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Intel SBCEFCSW Manual

170 pages2.14 Mb

2 ii
iv
4General Safety
Electrical Safety
5Handling electrostatic discharge-sensitive devices
- vi
6Regulatory specifications and disclaimers
- Safety compliance
- 7Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
- Electr omagnetic compatibility notice (USA)
  - viii
- 8Electr omagnetic compatibility notices (International)
  - 10 x
11Contents
151 General information
- Related publications
  - 2
- 16Notices used in this book
172 Intel Blade Server Fibre Channel Switch Module SBCEFCSW
- 4
- 18Command line interface (CLI)
  - Logging on to a switch
  - 19Command syntax
  - Commands
    - 20 6
    - - Tabl e 1. Commands listed by authority level
    - 21Admin command
      - 8
    - 22Alias command
      - 10
    - 24Config command
    - 26Date command
    - 27Fallback command
      - 14
    - 28Help command
    - 29History command
    - 30Image command
    - 31Lip command (for external ports only)
    - 32Passwd command
    - 33Ps command
      - Displays current blade server process information.
      - User
      - ps
      - The follo wing is an example of the Ps command.
      - 20
    - 34Quit command
    - Reset command
      - 35The following tables specify the various factory default settings.
      - Tabl e 2. Switch configuration defaults
      - Table 3. Port configuration defaults
      - 36 22
      - Table 4. Threshold configuration defaults
        Table 3. Port configuration defaults (continued)
        37Table 5. SNMP configuration defaults
        Table 6. System configuration defaults
      - 24
    - 38Set command
      - 26
    - 40Set Config command
      - 41Table 8. Set Config s witch parameters
      - Table 7. Set Config port parameters (continued)
      - 42 28
      - 43
        The follo wing is an example of the Set Config Port command.
        Table 10. Set Config zoning parameters
      - 44 30
      - The following is an example of the Set Config Switch command.
        The follo wing is an example of the Set Config Threshold command.
        45The follo wing is an example of the Set Config Zoning command.
      - 32
    - 46Set Log command
      - 47level [level]
      - 34
    - 48Set Port command
    - 49Set Setup command
    - 52Show command
      - 54 40
      - Table 13. Show Port parameters
      - 56 42
      - 57The follo wing is an example of the Show Topology command.
        The following is an example of the Show Topology (for Port #15) command.
        The follo wing is an example of the Show Port command.
      - 58 44
      - The follo wing is an example of the Show Switch command.
    - 59Show Config command
      - 60 46
      - The follo wing is an example of the Show Conf ig Switch command.
        The following is an example of the Show Config Threshold command.
        61The follo wing is an example of the Show Config Zoning command.
      - 48
    - 62Show Log command
    - 64Show Perf command
    - 66Show Setup command
      - 67The follo wing is an example of the Show Setup System command.
    - 68Shutdown command
    - 69Test command
      - 70 56
      - number):
      - should be Online.
    - 71Uptime command
      - 58
    - 72User command
    - 74Whoami command
    - 75Zone command
      - 76 62
      - 77The follo wing is an example of the Zone Members command.
        The follo wing is an example of the Zone Zonesets command.
      - 64
    - 78Zoneset command
      - 66
    - 80Zoning command
      - 81The follo wing is an example of the Zoning Edit command.
      - The follo wing is an example of the Zoning List command.
      - 82 68
- 83Using the SAN Utility
  - SAN Utility user interface
    - 84Menu bar
    - 85Toolbar
      - 72
    - 86Fabric tree
    - Graphic window
    - Data window and tabs
    - Working status indicator
  - 87Using the Topology window
    - Fibre Channel switch module and link status
      - 74
    - 88Working with switch modules and links
      - Arranging switch modules in the window
    - Topology data window tabs
  - 89Using the Faceplate window
    - 76
    - 90Opening the Faceplate window and pop-up menus
    - Port views and status
    - Working with ports
      - Selecting ports
      - Opening pop-up menus
    - F aceplate data window tabs
      - - Click the Switch
      - - Click the Alarm Log
  - 91Managing fabrics
    - Setting up security
    - 92Managing the fabric database
    - 94Displaying fabric information
      - 82
      - Active Zoneset Data window
    - 96Zoning a fabric
      - Zoning concepts
      - 98 84
    - 99Using the Zoning Config window
    - Restoring default zoning
    - Merging fabrics and zoning
      - Zone merge failure
      - 86
      - Zone merge failure recovery
    - 100Using the Edit Zoning window
    - 101Managing zone sets
    - 103Managing zones
    - 105Managing aliases
      - 92
      - Removing an alias from all zones
  - 106Managing switch modules
    - Displaying switch module information
      - 108 94
      - Switch Data window
        Table 19. Name server data window entries (cont inued)
        Table 20. Switch data window entries
      - 109 Link data window
      - Fabric view port graphing application
    - 111Managing alarms
    - 112Exporting name server information to a file
    - Paging a switch module
    - Setting the date and time
    - Resetting a switch module
    - Configuring a switch module
      - 113
      - Domain ID and Domain ID Lock
      - 100
      - Bro adcast support
      - In-band management
      - Timeout values
    - 114Network properties
    - 116Archiving a switch module
    - Managing firmware
  - 117Managing ports
    - Displaying port information
      - 120 106
      - Port Statistics Data window
      - 121See Table 37 on page 124 for information about port numbering and mapping.
        Table 28. Port Statistics Data window entries (continued)
      - 108
      - Port Information data window
      - Name Server Data window
    - 122Configuring ports
      - 114
- 128Switch management utility functions
  - LED diagnostics
    - 129Heartbeat LED patterns
      - 116
      - Configuration file system error LED flash pattern
    - 130Switch module fault LED flash pattern
    - Switch module OK LED
    - Port logged-in LED flash patterns
    - Port fault LED flash patterns
  - 131Port testing
  - 132Fibre Channel switch module monitoring using SNMP
    - SNMP configuration
    - SNMP trap configuration
  - 133Restoring Fibre Channel switch module configuration
    - Table 34. SNMP configuration parameters
    - Table 35. SNMP trap configur ation parameters
    - 120
    - 134Configuration backup
    - Configuration restore
    - Restoring the factory default configuration
    - Reinitializing the configuration file system
    - Restoring a switch module
  - 135Using the Fabric View application
    - 122
    - 136Starting the Fabric View application
    - Displaying port performance graphs
    - Arranging and sizing port performance graphs
    - 137Customizing port performance graphs
      - 124
- 138Mapping port locations and software numbering
  - Port mapping
1393 Intel Server FC Expansion Card SBFCM
- Features and specifications
  - 140 126
  - - Humidity Blade server on: 8% to 80% Blade server off: 5% to 80%
  - - Tabl e 38. Expansion Card specifications
- 141Inventory checklist
- Notices and statements used in this book
- Major components of the SBFCM Expansion Card
- 143Installing the Expansion Card
  - Installation guidelines
    - 130
    - Handling static-sensitive devices
  - 144Installing the Expansion Card
- 150 Using Fast!UTIL
  - Starting Fast!UTIL
  - Configuration Settings menu options
    - Select host adapter
    - Host Adapter Settings
    - 151Selectable Boot Settings
    - Restore Default Settings
      - 138
    - 152Raw NOVRAM data
    - Advanced Adapter Settings
    - 153Extended Firmware Settings
      - 140
    - 154Scan Fibre Channel devices
    - Fibre Channel disk utility
    - Loopback data test
    - ExitFast!UTIL
1554 Diagnostic information
- General Fibre Channel configuration diagram
  - General Checkout
    - 142
    - 156Hardware problems
    - Software pr oblems
    - System configuration problems
    - 157Fibre channel problems
      - 145
1595 Symptom-to-FRU index
- Notes:
- 146
- 160Fast!UTIL utility status codes
- Switch error messages
- 161Expansion card error messages
  - 148
- 162Management module error messages
- 163Switch diagnostic information
  - LED error codes
  - I2C diagnostic register definitions
- 164Undetermined problems
- 165Problem determination tips
  - 166 152
1676 SBCEFCSW / SBFCM Parts listing
- Intel Blade Server Switch Module SBCEFCSW
169A Getting help and technical assistance
- Before you call
- Using the documentation

156 pages1.84 Mb

2 ii
3Contents
- viii
- 8General Safety
- Electrical Safety
- 9Handling electrostatic discharge-sensitive devices
  - x
- 10Regulatory specifications and disclaimers
  - Safety compliance
  - 11Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
  - Electromagnetic compatibility notice (USA)
    - xii
  - 12Electromagnetic compatibility notices (International)
151 Introduction
- Related publications
  - 16 2
192 Command line interface (CLI)
- Logging on to a switch
  - 6
- 20Command syntax
  - command
- Commands
  - 21Table 1. Commands listed by authority level
  - 8
  - 22Admin command
    - admin
    - start end
    - cancel
  - 23Alias command
  - 25Config command
    - 26 12
    - save [config]
  - 27Date command
  - 28Fallback command
  - 29Help command
    - help
    - [command]
    - [keyword]
    - all
  - 31History command
    - history
  - 32Image command
  - 33Lip command (for external ports only)
    - 20
  - 34Passwd command
    - passwd
    - [account_name]
  - 35Ps command
    - Displays current blade server process information.
    - User
    - ps
      - The following is an example of the Ps command.
  - 37Reset command
    - 38 24
    - - Table 2. Switch configuration defaults
      - Table 3. Port configuration defaults
      - 39Table 4. Threshold configuration defaults
      - Table 3. Port configuration defaults (continued)
  - 41Set command
  - 43Set Config command
    - set config
    - port [port number]
    - ports [port number]
    - 44 30
    - - Table 8. Set Config switch parameters
      - Table 7. Set Config port parameters (continued)
    - 45threshold
    - zoning
    - 46 32
    - - The following is an example of the Set Config Switch command.
      - The following is an example of the Set Config Port command.
      - Table 10. Set Config zoning parameters
      - 47The following is an example of the Set Config Threshold command.
    - 48 34
    - - The following is an example of the Set Config Zoning command.
  - 49Set Log command
  - 51Set Port command
  - 53Set Setup command
    - set setup
    - snmp
    - system
    - 54 40
    - - 55The following is an example of the Set Setup System command.
    - 42
  - 56Show command
    - show
    - about
    - alarm
    - broadcast
    - chassis
    - 58 44
    - - Table 13. Show Port parameters
    - 59post log
    - setup [option]
    - steering [domain_id]
    - support
    - 60 46
    - topology
    - users
    - version
      - 61The following is an example of the Show Topology command.
      - The following is an example of the Show Topology (for Port #15) command.
      - The following is an example of the Show Port command.
    - 62 48
    - - The following is an example of the Show Switch command.
  - 63Show Config command
    - show config
    - port [port_number]
    - threshold
    - zoning
    - 64 50
    - - The following is an example of the Show Config Switch command.
      - The following is an example of the Show Config Threshold command.
      - 65The following is an example of the Show Config Zoning command.
  - 66Show Log command
    - 67The following is an example of the Show Log Options command.
    - The following is an example of the Show Log command.
  - 68Show Perf command
  - 70Show Setup command
    - show setup
    - mfg
    - snmp
    - system
      - 71The following is an example of the Show Setup Snmp command.
      - The following is an example of the Show Setup System command.
  - 72Shutdown command
  - 73Test command
    - 74 60
    - number):
    - should be Online.
  - 75Uptime command
    - 62
  - 76User command
    - user
    - accounts
    - add
    - delete [account_name]
    - list
  - 78Whoami command
  - 79Zone command
    - zone
    - add [zone] [members]
    - copy [zone_source] [zone_destination]
    - create [zone]
    - delete [zone]
      - 81The following is an example of the Zone Members command.
      - The following is an example of the Zone Zonesets command.
  - 82Zoneset command
    - 83list
    - remove [zone_set] [zone_list]
    - rename [zone_set_old] [zone_set_new]
    - zones [zone_set]
  - 84Zoning command
    - 85save
      - The following is an example of the Zoning Edit command.
      - The following is an example of the Zoning List command.
    - 86 72
873 Using the SAN Utility
- SAN Utility user interface
  - 89Menu bar
  - 90Toolbar
  - 91Fabric tree
  - Graphic window
  - Data window and tabs
    - 78
  - Working status indicator
- 92Using the Topology window
  - 93Fibre Channel switch module and link status
  - Working with switch modules and links
    - 94Arranging switch modules in the window
    - Selecting switch modules and links
  - Topology data window tabs
- 95Using the Faceplate window
  - 82
  - 96Opening the Faceplate window and pop-up menus
  - Port views and status
  - Working with ports
    - Selecting ports
    - Opening pop-up menus
  - Faceplate data window tabs
- 97Managing fabrics
  - Setting up security
  - 98Managing the fabric database
    - Adding a fabric
    - Removing a fabric
    - 99Opening a fabric view file
    - Saving a fabric view file
    - Rediscovering a fabric
    - Adding a new switch module to a fabric
    - Replacing a failed switch module in a fabric
    - Deleting switch modules and links from the Topology display
  - 100Displaying fabric information
    - Fabric status
      - 101
      - 88
    - Active Zoneset Data window
  - 102Zoning a fabric
    - 103Zoning concepts
      - Zones
      - 104 90
      - Aliases
      - Zone sets
      - Zoning database
      - Zoning configuration
  - 105Using the Zoning Config window
  - Restoring default zoning
  - Merging fabrics and zoning
    - Zone merge failure
      - 92
    - Zone merge failure recovery
  - 106Using the Edit Zoning window
  - 107Managing zone sets
    - 108Creating a zone set
    - Activating and deactivating a zone set
    - Copying a zone to a zone set
    - Removing a zone from a zone set or from all zone sets
    - Removing a zone set
    - Removing all zoning definitions
  - 109Managing zones
    - Creating a zone in a zone set
    - 110Adding zone members
    - Renaming a zone or a zone set
    - Removing a zone member
    - Removing a zone from a zone set
    - Removing a zone from all zone sets
    - Changing zone types
  - 111Managing aliases
    - Creating an alias
      - 98
    - Adding a member to an alias
    - Removing an alias from all zones
- 112Managing switch modules
  - 113Displaying switch module information
    - Name Server data window
      - 100
    - 114Switch Data window
      - Table 19. Name server data window entries
      - Table 20. Switch data window entries
    - 115Link data window
      - Table 20. Switch data window entries (continued)
      - 102
    - 116Fabric view port graphing application
    - Port Statistics Data window
    - Port Information Data window
    - Configured Zonesets Data window
    - Alarm Log Data window
  - 117Managing alarms
    - Configuring alarms
    - Exporting alarm log information to a file
  - 118Exporting name server information to a file
  - Paging a switch module
  - Setting the date and time
  - Resetting a switch module
  - 119Configuring a switch module
    - Switch module properties
      - Symbolic name
      - Switch module administrative state
      - 106
    - 120Domain ID and Domain ID Lock
    - Broadcast support
    - In-band management
    - Timeout values
  - 121 Network properties
    - 108
    - IP configuration
    - Remote logging
  - 122Archiving a switch module
  - Managing firmware
    - Loading firmware
    - Activating the fallback firmware
- 123Managing ports
  - 110
  - 124Displaying port information
    - Monitoring port status
      - Displaying port modes
      - 112
      - Displaying SFP module media status
    - 126Port graphing and Fabric View application
    - Port Statistics Data window
      - 127Table 28. Port Statistics Data window entries (continued)
      - 114
      - See Table 37 on page 131 for information about port numbering and mapping.
    - 128Port Information data window
      - Table 28. Port Statistics Data window entries (continued)
      - Table 29. Port Information Data window entries
    - Name Server Data window
  - 129Configuring ports
    - 130Changing port administrative states
    - 131Changing port speeds (external ports only)
    - Changing port modes (external ports only)
      - 118
    - 132Configuring translated loop (TL) modes (external ports only)
    - Changing buffer-to-buffer credits (external ports only)
    - I/O stream guard
    - Extending port credits
    - 134Resetting a port
1354 Switch management utility functions
- LED diagnostics
  - 122
  - 136Heartbeat LED patterns
    - Normal (all pass) LED flash pattern
    - Internal firmware failure LED flash pattern
    - Fatal error LED flash pattern
    - Configuration file system error LED flash pattern
  - 137Switch module fault LED flash pattern
  - Switch module OK LED
  - Port logged-in LED flash patterns
    - 124
  - Port fault LED flash patterns
- 138Port testing
- 139Fibre Channel switch module monitoring using SNMP
  - SNMP configuration
    - 126
  - 140SNMP trap configuration
    - - Table 34. SNMP configuration parameters
      - Table 35. SNMP trap configuration parameters
- 141Restoring Fibre Channel switch module configuration
  - Configuration backup
  - Configuration restore
  - Restoring the factory default configuration
    - 128
  - Reinitializing the configuration file system
  - Restoring a switch module
- 142Using the Fabric View application
  - 143Starting the Fabric View application
  - Displaying port performance graphs
  - Arranging and sizing port performance graphs
    - 130
  - 144Customizing port performance graphs
145A Mapping port locations and software numbering
- Port mapping
147B Getting help and technical assistance
- Before you call
- Using the documentation
- Hardware/Software service and support
149C Notices
- Important notes
  - 136
- 150Regulatory Specifications and Disclaimers
  - Declaration of the Man ufacturer or Importer
  - Safety Compliance
  - Electromagnetic Comp atibility (EMC)
151Index
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
  - 138
- 152F
- 153G
- H
- I
- L
- M
  - 140
- 154N
- O
- P
- R
- 155S
- T
  - 142
- 156V
- W
- Z

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