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3 – Managing Fabrics
Zoning a Fabric
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3.4.2.1
FC-SW-2 Auto Save
The FC-SW-2 Auto Save parameter determines whether changes to the active
zone set that a switch receives from other switches in the fabric will be saved to
the zoning database on that switch. Changes are saved when an updated zone
set is activated. Zoning changes are always saved to temporary memory.
However, if Auto Save is enabled, the switch firmware saves changes to the active
zone set in temporary memory and to the zoning database. If Auto Save is
disabled, changes to the active zone set are stored only in temporary memory
which is cleared when the switch is reset.
3.4.2.2
Default Visibility
Default visibility determines the level of communication that is permitted among
ports/devices when there is no active zone set. The default visibility parameter
can be set differently on each switch. When default visibility is enabled (ALL) on a
switch, all ports/devices on the switch can communicate with all ports/devices on
switches that also have default visibility enabled. When Default Visibility is
disabled (NONE), none of the ports/devices on that switch can communicate with
any other port/device in the fabric.
3.4.3
Restoring Default Zoning
Restoring the default zoning clears the switch of all zoning definitions.
To restore the default zoning for a switch:
1. In the faceplate display, open the Zoning menu and select Restore Default
Zoning.
2. Click the OK button to confirm that you want to restore default zoning and
save changes to the zoning database.
Note: Disabling the Auto Save parameter can be useful to prevent the
propagation of zoning information when experimenting with different
zoning schemes. However, leaving the Auto Save parameter disabled
can disrupt device configurations should a switch have to be reset. For
this reason, the Auto Save parameter should be enabled in a
production environment.
CAUTION!
This command will deactivate the active zone set.
- SANbox 5200 Switch Management 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Document Revision History 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Section 3 Managing Fabrics 4
- Section 4 Managing Switches 5
- Page vi 59056-00 Rev. B 6
- Section 5 Managing Ports 7
- Page viii 59056-00 Rev. B 8
- Appendix C Messages 9
- Page x 59056-00 Rev. B 10
- 59056-00 Rev. B Page xi 11
- Page xii 59056-00 Rev. B 12
- Introduction 13
- JDOM License 14
- Technical Support 15
- Availability 15
- Training 15
- Contact Information 15
- 1 – Introduction 16
- 1-4 59056-00 Rev. B 16
- Using SANbox Manager 17
- 2 – Using SANbox Manager 18
- Installing SANbox Manager 18
- 2-2 59056-00 Rev. B 18
- 2-4 59056-00 Rev. B 20
- Figure 2-2. SANsurfer Window 22
- 59056-00 Rev. B 2-7 23
- Starting SANbox Manager 25
- 2-10 59056-00 Rev. B 26
- Exiting SANbox Manager 27
- Uninstalling SANbox Manager 28
- 2-14 59056-00 Rev. B 30
- 59056-00 Rev. B 2-15 31
- Using Online Help 32
- SANbox Manager User Interface 33
- Menu Bars 34
- Topology Display Menu 34
- Faceplate Display Menu 35
- 2.13.1.3 36
- 2.13.1.4 37
- Tool Bar 38
- Fabric Tree 39
- Graphic Window 40
- Data Window and Tabs 40
- Working Status Indicator 40
- Using the Topology Display 41
- Switch and Link Status 41
- Selecting Switches and Links 42
- Topology Data Windows 43
- Using the Faceplate Display 44
- Port Views and Status 44
- Working with Ports 45
- Selecting Ports 45
- Faceplate Data Windows 46
- Managing Fabrics 47
- Fabric Services 48
- Enabling SNMP Configuration 48
- Enabling In-band Management 48
- Managing the Fabric Database 49
- Adding a Fabric 49
- Removing a Fabric 50
- Opening a Fabric View File 50
- Saving a Fabric View File 50
- Rediscovering a Fabric 51
- Replacing a Failed Switch 52
- Deleting Switches and Links 53
- Displaying Fabric Information 53
- Fabric Status 53
- Displaying the Event Browser 55
- Figure 3-2. Events Browser 56
- Filtering the Event Browser 57
- Sorting the Event Browser 58
- Active Zone Set Data Window 59
- Zoning a Fabric 60
- Zoning Concepts 60
- Soft Zones 61
- Zone Sets 62
- Zoning Database 62
- Zoning Configuration 63
- FC-SW-2 Auto Save 64
- Default Visibility 64
- Restoring Default Zoning 64
- Merging Fabrics and Zoning 65
- Zone Merge Failure 65
- Zone Merge Failure Recovery 65
- Using the Edit Zoning Dialog 66
- Managing Zone Sets 68
- Creating a Zone Set 69
- Copying a Zone to a Zone Set 70
- Removing a Zone Set 70
- Managing Zones 71
- Creating a Zone in a Zone Set 72
- Adding Zone Members 72
- Creating a Member 73
- Renaming a Zone or a Zone Set 73
- Removing a Zone Member 74
- Changing Zone Types 74
- Managing Aliases 75
- Creating an Alias 75
- Adding a Member to an Alias 75
- 3 – Managing Fabrics 76
- 3-30 59056-00 Rev. B 76
- Managing Switches 77
- Creating User Accounts 79
- Removing a User Account 80
- Managing User Accounts 81
- 59056-00 Rev. B 4-5 81
- Modifying a User Account 82
- Displaying Switch Information 82
- FDMI Data Window 84
- Switch Data Window 86
- Link Data Window 88
- 4-14 59056-00 Rev. B 90
- 59056-00 Rev. B 4-15 91
- Sample Window 92
- Paging a Switch 93
- Setting the Date and Time 93
- Resetting a Switch 94
- Configuring a Switch 95
- Switch Properties 96
- Symbolic Name 97
- Switch Administrative States 97
- Domain ID and Domain ID Lock 97
- 4-22 59056-00 Rev. B 98
- Broadcast Support 99
- In-band Management 99
- FC-SW-2 Compliance for Zoning 99
- Legacy Port Address Format 99
- Timeout Values 100
- Network Properties 101
- IP Configuration 102
- SNMP Configuration 103
- SNMP Trap Configuration 104
- Remote Logging 104
- Archiving a Switch 105
- Restoring a Switch 105
- 4 – Managing Switches 106
- 4-30 59056-00 Rev. B 106
- Managing Firmware 109
- Installing Firmware 110
- Changing the Pending Firmware 111
- Displaying Hardware Status 112
- Managing Ports 113
- Monitoring Port Status 114
- Displaying Port Types 114
- Displaying Port Speeds 115
- Port Statistics Data Window 116
- Port Information Data Window 119
- Name Server Data Window 121
- Configuring Ports 122
- Changing Port Speeds 123
- Changing Port Types 124
- 5 – Managing Ports 125
- 59056-00 Rev. B 5-13 125
- Changing Port Symbolic Name 126
- I/O Stream Guard 126
- Scan Device 126
- Extending Port Credits 126
- 59056-00 Rev. B 5-15 127
- Resetting a Port 128
- Testing Ports 128
- 59056-00 Rev. B 5-17 129
- 5-18 59056-00 Rev. B 130
- Command Line Interface 131
- Modifying a Configuration 132
- Commands 135
- Admin Command 137
- Alias Command 138
- A – Command Line Interface 139
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-9 139
- Config Command 140
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-11 141
- A-12 59056-00 Rev. B 142
- Date Command 143
- Fallback Command 144
- Feature Command 145
- Hardreset Command 146
- Help Command 147
- History Command 148
- Hotreset Command 149
- Image Command 150
- Lip Command 151
- Passwd Command 152
- Ping Command 153
- Ps Command 154
- Quit Command 155
- Reset Command 156
- Set Command 161
- A-32 59056-00 Rev. B 162
- Set Config Command 163
- 10 Gbps Ports: G 164
- A-40 59056-00 Rev. B 170
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-41 171
- A-42 59056-00 Rev. B 172
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-43 173
- A-44 59056-00 Rev. B 174
- Set Log Command 175
- A-46 59056-00 Rev. B 176
- Stops logging of events 177
- Set Port Command 178
- Diagnostics 179
- Set Setup Command 180
- SANbox #> admin start 182
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-53 183
- A-54 59056-00 Rev. B 184
- Show Command 185
- A-56 59056-00 Rev. B 186
- A-60 59056-00 Rev. B 190
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-61 191
- A-62 59056-00 Rev. B 192
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-63 193
- A-64 59056-00 Rev. B 194
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-65 195
- A-66 59056-00 Rev. B 196
- Show Config Command 197
- A-68 59056-00 Rev. B 198
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-69 199
- A-70 59056-00 Rev. B 200
- Show Log Command 201
- A-72 59056-00 Rev. B 202
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-73 203
- Show Perf Command 204
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-75 205
- A-76 59056-00 Rev. B 206
- Show Setup Command 207
- A-78 59056-00 Rev. B 208
- Shutdown Command 209
- Test Command 210
- Uptime Command 213
- User Command 214
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-85 215
- A-86 59056-00 Rev. B 216
- Whoami Command 217
- Zone Command 218
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-89 219
- A-90 59056-00 Rev. B 220
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-91 221
- Zoneset Command 222
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-93 223
- Zoning Command 224
- A-96 59056-00 Rev. B 226
- 59056-00 Rev. B A-97 227
- A-98 59056-00 Rev. B 228
- Graphing Port Performance 229
- Exiting SANsurfer Fabric View 230
- B – Graphing Port Performance 231
- 59056-00 Rev. B B-3 231
- B-4 59056-00 Rev. B 232
- Setting the Polling Frequency 233
- Displaying Graphs 233
- B-6 59056-00 Rev. B 234
- Customizing Graphs 235
- B-8 59056-00 Rev. B 236
- Printing Graphs 237
- Rescaling a Selected Graph 237
- B-10 59056-00 Rev. B 238
- Messages 239
- Add a Fabric 240
- Network Properties Dialog 241
- Switch Properties Dialog 242
- Port Properties Dialog 245
- Faceplate Display 247
- Firmware Fallback Dialog 250
- Load Firmware Dialog 250
- Port Loopback Test Dialog 252
- Extended Credits Wizard 254
- Zoning Dialog 254
- Restore Configuration Dialog 257
- Save Fabric View 257
- Trap Configuration Dialog 258
- Glossary 259
- Glossary-2 59056-00 Rev. B 260
- 59056-00 Rev. B Glossary-3 261
- Glossary-4 59056-00 Rev. B 262
- 59056-00 Rev. B Index-1 263
- Index-2 59056-00 Rev. B 264
- 59056-00 Rev. B Index-3 265
- Index-4 59056-00 Rev. B 266
- 59056-00 Rev. B Index-5 267
- Index-6 59056-00 Rev. B 268
- 1 – Index 269
- 59056-00 Rev. B 1-7 269
- 1-8 59056-00 Rev. B 270
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