
    182
  - Disabling and Enabling Port Blades
    182
    
    400 MP Router Exceptions
    183
    
    B-Series MP Router Blade (FR4-18I) Exceptions
    183
    
    FC4-48 Blade Exceptions
    183
  - Conserving Power
    183
  - Blade Terminology and Compatibility
    184
  - CP Blades
    185
  - Port Blade Compatibility
    185
- Setting Chassis Configuration Options
  185
- Setting the Blade Beacon Mode
  190
10Routing Traffic

191
- About Data Routing and Routing Policies
  191
- Specifying the Routing Policy
  191
- Assigning a Static Route
  192
- Specifying Frame Order Delivery
  192
- Using Dynamic Load Sharing
  193
- Viewing Routing Path Information
  194
- Viewing Routing Information Along a Path
  196
11Using the FC-FC Routing Service

199
- Supported Platforms
  199
- Fibre Channel Routing Concepts
  199
- A Metasan with Edge-To-Edge and Backbonef Fabrics
  199
- A Metasan with Interfabric Links
  201
  - Front Domain Consolidation
    202
    
    Supported Configurations and Platforms
    202
- Edge Sans Connected through a Backbone Fabric
  202
  - Upgrade and Downgrade Considerations
    203
  - Using Front Domain Consolidation
    203
    
    Proxy Devices
    204
    
    Range of Output Ports
    204
    
    Support
    204
    
    Routing Types
    205
- Metasan with Imported Devices
  205
  - Fibre Channel NAT and Phantom Domains
    206
  - Setting up the FC-FC Routing Service
    206
    
    Performing Verification Checks
    207
    
    Assigning Backbone Fabric Ids
    208
    
    Configuring FC-FC Routing to Work with Secure Fabric os (Optional)
    209
    
    Configuring FCIP Tunnels (Optional)
    209
    
    Configuring Secure Fabric os DH-CHAP Secret
    209
    
    Configuring an Interfabric Link
    211
    
    Portcfgexport Options
    212
    
    Configuring Lsans and Zoning
    216
    
    Defining and Naming Zones
    216
    
    LSAN Zones and Fabric-To-Fabric Communications
    216
    
    Use of Administrative Domains with LSAN Zones and FCR
    216
    
    Configuring Backbone Fabrics for Interconnectivity
    219
  - Optional Configuration Procedures
    219
  - FC Router Port Cost (Optional)
    219
    
    Using Router Port Cost
    219
    
    Port Cost Considerations
    220
    
    Upgrade, Downgrade, and HA Considerations
    220
    
    Matching Fabric Parameters
    221
    
    Setting a Proxy PID
    221
  - Ex_Port Frame Trunking (Optional)
    222
    
    Backward Compatibility Support
    222
    
    High Availability Support
    222
    
    Supported Configurations and Platforms
    222
    
    Using Ex_Port Frame Trunking
    223
  - Upgrade and Downgrade Considerations
    223
    
    Security Considerations
    223
    
    Trunking Commands
    223
  - Monitoring Resources
    224
  - Routing ECHO
    226
    
    Upgrade and Downgrade Considerations
    226
    
    Backward Compatibility
    227
    
    Interoperability with Legacy FCR Switches
    227
  - Connecting to HP M-Series or Mcdata Sans
    228
    
    Configuring the Fabrics for Interconnectivity
    228
    
    Supported Platforms and Configurations
    228
    
    Configuring the FC Router
    229
    
    Connectivity Modes
    229
    
    Configuring Interoperability
    230
    
    Configuring M-Series or Mcdata for Interconnection
    232
- EFCM SAN Status
  232
- SAN Pilot and EFCM Zone Screens
  233
- Pending Zone Set List in SAN Pilot and EFCM Zone Screens
  234
  - LSAN Zoning with Mcdata
    235
- Adding a Zone Set Name in SAN Pilot
  235
  - Completing the Configuration
    236
Administering FICON Fabrics

239
- Overview of Fabric os Support for FICON
  239
  - Supported Switches
    240
  - Director and SAN Switch 4/32 FICON Notes
    240
  - Types of FICON Configurations
    241
  - Control Unit Port (CUP)
    241
  - FICON Commands
    242
- Configuring Switches
  243
  - Security Considerations
    243
- Preparing a Switch
  244
  - Configuring a Single Switch
    244
  - Configuring a High-Integrity Fabric
    244
- Setting a Unique Domain ID
  245
- Cascaded Configuration, Two Switches
  245
- Cascaded Configuration, Three Switches
  245
  - Displaying Information
    246
    
    Link Incidents
    246
    
    Node Identification Data
    246
    
    Registered Listeners
    246
    
    FRU Failures
    247
  - Swapping Ports
    247
  - Clearing the FICON Management Database
    247
  - Using FICON CUP
    248
    
    Setup Summary
    248
    
    Enabling and Disabling FICON Management Server Mode
    249
    
    Displaying the Fmsmode Setting
    250
    
    Setting up CUP When FICON Management Server Mode Is Enabled
    250
    
    Displaying Mode Register Bit Settings
    251
    
    Persistently Enabling/Disabling Ports
    252
    
    Setting Mode Register Bits
    252
    
    Adding and Removing FICON CUP Licenses
    253
    
    Backing up and Restoring Configurations
    253
    
    Port and Switch Naming Standards
    253
    
    Zoning and Link Incident Reporting
    253
    
    Zoning and PDCM Considerations
    253
Troubleshooting

254
- Identifying Ports
  254
- Backing up FICON Files
  255
- Recording Configuration Information
  255
  - SAN Director Switches
    257
  - Sample RMF Configuration File for Mainframe
    258
Configuring the Distributed Manager Server

261
- Enabling and Disabling the Platform Services
  261
- Controlling Access
  262
- Configuring the Server Database
  264
- Controlling Topology Discovery
  265

HP StorageWorks Fabric OS 5.2 Series Administrator's Manual (447 pages)

HP StorageWorks Fabric OS 5.2.x administrator guide (5697-0014, May 2009)

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Table of Contents

About this Guide

Introducing Fabric os CLI Procedures

Performing Basic Configuration Tasks

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Managing User Accounts

Configuring Standard Security Features

Configuring Advanced Security

Maintaining Configurations

Managing Administrative Domains

Installing and Maintaining Firmware

Configuring Directors

10Routing Traffic

11Using the FC-FC Routing Service

Administering FICON Fabrics

Troubleshooting

Configuring the Distributed Manager Server

HP StorageWorks Fabric OS 5.2 Series Administrator's Manual (447 pages)

Table of Contents

About this Guide

Introducing Fabric os CLI Procedures

Performing Basic Configuration Tasks

Figures

Managing User Accounts

Configuring Standard Security Features

Configuring Advanced Security

Maintaining Configurations

Managing Administrative Domains

Installing and Maintaining Firmware

Configuring Directors

10Routing Traffic

11Using the FC-FC Routing Service

Administering FICON Fabrics

Troubleshooting

Configuring the Distributed Manager Server

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