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AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V

Brand: HP | Category: Server
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  1. additional resources
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AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V

Brand: HP | Category: Racks & Stands
Table of contents
  1. rack mount kit
  2. about this document
  3. rack stability
  4. installation and safety guidelines
  5. power requirements
  6. installing the switch in a rack using the san switch rack mount kit
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AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V

Brand: HP | Category: Switch
Table of contents
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  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. About this Guide
  14. Glossary of terms
  15. HP technical support
  16. Introducing Fabric OS CLI procedures
  17. About the CLI
  18. Help information
  19. Performing basic configuration tasks
  20. Using a console session on the serial port
  21. Changing default passwords summary
  22. How to change default passwords at login
  23. How to display network interface settings
  24. How to set static addresses for the Ethernet network interface
  25. DHCP summary
  26. Setting the date and time
  27. How to set the time zone
  28. How to set the time zone interactively
  29. Synchronizing local time using Network Time Protocol (NTP)
  30. Maintaining licensed software features
  31. How to generate or activate a license key
  32. How to remove a licensed feature
  33. Customizing a switch name
  34. Customizing the chassis name
  35. How to display domain IDs
  36. Activating ports on demand
  37. How to activate Ports on Demand
  38. Activating Dynamic Ports on Demand
  39. Managing POD licenses
  40. Releasing a port
  41. Disabling and enabling a switch
  42. How to enable a port
  43. Linking through a gateway
  44. Checking status
  45. How to show switches in Access Gateway mode
  46. How to display the status of the track changes feature
  47. How to set the switch status policy threshold values
  48. Configuring the audit log
  49. Auditable event classes
  50. How to verify host syslog prior to configuring the audit log
  51. Shutting down switches and Directors
  52. High availability of daemon processes
  53. Managing user accounts
  54. Role Permissions
  55. Configuring the authentication model
  56. How to set the switch authentication model
  57. About the default accounts
  58. How to create an account
  59. How to change account parameters
  60. Recovering accounts
  61. How to change the password for a different account
  62. How to accept the user database
  63. How to set the password history policy
  64. Upgrade and downgrade considerations
  65. Managing Fabric OS users on the RADIUS server
  66. Windows 2000 IAS
  67. RADIUS configuration and admin domains
  68. Configuring the RADIUS server
  69. How to add the Brocade attribute to the server
  70. How to enable CHAP
  71. How to configure the RADIUS server
  72. Configuring RADIUS servers on the switch
  73. How to add a RADIUS server to the switch configuration
  74. How to change a RADIUS server configuration
  75. Setting the boot PROM password
  76. SAN Director 2/128 and 4/256 SAN Director
  77. How to set the boot PROM password for a Director without a recovery string
  78. Recovering user, admin, and factory passwords
  79. Configuring standard security features
  80. Ensuring network security
  81. Configuring the telnet interface
  82. Blocking listeners
  83. Accessing switches and fabrics
  84. Configuring for the SSL protocol
  85. Choosing a certificate authority
  86. Generating and storing a CSR
  87. Installing a switch certificate
  88. Configuring the browser
  89. Displaying and deleting certificates
  90. Configuring SNMP
  91. Setting the security level
  92. using legacy commands for snmpv1
  93. Configuring secure file copy
  94. Maintaining configurations
  95. to upload a configuration file
  96. Troubleshooting configuration upload
  97. Configuration download without disabling a switch
  98. Security considerations
  99. Restoring configurations in a FICON environment
  100. SAN Director configuration form
  101. Configuring advanced security
  102. Identifying policy members
  103. Configuring an FCS policy
  104. FCS policy restrictions
  105. Overview of steps to create and manage the FCS policies
  106. Distributing an FCS policy
  107. Configuring a DCC policy
  108. Creating a DCC policy
  109. Creating an SCC policy
  110. Adding a member to an existing policy
  111. Removing a member from an ACL policy
  112. E_Port authentication
  113. Device authentication policy
  114. Selecting authentication protocols
  115. Managing secret key pairs
  116. Fabric wide distribution of the Auth policy
  117. Creating an IP Filter policy
  118. Displaying an IP Filter policy
  119. Deleting an IP Filter policy
  120. IP Filter policy enforcement
  121. Deleting IP Filter policy rules
  122. distributing the policy database
  123. Configuring the database distribution settings
  124. Distributing ACL policies to other switches
  125. Notes on joining a switch to the fabric
  126. Non-matching fabric-wide consistency policies
  127. managing administrative domains
  128. Admin domain features
  129. Requirements for admin domains
  130. Admin domain access levels
  131. Admin domains and login
  132. Switch port members
  133. Admin Domains and switch WWN
  134. Admin domain compatibility and availability
  135. Firmware upgrade and downgrade scenarios
  136. Understanding the AD transaction model
  137. Creating an admin domain
  138. Managing admin domains
  139. How to create a new physical fabric administrator user account
  140. Adding and removing admin domain members
  141. Deleting an Admin Domain
  142. Validating an Admin Domain member list
  143. Executing a command in a different AD context
  144. How to show an Admin Domain
  145. Admin Domain interactions
  146. Admin Domains, zones, and zone databases
  147. Admin Domains and LSAN zones
  148. Installing and maintaining firmware
  149. Upgrading and downgrading firmware
  150. Considerations for FICON CUP environments
  151. Checking connected switches
  152. Obtaining and decompressing firmware
  153. Summary of firmware downloads on Director models
  154. Testing and restoring firmware on switches
  155. Testing and restoring firmware-on Directors
  156. Validating the firmware download
  157. Troubleshooting firmware download
  158. Pre-installation messages
  159. Blade troubleshooting tips
  160. Configuring Directors
  161. By slot and port number
  162. By index
  163. Basic blade management
  164. Disabling and enabling port blades
  165. Conserving power
  166. Port blade compatibility
  167. Obtaining slot information
  168. Configuring a new SAN Director 2/128 with two domains
  169. Converting an installed SAN Director 2/128 to support two domains
  170. Setting the blade beacon mode
  171. Routing traffic
  172. Assigning a static route
  173. Using Dynamic Load Sharing
  174. Viewing routing path information
  175. Viewing routing information along a path
  176. Using the FC-FC routing service
  177. Fibre Channel routing concepts
  178. proxy devices
  179. routing types
  180. performing verification checks
  181. assigning backbone fabric ids
  182. configuring an interfabric link
  183. portcfgexport options
  184. using router port cost
  185. port cost considerations
  186. setting a proxy pid
  187. Supported configurations and platforms
  189. Support
  190. Proxy devices
  191. dual backbone configuration
  192. configuring backbone fabrics for interconnectivity
  193. monitoring resources
  194. routing echo
  195. interoperability with legacy fcr switches
  196. administering ficon fabrics
  197. supported switches
  198. ficon commands
  199. configuring switches
  200. preparing a switch
  201. setting a unique domain id
  202. displaying information
  203. fru failures
  204. using ficon cup
  205. enabling and disabling ficon management server mode
  206. displaying the fmsmode setting
  207. displaying mode register bit settings
  208. setting mode register bits
  209. port and switch naming standards
  210. troubleshooting
  211. backing up ficon files
  212. sample rmf configuration file for mainframe
  213. configuring the distributed manager server
  214. controlling access
  215. configuring the server database
  216. controlling topology discovery
  217. working with diagnostic features
  218. viewing switch status
  219. viewing port information
  220. viewing equipment status
  221. viewing the system message log
  222. viewing the port log
  223. configuring for syslogd
  224. configuring the switch
  225. viewing and saving diagnostic information
  226. about troubleshooting
  227. gathering information for technical support
  228. analyzing connection problems
  229. to check for zoning problems
  230. to download a correct configuration
  231. to correct a fabric merge problem quickly
  232. to edit zone configuration members
  233. to check fan components
  234. correcting device login issues
  235. identifying media-related issues
  236. to test components to and from the hba
  237. correcting link failures
  238. to correct a port that has come up in the wrong mode
  239. correcting marginal links
  240. inaccurate information in the system message log
  241. port mirroring
  242. supported hardware
  243. how port mirroring works
  244. port mirroring considerations
  245. creating, deleting, and displaying port mirroring
  246. administering npiv
  247. configuration scenarios
  248. displaying login information
  249. administering advanced performance monitoring
  250. displaying and clearing the crc error count
  251. adding end-to-end monitors
  252. setting a mask for end-to-end monitors
  253. deleting end-to-end monitors
  254. monitoring filter-based performance
  255. deleting filter-based monitors
  256. monitoring isl performance
  257. displaying monitor counters
  258. administering advanced performance monitoring (apm)
  259. clearing monitor counters
  260. saving and restoring monitor configurations
  261. administering extended fabrics
  262. fabric considerations
  263. configuring external ports
  264. configuring an extended isl
  265. administering isl trunking
  266. standard trunking criteria
  267. initializing trunking on ports
  268. monitoring traffic
  269. enabling and disabling isl trunking
  270. setting port speeds
  271. displaying trunking information
  272. trunking over extended fabrics
  273. troubleshooting trunking problems
  274. administering advanced zoning
  275. zone types
  276. zone objects
  277. zone configurations
  278. software-enforced zoning
  279. rules for configuring zones
  280. supported switches for broadcast zones
  281. high availability considerations with broadcast zones
  282. creating and managing zone aliases
  283. to delete an alias
  284. to delete a zone
  285. activating default zones
  286. merging zones
  287. creating and modifying zoning configurations
  288. to delete a zone configuration
  289. to view selected zone configuration information
  290. maintaining zone objects
  291. to delete a zone object
  292. managing zoning configurations in a fabric
  293. splitting a fabric
  294. configuring and monitoring fcip tunneling
  295. fcip licensing
  296. port numbering
  297. port numbering on the b-series mp router blade
  298. port numbering on the 400 mp router
  299. fcip fastwrite and tape pipelining
  300. unsupported configurations
  301. platforms and os requirements for fc fastwrite
  302. constraints for fc fastwrite
  303. disabling fc fastwrite on a port
  304. configuring ipsec
  305. ipsec parameters
  306. configuring fcip tunnels
  307. defining the ip interface of each virtual port
  308. configuring the gbe ports
  309. verifying ip connectivity
  310. fcip tunnel create option
  311. fcip tunnel modify and delete options
  312. verifying the fcip tunnel configuration
  313. checklist for configuring fcip links
  314. about the ipperf option
  315. wan tool performance characteristics
  316. wan tool ipperf syntax
  317. fcip tunnel performance characteristics
  318. a configuring the pid format
  319. impact of changing the fabric pid format
  320. selecting a pid format
  321. evaluating the fabric
  322. planning the update procedure
  323. offline update
  324. changing to extended edge pid format
  325. converting port number to area id
  326. performing pid format changes
  327. hp/ux procedure
  328. aix procedure
  329. swapping port area ids
  330. vendor switch requirements
  331. supported features
  332. zoning restrictions
  333. zone name restrictions
  334. c understanding legacy password behaviour
  335. password prompting behaviors
  336. password migration during firmware changes
  337. d using remote switch
  338. e zone merging scenarios
  339. Routing types
  340. Matching fabric parameters
  341. Monitoring resources
  342. Preparing a switch
  343. Setting a unique domain ID
  344. Displaying information
  345. Zoning and PDCM considerations
AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V first page preview

AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V

Brand: HP | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
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  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. About this guide
  11. Document conventions and symbols
  12. HP-authorized reseller
  13. Introducing Fabric OS CLI procedures
  14. About the CLI
  15. Additional help topics
  16. Performing basic configuration tasks
  17. Setting the IP address
  18. Changing the default passwords at login
  19. Setting the date and time
  20. Synchronizing local time with an external source
  21. Maintaining licensed features
  22. Removing a licensed feature
  23. Customizing the chassis name
  24. Disabling and enabling a port
  25. Activating Ports on Demand
  26. Working with domain IDs
  27. Setting the domain ID
  28. Checking status
  29. Verifying device connectivity
  30. Enabling the TC feature
  31. Setting the switch status policy threshold values
  32. Configuring standard security features
  33. Ensuring network security
  34. Configuring the telnet interface
  35. Blocking listeners
  36. Creating and maintaining user-defined accounts
  37. Deleting a user-defined account
  38. Changing an account password
  39. Configuring the RADIUS server
  40. Linux
  41. Enabling clients
  42. Configuring users
  43. Configuring the switch
  44. Adding a RADIUS server to the switch configuration
  45. Changing the order in which RADIUS servers are contacted for service
  46. Browser and Java support
  47. Choosing a CA
  48. Obtaining certificates
  49. Activating a switch certificate
  50. Installing a root certificate to the Java Plug-in
  51. Troubleshooting certificates
  52. Setting the security level
  53. Using legacy commands for SNMPv1
  54. Configuring secure file copy
  55. Gb SAN Switch for HP p-Class BladeSystem, and SAN Switch 4/32
  56. Without a recovery string
  57. Core Switch 2/64, SAN Director 2/128, and 4/256 SAN Director
  58. Recovering forgotten passwords
  59. Maintaining configurations and firmware
  60. Restoring a configuration
  61. Restoring configurations in a FICON environment
  62. Downloading configurations across a fabric
  63. Checking connected switches
  64. About the download process
  65. Effects of firmware changes on accounts and passwords
  66. Summary of the upgrade process
  67. Upgrading HP StorageWorks directors
  68. Upgrading the Core Switch 2/64, SAN Director 2/128, and 4/256 SAN Director
  69. Troubleshooting firmware downloads
  70. Configuring Core Switch 2/64, SAN Director 2/128, and 4/256 SAN Director
  71. Basic blade management
  72. Disabling and enabling port blades
  73. CP blades
  74. Port blade compatibility
  75. Obtaining slot information
  76. Configuring a new SAN Director 2/128 with two domains
  77. Converting an installed SAN Director 2/128 to support two domains
  78. Setting the blade beacon mode
  79. Routing traffic
  80. Assigning a static route
  81. Forcing in-order frame delivery across topology changes
  82. Viewing routing path information
  83. Viewing routing information along a path
  84. Administering FICON fabrics
  85. Fabric OS commands related to FICON and FICON CUP
  86. Configuring switches
  87. Configuring a high-integrity fabric
  88. Displaying information
  89. FRU failures
  90. Setup summary
  91. Setting up CUP when FMS mode is enabled
  92. Setting mode register bits
  93. Persistently enabling and disabling ports
  94. Port and switch naming standards
  95. Identifying ports
  96. Backing up FICON files
  97. FICON switch configuration worksheet
  98. Sample Resource Management Facility configuration file for mainframe
  99. Configuring the Distributed Management Server
  100. Controlling access
  101. Deleting a member from the ACL
  102. Configuring the server database
  103. Clearing the management server database
  104. Disabling topology discovery
  105. Working with diagnostic features
  106. Viewing switch status
  107. Displaying switch information
  108. Viewing port information
  109. Displaying the port statistics
  110. Port error summary description
  111. Viewing equipment status
  112. Displaying temperature status
  113. Viewing the port log
  114. Configuring for syslogd
  115. Specifying syslogd hosts
  116. Viewing and saving diagnostic information
  117. Setting up periodic checking of the remote server
  118. Troubleshooting
  119. Gathering information for technical support
  120. Analyzing connection problems
  121. Checking the Simple Name Server (SNS)
  122. Checking for zoning problems
  123. Downloading a correct configuration
  124. Correcting a fabric merge problem quickly
  125. Editing zone configuration members
  126. Checking fan components
  127. Identifying media-related issues
  128. Testing a port's external transmit and receive path
  129. Testing components to and from the HBA
  130. Checking for a loop initialization failure
  131. Correcting a port that came up in the wrong mode
  132. Loopback modes
  133. Inaccurate information in the system message log
  134. Administering extended fabrics
  135. Choosing an extended ISL mode
  136. Configuring an extended ISL
  137. Trunking over distance
  138. Administering ISL trunking
  139. Standard trunking criteria
  140. Initializing trunking on ports
  141. Using the portperfshow command
  142. Enabling and disabling ISL trunking
  143. Setting the speed for one port
  144. Displaying trunking information
  145. Troubleshooting trunking problems
  146. Administering advanced zoning
  147. Zoning concepts
  148. Zone objects
  149. Zone aliases
  150. Zoning enforcement
  151. Enforcing hardware zoning
  152. Hardware-enforced non-overlap ping zones
  153. Rules for configuring zones
  154. Creating and managing zone aliases
  155. Adding members to an alias
  156. Viewing an alias in the defined configuration
  157. Removing devices (members) from a zone
  158. Resulting database size: 0 to 96K
  159. Creating and modifying zoning configurations
  160. Creating a zoning configuration
  161. Clearing changes to a configuration
  162. Viewing a configuration in the effective zone database
  163. Renaming a zone object
  164. Managing zoning configurations in a fabric
  165. Splitting a fabric
  166. Considerations for zoning architecture
  167. Administering advanced performance monitoring
  168. Displaying and clearing the CRC error count
  169. Monitoring EE performance
  170. Monitoring the traffic from Host A to Dev B
  171. Displaying the current EE mask of a port
  172. Displaying a monitor
  173. Adding standard filter-based monitors
  174. Adding filter-based monitors
  175. Monitoring ISL performance
  176. Clearing monitor counters
  177. Saving and restoring monitor configurations
  178. A Configuring the PID format
  179. Host reboots
  180. Selecting a PID format
  181. Evaluating the fabric
  182. Planning the update procedure
  183. Hybrid update
  184. Changing to Extended Edge PID format
  185. Converting port number to area ID
  186. SAN Director with Extended Edge PID
  187. PID format changes
  188. Executing the HP–UX procedure
  189. Executing the AIX procedure
  190. B Configuring interoperability mode
  191. C Using the HP Remote Switch feature
  192. D Understanding legacy password behavior
  193. Password prompting behaviors
  194. Password migration during firmware changes
  195. Password recovery options
  196. E Zone merging scenarios
  197. F Upgrading firmware in single-CP mode
  198. Upgrading a single Core Switch 2/64 or SAN Director 2/128 blade
  199. Correcting I2C bus errors
  200. Table Of Contents
  201. Table Of Contents
AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V first page preview

AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V

Brand: HP | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. about this guide
  7. Overview
  8. Conventions
  9. Text symbols
  10. Equipment symbols
  11. Rack stability
  12. HP Storage web site
  14. SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V and 2/16N models
  15. SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V and 2/16N chassis
  16. SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V and 2/16N—nonport side
  17. SAN Switch 4/32 models
  18. SAN Switch 4/32 chassis
  19. SAN Switch 4/32—nonport side
  20. Upgrading SAN Switch 4/32 ports
  21. SAN Switch licensing
  22. ISL Trunking groups
  23. SAN Switch supported (optional) features
  24. SAN Switch optional kits
  25. Installing and configuring
  26. SAN Switch shipping carton contents
  27. SAN Switch shipping carton contents checklist
  28. Installation and safety considerations
  29. Rack specifications
  30. Installing as a stand-alone device
  31. Installing the switch in a rack using the SAN Switch Rack Mount Kit
  32. SAN Switch Rack Mount Kit hardware
  33. Installing the rear mounting brackets (HP 10,000 series)
  34. Installing the rear mounting brackets (HP System/e rack-left rear upright)
  35. Installing the outer rails (HP 10,000 series)
  36. Assembling the outer rails (HP 10,000 series)
  37. Assembling the outer rails (HP System/e rack)
  38. Number of screws required to assemble the inner rails
  39. Securing the inner rails to the SAN Switch 2/8V with plenum
  40. Securing the inner rails to the SAN Switch 2/16V
  41. Installing the switch into a rack (HP 10,000 series rack)
  42. Installing the switch into a rack (HP System/e rack)
  43. Cabling and configuring the SAN Switch
  44. Connecting the SAN Switch to the fabric
  45. Connecting the serial cable to a SAN Switch 2/16V
  46. Logging in
  47. Setting the IP address
  48. Creating an Ethernet connection
  49. Modifying the Fibre Channel domain ID (Optional)
  50. Installing the SFP transceivers
  51. Verifying the configuration
  52. Synchronizing local time with an external source
  53. tsTimeZone command parameter selection
  54. Managing SAN switches
  55. Powering on and off
  56. Management features
  57. Managing SAN Switches from a single management station
  58. SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V and 2/16N LEDs
  59. SAN Switch 2/16V and 2/16N LED locations
  60. SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V and 2/16N LED patterns
  61. Port LED patterns
  62. Ethernet LED patterns
  63. SAN Switch 4/32 LEDs—port side
  64. SAN Switch 4/32 port side LEDs
  65. SAN Switch 4/32 port side LED patterns during normal operation
  66. SAN Switch 4/32 LEDs—nonport side
  67. Nonport side LED patterns during normal operation
  68. POST and boot specifications
  69. Interpreting POST results
  70. Installing field-replaceable units
  71. Replacing the SAN Switch 4/32 power supply
  72. Power supply status LEDs
  73. Items required
  74. Inserting the power supply in the SAN Switch 4/32
  75. Replacing the fan assembly in the SAN Switch 4/32
  76. Fan status LED behavior
  77. Procedure
  78. Inserting the fan assembly
  79. Replacing SFPs
  80. Installing or removing an SFP
  81. A Regulatory compliance notices
  82. EMC statement (Canada)
  83. VCCI EMC statement (Japan)
  84. RRL EMC statement (Korea)
  85. Laser safety
  86. Battery replacement notice
  87. B Electrostatic discharge
  88. C SAN Switch technical specifications
  89. General specifications
  91. Weight and physical dimensions
  92. Facility requirements
  93. Environmental requirements
  94. Data transmission ranges
  95. Laser data transmission ranges for the 4/32
  96. Fibre Channel port specifications
  97. Cabling pinouts
  98. Power supply specifications
  99. Memory
  100. Supported SFPs
  101. Glossary
  102. Index
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AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V

Brand: HP | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Audience
  5. Conventions
  6. Getting Help
  7. HP Storage Website
  8. Introduction to Zoning
  9. Implementing Zoning
  10. Installing Zoning
  11. Installing Zoning from Web Tools
  12. Using Zoning
  13. Soft Zones
  14. Defined
  15. Enabling a Zone Configuration
  16. Configuring Zoning
  17. Modifying Configurations
  18. Transactional Model
  19. Using QuickLoop Zones
  20. Configuring QuickLoop Zones
  21. Set Up Zones in a Dual-Switch QuickLoop
  22. Overview
  23. aliAdd
  24. aliCreate
  25. aliDelete
  26. aliRemove
  27. aliShow
  28. cfgAdd
  29. cfgClear
  30. cfgCreate
  31. cfgDelete
  32. cfgDisable
  33. cfgEnable
  34. cfgRemove
  35. cfgSave
  36. cfgShow
  37. cfgSize
  38. cfgTransAbort
  39. qloopCreate
  40. qloopDelete
  41. qloopRemove
  42. qloopShow
  43. zoneAdd
  44. zoneCreate
  45. zoneDelete
  46. zoneRemove
  47. zoneShow
  48. Index
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AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V

Brand: HP | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V and 2/16N Installation Guide
  5. Overview
  6. Conventions
  7. Text Symbols
  8. Rack Stability
  9. Getting Help
  11. SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V and 2/16N Features
  12. SAN Switch Licensing
  13. Switch Characteristics
  14. Nonport Side of SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V and 2/16N
  15. ISL Trunking Groups
  16. Supported (Optional) Features
  17. Optional Hardware Kits
  18. Installing the SAN Switch
  19. Items Included with the SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V and 2/16N
  20. Shipping Carton Contents
  21. Installation and Safety Considerations
  22. Installing a Stand-Alone SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V and 2/16N
  23. Installing a SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V or 2/16N Into an EIA Cabinet
  24. Power Requirements
  25. Installing the Switch in a Rack Using the SAN Switch Rack Mount Kit
  26. Cabling and Configuring the SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V or 2/16N
  27. Items Required for Installation
  28. Create a Serial Connection
  29. Power Up the Switch and Log In
  30. Set the IP Address
  31. Create an Ethernet Connection and Log In
  32. Modify the Fibre Channel Domain ID (Optional)
  33. Install the SFP Transceivers
  34. Verifying Configuration
  35. Managing the SAN Switches
  36. Powering the Switch On and Off
  37. Interpreting LED Activity
  38. LED Location
  39. LED Patterns
  40. Port LED Patterns
  41. Ethernet LED Patterns
  42. POST and Boot Specifications
  43. Interpreting POST Results
  44. Backing Up the Configuration and Upgrade Firmware
  45. SAN Switch 2/8V, 2/16V and 2/16N Management Features
  46. Maintaining the SAN Switch 2/8V, SAN Switch 2/16V and SAN Switch 2/16N
  47. Removing an SFP
  48. regulatory compliance notices
  49. FCC EMC Statement (USA)
  50. EMC Statement (Canada)
  51. EMC Statement (European Union)
  52. European Union Notice
  53. Germany Noise Declaration
  54. VCCI EMC Statement (Japan)
  55. RRL EMC Statement (Korea)
  56. Laser Safety
  57. Battery Replacement Notice
  58. Grounding Methods
  59. technical specifications
  60. Data Transmission Ranges
  61. Fibre Channel Port Specifications
  62. Serial Port Specifications
  63. Power Supply Specifications
  64. Weight and Physical Dimensions
  65. Memory Specifications
  66. Supported SFPs
  67. Facility Requirements
  68. Environmental Requirements
  69. Supported HBAs
  70. System Specifications
  71. Glossary
  72. Index
  73. Document Conventions
  74. Management Options
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AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V

Brand: HP | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. about this document
  2. supported switches
  3. standards compliance
  4. important notes
  5. documentation updates
  6. firmware upgrades and enabled traps
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AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V

Brand: HP | Category: Switch
Table of contents
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  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. About this Guide
  14. Intended audience
  15. HP technical support
  16. Introducing Fabric OS CLI procedures
  17. About the CLI
  18. Help information
  19. Performing basic configuration tasks
  20. Using a console session on the serial port
  21. Changing default passwords summary
  22. How to change default passwords at login
  23. How to display network interface settings
  24. Configuring DHCP
  25. Setting the date and time
  26. How to set the time zone
  27. How to set the time zone interactively
  28. Synchronizing local time
  29. Maintaining licensed software features
  30. How to generate or activate a license key
  31. How to remove a licensed feature
  32. Customizing a switch name
  33. Customizing the chassis name
  34. How to display domain IDs
  35. Ports on Demand license summary for applicable switches
  36. Configuring Dynamic Ports on Demand
  37. Activating Dynamic Ports on Demand
  38. Managing licenses
  39. Releasing a port
  40. Disabling and enabling a switch
  41. How to enable a port
  42. Linking through a gateway
  43. Checking status
  44. Tracking and controlling switch changes
  45. How to display the status of the track changes feature
  46. How to set the switch status policy threshold values
  47. Configuring the audit log
  48. How to verify host syslog prior to configuring the audit log
  49. How to configure an audit log for specific event classes
  50. To power off a switch gracefully (5.1.0 and later)
  51. Managing user accounts
  52. Role Permissions
  53. Configuring the authentication model
  54. About the default accounts
  55. How to create an account
  56. How to change account parameters
  57. Recovering accounts
  58. How to change the password for a different account
  59. How to accept the user database
  60. How to set the password history policy
  61. Upgrade and downgrade considerations
  62. Creating Fabric OS user accounts
  63. Windows 2000 IAS
  64. RADIUS configuration and admin domains
  65. Configuring the RADIUS server
  66. Linux
  67. How to enable clients
  68. How to configure RADIUS users
  69. Configuring RADIUS servers on the switch
  70. How to display the current RADIUS configuration
  71. How to enable and disable a RADIUS server
  72. Enabling and disabling local authentication as backup
  73. SAN Director 2/128 and 4/256 SAN Director
  74. How to set the boot PROM password for a Director without a recovery string
  76. How to recover passwords
  77. Configuring standard security features
  78. Ensuring network security
  79. Configuring the telnet interface
  80. Blocking listeners
  81. Configuring for the SSL protocol
  82. Browser and Java support
  83. Generating a public/private key
  84. Obtaining certificates
  85. Activating a switch certificate
  86. Installing a root certificate to the Java Plug-in
  87. Troubleshooting certificates
  88. Setting the security level
  89. Using legacy commands for SNMPv1
  90. Configuring secure file copy
  91. Configuring advanced security
  92. Configuring ACL policies
  93. Displaying ACL policies
  94. DCC policy restrictions
  95. Examples of creating DCC policies
  96. Saving changes to ACL policies
  97. Adding a member to an existing policy
  98. Aborting all uncommitted changes
  99. Configuring the database distribution settings
  100. Distributing ACL policies to other switches
  101. Setting the consistency policy fabric-wide
  102. Notes on joining a switch to the fabric
  103. Matching fabric-wide consistency policies
  104. Non-matching fabric-wide consistency policies
  105. Maintaining configurations
  106. to upload a configuration file
  107. Troubleshooting configuration upload
  108. Configuration download without disabling a switch
  109. Security considerations
  110. Restoring configurations in a FICON environment
  111. SAN Director configuration form
  112. Managing administrative domains
  113. Admin domain features
  114. Requirements for admin domains
  115. System-defined administrative domains
  116. Admin domain access levels
  117. Admin domains and login
  118. Switch port members
  119. Fabric showing switch and device WWNs
  120. Admin domain compatibility and availability
  121. Managing admin domains
  122. Implementing admin domains
  123. Assigning a user to an admin domain
  124. Activating and deactivating admin domains
  125. Adding and removing admin domain members
  126. Renaming an Admin Domain
  127. Deleting all user-defined Admin Domains
  128. Using Admin Domains
  129. Displaying an Admin Domain configuration
  130. Performing zone validation
  131. Admin Domains, zones, and zone databases
  132. Admin Domains and LSAN zones
  133. Configuration upload and download in an AD context
  134. Installing and maintaining firmware
  135. Effects of firmware changes on accounts and passwords
  136. Checking connected switches
  137. Summary of the firmware download process
  138. Summary of firmware downloads on Director models
  139. SAN Director 2/128 and 4/256 SAN Director firmware download procedure
  140. Testing and restoring firmware on switches
  141. Testing and restoring firmware-on Directors
  142. Validating the firmware download
  143. Troubleshooting firmware download
  144. Pre-installation messages
  145. Blade troubleshooting tips
  146. Configuring Directors
  147. By slot and port number
  148. Basic blade management
  149. MP Router exceptions
  150. Blade terminology and compatibility
  151. CP blades
  152. Obtaining slot information
  153. Configuring a new SAN Director 2/128 with two domains
  154. Converting an installed SAN Director 2/128 to support two domains
  155. Setting the blade beacon mode
  156. Routing traffic
  157. Assigning a static route
  158. Using Dynamic Load Sharing
  159. Viewing routing path information
  160. Viewing routing information along a path
  161. Using the FC-FC routing service
  162. A metaSAN with interfabric links
  163. Front domain consolidation
  164. Using front domain consolidation
  165. Range of output ports
  166. Routing types
  167. Fibre Channel NAT and phantom domains
  168. Performing verification checks
  169. Assigning backbone fabric IDs
  170. Configuring FCIP tunnels (optional)
  171. Configuring an interfabric link
  172. portcfgexport options
  173. Configuring LSANs and zoning
  174. Configuring backbone fabrics for Interconnectivity
  175. Upgrade, downgrade, and HA considerations
  176. Setting a proxy PID
  177. EX_Port frame trunking (optional)
  178. Using EX_Port Frame trunking
  179. Monitoring resources
  180. Routing ECHO
  181. Interoperability with legacy FCR switches
  182. Connecting to HP M-Series or McDATA SANs
  183. Connectivity modes
  184. configuring interoperability
  185. Configuring M-Series or McDATA for interconnection
  186. SAN Pilot and EFCM zone screens
  187. Pending Zone Set list in SAN Pilot and EFCM zone screens
  188. LSAN zoning with McDATA
  189. Completing the configuration
  190. Administering FICON fabrics
  191. Supported switches
  192. Types of FICON configurations
  193. FICON commands
  194. Configuring switches
  195. Preparing a switch
  196. Setting a unique domain ID
  197. Displaying information
  198. FRU failures
  199. Using FICON CUP
  200. Enabling and disabling FICON management server mode
  201. Setting up CUP when FICON management server mode is enabled
  202. Displaying mode register bit settings
  203. Setting mode register bits
  204. Port and switch naming standards
  205. Troubleshooting
  206. Backing up FICON files
  207. SAN Director switches
  208. Sample RMF configuration file for mainframe
  209. Configuring the distributed manager server
  210. Controlling access
  211. Configuring the server database
  212. Controlling topology discovery
  213. Working with diagnostic features
  214. Viewing switch status
  215. Viewing port information
  216. Viewing equipment status
  217. Viewing the system message log
  218. Viewing the port log
  219. Configuring for syslogd
  220. Configuring the switch
  221. Viewing and saving diagnostic information
  222. Most common problem areas
  223. Gathering information for technical support
  224. Analyzing connection problems
  225. To check for zoning problems
  226. To download a correct configuration
  227. To correct a fabric merge problem quickly
  228. To edit zone configuration members
  229. To check fan components
  230. Correcting device login issues
  231. Identifying media-related issues
  232. To test a switch's internal components
  233. Correcting link failures
  234. To check for a point-to-point initialization failure
  235. Correcting marginal links
  236. Inaccurate information in the system message log
  237. Port mirroring
  238. Supported hardware
  239. How port mirroring works
  240. Port mirroring considerations
  241. Creating, deleting, and displaying port mirroring
  242. Administering NPIV
  243. Configuration scenarios
  244. Displaying login information
  245. Administering Advanced Performance Monitoring (APM)
  246. Displaying and clearing the CRC error count
  247. Adding end-to-end monitors
  248. Setting a mask for end-to-end monitors
  249. Deleting end-to-end monitors
  250. Monitoring filter-based performance
  251. Adding custom filter-ased monitors
  252. Deleting filter-based monitors
  253. Monitoring ISL performance
  254. Displaying monitor counters
  255. Clearing monitor counters
  256. Saving and restoring monitor configurations
  257. Administering Extended Fabrics
  258. Choosing an Extended ISL mode
  259. Configuring external ports
  260. Configuring an extended ISL
  261. Administering ISL Trunking
  262. Standard trunking criteria
  263. Initializing trunking on ports
  264. Monitoring traffic
  265. Enabling and disabling ISL trunking
  266. Setting port speeds
  267. Displaying trunking information
  268. Trunking over Extended Fabrics
  269. Troubleshooting trunking problems
  270. Administering Advanced Zoning
  271. Zone types
  272. zone objects
  273. Zone objects
  274. Hardware-enforced Zoning
  275. Hardware-enforced non-overlapping Zones
  276. Hardware-enforced overlapping zones
  277. Rules for configuring zones
  278. To create an alias
  279. To delete an alias
  280. To add devices (members) to a zone
  281. Activating default zones
  282. Creating and modifying Zoning configurations
  283. To remove zones (members) from a zone configuration
  284. To view selected zone configuration information
  285. Maintaining zone objects
  286. To delete a zone object
  287. Managing Zoning configurations in a fabric
  288. Splitting a fabric
  289. Configuring and monitoring FCIP tunneling
  290. FCIP licensing
  291. Network using FCIP
  292. Port numbering on the B-Series MP Router blade
  293. Port Numbering on the 400 MP Router
  294. configuring ipsec
  295. ipsec parameters
  296. managing policies
  297. Configuring FCIP tunnels
  298. defining the ip interface of each virtual port
  299. configuring the gbe ports
  300. verifying ip connectivity
  301. supported configurations
  302. unsupported configurations
  303. fcip tunnel modify and delete options
  304. verifying the fcip tunnel configuration
  305. Checklist for configuring FCIP links
  306. about the ipperf option
  307. wan tool performance characteristics
  308. wan tool ipperf syntax
  309. A Configuring the PID format
  310. Impact of changing the fabric PID format
  311. Selecting a PID format
  312. Evaluating the fabric
  313. Planning the update procedure
  314. Hybrid update
  315. Changing to extended edge PID format
  316. Converting port number to area ID
  317. SAN Director With Extended Edge PID
  318. Performing PID format changes
  319. HP/UX procedure
  320. AIX procedure
  321. Swapping port area IDs
  322. B Configuring interoperability mode
  323. Configuration recommendations
  324. Zoning restrictions
  325. Zone name restrictions
  326. C Understanding legacy password behaviour
  327. Password prompting behaviors
  328. Password migration during firmware changes
  329. D Using Remote Switch
  330. E Zone merging scenarios
  331. Index
  332. Correcting I2C bus errors
  333. Recovering forgotten passwords
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AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V

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Table of contents
  1. about this document
  2. installation and safety guidelines
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