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Default Port Numbers
Figure 21: Internal FLOGI Flows, on page 256
and an NPV device.
Figure 21: Internal FLOGI Flows
Table 30: Internal FLOGI Parameters , on page 256
Table 30: Internal FLOGI Parameters
Parameter
Derived From
pWWN
The fWWN of the NP port.
nWWN
The VSAN-based sWWN of the NPV device.
fWWN
The fWWN of the F port on the NPV core switch.
symbolic port name
The switch name and NP port interface string.
Note
IP address
The IP address of the NPV device.
symbolic node name
The NPV switch name.
Although fWWN-based zoning is supported for NPV devices, it is not recommended because:
• Zoning is not enforced at the NPV device (rather, it is enforced on the NPV core switch).
• Multiple devices behind an NPV device log in via the same F port on the core (they use same fWWN
• The same device might log in using different fWWNs on the core switch (depending on the NPV link it
Default Port Numbers
Port numbers on NPV-enabled switches will vary depending on the switch model. For details about port
numbers for NPV-eligible switches, see the
Cisco MDS 9000 Series Interfaces Configuration Guide, Release 8.x
256
If there is no switch name available, then the output will display "switch." For example,
switch: fc1/5.
and cannot be separated into different zones).
uses) and may need to be zoned using different fWWNs.
shows the internal FLOGI flows between an NPV core switch
identifies the internal FLOGI parameters that appear in .
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