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3 – Managing Fabrics
Zoning a Fabric
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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. Choose the OK button to confirm that you want to restore default zoning and
save changes to the zoning database.
3.4.4
Merging Fabrics and Zoning
If you join two fabrics with an inter-switch link, the active zone sets from the two
fabrics attempt to merge. The fabrics may consist of a single switch or many
switches already connected together. The switches in the two fabrics attempt to
create a new active zone set containing the union of each fabric's active zone set.
The propagation of zoning information only affects the active zone set, not the
configured zone sets.
3.4.4.1
Zone Merge Failure
If a zone merge is unsuccessful, the inter-switch links between the fabrics will
isolate due to a zone merge failure, which will generate an alarm. The reason for
the E_Port isolation can also be determined by viewing the port information. Refer
to ”Port Information Data Window” on page 5-7 and the ”Show Command” on
page A-47 (Port keyword).
A zone merge will fail if the two active zone sets have member zones with
identical names that differ in membership or type. For example, consider Fabric A
and Fabric B each with a soft zone named “ZN1” in its active zone set. Fabric A
"ZN1" contains a member specified by Domain ID 1 and Port 1; Fabric B “ZN1”
contains a member specified by Domain ID 1 and Port 2. In this case, the merge
will fail because the two zones have the same name, but different membership.
The zone merge will also fail if Fabric A “ZN1” is a soft zone and the Fabric B
“ZN1” is an ACL zone.
CAUTION!
This command will deactivate the active zone set.
- User’s Guide 1
- Document Revision History 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Section 3 Managing Fabrics 4
- Section 4 Managing Switches 5
- Section 5 Managing Ports 6
- 59022-06 A Page vii 7
- 59022-06 A Page ix 9
- Page x 59022-06 A 10
- Introduction 11
- Technical Support 12
- Availability 12
- Training 12
- Contact Information 12
- Using SANbox Manager 13
- 2 – Using SANbox Manager 14
- Installing SANbox Manager 14
- 2-2 59022-06 A 14
- 2-4 59022-06 A 16
- Starting SANbox Manager 18
- 59022-06 A 2-7 19
- Exiting SANbox Manager 20
- Uninstalling SANbox Manager 21
- 2-10 59022-06 A 22
- 59022-06 A 2-11 23
- Using Online Help 24
- SANbox Manager User Interface 25
- Menu Bar 26
- Table 2-2. Menu Shortcut Keys 27
- Tool Bar 28
- Fabric Tree 29
- Graphic Window 30
- Data Window and Tabs 30
- Working Status Indicator 30
- Using the Topology Display 31
- Switch and Link Status 31
- Selecting Switches and Links 32
- Topology Data Windows 33
- Using the Faceplate Display 34
- Port Views and Status 34
- Working with Ports 35
- Selecting Ports 35
- Faceplate Data Windows 36
- Managing Fabrics 37
- Inter-Switch Link Security 38
- Inband Management 38
- Managing the Fabric Database 39
- Adding a Fabric 39
- Removing a Fabric 40
- Opening a Fabric View File 40
- Saving a Fabric View File 40
- Rediscovering a Fabric 41
- Replacing a Failed Switch 42
- Deleting Switches and Links 43
- Displaying Fabric Information 43
- Fabric Status 43
- Displaying the Event Browser 45
- Table 3-2. Severity Levels 46
- Filtering the Event Browser 47
- Sorting the Event Browser 48
- Active Zone Set Data Window 49
- Zoning a Fabric 50
- Zoning Concepts 50
- Soft Zones 51
- Zone Sets 52
- Zoning Database 53
- Zoning Configuration 53
- FC-SW-2 Auto Save 54
- Default Visibility 54
- Restoring Default Zoning 55
- Merging Fabrics and Zoning 55
- Zone Merge Failure 55
- Zone Merge Failure Recovery 56
- Using the Edit Zoning Window 57
- Managing Zone Sets 59
- Creating a Zone Set 59
- Copying a Zone to a Zone Set 60
- Removing a Zone Set 61
- Managing Zones 62
- Creating a Zone in a Zone Set 62
- Adding Zone Members 63
- Renaming a Zone or a Zone Set 64
- Removing a Zone Member 64
- Changing Zone Types 65
- Managing Aliases 65
- Creating an Alias 65
- Adding a Member to an Alias 66
- Managing Switches 67
- Creating User Accounts 68
- Removing a User Account 69
- 4 – Managing Switches 70
- Managing User Accounts 70
- 4-4 59022-06 A 70
- Displaying Switch Information 71
- Displaying Hardware Status 72
- Switch Data Window 73
- Link Data Window 76
- 59022-06 A 4-11 77
- Configuring Alarms 78
- Sample Interval 79
- Paging a Switch 80
- Setting the Date and Time 80
- Resetting a Switch 81
- Configuring a Switch 82
- Switch Properties 82
- Symbolic Name 83
- Switch Administrative States 83
- Domain ID and Domain ID Lock 84
- Broadcast Support 85
- FC-SW-2 Compliance for Zoning 85
- Legacy Port Address Format 86
- Timeout Values 86
- Network Properties 87
- IP Configuration 88
- SNMP Configuration 89
- SNMP Trap Configuration 90
- Remote Logging 90
- Archiving a Switch 91
- Restoring a Switch 92
- 59022-06 A 4-27 93
- Managing Firmware 94
- Installing Firmware 94
- Changing the Pending Firmware 95
- 4-32 59022-06 A 98
- Managing Ports 99
- Monitoring Port Status 100
- Displaying Port Modes 100
- Displaying Port Speeds 101
- Port Statistics Data Window 102
- Port Information Data Window 105
- Name Server Data Window 106
- Configuring Ports 107
- Changing Port Speeds 109
- Changing Port Modes 109
- I/O Stream Guard 111
- Scan Device 111
- Extending Port Credits 111
- Resetting a Port 112
- Testing Ports 113
- 5 – Managing Ports 114
- 5-16 59022-06 A 114
- Command Line Interface 115
- Command Syntax 116
- Commands 117
- Admin Command 118
- Alias Command 119
- A – Command Line Interface 120
- A-6 59022-06 A 120
- Config Command 121
- A-8 59022-06 A 122
- 59022-06 A A-9 123
- Date Command 124
- Fallback Command 125
- Hardreset Command 126
- Help Command 127
- History Command 128
- Hotreset Command 129
- Image Command 130
- Lip Command 131
- Passwd Command 132
- Ping Command 133
- Ps Command 134
- Quit Command 135
- Reset Command 136
- Set Command 141
- A-28 59022-06 A 142
- Set Config Command 143
- 59022-06 A A-35 149
- A-36 59022-06 A 150
- 59022-06 A A-37 151
- Set Log Command 152
- 59022-06 A A-39 153
- A-40 59022-06 A 154
- Set Port Command 155
- Set Setup Command 156
- 59022-06 A A-45 159
- A-46 59022-06 A 160
- Show Command 161
- A-48 59022-06 A 162
- A-52 59022-06 A 166
- 59022-06 A A-53 167
- A-54 59022-06 A 168
- 59022-06 A A-55 169
- A-56 59022-06 A 170
- 59022-06 A A-57 171
- A-58 59022-06 A 172
- Show Config Command 173
- A-60 59022-06 A 174
- 59022-06 A A-61 175
- Show Log Command 176
- 59022-06 A A-63 177
- Show Perf Command 178
- 59022-06 A A-65 179
- Show Setup Command 180
- 59022-06 A A-67 181
- A-68 59022-06 A 182
- Shutdown Command 183
- Test Command 184
- Uptime Command 187
- User Command 188
- 59022-06 A A-75 189
- Whoami Command 190
- Zone Command 191
- A-78 59022-06 A 192
- 59022-06 A A-79 193
- A-80 59022-06 A 194
- Zoneset Command 195
- A-82 59022-06 A 196
- 59022-06 A A-83 197
- Zoning Command 198
- 59022-06 A A-85 199
- A-86 59022-06 A 200
- 59022-06 A A-87 201
- A-88 59022-06 A 202
- Graphing Port Performance 203
- Exiting SANsurfer Fabric View 204
- B – Graphing Port Performance 205
- 59022-06 A B-3 205
- B-4 59022-06 A 206
- Setting the Polling Frequency 207
- Displaying Graphs 207
- Customizing Graphs 208
- Printing Graphs 209
- B-8 59022-06 A 210
- Glossary 211
- Glossary-2 59022-06 A 212
- Glossary-3 59022-06 A 213
- Glossary-4 59022-06 A 214
- 59022-06 A Index-1 215
- Index-2 59022-06 A 216
- 59022-06 A Index-3 217
- Index-4 59022-06 A 218
- 59022-06 A Index-5 219
- Index-6 59022-06 A 220
- 59022-06 A Index-7 221
- Index-8 59022-06 A 222
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