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HP Pavilion 424 User Manual (662 pages)

DCFM Professional User Manual (53-1001773-01, June 2010

Brand: HP | Category: Software | Size: 5.27 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Document History
  2
- About this Document
  23
- How this Document Is Organized
  23
- In this Chapter
  23
- Supported Hardware and Software
  24
- What's New in this Document
  26
- Document Conventions
  29
  - Text Formatting
    29
  - Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
    29
  - Key Terms
    29
- Additional Information
  30
  - Brocade Resources
    30
  - Other Industry Resources
    31
- Notice to the Reader
  30
- Getting Technical Help
  31
- Document Feedback
  32
Chapter 1 Getting Started

33
- In this Chapter
  33
- User Interface Components
  33
  - Menu Bar
    35
  - Toolbar
    35
  - SAN Tab
    36
  - View All List
    36
  - Port Display Buttons
    37
  - Product List
    37
  - Connectivity Map
    38
  - Master Log
    39
  - Toolbox
    39
  - Minimap
    41
  - Status Bar
    42
- Icon Legend
  43
  - Product Icons
    43
  - Group Icons
    44
  - Port Icons
    44
  - Product Status Icons
    44
  - Event Icons
    45
  - Management Server and Client
    46
  - Launching a Remote Client
    48
  - Logging into a Server
    48
  - Clearing Previous Versions of the Remote Client
    49
  - Launching the Configuration Wizard
    49
  - Changing the Database User Password
    53
  - Changing Your Password
    53
  - Disconnecting Users
    54
  - Viewing Active Sessions
    54
  - Viewing Port Status
    55
  - Viewing Server Properties
    55
  - Entering the License Key
    57
  - Upgrading the Application
    57
  - Installing a Patch
    58
  - Uninstalling a Patch
    59
  - Feature-To-Firmware Requirements
    61
  - Accessibility Features for the Management Application
    63
  - Keyboard Shortcuts
    63
  - Look and Feel
    64
- Chapter 2 Discovery
  
  67
  - In this Chapter
    67
  - Fabric Discovery Overview
    67
    
    Discovering Fabrics
    69
    
    FCS Policy and Seed Switches
    69
    
    Configuring SNMP Credentials
    73
    
    Reverting to a Default SNMP Community String
    74
    
    Deleting a Fabric
    75
  - Host Discovery
    75
    
    Discovering Hosts by IP Address or Hostname
    75
    
    Importing Hosts from a CSV File
    76
    
    Importing Hosts from a Fabric
    77
    
    Configuring Brocade HBA Credentials
    78
    
    Configuring Virtual Machine Credentials
    79
    
    Editing Host Credentials
    80
    
    Removing a Host from Discovery
    81
  - Viewing the Discovery State
    81
  - Troubleshooting Discovery
    82
  - Fabric Monitoring
    83
    
    Monitoring Discovered Fabrics
    83
    
    Stop Monitoring of a Discovered Fabric
    84
  - Seed Switch
    84
    
    Seed Switch Failover
    85
    
    Seed Switch Requirements
    85
    
    Changing the Seed Switch
    86
Chapter 3 Application Configuration

89
- Data Backup
  89
  - What Is Backed up
    89
  - Management Server Backup
    90
  - Configuring Backup to a Writable CD
    91
  - Configuring Backup to a Hard Drive
    92
  - Configuring Backup to a Network Drive
    93
  - Enabling Backup
    94
  - Disabling Backup
    94
  - Viewing the Backup Status
    95
  - Changing the Backup Interval
    95
  - Starting Immediate Backup
    96
  - Reviewing Backup Events
    96
- In this Chapter
  89
- Data Restore
  97
  - Restoring Data
    97
  - Restoring Data to a New Server
    98
- Display
  98
  - Resetting Your Display
    98
- End Node Display
  99
  - Displaying End Nodes
    99
- Ethernet Events
  100
  - Enabling Ethernet Events
    100
  - Disabling Ethernet Events
    101
- Event Storage
  101
  - Configuring Event Storage
    101
- Flyovers
  102
  - Configuring Flyovers
    102
  - Turning Flyovers on or off
    105
  - Viewing Flyovers
    105
- Names
  106
  - Setting Names to be Unique
    106
  - Setting Names to be Non-Unique
    107
  - Fixing Duplicate Names
    107
  - Viewing Names
    108
  - Adding a Name to an Existing Device
    108
  - Adding a Name to a New Device
    109
  - Applying a Name to a Detached WWN
    109
  - Removing a Name from a Device
    109
  - Editing Names
    110
  - Exporting Names
    110
  - Importing Names
    111
  - Searching for a Device by Name
    111
  - Searching for a Device by WWN
    112
  - Security
    113
    
    Configuring the Server Name
    113
    
    Configuring Login Security
    114
    
    Setting the CHAP Secret
    114
    
    Configuring the Login Banner Display
    115
    
    Disabling the Login Banner
    115
  - Software Configuration
    116
    
    Client Export Port
    116
    
    Discovery
    117
    
    FTP/SCP Overview
    118
    
    IP Configuration
    122
    
    Memory Allocation
    125
    
    Server Port
    128
    
    Support Mode
    129
  - Fabric Tracking
    130
    
    Disabling Fabric Tracking
    131
    
    Enabling Fabric Tracking
    131
    
    Accepting Changes for a Device
    132
    
    Accepting Changes for a Fabric
    132
Chapter 4 View Management

133
- About Topology Layout
  133
- In this Chapter
  133
- Customizing the Layout of Devices on the Topology
  134
- Changing a Group's Background Color
  135
- Customizing the Layout of Connections on the Topology
  135
- Reverting to the Default Background Color
  136
- Changing the Port Display
  137
- Changing the Port Label
  137
- Changing the Product Label
  137
- Grouping on the Topology
  138
  - Collapsing Groups
    138
  - Expanding Groups
    138
  - Viewing Connections
    138
  - Configuring Custom Connections
    138
  - Saving a Custom Connection Configuration
    139
  - Deleting a Custom Connection Configuration
    139
- Customizing the Main Window
  140
Chapter 5 Third-Party Tools

147
- About Third-Party Tools
  147
- In this Chapter
  147
- Launching a Telnet Session
  148
- Launching an Element Manager
  148
- Starting Third-Party Tools from the Application
  148
- Launching Web Tools
  149
- Launching FCR Configuration
  150
- Launching HCM Agent
  151
Chapter 6 Server Management Console

153
- In this Chapter
  153
- Server Management Console Overview
  153
  - Launching the SMC on Windows
    153
  - Launching the SMC on Linux and Solaris
    154
- Services
  154
  - Monitoring and Managing Management Application
    154
  - Refreshing the Server Status
    155
  - Stopping All Services
    155
  - Stopping the CIMOM Services
    155
  - Starting All Services
    156
  - Restarting All Services
    156
- Changing Server Port Numbers
  156
- Restoring the Database
  157
- Capturing Technical Support Information
  158
- Upgrading HCM on the Management Server
  159
Chapter 7 Device Configuration

163
- Configuration Repository Management
  163
  - Saving Switch Configurations
    163
- In this Chapter
  163
- Device Properties
  164
  - Viewing Properties
    164
  - Adding a Property Label
    167
  - Editing a Property Label
    168
  - Deleting a Property Label
    169
  - Editing a Property Field
    169
- Enhanced Group Management
  169
- Firmware Management
  170
  - Displaying the Firmware Repository
    170
  - Importing a Firmware File and Release Notes
    171
  - Deleting a Firmware File
    172
  - Download Firmware
    172
- Host Port Mapping
  174
  - Creating a New Host
    174
  - Renaming an HBA Host
    175
  - Deleting an HBA Host
    175
  - Viewing Host Properties
    175
  - Associating an HBA with a Host
    175
  - Importing HBA-To-Host Mapping
    176
  - Removing an HBA from a Host
    177
  - Exporting Host Port Mapping
    177
- Ports
  179
  - Viewing Port Connectivity
    179
  - Refreshing the Port Connectivity View
    182
  - Enabling a Port
    182
  - Disabling a Port
    182
  - Filtering Port Connectivity
    183
  - Viewing Port Details
    184
  - Viewing Ports and Port Properties
    185
  - Port Types
    188
  - Showing Connected Ports
    188
  - Viewing Port Connection Properties
    189
  - Determining Inactive Iscsi Devices
    191
  - Determining Port Status
    191
  - Viewing Port Optics
    192
- Port Auto Disable
  194
- Device Technical Support
  197
- Upload Failure Data Capture
  201
Chapter 8 Fault Management

205
- Fault Management Overview
  205
- In this Chapter
  205
- Event Logs
  206
- Event Policies
  215
  - Policy Types
    215
  - Policy Triggers
    216
  - Adding an Event Policy
    217
  - Policy Actions
    217
  - Adding an Port Offline Policy
    218
  - Adding a PM Threshold Crossed Policy
    219
  - Adding a Security Violation Policy
    220
  - Defining the Broadcast Message Action
    221
  - Defining the Launch Script Action
    222
  - Defining the Send E-Mail Action
    223
  - Activating a Policy
    224
  - Configuring Support Data Capture Action
    224
  - Deactivating a Policy
    224
  - Deleting a Policy
    225
  - Duplicating an Event Policy
    225
  - Duplicating an Port Offline Policy
    226
  - Duplicating a PM Threshold Crossed Policy
    227
  - Duplicating a Security Violation Policy
    228
  - Editing an Event Policy
    229
  - Editing an Port Offline Policy
    230
  - Editing a PM Threshold Crossed Policy
    231
  - Editing a Security Violation Policy
    232
  - Viewing Events
    232
- Event Notification
  233
  - Configuring E-Mail Notification
    233
  - Setting up Advanced Event Filtering for a User
    234
- SNMP Trap and Informs Registration and Forwarding
  237
  - Registering a Different Management Application Server
    237
  - Registering the Management Server
    237
  - Adding an Snmpv1 Destination
    238
  - Enabling Trap Forwarding
    238
  - Removing a Host Server
    238
  - Adding an Snmpv3 Destination
    239
  - Disabling Trap Forwarding
    240
  - Editing a Destination
    240
  - Removing a Destination
    240
  - Disabling SNMP Informs
    241
  - Enabling SNMP Informs
    241
  - Registering the Management Server
    242
  - Syslog Forwarding
    242
  - Adding a Destination
    243
  - Registering a Host Server
    243
  - Removing a Host Server
    243
  - Editing a Destination
    244
  - Enabling Syslog Forwarding
    244
  - Removing a Destination
    244
  - Disabling Syslog Forwarding
    245
- Chapter 9 Performance Data
  
  247
  - In this Chapter
    247
  - Performance Overview
    247
    
    Performance Measures
    248
    
    Performance Management Requirements
    249
  - Real-Time Performance Data
    253
    
    Generating a Real-Time Performance Graph
    254
    
    Filtering Real-Time Performance Data
    255
    
    Clearing Port Counters
    256
    
    Exporting Real-Time Performance Data
    256

HP Pavilion 424 Administrator's Manual (496 pages)

HP StorageWorks Fabric OS 6.1.1 administrator guide (5697-0235, December 2009)

Brand: HP | Category: Switch | Size: 3.14 MB

Table of Contents
3
Tables

19
About this Guide

19
- Supported Fabric os 6.1.X HP Storageworks Hardware
  19
- Switch Model Naming Matrix
  19
  - Intended Audience
    20
  - Related Documentation
    20
  - Document Conventions and Symbols
    20
- Document Conventions
  20
  - Rack Stability
    21
  - HP Technical Support
    21
  - Customer Self Repair
    21
  - Product Warranties
    21
  - Subscription Service
    22
    
    HP Websites
    22
  - Documentation Feedback
    22
Standard Features

23
- Overview
  23
- Fabric os Command Line Interface
  23
  - Getting Help on a Command
    23
- Connecting to the CLI
  24
  - Using Telnet or SSH Session
    24
  - Using a Console Session on the Serial Port
    25
- Changing Passwords
  25
  - Changing Default Account Passwords at Login
    26
- Default Administrative Account Names and Passwords
  26
  - Configuring the Ethernet Interface
    27
    
    Displaying the Network Interface Settings
    27
    
    Setting Static Ethernet Addresses
    28
    
    Activating DHCP
    29
    
    Enabling DHCP
    29
    
    Disabling DHCP
    30
  - Setting the Date and Time
    30
    
    Setting Time Zones
    31
    
    Synchronizing Local Time Using NTP
    32
    
    Synchronizing Local Time with an External Source
    32
  - Customizing Switch Names
    33
  - Working with Domain Ids
    33
  - Licensed Features
    34
    
    Activating a License Key
    35
    
    Generating a License Key
    35
    
    Removing a Licensed Feature
    36
  - Features and Required Licenses
    37
- License Requirements
  37
  - Inter-Chassis Link (ICL) Licensing
    38
  - 8-Gbps Licensing
    38
  - Time-Based Licenses
    39
    
    Configupload and Configdownload Considerations
    39
    
    Expired Licenses
    39
    
    Firmware Upgrade and Downgrade Consideration
    39
    
    High Availability Considerations
    39
  - Ports on Demand (POD) Licensing
    39
    
    Activating POD
    40
  - Configuring Dynamic Ports on Demand
    40
    
    How Ports Are Assigned to Licenses
    40
    
    Displaying the Port License Assignment
    41
  - Activating Dynamic Ports on Demand
    41
  - Disabling Dynamic Ports on Demand
    42
  - Managing POD Licenses
    42
    
    Reserving a License
    43
  - Releasing a Port from a POD Set
    44
  - Disabling and Enabling Switches
    44
  - Disabling and Enabling Ports
    45
  - Making Basic Connections
    45
    
    Connecting to Devices
    45
    
    Connecting to Other Switches
    46
  - Linking through a Gateway
    46
  - Checking Switch Status
    47
    
    High Availability (HA) Features
    47
    
    Switch Operation
    47
    
    Device Connectivity
    48
    
    Fabric Connectivity
    48
    
    Show Switches in Access Gateway Mode
    48
  - Tracking and Controlling Switch Changes
    49
    
    Switch Status Policy Threshold Values
    49
  - Configuring the Audit Log
    51
    
    Auditable Event Classes
    52
- Auditcfg Event Class Operands
  52
  - Switch and Platform-Class Platform Shutdown
    54
  - High Availability of Daemon Processes
    55
- Daemons that Are Automatically Restarted
  55
Managing User Accounts

57
Configuring Standard Security Features

89
- Security Protocols
  89
- Secure Protocol Support
  89
  - The SSH Protocol
    90
- Items Needed to Deploy Secure Protocols
  90
- Main Security Scenarios
  90
  - SSH Public Key Authentication
    91
    
    Allowed-User
    91
    
    Authentication Setup Overview
    91
    
    Configuring SSH Authentication
    91
    
    Deleting Keys on the Switch
    93
  - Configuring the Telnet Protocol
    93
    
    Blocking Telnet
    93
    
    Unblocking Telnet
    94
  - Configuring for the SSL Protocol
    94
    
    Browser and Java Support
    94
    
    Choosing a Certificate Authority
    95
    
    Generating a Public and Private Key
    95
    
    Summary of SSL Procedures
    95
- SSL Certificate Files
  95
- Commands for Displaying and Deleting SSL Certificates
  99
  - Setting the Security Level
    100
  - Using the Snmpconfig Command
    100
  - Secure File Copy
    103
    
    Setting up SCP for Configuploads and Downloads
    104
  - Listener Applications
    104
- Blocked Listener Applications
  104
  - Ports and Applications Used by Switches
    105
  - Port Configuration
    105
- Access Defaults
  105
- Port Information
  105
Configuring Advanced Security Features

107
- ACL Policies Overview
  107
  - How the ACL Policies Are Stored
    107
- Security Database Size Restrictions
  107
  - Identifying Policy Members
    108
  - ACL Policy Management
    108
- Valid Methods for Specifying Policy Members
  108
  - Displaying ACL Policies
    109
  - FCS Policies
    109
- FCS Policy States
  109
  - FCS Policy Restrictions
    110
- Switch Operations
  110
  - Overview of FCS Policy Management
    111
    
    Modifying the Primary FCS
    111
    
    Distributing an FCS Policy
    112
    
    Configuring a DCC Policy
    113
- Distribution Policy States
  113
- DCC Policy States
  113
  - DCC Policy Restrictions
    114
  - Creating a DCC Policy
    114
  - Examples of Creating DCC Policies
    115
  - Creating an SCC Policy
    116
  - ACL Policy Modifications
    116
  - Activating Changes to ACL Policies
    116
- SCC Policy States
  116
  - Adding a Member to an Existing Policy
    117
  - Removing a Member from an ACL Policy
    117
  - Deleting an ACL Policy
    117
  - Aborting All Uncommitted Changes
    117
  - Configuring the Authentication Policy for Fabric Elements
    118
    
    DH-CHAP Authentication
    118
    
    E_Port Authentication
    119
    
    Auth Policy Restrictions
    120
    
    Device Authentication Policy
    120
    
    Authentication Protocols
    121
    
    E_Port Re-Authentication
    121
    
    Supported Hbas
    121
    
    Secret Key Pairs
    122
    
    Accept Distributions Configuration Parameter
    124
    
    Fabric-Wide Distribution of the Auth Policy
    124
  - IP Filter Policy
    124
    
    Cloning an IP Filter Policy
    124
    
    Creating an IP Filter Policy
    124
    
    Activating an IP Filter Policy
    125
    
    Deleting an IP Filter Policy
    125
    
    Displaying an IP Filter Policy
    125
    
    Saving an IP Filter Policy
    125
    
    IP Filter Policy Rules
    126
- Supported Services
  126
  - IP Filter Policy Enforcement
    127
- Implicit IP Filter Rules
  127
- Default IP Policy Rules
  127
  - Creating IP Filter Policy Rules
    128
  - Deleting IP Filter Policy Rules
    128
  - Switch Session Transactions
    128
  - Aborting a Switch Session Transaction
    128
  - IP Filter Policy Distributions
    128
  - IP Filter Policy Restrictions
    129
  - Distributing the Policy Database
    129
- Interaction between Fabric-Wide Consistency Policy and Distribution Settings
  129
  - Configuring the Database Distribution Settings
    130
- Supported Policy Databases
  130
  - Distributing ACL Policies to Other Switches
    131
  - Setting the Consistency Policy Fabric-Wide
    132
- ACL Policy Database Distribution Behavior
  132
- Fabric-Wide Consistency Policy Settings
  133
  - Notes on Joining a Switch to the Fabric
    134
    
    Matching Fabric-Wide Consistency Policies
    134
    
    Non-Matching Fabric-Wide Consistency Policies
    135
- Merging Fabrics with Matching Fabric-Wide Consistency Policies
  135
- Examples of Strict Fabric Merges
  135
  - FIPS Support
    136
    
    Zeroization Functions
    136
- Fabric Merges with Tolerant/Absent Combinations
  136
- Zeroization Behavior
  136
  - Power-Up Self Tests
    137
  - Conditional Tests
    137
  - FIPS Mode
    137
- FIPS Mode Restrictions
  137
  - LDAP in FIPS Mode
    138
- FIPS Mode of Operation
  138
- Active Directory Keys to Modify
  140
  - Exporting an LDAP Switch Certificate
    141
  - Deleting an LDAP Switch Certificate
    141
  - Preparing the Switch for FIPS
    141
    
    Overview of Steps
    142
    
    Disabling FIPS Mode
    143
    
    Displaying FIPS Configuration
    143
    
    Zeroizing for FIPS
    143
Maintaining the Switch Configuration File

145
Managing Administrative Domains

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- Fabric with Two Admin Domains
  154
- Filtered Fabric Views When Using Admin Domains
  154
- Admin Domain Features
  155
- Requirements for Admin Domains
  155
- Admin Domain Access Levels
  155
  - User-Defined Administrative Domains
    156
  - System-Defined Administrative Domains
    156
    
    Ad0
    156
- AD User Types
  156
  - Ad255
    157
  - Admin Domains and Login
    157
  - Fabric with AD0 and AD255
    157
  - Admin Domain Member Types
    158
    
    Device Members
    158
    
    Switch Port Members
    158
    
    Admin Domains and Switch WWN
    159
    
    Switch Members
    159
    
    Admin Domain Compatibility and Availability
    160
    
    Admin Domains and Merging
    160
    
    Fabric Showing Switch and Device Wwns
    160
    
    Filtered Fabric Views Showing Converted Switch Wwns
    160
    
    Compatibility
    161
    
    Firmware Upgrade Considerations
    161
  - Admin Domain Management for Physical Fabric Administrators
    161
    
    Isolated Subfabrics
    161
    
    Understanding the AD Transaction Model
    161
    
    Creating an Admin Domain
    162
    
    Setting the Default Zone Mode
    162
    
    Assigning a User to an Admin Domain
    163
    
    Removing an Admin Domain from a User Account
    164
    
    Activating and Deactivating Admin Domains
    165
    
    Adding and Removing Admin Domain Members
    166
    
    Deleting an Admin Domain
    167
    
    Renaming an Admin Domain
    167
    
    Deleting All User-Defined Admin Domains
    168
    
    Validating an Admin Domain Member List
    168
  - SAN Management with Admin Domains
    169
    
    Using CLI Commands in an AD Context
    169
    
    Displaying an Admin Domain Configuration
    170
    
    Executing a Command in a Different AD Context
    170
- Ports and Devices in CLI Output
  170
  - Switching to a Different Admin Domain Context
    171
  - Admin Domain Interactions
    171
- Admin Domain Interaction with Fabric os Features
  171
- Configuration Upload and Download Scenarios in an AD Context
  174
Installing and Maintaining Firmware

175
Administering Advanced Zoning

195
- About Zoning
  195
- Zoning Example
  195
  - Zone Types
    196
- Types of Zoning
  196
- Approaches to Fabric-Based Zoning
  196
  - Zone Objects
    197
    
    Zone Aliases
    198
    
    Zone Configurations
    198
    
    Zoning Schemes
    198
    
    Hardware-Enforced Zoning
    199
    
    Software-Enforced Zoning
    199
    
    Zoning Enforcement
    199
- Enforcing Hardware Zoning
  200
- Hardware-Enforced Non-Overlapping Zones
  201
- Hardware-Enforced Overlapping Zones
  202
- Zoning with Hardware Assist (Mixed-Port and WWN Zones)
  202
- Session-Based Hard Zoning
  202
  - Identifying the Enforced Zone Type
    203
  - Considerations for Zoning Architecture
    203
  - Best Practices for Zoning
    203
  - Broadcast Zones
    204
    
    Broadcast Zones and Admin Domains
    204
    
    Supported Switches for Broadcast Zones
    204
    
    Broadcast Zones and FC-FC Routing
    205
    
    Upgrade and Downgrade Considerations
    205
- Broadcast Zones and Admin Domains
  205
- Zoning Database Limitations
  213
- Resulting Database Size: 0 to 96K
  214
- Resulting Database Size: 96K to 128K
  214
- Resulting Database Size: 128K to 256K
  215
- Resulting Database Size: 256K to 1M
  215
  - Zoning Configurations
    216
    
    Maintaining Zone Objects
    219
  - Zoning Configuration Management
    221
    
    New Switch or Fabric Additions
    221
    
    Fabric Segmentation and Zoning
    223
  - Security and Zoning
    223
  - Zone Conflict Resolution
    223

HP Pavilion 424 Troubleshooting Manual (138 pages)

Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Guide

Brand: HP | Category: Software | Size: 1.92 MB

Table of Contents

5
Table of Contents

13
- About this Document
  15
- How this Document Is Organized
  15
- In this Chapter
  15
- Supported Hardware and Software
  16
- What's New in this Document
  16
- Document Conventions
  17
  - Text Formatting
    17
  - Command Syntax Conventions
    17
  - Command Examples
    17
  - Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
    18
  - Key Terms
    18
- Additional Information
  18
  - Brocade Resources
    18
  - Other Industry Resources
    19
- Getting Technical Help
  19
- Document Feedback
  20
- Chapter 1 Introduction
  
  21
- In this Chapter
  21
Chapter 2 General

31
- In this Chapter
  31
  - Licenses
    31
  - Time
    31
  - Frame Viewer
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  - Switch Message Logs
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  - Switch Boot
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  - Rolling Reboot Detection
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  - FC-FC Routing Connectivity
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  - Generating and Routing an ECHO
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  - Superping
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  - Route and Statistical Information
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  - Performance Issues
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Brocade Network Advisor SMI Agent Developer's Guide v11.1.0 (53-1002169-01, May 2011)

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Document History
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Table of Contents
3
About this Document
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How this Document Is Organized
7
In this Chapter
7
Supported Hardware
8
Document Conventions
9
- Text Formatting
  9
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
  9
- Key Terms
  10
What's New in this Document
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Additional Information
10
- Brocade Resources
  10
- Other Industry Resources
  11
Notice to the Reader
10
Getting Technical Help
11
Brocade Network Advisor SMI Agent Support
12
Document Feedback
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Chapter 1 Connecting to the Fabric

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Chapter 2 Managed Object Format Files

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- In this Chapter
  21
- Brocade Managed Object Format Files
  21
  - Additional MOF Description Specifications
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    Creating and Deleting Instances
    22
    
    Deprecation Qualifier
    23
Chapter 3 Profiles and Subprofiles

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- In this Chapter
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- UML Diagram Conventions
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- SMI Profiles and Subprofiles
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  - Other Features Supported by
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  - Brocade Network Advisor SMI Agent
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- Server Profile
  27
  - Indications Subprofile
    28
  - Object Manager Adapter Subprofile
    29
- Fabric Profile
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  - Rules Governing Brocade_San.name
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  - Registration
    30
  - Data Model
    31
  - Zone Control and Enhanced Zone Control Subprofiles
    34
  - Job Control Profile for Sessioncontrolwithjob and Activatezonesetwithjob
    37
  - Data Model
    38
  - Zoning Behavior Details
    38
  - SAN Zoning
    39
  - Fabric Virtual Fabrics Subprofile
    45
  - Sample Discovery Configuration
    46
  - Blades Subprofile Support
    48
  - Topology View
    49
  - FDMI Subprofile
    50
  - Trunking
    53
- Switch Profile
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- CP Blades (Brocade Extension)
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  - Data Model
    60
  - Supported Classes and Associations
    62
- FC HBA Profile
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  - Prerequisites
    62
  - Data Model
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- Launch in Context Profile
  64
  - LIC Names
    64
  - Registration and Data Model
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- CEE Switch Support
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  - Registration
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  - Data Model
    68
  - Topology Supported
    71
  - Zoning Support
    73
  - Configuration
    73
  - Lags
    75
  - Vlans
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  - CEE Acls
    81
  - CEE Maps
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  - Brocade 8470 Fcoe Embedded Switch Support
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  - Support for Layer 3 Features
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  - Brocade 8428 Fcoe Embedded Switch Support
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- Fabric Switch Partitioning Subprofile
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  - Data Model
    89
  - Registration
    89
- FC Routing
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  - Data Model
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  - Registration
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  - Edge-To-Edge Device Sharing
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  - In Backbone)
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  - Backbone-To-Edge Device Sharing
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  - In Backbone)
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  - Backbone-To-Edge Device Sharing
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  - (Using Vex_Port over FCIP)
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- Brocade Access Gateway and NPIV
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  - Registration
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  - Data Model
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  - Access Gateway
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- FRU Profiles
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  - Registration
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  - Data Model
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  - Limitations
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- Names
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  - Data Model
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Configuring Advanced Security Features

Maintaining the Switch Configuration File

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Installing and Maintaining Firmware

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