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4 Creating an FCoE login group

Saving the current FCoE configuration

Perform the following task to save the current FCoE configuration.

Task	Command

Save the current FCoE login configuration as the	switch:admin> fcoelogincfg --save
effective configuration fabric-wide.

Creating an FCoE login group

The FCoE login group enables you to configure login policies.

Perform the following task to create an FCoE login group.

Task	Command

Syntax is as follows:	switch:admin> fcoelogingroup --create lgname -switch
• --create—Create a login group.	swwn -self[-allowall “member; member;…”]

•lgname—Specify the name of the login group for this switch. The maximum length is a 64-byte string.

•-switchswwn—Specify the WWN of the switch for which the login group is being created.

•-self—Specify the WWN of the current switch.

•-allowall—Allow all VN_port devices to log in to the switch.

•member—Identify the WWN of the VN_port. The WWN must be specified in hex as xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx. Only specified members are allowed to log in to the switch.

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Converged Enhanced Ethernet Brocade Communications Systems, Incorporated Title Publication number Summary of changes Date Title Publication number Summary of changes Date Converged Enhanced Ethernet Administrator’s Guide Contents Chapter Using the CEE CLI This chapter Chapter Initial FCoE and CEE Configuration Chapter Configuring STP, RSTP, and Mstp Chapter Configuring Link Aggregation 101 107 131 123127 Appendix a WRR schedule two queues Strict priority and Weighted Round Robin schedulerStrict priority schedule two queues Page Tables Page This chapter Configuring VLANs, describes how to configure VLANsAbout This Document How this document is organized Supported hardware and software What’s new in this document Text formatting Command syntax conventionsDocument conventions Corporation Referenced Trademarks and Products Additional informationKey terms Other industry resources Getting technical helpBrocade resources Document feedback FT00X0054E9 FCoE overview Introducing FCoEFCoE terminology Term Description FCoE hardware Layer 2 Ethernet overview Layer 2 Ethernet overviewLayer 2 forwarding Vlan tagging Loop-free network environment Frame classification incoming Congestion control and queuing Converged Enhanced Ethernet Administrator’s Guide Access control Trunking FIP discovery FCoE Initialization ProtocolFlow Control FIP login FIP logout FCoE logout FCoE loginLogincfg FCoE Initialization Protocol Registered State Change Notification Rscn Name serverFC zoning Upgrade and downgrade considerations for FCoE FCoE queuing Management Tools Using the CEE CLICEE Command Line Interface Saving configuration changes with the copy command Saving your configuration changesAccessing the CEE CLI through the console or Telnet Saving configuration changes with the write memory command To return to the Fabric OS CLI, enter the following command Accessing the CEE CLI from the Fabric OS shellCEE CLI command modes Interface port-channel Lists CEE CLI keyboard shortcuts CEE Command Line Interface CEE CLI command modesCEE CLI keyboard shortcuts Keystroke Description Using the do command as a shortcut Displaying CEE CLI commands and command syntax CEE CLI command completion CEE CLI command output modifiers CEE Command Line Interface CEE CLI command output modifiers Tee CEE configuration guidelines and restrictions Configuration managementConfiguration management tasks Loading the startup configuration file Display the running configuration fileSaving the running configuration file Erasing the startup configuration file Archiving the startup configuration file Flash file management commandsDebugging and logging commands Restore an archived startup configuration file Switch#show debug FCoE configuration guidelines and restrictions FCoE Configuration ManagementManaging the FCoE configuration This chapter Displaying FCoE configuration-related information Configuring the FCoE login informationClearing logins Enabling or disabling login configuration management Displaying the FCoE login configuration Managing the current configuration transactionCleaning up login groups and VNport mappings Creating an FCoE login group Creating an FCoE login groupSaving the current FCoE configuration Renaming an FCoE login group Modifying the FCoE login group device listDeleting an FCoE login group Perform the following task to delete an FCoE login group Creating an FCoE login group Overview Initial FCoE and CEE ConfigurationEnd to End FCoE using FC ISLs FCoE Logical Port Numbering FCoE port-to-front end TenGigabit port mapping Control Processor failover High availabilityHot plug Protocol type Time interval High availability reference Operation, data, or state Expected behavior Configuring the FCoE interfaces Configuring the FCoE Vlan Assigning an FCoE map onto an interface Show vlan fcoe Repeat this procedure for any additional interfaces Configuring DcbxReturn to the privileged Exec mode using the end command Activate the protocol Configuring Spanning Tree Protocol Configuring Spanning Tree ProtocolConfiguring Vlan membership CEE map configuration Bandwidth% Define the CEE map for Pgid Activate the CEE map modeDefining a Priority Group Table map CoSPGID Verifying the CEE maps Defining a Priority-Table mapApplying a CEE provisioning map to an interface Name Example Description Activate privileged Exec modeCEE audit logs Page CEE audit logs Ingress Vlan filtering Configuring VLANsVlan overview Displays the frame processing logic for an incoming frame Parameter Default setting Vlan configuration guidelines and restrictionsDefault Vlan configuration Enabling and disabling an interface port Vlan configuration and managementConfiguring the MTU on an interface port Creating a Vlan interface Disabling STP on a Vlan Configuring a Vlan interface to forward FCoE trafficEnabling STP on a Vlan Configuring an interface port as a trunk interface Configuring an interface port as a Layer 2 switch portConfiguring an interface port as an access interface Configuring an interface port as a converged interface Disabling a Vlan on a trunk interface Disabling a Vlan on a converged interface Configuring protocol-based Vlan classifier rulesConfiguring protocol-based Vlan classifier rules Deleting a Vlan classifier rule Configuring a Vlan classifier ruleConfiguring MAC address-based Vlan classifier rules Creating a Vlan classifier group and adding rules Clearing Vlan counter statistics Configuring the MAC address tableActivating a Vlan classifier group with an interface port Displaying Vlan information Specifying or disabling the aging time for MAC addresses Adding static addresses to the MAC address table Configuring the MAC address table Configuring STP, RSTP, and Mstp STP overview Configuring STP Active topology? Rstp overviewSTP interface state Rstp interface state Is the interface learning MAC addresses? Configuring Rstp Mstp overview Mstp overview Configuring Mstp Default STP, RSTP, and Mstp configuration STP, RSTP, and Mstp configuration and management Enabling STP, RSTP, or Mstp Shutting down STP, RSTP, or Mstp globally STP, RSTP, and Mstp configuration and managementDisabling STP, RSTP, or Mstp Specifying the bridge priority Specifying the bridge maximum aging time Specifying the bridge forward delaySpecify the bridge forward delay Enable the error disable timeout timer Enabling the error disable timeout timerSpecifying the error disable timeout interval Specifying the port-channel path cost Specify the port-channel path cost Specifying the bridge hello time STP and RstpSpecifying the transmit hold count Rstp and Mstp Mapping a Vlan to an Mstp instance Enabling Cisco interoperability MstpDisabling Cisco interoperability Mstp Specifying the maximum number of hops for a Bpdu Mstp Specifying a revision number for an Mstp configurationEnter the region command to assign a name to an Mstp region Specifying a name for an Mstp region Clearing spanning tree-detected protocols Flushing MAC addresses Rstp and MstpClearing spanning tree counters Displaying STP, RSTP, and MSTP-related information Configuring STP, RSTP, or Mstp on CEE interface portsConfiguring the path cost Enabling automatic edge detection Enabling a port interface as an edge port Enabling the guard root Specifying restrictions for an Mstp instance Enter the no shutdown command to enable the CEE interfaceSpecifying the Mstp hello time Specifying the port priority Specifying a link typeEnabling port fast STP Enabling spanning tree Restricting the port from becoming a root portRestricting the topology change notification Disabling spanning tree Configuring STP, RSTP, or Mstp on CEE interface ports Link aggregation overview Configuring Link AggregationLink Aggregation Group configuration Converged Enhanced Ethernet Administrator’s Guide Data Center Core Static link aggregation Link Aggregation Control ProtocolDynamic link aggregation Brocade-proprietary aggregation Lacp configuration and management Lacp configuration guidelines and restrictionsDefault Lacp configuration LAG distribution process Configuring the Lacp timeout period on a CEE interface Enabling Lacp on an interface in Layer 2 modeConfiguring the Lacp system priority Enter the switchport mode command to set the mode Clearing Lacp counter statistics on all LAG groups Lacp troubleshooting tipsClearing Lacp counter statistics on a LAG Displaying Lacp information Deskew calculation failed for link link-name Configuring Lldp Lldp overview Layer 2 topology mapping Layer 2 topology mapping Dcbx overview Priority Priority group Bandwidth check Enhanced Transmission Selection ETSPriority Flow Control PFC Dcbx interaction with other vendor devices Lldp configuration guidelines and restrictionsDefault Lldp configuration Configuring Lldp global command options Lldp configuration and managementDisabling and resetting Lldp globally Enabling Lldp globally Specifying a system name for the Brocade FCoE hardware Specifying a user description for Lldp Advertising the optional Lldp TLVs Configuring the transmit frequency of Lldp framesConfiguring the hold time for receiving devices Advertise the Lldp DCBX-related TLVs using these commands Configuring the advertisement of Lldp DCBX-related TLVsConfiguring FCoE priority bits Configure the FCoE priority bits Configuring iSCSI priority bits Configuring Lldp profiles Configuring the iSCSI profile Displaying LLDP-related information Configuring Lldp interface-level command optionsClearing LLDP-related information Display all Lldp statistics Display Lldp neighbor-related detail informationDisplay Lldp interface-related information Lldp configuration and management Configuring ACLs ACL overview ACL configuration and management Default ACL configurationACL configuration guidelines and restrictions Creating a standard MAC ACL and adding rules Creating an extended MAC ACL and adding rules Modifying MAC ACL rules Reordering the sequence numbers in a MAC ACL Enter the no seq command to delete the existing ruleRemoving a MAC ACL Applying a MAC ACL to a Vlan interface ACL configuration and managementApplying a MAC ACL to a CEE interface ACL configuration and management Configuring QoS QoS overview Queueing Default user-priority mappings for untrusted interfacesRewriting User-priority mapping Configuring the QoS trust mode Incoming CoS User Priority Applying a CoS-to-CoS mutation QoS map Configuring user-priority mappingsCreating a CoS-to-CoS mutation QoS map User priority Traffic class Traffic class mappingUnicast traffic Activating a mapping CoS-to-Traffic-Class Multicast trafficMapping CoS-to-Traffic-Class Queueing Verifying a mapping CoS-to-Traffic-Class Congestion controlTail drop Ethernet pause Changing the Tail Drop threshold Ethernet Priority Flow Control Enabling Ethernet Pause Multicast rate limiting Enable trust mode on the interfaceEnable an Ethernet PFC on the interface Enabling an Ethernet PFC Strict priority scheduling Deficit weighted round robin schedulingScheduling Traffic class scheduling policy Scheduling the QoS queue Multicast traffic class Equivalent unicast traffic class Multicast queue schedulingScheduling the QoS multicast queue Pgid Specify the name of the CEE map to define Defining a priority group tableDefining a priority-table map Applying a CEE provisioning map to an interface Verifying the CEE maps 802.1x protocol overview Configuring 802.1x Port Authentication802.1x configuration guidelines and restrictions Configure authentication Between the switch and CNA or NIC 802.1x authentication configuration tasksInterface-specific administrative tasks for Configuring 802.1x on specific interface ports Enable 802.1x authentication for the interface port Configuring 802.1x timeouts on specific interface portsConfigure the timeout interval Configure reauthentication for the interface port Interface-specific administrative tasks for Active Igmp snooping Configuring IgmpAbout Igmp Configuring Igmp Multicast routing Configuring Igmp snooping querier Configuring Igmp snooping mrouter Configure the mrouter timeout value Monitoring Igmp Default Rmon configuration Configuring RmonRmon configuration and management Configuring Rmon group statistics collection Enable the CEE interface Configuring Rmon settingsConfiguring Rmon events Configure Rmon group statistics on the interface Activate Rmon history collection for the interface Configuring Rmon history collectionRmon configuration and management Configure the Rmon event Display the Rmon history Rmon configuration and management Brocade 8000 Replacement Switch Brocade 8000 Replacement Enhanced Group Management license Originalswitchadmin cfgactvshow Upload the running-configfile to the new switch Bring the new switch back onlineUpload the startup-configfile to the new switch Originalswitchadmin switchname originalswitch Brocade 8000 Replacement Index 802.1x QoS, 113 queuing FIP Layer Lldp Radius Vlan