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Cisco DS-C9216I-K9 Configuration Manual (436 pages)

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Table of Contents

4
- Obtaining Documentation
  31
- Ordering Documentation
  31
- Cisco Product Security Overview
  32
- Documentation Feedback
  32
- Reporting Security Problems in Cisco Products
  32
- Obtaining Technical Assistance
  33
- Submitting a Service Request
  33
- Definitions of Service Request Severity
  34
- Obtaining Additional Publications and Information
  34
- New and Changed Information
  37
- Hardware Overview
  43
- Product Overview
  43
- Cisco Mds 9100 Series Fixed Configuration Fabric Switches
  45
- High Availability
  46
- Software Features
  46
- Call Home
  49
- IP Storage
  49
- Qos and Congestion Control
  49
- SPAN and RSPAN
  50
- Switch Management Features
  50
- Tools for Software Configuration
  52
  - Cli
    52
  - Cisco MDS 9000 Fabric Manager
    53
- Chapter 2 Getting Started with Cisco Fabric Manager
  
  55
Managing Cisco Mds 9000 Switches

56
- Storage Management Solutions Architecture
  57
- In-Band Management and Out-Of-Band Management
  58
  - Mgmt0
    58
  - Ipfc
    58
- Installing the Applications
  59
- Launching the Applications
  60
- A Note on Ports
  61
- Using the Management Services Wizard
  61
Overview of Fabric Manager

63
Obtaining and Installing Licenses

89
- CHAPTER 5 Obtaining and Installing Licenses5-1
  
  89
- Chapter 6 Initial Configuration
  
  101
  - NTP Configuration
    101
    
    NTP Configuration Guidelines
    102
  - Create an NTP Server or Peer
    103
  - Display General NTP Statistics for a Switch
    103
  - Delete an NTP Server or Peer
    104
  - Edit an NTP Server or Peer Configuration
    104
  - About High Availability
    105
- Chapter 7 Configuring High Availability
  
  105
  - HA Redundancy States
    106
  - Process Restartability
    106
  - Switchover Mechanisms
    106
    
    HA Switchover
    106
  - Synchronizing Supervisor Modules
    106
Software Images

109
- About Software Images
  109
- Chapter 8 Software Image
  
  110
  - Software Images
    109
  - Essential Upgrade Prerequisites
    110
  - Using the Software Install Wizard
    111
  - Maintaining Supervisor Modules
    112
    
    Standby Supervisor Boot Variable Version
    112
    
    Standby Supervisor Boot Alert
    113
  - Default Factory Settings
    113
  - Recovering a Corrupted Bootflash
    113
  - Replacing Modules
    113
Managing Modules

115
- About Modules
  115
  - Supervisor Modules
    115
  - Switching Modules
    116
- Viewing the State of a Module
  116
  - Table
    116
- Chapter 9 Managing Module
  
  117
  - Identifying Module Leds
    117
    
    Configuring Eplds
    119
    
    Default Supervisor Module Settings
    120
Managing System Hardware

121
- Configuring Power Supplies
  121
  - Guidelines for Power Supplies with Different Capacities
    121
- Chapter 10 Managing System Hardware
  
  122
  - Guidelines for Power Supplies with Different Capacities
    123
  - Managing Power Supplies
    124
  - Displaying Module Temperature
    125
  - Monitoring Clock Modules
    126
  - Monitoring Fan Modules
    126
  - Viewing Running Processes
    126
  - Viewing System Attributes
    126
  - Managing Inventory Information
    127
  - Managing Module Attributes
    127
  - Viewing Flash File Information
    127
- Configuring Power Supplies
  122
Configuring and Managing Vsans

129
- Chapter 11 Configuring and Managing VSAN
  
  130
  - Vsans Versus Zones
    132
  - Default and Isolated Vsans
    133
    
    Default Vsans
    133
    
    Isolated Vsans
    133
  - VSAN Attributes
    134
    
    Operational State of a VSAN
    134
  - VSAN Membership
    134
  - Adding and Configuring Vsans
    135
  - Deleting Vsans
    135
  - Default Settings
    136
  - Configuring Fibre Channel Interfaces
    137
  - Default Settings
    137
- How Vsans Work
  130
- Chapter 12 Configuring Interface
  
  138
  - About Interface Modes
    138
    
    E Port
    138
    
    F Port
    138
    
    FL Port
    139
  - TL Port
    139
  - TE Port
    139
  - SD Port
    139
  - ST Port
    140
  - Fx Port
    140
  - B Port
    140
  - Auto Mode
    140
  - About Interface States
    140
    
    Administrative States
    140
    
    Operational States
    141
    
    Reason Codes
    141
  - Configuring Buffer-To-Buffer Credits
    144
  - Configuring Performance Buffers
    144
  - Configuring TL Port ALPA Caches
    144
  - Configuring the Beacon Mode
    145
  - Identifying the Beacon Leds
    145
  - Configuring Switch Port Defaults
    146
  - Configuring VSAN Interfaces
    146
  - Default Settings
    146
  - Configuring Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces
    147
  - Enabling or Disabling Ports
    147
  - Managing Interface Attributes for Ports
    147
  - About Trunking
    149
  - About Trunking Protocol
    150
  - Configuring Trunk Modes
    150
  - Configuring Trunk-Allowed VSAN List
    150
- Chapter 13 Configuring Trunking
  
  151
  - Trunking Configuration Guidelines
    152
  - Default Settings
    153
- Chapter 14 Configuring Portchannels
  
  155
- Chapter 15 Configuring and Managing Zone
  
  164
  - Zoning Features
    164
  - Zoning Example
    165
  - Configuring a Zone
    166
    
    Creating Additional Zones
    166
    
    Creating Zones
    166
    
    Adding Zone Members
    167
    
    Cloning Zones
    167
    
    Deleting Zones and Members
    168
    
    Displaying Port Membership Information
    168
    
    Viewing Zone Statistics
    168
  - Configuring Aliases
    168
    
    Creating Zones with Aliases
    169
    
    Viewing Aliases
    169
  - Zone Sets
    169
    
    Active and Full Zone Set Considerations
    170
    
    Copying Zone Sets
    172
    
    Creating Additional Zone Sets
    172
    
    Creating Zone Sets
    172
    
    Distributing Zone Sets
    172
    
    Activating or Enforcing Zone Sets
    173
    
    Adding Zones to a Zone Set
    173
    
    Cloning Zone Sets
    173
    
    Deactivating Zone Sets
    174
    
    Deleting Zone Sets or Members
    174
    
    Exporting Active Zone Sets
    174
    
    Importing Active Zone Sets
    174
    
    Clearing the Zone Database
    175
    
    Performing Zone Merge Analysis
    175
    
    Recovering a Full Zone Database
    175
  - The Default Zone
    176
    
    Changing the Default Zone Policy
    177
    
    Setting Default Zone Policy
    177
  - Zone Enforcement
    176
  - Recovering from Link Isolation
    177
  - LUN Zoning
    178
    
    Assigning Luns to Storage Subsystems
    179
  - Read-Only Zoning
    179
    
    Guidelines to Configure Read-Only Zones
    179
  - Migrating a Non-MDS Database
    180
    
    Default Settings
    180
    
    Using the Zone Wizard
    180
Configuring Inter-Vsan Routing

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- CHAPTER 16 Configuring Inter-VSAN Routing16-1
  
  181
  - About IVR
    181
    
    IVR Features
    182
    
    IVR Terminology
    182
    
    Border Switch Guidelines
    183
    
    C H a P T E R 16 Configuring Inter-VSAN Routing
    183
    
    Domain ID Guidelines
    183
    
    IVR Guidelines
    183
    
    Transit Vsans Guidelines
    183
    
    Configuring an IVR Topology
    184
    
    Configuring IVR
    184
    
    Creating an IVR Topology
    184
    
    Enabling IVR
    184
    
    Unique Domain ID Configuration Options
    184
    
    Creating Additional IVR Zones and Zone Sets
    185
    
    Creating IVR Zones and Zone Sets
    185
    
    Activating IVR Zone Sets
    186
    
    Deactivating IVR Zone Sets
    186
    
    Recovering an IVR Full Zone Database
    186
    
    Creating Ivzs and Ivzss
    187
    
    IVR Interoperability
    187
    
    IVR Using LUN Zoning or Read-Only Zoning
    187
    
    Recovering an IVR Full Topology
    187
    
    Automatic IVZ Creation
    188
    
    Zones Versus Ivzs
    188
    
    Clearing the IVZ Database
    189
    
    Configuring and Activating Ivzs and Ivzss
    189
    
    Using the Force Option
    189
    
    Using the Zone Wizard
    190
Managing Flogi, Name Server, Fdmi, and Rscn Databases

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- CHAPTER 17 Managing FLOGI, Name Server, FDMI, and RSCN Databases
  
  191
  - Displaying FLOGI Details
    191
  - C H a P T E R 17 Managing FLOGI, Name Server, FDMI, and RSCN Databases
    192
  - Configuring the Name Server Proxy Feature
    192
    
    Displaying Name Server Database Entries
    192
  - Displaying FDMI
    192
  - Displaying RSCN Information
    192
    
    Sending Rscns
    193
  - Proxy Ports for the Name Server
    193
  - Viewing Advanced Attributes for the Name Server
    193
  - Viewing General Attributes for the Name Server
    193
  - Viewing FLOGI Attributes
    194
  - Viewing Name Server Statistics
    194
  - Viewing RSCN Nx Registrations
    194
  - Viewing RSCN Statistics
    194
  - Viewing Port ELP Attributes
    195
  - Viewing Trunk Configuration
    195
- CHAPTER 18 Configuring Switch Security
  
  197
  - C H a P T E R 18 Configuring Switch Security
    198
  - Switch Management Security
    198
    
    CLI Security
    198
    
    SNMP Security
    198
  - Switch AAA Functionalities
    198
    
    Authentication
    199
  - Authorization
    199
    
    Accounting
    199
    
    Remote Authentication by AAA Servers
    199
    
    Remote Authentication Guidelines
    199
    
    AAA Service Configuration Options
    200
    
    Server Groups
    200
  - Configuring RADIUS
    200
    
    About RADIUS
    201
    
    Configuring RADIUS Authentication
    201
    
    Configuring RADIUS Servers
    201
    
    Setting the RADIUS Server Address
    201
  - Setting the RADIUS Preshared Key
    202
  - Setting Iterations of the RADIUS Server
    202
  - Defining Vendor-Specific Attributes
    202
    
    VSA Format
    202
  - Configuring TACACS+
    203
    
    About TACACS+
    203
    
    Advantages of TACACS+
    203
    
    Defining Custom Attributes for Roles
    204
    
    Enabling TACACS+
    204
    
    Setting the Secret Key
    204
    
    Setting the TACACS+ Server Address
    204
    
    Setting the Timeout Value
    204
  - Authentication and Authorization Process
    205
  - Configuring Server Groups
    205
  - Local AAA
    205
  - Configuring Role-Based CLI Authorization
    207
    
    Configuring Rules and Features for each Role
    207
    
    Configuring the VSAN Policy
    208
  - Configuring SSH Services
    208
    
    Enabling SSH Service
    209
    
    Generating an SSH Host Key Pair
    209
    
    Using the Force Option
    209
  - Recovering Administrator Password
    208
  - About SNMP Security
    209
    
    Adding a Community String
    210
    
    Deleting a Community String
    210
    
    SNMP Version 1 and Version 2C
    210
    
    SNMP Version 3
    210
    
    Adding SNMP Users
    211
    
    Configuring and Creating SNMP User Roles
    211
    
    Deleting SNMP Users
    211
    
    Configuring Common Roles
    212
    
    Group-Based SNMP Access
    212
    
    Viewing SNMP Community and User Information
    212
    
    Creating and Modifying Users
    213
    
    Creating Common Roles
    214
    
    Assigning Users to Roles
    215
    
    Deleting Common Roles
    215
    
    Editing Common Role Rules (Device Manager Only)
    215
  - Default Security Settings
    216
  - Restricting Switch Access
    217
Configuring Fabric Security

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- CHAPTER 19 Configuring Fabric Security19-1
  
  219
  - About Fabric Authentication
    219
    
    About DHCHAP
    220
    
    C H a P T E R 19 Configuring Fabric Security
    220
    
    DHCHAP Compatibility with Existing MDS Features
    220
    
    Configuring DHCHAP Authentication
    221
    
    Configuring DHCHAP Authentication Modes
    221
    
    Enabling DHCHAP
    221
    
    Configuring DHCHAP Groups
    222
    
    Configuring DHCHAP Passwords
    222
    
    Configuring the DHCHAP Hash Algorithm
    222
    
    Configuring Passwords for Other Devices
    223
    
    Configuring the DHCHAP Timeout Value
    223
    
    Default Fabric Security Settings
    223
  - Port Security Features
    225
    
    Enforcing Port Security
    225
- Chapter 20 Configuring Port Security
  
  226
  - Configuring a Port Binding
    226
  - Copying an Active Configuration to the Running Configuration
    226
  - About Auto-Learn
    227
    
    Activating a Port Binding
    227
    
    Activating Port Security
    227
    
    Configuring Auto-Learning
    228
    
    Displaying Activated Port Bindings
    228
    
    Authorization Scenario
    229
    
    Turning Auto-Learning on or off
    230
  - Deleting a Port Binding
    227
  - Manually Configuring Port Security
    231
    
    Activating the Port Security Database
    231
    
    Identifying Wwns to Configure Port Security
    231
    
    Securing Authorized Ports
    231
    
    Forcing Port Security Activation
    232
    
    Reactivating the Database
    232
  - Database Scenarios
    232
    
    Default Port Security Settings
    233
    
    Displaying Port Security Statistics
    233
    
    Displaying Port Security Violations
    233
Configuring Fibre Channel Routing Services and Protocols

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- CHAPTER 21 Configuring Fibre Channel Routing Services and Protocols21-1
  
  236
  - C H a P T E R 21 Configuring Fibre Channel Routing Services and Protocols
    236
  - Fault Tolerant Fabric
    236
  - FSPF Examples
    236
  - FSPF Features
    236
  - Redundant Links
    237
    
    Fail-Over Scenarios for Portchannels and FSPF Links
    237
  - Configuring FSPF Globally
    238
    
    Disabling FSPF Routing Protocols
    238
    
    Link State Record Defaults
    238
    
    Managing FSPF General Attributes
    238
    
    Viewing FSPF Links
    239
    
    Viewing Link State Records
    239
  - Configuring FSPF for a Specific Interface
    239
    
    Computing Route Cost
    240
    
    Configuring FSPF Interfaces
    240
    
    Disabling FSPF for Specific Interfaces
    240
    
    Retransmitting Intervals
    240
    
    Specifying Dead Intervals
    240
    
    Specifying Hello Time Intervals
    240
    
    Viewing FSPF Interface Statistics
    241
  - Configuring Fibre Channel Routes
    241
    
    Configuring Fibre Channel Route Flows
    241
  - Broadcast Routing
    242
  - In-Order Delivery
    242
    
    Reordering Network Frames
    242
    
    Reordering Portchannel Frames
    243
    
    Enabling In-Order Delivery
    244
  - Configuring Flow Statistics
    244
  - Default Settings
    244
  - Viewing FSPF Statistics
    244
  - Default Settings
    245
  - Configuring Ip Services
    247
- Chapter 22 Configuring IP Service
  
  248
  - Configuring the Ethernet Management Port
    248
  - Traffic Management Services
    248
  - Configuring the Default Gateway
    249
  - Configuring the Default Network
    250
    
    Configuring an IP Route
    250
  - IP Access Control Lists
    250
    
    IP-ACL Configuration Guidelines
    250
    
    Adding Entries to an Existing IP-ACL
    251
    
    Comparing Ports
    251
    
    Creating IP-Acls
    251
    
    Applying IP-Acls
    253
  - Configuring IPFC
    254
  - Configuring Overlay Vsans
    254
  - Configuring Multiple Vsans
    255
    
    Configuring VRRP
    256
    
    Managing IPFC Connectivity with Multiple Vsans
    256
    
    VRRP Features
    257
    
    VRRP Functionality
    257
    
    Adding an IP Address for a Virtual Router
    258
    
    Creating or Removing a Virtual Router
    258
    
    Enabling a Virtual Router
    258
    
    Viewing IP Address Information
    258
    
    Configuring Authentication for the Virtual Router
    259
    
    Managing IP Addresses for VRRP
    259
    
    Preempting the Master Virtual Router
    259
    
    Setting Priority for the Virtual Router
    259
    
    Setting the Time Interval for the Advertisement Packet
    259
    
    Configuring VRRP Operations Attributes
    260
    
    Default Settings
    260
    
    Setting the Priority Based on Interface State
    260
  - Enabling or Disabling IP Forwarding
    261
  - Viewing Information and Statistics
    261
    
    Viewing TCP Information and Statistics
    261
    
    Viewing UDP Information and Statistics
    261
    
    Viewing VRRP Statistics
    261
    
    Viewing ICMP Statistics
    262
    
    Viewing IP Statistics
    262
  - Configuring Ficon
    263
- Chapter 23 Configuring FICON
  
  264
  - About FICON
    264
  - MDS-Specific FICON Advantages
    265
    
    Fabric-Optimization with Vsans
    265
    
    FCIP Support
    266
    
    MDS-Supported FICON Features
    267
    
    Portchannel Support
    267
    
    Vsans for FICON and FCP Intermixing
    267
  - FICON Port Numbering
    268
    
    Port Addresses
    270
    
    FCIP Port Number
    271
    
    Implemented and Unimplemented Port Addresses
    271
    
    Installed and Uninstalled Ports
    271
    
    FCIP and Portchannel Port Numbers
    272
    
    Port Numbering Summary
    272
    
    FC ID Allocation
    273
    
    FICON Cascading
    273
  - MDS FICON Prerequisites
    273
  - Creating FICON Vsans (Enabling FICON) Using Fabric Manager
    274
  - Enabling FICON
    274
    
    Effects of Enabling FICON
    274
  - Creating FICON Vsans (Enabling FICON) Using Device Manager
    275
  - Deleting FICON Vsans (Disabling FICON)
    275
  - Automatically Saving the Running Configuration
    276
  - Configuring Code Page
    276
  - Configuring the FC ID Last Byte
    276
  - Viewing FICON Director History
    276
  - Binding Port Numbers to FCIP Interfaces
    277
  - Binding Port Numbers to Portchannels
    277
  - Configuring FICON Ports
    277
    
    Blocking Ports
    277
    
    FICON Information Refresh Note
    277
    
    Prohibiting Ports
    278
  - Entering FICON Port Configuration Information
    278
  - FICON Configuration Files
    279
    
    Accessing FICON Configuration Files
    280
    
    Editing FICON Configuration Files
    280
  - Viewing FICON Port Attributes
    279
  - Creating FICON Files
    280
  - Copying FICON Files
    281
  - Deleting FICON Files
    281
  - Port Swapping
    281
    
    Port Swapping Guidelines
    282
  - Swapping FICON Ports
    282
  - Clearing FICON Device Allegiance
    283
  - Configuring Fabric Binding
    283
    
    Enforcing Fabric Binding
    284
    
    Port Security Versus Fabric Binding
    284
    
    Activating Fabric Binding
    285
    
    Configuring a List of Swwns
    285
    
    Enabling Fabric Binding
    285
    
    Forcing Fabric Binding Activation
    285
  - CUP Inband Management
    283
  - Activating Fabric Binding
    286
  - Deactivating Fabric Binding
    286
  - Fabric Binding Copyactive to Config
    286
  - Creating a Fabric Binding Configuration
    287
  - Deleting a Fabric Binding Configuration
    287
  - Viewing Fabric Binding Active Database
    287
  - Viewing Fabric Binding Violations
    287
  - Clearing Fabric Binding Statistics
    288
  - Displaying RLIR Information
    288
  - Viewing EFMD Statistics
    288
  - IP Storage Services Module
    289
- Chapter 24 Configuring IP Storage
  
  290
  - Configuring Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces
    290
    
    About Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces
    291
    
    About Vlans for Gigabit Ethernet
    291
    
    Basic Gigabit Ethernet Configuration
    291
    
    Configuring VRRP
    292
    
    Gigabit Ethernet High Availability
    292
    
    Verifying Gigabit Ethernet Connectivity
    292
    
    Configuring Ethernet Portchannels
    293
    
    Configuring CDP
    294
    
    IPS Core Dumps
    294
    
    About FCIP
    295
    
    Configuring FCIP
    295
    
    FCIP and VE Ports
    295
    
    FCIP Link
    296
    
    FCIP Profiles
    296
    
    Basic FCIP Configuration
    297
    
    Enabling FCIP
    297
    
    FCIP Interface
    297
    
    Creating FCIP Links
    298
    
    Creating FCIP Profiles
    298
    
    Assigning FCIP Profiles
    299
    
    Creating FCIP Tunnels with Device Manager
    299
    
    Creating Tunnels
    299
    
    Checking Trunk Status
    300
    
    Verifying Extended Link Protocols (ELP)
    300
    
    Verifying Interfaces
    300
    
    Advanced FCIP Profile Configuration
    301
    
    Checking for Interface Errors
    301
    
    Creating FCIP Tunnels with Fabric Manager
    301
    
    Configuring TCP Listener Ports
    302
    
    Configuring TCP Parameters
    302
    
    Advanced FCIP Interface Configuration
    304
    
    Configuring Peers
    304
    
    B Port Interoperability Mode
    305
    
    Configuring Active Connection
    305
    
    Configuring the Number of TCP Connections
    305
    
    Enabling Time Stamps
    305
    
    E Port Configurations
    307
    
    Configuring FCIP Write Acceleration
    308
    
    Enabling FCIP Compression
    309
    
    Fibre Channel Portchannels
    310
    
    Fspf
    310
    
    Ethernet Portchannels
    311
    
    Vrrp
    311
    
    Ethernet Portchannels and Fibre Channel Portchannels
    312
  - Configuring Iscsi
    312
    
    About Iscsi
    313
    
    Enabling Iscsi
    314
  - Using the Iscsi Wizard
    314
    
    Presenting Fibre Channel Targets as Iscsi Targets
    315
    
    Routing Iscsi Requests and Responses
    315
    
    Dynamic Importing
    316
    
    Static Importing
    316
    
    Iscsi Virtual Target Configuration Examples
    319
    
    Presenting Iscsi Hosts as Virtual Fibre Channel Hosts
    320
    
    Dynamic Mapping
    321
    
    Static Mapping
    321
    
    Assigning VSAN Membership to Iscsi Hosts
    322
    
    Assigning Vsans to a Iscsi Interface
    322
    
    Configuring Iscsi Proxy Initiators
    322
    
    Making the Dynamic Initiator WWN Mapping Static
    322
    
    Configuring the Iscsi Proxy Initiator
    323
    
    Access Control in Iscsi
    324
    
    Fibre Channel Zoning-Based Access Control
    324
    
    Iscsi-Based Access Control
    324
    
    Configuring an Authentication Mechanism
    325
    
    Enforcing Access Control
    325
    
    Iscsi User Authentication
    325
    
    Advanced Iscsi Configuration
    326
    
    Configuring an Iscsi RADIUS Server
    326
    
    Iscsi Forwarding Mode
    327
    
    Iscsi High Availability
    327
    
    Multiple IPS Ports Connected to the same IP Network
    327
    
    Setting the QOS Values
    327
    
    VRRP-Based High Availability
    328
    
    Ethernet Portchannel-Based High Availability
    329
    
    Iscsi Authentication Setup Guidelines
    330
  - Configuring Storage Name Services
    330
    
    Creating Isns Profiles and Tagging Profiles
    330
    
    Creating an Isns Profile
    331
    
    Modifying an Isns Profile
    331
  - Default IP Storage Settings
    332
  - Creating IP Profiles
    333
  - Using the IP Filter Wizard
    333
  - Adding IP Filters to Profiles
    334
  - Associating IP Profiles to Interfaces
    334
  - Deleting IP Filters
    335
  - Deleting IP Profiles
    335
  - Configuring Call Home
    337
- Chapter 25 Configuring Call Home
  
  338
  - Call Home Configuration Process
    338
  - Call Home Features
    338
  - Cisco Autonotify
    338
  - Assigning Contact Information
    339
  - Configuring Alert Groups
    339
  - Configuring Destination Profiles
    339
  - Configuring E-Mail Options
    340
  - Configuring Message Levels
    340
  - Default Settings
    340
  - Enabling or Disabling Call Home
    340
  - Event Triggers
    340
  - Call Home Message Severity Levels
    343
  - Message Contents
    344
  - Call Home Configuration Overview
    347
  - Configuring Call Home Attributes
    348
  - Configuring Call Home Destination Attributes
    348
  - Configuring Call Home E-Mail Addresses
    348
  - Configuring Call Home Alerts
    349
  - Configuring Call Home Profiles
    349
- CHAPTER 26 Configuring Domain Parameters
  
  351
  - About Fcdomain Phases
    352
  - C H a P T E R 26 Configuring Domain Parameters
    353
  - Restarting the Domain
    353
  - Performing a Domain Restart
    353
  - Configuring the Domain
    353
    
    Configuring Domain Attributes
    354
    
    Configuring Domain Interfaces
    355
    
    Managing Running Attributes for Domains
    355
    
    Viewing Domain Information
    355
    
    Viewing Domain Manager Statistics
    355
    
    Viewing Domain Area Ports
    356
    
    Viewing Domain Areas
    356
  - Specifying a Preferred or Static Domain ID
    356
  - Setting Switch Priority
    356
  - Configuring Allowed Domain ID Lists
    356
  - Merging Stable Fabrics
    357
  - Assigning Contiguous Domains
    357
  - Disabling the Fcdomain Feature
    357
  - Setting the Fabric Name
    358
  - Stopping Incoming Rcfs
    358
  - Configuring Persistent FC Ids
    358
    
    Creating a Persistent FC ID
    359
    
    Deleting a Persistent FC ID
    359
    
    Configuring Persistent FC Ids Manually
    360
    
    Configuring Unique Area FC Ids for some Hbas
    360
  - Enabling Persistent FC Ids
    360
  - Purging Persistent FC Ids
    361
    
    Default Settings
    362
    
    C H a P T E R 27 Configuring Traffic Management
    364
- CHAPTER 27 Configuring Traffic Management27-1
  
  364
  - Enabling FCC
    364
  - FCC Process
    364
  - Control Traffic
    365
    
    Disabling Control Traffic
    365
  - Data Traffic
    365
    
    Configuring Data Traffic
    366
    
    Creating Class Maps
    367
    
    Defining Service Policies
    367
    
    Enabling Qos for Data Traffic
    367
    
    Applying a Service Policy
    368
    
    Scheduling Traffic
    368
  - Default Settings
    368
  - Ingress Port Rate Limiting
    368
  - About System Message Logging
    371
  - C H a P T E R 28 Configuring System Message Logging
    372
- CHAPTER 28 Configuring System Message Logging
  
  373
  - Enabling Message Logging
    374
  - Configuring Console Severity Level
    374
  - Configuring Module Logging
    374
  - Configuring Log Files
    374
  - Configuring the Syslog Daemon
    374
    
    Outgoing Syslog Server Logging Facilities
    375
  - Configuring Syslog Servers
    376
  - Configuring Syslog Attributes
    376
  - Configuring Syslog Priorities
    376
  - Default Settings
    376
  - About SNMP Events
    377
    
    Configuring Event Destinations
    377
    
    Viewing the Events Log
    377
    
    Configuring Event Filters
    378
    
    Configuring Event Security
    378
  - About RMON Facilities
    378
    
    Enabling RMON Alarms by Port
    378
    
    Enabling RMON Alarms for Physical Components
    379
    
    Enabling RMON Alarms for Vsans
    379
    
    Configuring RMON Controls
    380
    
    Managing RMON Alarms
    380
    
    Managing RMON Event Severity Levels
    380
    
    Viewing the RMON Log
    381
  - About SCSI LUN Discovery
    383
- Chapter 29 Discovering SCSI Target
  
  384
  - Authenticating Iscsi Targets
    384
  - Initiating Customized Discovery
    384
  - Specifying Targets
    384
  - Specifying LUN Mappings
    385
  - Viewing Iscsi Sessions
    385
  - Viewing Iscsi Statistics
    385
  - Creating an Iscsi Initiator
    386
  - Creating an Iscsi Virtual Target
    386
    
    Using the Iscsi Wizard
    387
- CHAPTER 30 Monitoring Network Traffic Using SPAN30-1
  
  389
  - Viewing Session Statistics
    386
  - About SPAN
    389
  - SPAN Sources
    390
    
    Allowed Source Interface Types
    391
    
    C H a P T E R 30 Monitoring Network Traffic Using SPAN
    391
    
    CSM Source Ports
    391
    
    IPS Source Ports
    391
    
    Guidelines to Configure Vsans as a Source
    392
    
    VSAN as a SPAN Source
    392
  - Creating SPAN Sessions
    393
  - Editing SPAN Sources
    393
  - SPAN Sessions
    393
  - Deleting SPAN Sessions
    394
  - Specifying Filters
    394
    
    Guidelines to Specifying Filters
    394
  - Monitoring Traffic Using Fibre Channel Analyzers
    395
    
    Without SPAN
    395
    
    Using SPAN
    396
    
    Configuring Analyzers Using SPAN
    397
    
    Using a Single SD Port to Monitor Traffic
    397
  - SD Port Characteristics
    395
    
    Guidelines to Configure SPAN
    395
  - Default SPAN Settings
    398
  - Remote SPAN
    398
    
    Advantages to Using RSPAN
    399
    
    FC and RSPAN Tunnels
    399
    
    Guidelines to Configure RSPAN
    400
    
    ST Port Characteristics
    400
    
    Configuration in the Source Switch
    401
    
    Configuring RSPAN
    401
    
    Configuration in All Intermediate Switches
    402
    
    Configuration in the Destination Switch
    402
    
    Configuring an Explicit Path
    403
    
    Monitoring RSPAN Traffic
    404
    
    Sample Scenarios
    405
    
    Single Source with Multiple RSPAN Tunnels
    405
    
    Single Source with One RSPAN Tunnel
    405
    
    Multiple Sources with Multiple RSPAN Tunnels
    406
  - Configuring FC Timers
    409
- Chapter 31 Advanced Feature and Concept
  
  410
  - Configuring a Fabric Analyzer
    410
    
    About the Cisco Fabric Analyzer
    411
    
    Local Text-Based Capture
    411
    
    Configuring the Cisco Fabric Analyzer
    412
    
    GUI-Based Client
    412
    
    Remote Capture Daemon
    412
    
    Allocating Flat FC Ids
    413
    
    Configuring World Wide Names
    413
    
    Configuring the Switch for Interoperability
    414
    
    Enabling Loop Monitoring
    414
    
    Configuring Interoperability
    416
    
    Using the Show Tech-Support Command
    416
    
    Configuring Timers
    417
    
    Managing World Wide Names
    417
  - Configuring Timers Per-VSAN
    410
- CHAPTER 32 Configuring Fabric Configuration Servers
  
  419
  - About Fcs
    419
  - C H a P T E R 32 Configuring Fabric Configuration Servers
    420
  - About FCS
    420
    
    Significance of FCS
    420
    
    Configuring Kernel Core Dumps
    421
    
    C H a P T E R 33 Monitoring System Processes and Logs
    422
  - Configuring Kernel Core Dumps
    422
  - Analyzing Switch Device Health
    423
- CHAPTER 33 Monitoring System Processes and Logs33-1
  
  422
- Chapter 34 Troubleshooting the Fabric
  
  424
- CHAPTER 35 Troubleshooting Fabric Manager Issues35-1
  
  429

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 2 Getting Started with Cisco Fabric Manager

Managing Cisco Mds 9000 Switches

Overview of Fabric Manager

Chapter 3 Overview of Fabric Manager

Chapter 4 before You Begin

Obtaining and Installing Licenses

CHAPTER 5 Obtaining and Installing Licenses5-1

Chapter 6 Initial Configuration

Chapter 7 Configuring High Availability

Software Images

Chapter 8 Software Image

Managing Modules

Chapter 9 Managing Module

Managing System Hardware

Chapter 10 Managing System Hardware

Configuring and Managing Vsans

Chapter 11 Configuring and Managing VSAN

Chapter 12 Configuring Interface

Chapter 13 Configuring Trunking

Chapter 14 Configuring Portchannels

Chapter 15 Configuring and Managing Zone

Configuring Inter-Vsan Routing

CHAPTER 16 Configuring Inter-VSAN Routing16-1

Managing Flogi, Name Server, Fdmi, and Rscn Databases

CHAPTER 17 Managing FLOGI, Name Server, FDMI, and RSCN Databases

CHAPTER 18 Configuring Switch Security

Configuring Fabric Security

CHAPTER 19 Configuring Fabric Security19-1

Chapter 20 Configuring Port Security

Configuring Fibre Channel Routing Services and Protocols

CHAPTER 21 Configuring Fibre Channel Routing Services and Protocols21-1

Chapter 22 Configuring IP Service

Chapter 23 Configuring FICON

Chapter 24 Configuring IP Storage

Chapter 25 Configuring Call Home

CHAPTER 26 Configuring Domain Parameters

CHAPTER 27 Configuring Traffic Management27-1

CHAPTER 28 Configuring System Message Logging

Chapter 29 Discovering SCSI Target

CHAPTER 30 Monitoring Network Traffic Using SPAN30-1

Chapter 31 Advanced Feature and Concept

CHAPTER 32 Configuring Fabric Configuration Servers

CHAPTER 33 Monitoring System Processes and Logs33-1

Chapter 34 Troubleshooting the Fabric

CHAPTER 35 Troubleshooting Fabric Manager Issues35-1

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