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Diagnostics using HCM

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Diagnostics using HCM

The purpose of diagnostic commands is to evaluate the integrity of the system hardware. Be sure to disable the port(s) before running any type of port diagnostics. In addition, it is advisable that you do not perform other operations on the adapter while running HCM or BCU diagnostics.

NOTE

When you invoke a test on an adapter, you can run diagnostics for one or both ports within the selected adapter.

Running a hardware-level test using HCM

1.Select an adapter or an adapter port from the device tree.

2.Select Configure > Diagnostics from the main menu.

OR

Right-click the component and select Diagnostics from the list The Diagnostics dialog box, shown in Figure 21, is displayed.

FIGURE 21 Hardware-level diagnostics tests dialog box

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Contents

June Brocade Adapters Brocade Communications Systems, Incorporated Contents Chapter Host Configuration Chapter Monitoring Appendix B Brocade Command Utility Appendix C HCM Troubleshooting Viii Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide 53-1001583-01 How this document is organized This section Text formatting Document conventionsBold text Italic text Additional information Key termsBrocade resources Getting technical help Related documentationOther industry resources Documentation@brocade.com Document feedback Xiv Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide 53-1001583-01 Host bus adapters This chapter HCM software HCM features Tree node pop-up menus SAN component Pop-up menu feature Adapter operating system support Adapter support Launching the application on Windows platforms HCM software launch Skip login Remember passwordChanging an HCM application password Launching the application on Linux platforms Changing an HCM agent password Change HCM Agent Password dialog box, shown in , displays HCM configuration data Software downgrade using Adapter Software InstallerDowngrading HCM and driver or HCM only Downgrading driver only Backing up data after an uninstall Data restorationRestoring backed up data Click Start Restore Host Connectivity Manager main window HCM main window LUN HCM product icons Event severity icons Discovery Setting up out-of-band discovery for an adapter Logging off HCM Configuring security authentication using HCM Host and HBA Host security authentication Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide Configuring security authentication using the BCU Bcu auth --algoportid mdsha1mssmBcu auth --secretportid secretstring Basic port configuration Configurable usingBuffer credits Port logging level Opening the Basic Port Configuration dialog box Configuring the port logging level using the BCU Configuring the port logging level using HCMConfiguring the port speed using HCM Port speed Specifying the maximum frame size using HCM Configuring the port speed using the BCUConfiguring the frame data field size using the BCU Frame data field size Enabling and disabling persistent binding using HCM Enabling and disabling persistent binding using the BCUPersistent binding Configuring QoS on the switch side using the BCU Configuring QoS on the HBA side using the BCUQoS Specifying path time out using the BCU Specifying path time out using HCMPath time out Target rate limiting Basic port configuration Configuring Boot over SAN Boot over SAN Boot over SAN Configuring fabric-based boot LUN discovery Pre-boot configuration Boot image update Uploading the boot image using HCMUpdating the boot image using the BCU Select Configure Virtual Port Create from the main menu Virtual port configurationVirtual port restrictions Creating a virtual port Deleting a virtual port Select Configure Virtual Port Delete from the main menu HCM logging levels Configuring the HCM logging level using HCM Opening the Advanced Port Configuration dialog box Advanced port configuration Configuring the Interrupt Control Coalesce using HCM Interrupt Control CoalesceSelect On from the Interrupt Control Coalesce list Name configuration Dual role changesName validation Editing the name fields Defining a name Adding name entries Exporting the properties for a WWN Removing a name entry Importing the properties for a WWN Importing properties in Dcfm or FM format Importing properties in Efcm format Importing duplicated names Npiv Performance monitoring Monitoring Resetting statistics Polling frequency rateControlling the polling frequency rate Master log Clear Filter button Filter buttonSr No column Severity column Filtering event log entries HCM Application Log Application log Opening the Syslog Server Configuration dialog box Syslog supportRegistering a host server Removing a host server Syslog host configuration using VMware Diagnostics using the BCU Diagnostics Fcdiag commands Diag commands Running a hardware-level test using HCM Diagnostics using HCM Hardware-level test parameters Hardware-level test parameters Click the FC Protocol Tests tab Running a Fibre Channel protocol-level test using HCM Test Log Details for Echo Test dialog box Displaying test log details Configuring beaconing using HCM Configuring beaconing using the BCUBeaconing Displaying SFP information using the BCU Displaying SFP information using HCMSFP management SupportSave DebuggingPortlog Portlogclear Automatic statistics collection SupportSave collection sources SupportSave collection using HCM SupportSave collection using a command promptSupportSave collection on a port crash event SupportSave collection using a browser This appendix HCM Dialog Boxes This appendix Authentication Statistics dialog box Opening the dialog boxFields and components Using the dialog box Start Backup button Backup dialog boxOutput Directory text box Browse button Opening the properties panel Base Port Properties panel Using the dialog box Change HCM Password dialog box Change HCM Agent Password dialog box Configure Names dialog box Using the dialog box World wide name for the device Define Name dialog box Duplicated Names dialog box User/Administrator will manually fixAppend unique suffix for all repetitive Names button Event Properties dialog box Fabric Statistics dialog box FCP IM Statistics dialog box HAL TM Offline Cleanup Completions HAL TM Related IO CleanupsHAL TM Firmware Responses HAL TM Successes FCP IM Module Statistics dialog box IO aborted due to TM commands IO comp with unknown tagsIO implicitly aborted Fibre Channel Security Protocol Configuration dialog box Apply button Group list Click the Hardware Tests tab Hardware Tests Diagnostics dialog box HBA Properties panel Initial Negotiated # of Lanes Current # of LanesPCIe Generation EC level IOC Statistics dialog box Firmware IO xferrdyunknownerror Firmware IO xferrdy000 errorFirmware IO ITN Sler initiated Firmware IO REC timeouts Firmware IO error REC Firmware Port FPG Signal Lost Firmware IO IOH Error InterruptFirmware Port FPG Signal Regained Firmware Port FPG Sync Timeout Firmware Port Snsm Hwsm Timeouts Firmware Port Physm Laser FaultsFirmware Port Snsm Swsm Timeouts Firmware Port Snsm Error Resets Firmware Port Lksm LRR TX Started Firmware Port Lksm LR TX StartedFirmware Port Lksm NOS TX Started Firmware Port Lksm OLS TX Started Logical Port Statistics dialog box MS command timeouts MS command retriesNsrftidallocwait Nsgidftsent Lport Properties panel Master Log tab Using the Master LogOpening the Master Log Refresh button Master Log Filter dialog box Event TimeEvent Severity Persistent Binding dialog box Select Configure Persistent Binding Operating Speed Port Properties panel Using the property panel Port Statistics dialog box Loss Of signal count Errored framesRx CRC err frames Rx CRC err good EOF frames Protocol Tests dialog box QoS Statistics dialog box Remote Port Properties panel Restore from previous backup data Restore dialog boxRestore default data button Start Restore button Speed SFP Properties panel Vendor Name Length CuVendor OUI Vendor Part Host name / IP Address text box Syslog Server Configuration dialog box Target Statistics dialog box Rpsc received Logo receivedRpsc rejects Rpsc sent Fw delete exception events Fw delete IOC down eventsOffline delete events Offline online events Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide 113 53-1001583-01 Test Log Details dialog box ConfigurationTest Result Virtual Port Creation dialog box Virtual Port Deletion dialog box Cancel buttonDeletion check box Delete Selected button Preboot Created Virtual Port Properties panelBase Port Virtual Port Statistics dialog box Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide 119 53-1001583-01 120 Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide 53-1001583-01 Brocade Command Utility About the BCU BCU commands Bios commands Controller IOC commands Networking Target persistent binding commands Adapter See Also Example Auth Show StatsStatsclr See Also None Bios Synopsis bcu bios --query portidOperands Query Pwwn,lun Boot UpdateOperands BlunZone Bios Debug Portlog portidOperands Portlog HAL Operands Sfpshow DiagTempshow Beacon Loopback PciloopbackMemtest Queuetest Drvconf OperandsVal value Operands Stats Fabric Operands Fcping FcdiagFctraceroute Fcecho Scsitest Switch WWN Switch Domain ID Ingress Port # Egress Port # Statclr FcpimPathtov Tov Modstatsclr Ioc Disabling the IOC is a destructive operation Operands StatsIntr Delay Log CriticalErrorWarningInfoOperands Level Fwhalfcsdrvaenall Lport Synopsis bcu lport --list portidOperands List Brocade-425 2.1.0.0 HB081222-RH4u7x86 Red Hat Enterprise Clear Pbind Portname Port Speed DfsizeTopology Port --name 1/0 Adapter Ioc Qos Operands Enable Ratelim Defspeed124 Osname Rport Rport Successfully reset the rport level stats Vport Operands CreateDelete Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide 161 53-1001583-01 162 Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide 53-1001583-01 HCM tab navigation HCM Troubleshooting 164 Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide 53-1001583-01 Available BBCredit Class of serviceAvailablereceivebuffers Bandwidth Lossless Ethernet MAC SwitchNameLUN mapping NPort Vlan 168 Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide 53-1001587-01 Index 170 Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide 53-1001583-01 SFP 172 Brocade Adapters Administrator’s Guide 53-1001583-01