Brocade Communications Systems IP250 Enabling and viewing TCP reports

Brocade Network Advisor IP User Manual 1051

53-1003056-01

IP Traffic analyzer monitoring and sFlow reports 33

Enabling and viewing TCP reports

You can monitor TCP traffic to determine if there is any unusual activity on the network, such as

TCP attacks. Identifying unusual activity will aid in understanding the nature of the traffic and the

ports that are affected, so that you can take corrective actions. For example, you may decide to

disable a port on which TCP attacks are being received.

This feature is disabled by default; however, enabling the feature increases the number of distinct

flows that the Management application server must process and, therefore, increases the load on

the server. Complete the following steps to enable TCP reports.

1. Select Server > Options.

The Options dialog box displays.

2. Select IP Preferences from the Software Configurations list in the Category pane.

3. Go to the SFlowDataCollector preferences section.

4. Select the ProcessTCPFlagsData check box to monitor TCP traffic.

5. Click Apply or OK to save your work.

Once TCP reports are enabled, the following reports can be displayed to determine any usual TCP

traffic:

•Valid TCP Fl ags: TCP traffic containing packets that do not have any invalid bit combinations.

•Invalid TCP Flags: TCP traffic containing packets that have invalid bit combinations as defined

in the configuration.properties file.

Defining invalid TCP packet combinations

TCP packets can be checked to see if they contain the following control bits:

•ACK: Acknowledgement field significant bit

•URG: Urgent pointer field significant bit

•PSH: Push function bit

•RST: Reset connection bit

•SYN: Synchronize sequence number bit

•FIN: No more data from sender

An occurrence of two of these bits together in a TCP packet could be regarded as invalid. You

specify in the configuration.properties file which combinations are invalid combinations. By default,

the following combinations are regarded as invalid:

•RST-SYN

•RST-FIN

•RST-PSH

•RST-URG

•FIN-SYN

Complete the following steps to change these combinations.

1. Select Server > Options.

The Options dialog box displays.

Contents

Main Brocade Communications Systems, Incorporated Document History March 2012 Title Publication number Summary of changes Date May 2011 Brocade Network Advisor IP User Manual 53-1002356-01 Updated for Network Advisor 11.2. Page Page Contents Contents About This Document Chapter 1 Getting Started Chapter 2 Patches Chapter 3 Discovery Page Chapter 4 Management Groups Chapter 5 Application Configuration Chapter 6 User Account Management Chapter 7 Dashboard Management Page Chapter 8 View Management Chapter 9 MRP Topology Chapter 10 Call Home Chapter 11 Third-party tools Chapter 12 Server Management Console Chapter 13 Wireless Management Chapter 14 VCS Management Chapter 15 Host Management Chapter 16 Fibre Channel over Ethernet Chapter 17 Telemetry Chapter 18 Security Management Chapter 19 Zoning Chapter 20 Port Fencing Chapter 21 FICON Environments Chapter 22 IP Element Manager Chapter 23 Configuration Repository and Backup Chapter 24 IP Configuration Wizard Chapter 25 CLI Configuration Management Chapter 26 Image Repository for IP Products Chapter 27 VLAN Management Chapter 28 MPLS Management Chapter 29 VIP Servers Chapter 30 Global Server Load Balancing Chapter 31 SSL Certificates for ServerIron Products Chapter 32 Deployment Manager Chapter 33 Performance Data Page Chapter 34 Frame Monitor Chapter 35 Power Center Chapter 36 Policy Monitor Chapter 37 Fault Management Chapter 38 Packet Capture (Pcap) Chapter 39 Technical Support Chapter 40 Reports Appendix A Application menus Appendix B Call Home Event Tables Appendix C Event Categories Appendix D User Privileges Appendix E Device Properties Appendix F Regular Expressions Appendix G CLI Templates Appendix H Troubleshooting Appendix I Database Fields Page Page Page About This Document How this document is organized Page Supported hardware and software Fabric OS hardware and software support IronWare hardware and software support TABLE 1 TABLE 2 Page Page Page Network OS hardware and software support TABLE 3 Whats new in this document Document conventions Text formatting Notes, cautions, and warnings Key terms Notice to the reader Additional information Brocade resources Other industry resources Getting technical help Document feedback Getting Started User interface components FIGURE 1 Management server and client Logging into a server FIGURE 2 Launching a remote client Clearing previous versions of the remote client Launching the Configuration Wizard - Page FIGURE 3 Viewing active sessions FIGURE 4 Disconnecting users IP_Address User_Name Viewing server properties FIGURE 5 Viewing port status FIGURE 6 Server and client ports Management server and client TABLE 5 Management server and client 1 TABLE 5 Management server and client Accessibility features for the Management application Keyboard shortcuts TABLE 6 Look and feel customization Setting the look and feel TABLE 7 TABLE 6 PostgreSQL database Connecting to the database using pgAdmin III Connecting to the database using the ODBC client (Windows systems) Connecting to the database using the ODBC client (Linux systems) TABLE 8 Installing the ODBC driver on Linux systems Adding the Datasourse on Linux systems Testing the connection on Linux systems Executing SQL queries from the CLI Changing the database user password Supported open source software products Supported open source software products 1 Supported open source software products Supported open source software products 1 Page Patches Installing a patch Uninstalling a patch Page Page Discovery IP discovery overview Discovery of IPv6 addresses MIB support TABLE 10 Page Page VDX/VCS discovery TABLE 11 TABLE 12 Network OS discovery IP address format VCS in-band management interface discovery Mapping VCS in-band management Standalone discovery VCS fabric discovery VCS fabric rediscovery Seed switch failover VCS fabric split and merge Network OS 2.0 device limitations Logical chassis cluster mode discovery Administratively removing a node from a logical chassis cluster FIGURE 9 FIGURE 10 How the Management application handles a cluster mode change HyperEdge stack discovery Configuring IP profile discovery FIGURE 11 Configuring IP simple discovery IP SNMP credentials Adding SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c credentials FIGURE 12 Adding SNMPv3 credentials FIGURE 13 Editing SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c credentials Editing SNMPv3 credentials Reordering SNMP credentials in the list Deleting SNMP credentials from the list Default IP user credentials Adding user credentials FIGURE 14 FIGURE 15 FIGURE 16 FIGURE 17 Editing login prompt user credentials Editing enable prompt user credentials Editing enable super user credentials Reordering user credentials in the list Deleting user credentials from the list IP Object identifier filters Including product types FIGURE 18 Excluding product types TABLE 13 Deleting product types from the list Defining global setting preferences FIGURE 19 Configuring event-based collection Page IP discovery profiles Configuring a discovery profile FIGURE 20 Duplicating a discovery profile Configuring address ranges Adding CIDR subnet addresses FIGURE 21 Adding subnet addresses FIGURE 22 Adding IP addresses FIGURE 23 Excluding CIDR subnet addresses FIGURE 24 Excluding subnet addresses FIGURE 25 Excluding IP addresses Editing address ranges Editing CIDR subnet addresses Editing subnet addresses Editing IP addresses Scheduling discovery Configuring a one-time discovery schedule FIGURE 28 Configuring an hourly discovery schedule FIGURE 29 Configuring a daily discovery schedule FIGURE 30 Configuring a weekly discovery schedule FIGURE 31 Configuring a monthly discovery schedule FIGURE 32 Configuring a yearly discovery schedule FIGURE 33 Suspending a discovery schedule Editing a discovery schedule Editing a one-time discovery schedule Editing an hourly discovery schedule Editing a daily discovery schedule Editing a weekly discovery schedule Editing a monthly discovery schedule Configuring advanced discovery profile preferences FIGURE 34 Deleting a discovery profile Creating a discovery address file Starting discovery manually Starting discovery automatically Stopping discovery Viewing discovery status Viewing discovery reports E-mailing discovery reports Exporting discovery reports Viewing the discovery log Individual IP device discovery Adding an IP device to discovery FIGURE 35 FIGURE 36 FIGURE 37 FIGURE 38 Editing IP device discovery FIGURE 39 Page FIGURE 40 FIGURE 41 FIGURE 42 FIGURE 43 Deleting IP devices from discovery Host discovery Discovering Hosts by Network address or host name FIGURE 44 FIGURE 45 Importing Hosts from a CSV file Page Importing Hosts from a Fabric FIGURE 47 Importing Hosts from a VM manager FIGURE 48 Editing Host adapter credentials FIGURE 49 Removing a host from active discovery Rediscovering a previously discovered fabric Deleting a host adapter from discovery Viewing the host discovery state Troubleshooting host discovery TABLE 14 VM Manager discovery VM Manager discovery requirements - - - Discovering a VM manager FIGURE 50 FIGURE 51 Editing a VM manager FIGURE 52 Excluding a host from VM manager discovery Including a host in VM manager discovery Removing a VM manager from active discovery Rediscovering a previously discovered VM manager Deleting a VM manager from discovery Viewing the VM manager discovery state Troubleshooting VM manager discovery IP Rediscovery Rediscovering IP devices Rediscovering IP devices from the Product List Rediscovering a group Enabling password validation on rediscovery Management Groups Management groups overview Displaying Network Object view Product group overview - Static product groups Creating a static product group FIGURE 53 Editing a static product group Duplicating a static product group Dynamic product groups Creating a dynamic product group Page Page Editing a dynamic product group Duplicating a dynamic product group Viewing test results Viewing product group properties Product group overview 4 4. Click OK to close the dialog box. TABLE 15 Deleting a product group Port Groups Creating a port group Editing a port group Duplicating a port group Viewing port group properties TABLE 16 Deleting a port group Application Configuration Configurable preferences Server Data backup What is backed up? Management server backup Back up directory structure overview Page Enabling backup Disabling backup Viewing the backup status Changing the backup interval TABLE 17 Starting immediate backup Reviewing backup events Server Data restore Restoring data Restoring data to a new server SAN data collection Page Product communication protocols Product communication protocols Protocol Description Management application use Communicates with device type Event storage settings Configuring event storage FIGURE 56 Storing historical events purged from repository Flyover settings Configuring flyovers FIGURE 57 FIGURE 58 Turning flyovers on or off Viewing flyovers Name settings Fixing duplicate names FIGURE 59 Viewing names FIGURE 60 Adding a name to an existing device Adding a name to a new device Applying a name to a detached WWN Removing a name from a device Editing names Exporting names Importing Names Searching for a device by name TABLE 19 Searching for a device by WWN Miscellaneous security settings Configuring the server name FIGURE 61 Configuring login security Configuring the login banner display Disabling the login banner Syslog Registration settings Registering a server as a Syslog recipient automatically FIGURE 62 Configuring the Syslog listing port number SNMP Trap Registration settings Registering a server as a SNMP trap recipient automatically FIGURE 63 Configuring the SNMP trap listing port number SNMP Trap forwarding credential settings Configuring SNMP v1 and v2c credentials FIGURE 64 Configuring SNMP v3 credentials Software Configuration Client/Server IP Configuring the server IP address FIGURE 65 Configuring an explicit server IP address FIGURE 66 Configuring the application to use dual network cards IP preferences Configuring change manager preferences FIGURE 67 Configuring custom report preferences Configuring deployment preferences Configuring deployment report preferences Configuring IP device manager preferences Configuring image repository preferences Configuring MPLS management preferences Configuring MPLS polling service preferences Configuring name service preferences Configuring polling service preferences Configuring sFlow accounting preferences Configuring sFlow data collector preferences Configuring sFlow monitoring preferences Configuring SSL certificates preferences Configuring SNMP preferences Configuring syslog file reader preferences Configuring TFTP preferences Memory allocation settings Configuring memory allocation settings FIGURE 68 Page Configuring asset polling Viewing the network size status Product communication settings Configuring SAN communication TABLE 20 FIGURE 69 Configuring the preferred IP format Configuring IP communication FIGURE 70 FTP/SCP/SFTP server settings Accessing the FTP server folder Configuring an internal FTP server FIGURE 71 Configuring an internal SCP or SFTP server FIGURE 72 Configuring an external FTP, SCP, or SFTP server FIGURE 73 Testing the FTP, SCP, and SFTP server Server port settings Configuring the server port FIGURE 74 Support mode settings Configuring support mode settings FIGURE 75 Configuring the server log file purge limit FIPS Support User Account Management Users overview Viewing configured users FIGURE 76 - - - - - - Page User accounts Creating a new user account FIGURE 77 Page Editing a user account Copying a user account Copying and pasting user preferences Assigning roles and areas of responsibility to a user account Removing roles and areas of responsibility from a user account Disabling a user account Enabling a user account Deleting a user account Unlocking a user account Roles Creating a new role FIGURE 78 Editing a role Copying a role Deleting a role Adding privileges to a role Removing privileges from a role Areas of responsibility Creating an AOR FIGURE 79 Editing an AOR Copying an AOR Deleting an AOR Assigning products to an AOR Removing products from an AOR Password policies Configuring a password policy Page Viewing password policy violators Authentication Server Groups on the Management server Assigning roles and AORs to an AD group Removing roles and AORs from an AD group Loading an AD group Deleting an AD group Creating an AD user account Assigning an AD user to an AD group Defining user accounts on the external LDAP server Configuring roles and AORs on the external LDAP server Configuring authorization details on the external LDAP server User profiles Viewing your user profile Editing your user profile Changing your password Viewing your password policy Resetting optional messages Configuring e-mail notification Configuring CLI credentials Configuring the CLI credential policy Dashboard Management Dashboard overview FIGURE 80 Dashboard toolbar FIGURE 81 Dashboard messages FIGURE 82 Dashboards expand navigation bar FIGURE 83 General dashboard functions Accessing a dashboard Filtering the dashboards list Creating a user-defined dashboard Deleting a user-defined dashboard Setting the dashboard display Customizing the dashboard widgets and monitors FIGURE 84 Exporting the dashboard display Printing the dashboard display Attaching and detaching the Dashboard tab Setting the network scope Creating a customized network scope FIGURE 85 Editing a user-defined network scope Deleting a user-defined network scope Setting the data display time frame Default dashboards Product Status and Traffic dashboard IP Port Health Status widgets Access Point Status widget Customizing the Access Point Status widget Accessing additional data from the Access Point Status widget Events widget FIGURE 87 TABLE 22 Customizing the Events widget Accessing additional data from the Events widget Host Adapter Inventory widget Customizing the Host Adapter Inventory widget Accessing additional data from the Host Adapter Inventory widget IP Inventory widget FIGURE 89 Customizing the IP Inventory widget Accessing additional data from the IP Inventory widget IP Status widget Accessing additional data from the IP Status widget Viewing additional IP product data Status widget Fabric Watch widgets Out of Range Violations widget Customizing the Out of Range Violations widget Port Health Violations widget Customizing the Port Health Violations widget Accessing additional data from the widget Performance monitors TABLE 23 Displaying monitors on the Performance Dashboard TABLE 23 Top Port Alignment Errors monitor Accessing additional data from top or bottom port monitors Top Port C3 Discards monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port C3 Discards monitor Top Port C3 Discards RX TO monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port C3 Discards RX TO monitor Top Port CRC Errors monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port CRC Errors monitor Top Port Discards monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port Discards monitor Top Port Encode Error Out monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port Encode Out Errors monitor Top Port Errors monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port Errors monitor Top Port Overflow Errors monitor Top Port Receive EOF monitor Top Port Runtime Errors monitor Top Port Sync Losses monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port Link Resets monitor Top Port Too Long Errors monitor Top Port Traffic monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port Traffic monitor Top Port Underflow Errors monitor Top Port Utilization Percentage monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port Utilization monitor Bottom Port Utilization Percentage monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port Utilization monitor Top Product CPU Utilization monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Product CPU Utilization monitor Top Product Memory Utilization monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Product Memory Utilization monitor Top Product Response Time monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Product Response Time monitor Top Product Temperature monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Product Temperature monitor Top Products with Unused Ports monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Product CPU Utilization monitor Editing a preconfigured performance monitor User-defined performance monitors Monitor types Measures - - Top or bottom product performance monitors FIGURE 110 Accessing additional data from top or bottom product monitors Top or bottom port performance monitors Accessing additional data from top or bottom port monitors Distribution performance monitors Page Accessing additional data from the Distribution monitors Time series performance monitors Top sFlows performance monitors Accessing additional data from the sFlow monitors Configuring a user-defined product performance monitor Page Accessing additional data from user-defined product performance monitors Adding targets to a user-defined performance monitor Configuring a user-defined port performance monitor Page Accessing additional data from user-defined port performance monitors Configuring a user-defined sFlow performance monitor Accessing additional data from user-defined sFlow performance monitors Viewing product distribution data details Viewing port distribution data details Configuring a monitor from a performance graph View Management IP tab overview FIGURE 115 IP main toolbar FIGURE 116 Product List toolbar FIGURE 117 Host Product List toolbar FIGURE 118 Topology Map toolbar FIGURE 119 Host topology map toolbar FIGURE 120 IP Product List Product List functions Topology Map FIGURE 121 Topology Map functions Topology map keyboard shortcuts TABLE 26 Master Log Minimap Anchoring or floating the Minimap Resizing the Minimap Status bar FIGURE 123 Icon legend IP product icons TABLE 27 Host product icons TABLE 28 TABLE 27 IP group icons IP port icons IP product status icons Event icons TABLE 29 Customizing the main window Zooming in and out of the Connectivity Map FIGURE 124 Zooming in Exporting the topology Customizing application tables Displaying columns FIGURE 125 Changing the order of columns Resizing the columns Sorting table information Copying table information Exporting table information Product List customization Adding a property label Editing a property label Deleting a property label Search Searching for a device Restricting a search by node Searching for an exact match Clearing search results Address Finder Finding IP addresses FIGURE 127 Finding MAC addresses FIGURE 128 IP topology view manager Displaying topology views Network Objects view Network Object view functions Filtering devices in the Network Objects Product List Clearing the Network Objects Product List filter IP Topology view L2 Topology view Ethernet Fabrics view VLAN Topology view STP/RSTP topology Viewing STP/RSTP topology TABLE 33 Generating an STP/RSTP Report Exporting an STP/RSTP Report TABLE 33 E-mailing an STP/RSTP Report Host Topology view Page IP topology map components FIGURE 129 Topology map elements TABLE 34 Viewing flyovers on the topology map Topology map layout Organic Orthogonal Page Circular Free Form Selecting a topology map layout Creating a customized layout Creating customized topology links Customizing the Topology Map FIGURE 131 Adding a background image to a map Deleting a background image from the library Exporting the topology Printing a map Port actions Enabling port actions Disabling port actions Displaying port properties for an attached device Accessing performance monitoring Page MRP Topology MRP Topology overview Viewing a MRP Topology map FIGURE 132 Viewing a MRP ring FIGURE 133 TABLE 35 TABLE 36 TABLE 35 Configuring the application to show a dashed line Selecting a topology map layout Page Page Creating a customized layout Customizing the MRP Topology map FIGURE 134 Refreshing MRP Topology data Viewing MRP properties Page Page Call Home Call Home overview System requirements Viewing Call Home configurations Page Page Showing a Call Home center FIGURE 136 Hiding a Call Home center Editing a Call Home center Editing the IBM Call Home center FIGURE 137 Editing an e-mail Call Home center FIGURE 138 Call Home alert e-mail messages - - Editing the EMC Call Home center FIGURE 139 Editing the HP LAN Call Home center FIGURE 140 Enabling a Call Home center Enabling supportSave Testing the Call Home center connection Disabling a Call Home center Viewing Call Home status Assigning a device to the Call Home center Removing a device from a Call Home center Removing all devices and filters from a Call Home center Defining an event filter Assigning an event filter to a Call Home center Assigning an event filter to a device Overwriting an assigned event filter Removing all event filter from a Call Home center Removing an event filter from a device Removing an event filter from the Call Home Event Filters list Searching for an assigned event filter Page Third-party tools About third-party tools Starting third-party tools from the application Launching a Telnet session Launching an Telnet session from the IP tab Launching an Element Manager Launching HCM Agent Adding a tool FIGURE 141 Entering the server IP address of a tool Adding an option to the Tools menu FIGURE 142 Changing an option on the Tools menu Removing an option from the Tools menu Adding an option to a devices shortcut menu - Changing an option on a devices shortcut menu - Removing an option from a devices shortcut menu Page Server Management Console Server Management Console overview Launching the SMC on Windows Launching the SMC on Linux Services tab FIGURE 143 Monitoring and managing Management application services Refreshing the server status Stopping all services Stopping the CIMOM services Starting all services Restarting all services Changing the database password Ports tab Viewing server port numbers AAA Settings tab Configuring Radius server authentication Configuring a Radius server Configuring LDAP server authentication Configuring an LDAP server FIGURE 145 Configuring TACACS+ server authentication Configuring a TACACS+ server FIGURE 146 Configuring Common Access Card authentication Configuring switch authentication Configuring Windows authentication Configuring local database authentication Displaying the client authentication audit trail Restore tab Restoring the database Technical Support Information tab Capturing technical support information HCM Upgrade tab Upgrading HCM on the Management server FIGURE 147 SMI Agent Configuration Tool Launching the SMIA configuration tool on Windows FIGURE 148 FIGURE 149 Launching the SMIA configuration tool on Unix Launching a remote SMIA configuration tool Service Location Protocol (SLP) support SLP support includes the following components: slptool commands SLP on UNIX systems SLP on Windows systems Home tab Accessing Management application features Authentication tab Enabling or disabling CIM client and indication mutual authentication FIGURE 150 Configuring CIMOM server authentication CIMOM tab Configuring the SMI Agent port number FIGURE 151 Configuring the CIMOM Bind Network Address Configuring the CIMOM log Certificate Management tab Importing a certificate FIGURE 152 Viewing a certificate Exporting a certificate Deleting a certificate Summary tab Viewing the configuration summary FIGURE 153 TABLE 38 Page Page Wireless Management Wireless management overview Wireless devices Wireless device discovery TABLE 39 TABLE 40 Wireless devices on the dashboard Port groups View management Wireless device properties Element Manager Browser and system requirements Launching the Element Manager Launching a Telnet session Configuration repository and backup management CLI configuration management Cluster mode VLAN management Performance management Policy Monitors Fault management AP Products report TABLE 41 TABLE 42 Page VCS Management VCS VCS mode types FIGURE 154 FIGURE 155 Ethernet Fabrics view management Logical chassis cluster operations Logical chassis cluster mode discovery Administratively removing a node from a logical chassis cluster How the Management application handles a cluster mode change Serial firmware update and activation for Network OS devices Support for Network OS VDX 2740 embedded switch Network OS VCS product groups Static product group Dynamic product group Port profiles TABLE 43 AMPP characteristics Life of a port profile AMPP events and behavior TABLE 44 Port profile configuration using the management application FIGURE 161 Assigning MAC addresses to a port profile FIGURE 162 Managing offline MAC addresses FIGURE 163 Comparing port profiles FIGURE 164 Page Deploying port profiles System Monitor support on Network OS VDX platforms FRU monitoring System thresholds Alert notifications Resource monitoring SFP parameter monitoring Security monitoring Port statistics monitoring TABLE 46 System Monitor support on Network OS VDX platforms Interface error types Table 47 describes the interface counters that System Monitor monitor s on external interfa ces. TABLE 47 Interface error Description Port Fence support Threshold defaults Ethernet fabric traceroute Tracing Ethernet fabric routes FIGURE 166 FIGURE 167 Ethernet_Fabric FIGURE 168 TABLE 48 Exporting diagnostic data Page Host Management Host management Brocade adapters Host Bus Adapters TABLE 49 Converged Network Adapters Fabric Adapters TABLE 50 TABLE 51 AnyIOTM technology HCM software HCM features Host adapter discovery VM Manager Adding a VM Manager FIGURE 169 Editing a VM Manager HCM and Management application support on ESXi systems ESXi CIM listener ports Adding host adapter credentials for ESXi FIGURE 170 Adapter software FIGURE 171 Driver repository Importing a driver into the repository FIGURE 172 Deleting a driver file from the repository Boot image repository Importing a boot image into the repository FIGURE 173 FIGURE 174 Downloading a boot image to a selected host Deleting a boot image from the repository Backing up boot image files Bulk port configuration Configuring host adapter ports FIGURE 175 Adding a port configuration FIGURE 176 - - - - Editing a port configuration Duplicating a port configuration Adapter port WWN virtualization Configuring FAWWNs on switch ports FIGURE 177 Enabling the FAWWN feature on a switch or AG ports Disabling the FAWWN feature on a switch or AG ports Auto-assigning a FAWWN to a switch or AG port Manually assigning a FAWWN to a switch or AG port Modifying a FAWWN on a switch or AG port Deleting a FAWWN from a switch or AG port FAWWNs on attached AG ports FIGURE 178 Adding AG port FAWWNs Deleting AG port FAWWNs Moving an AG port FAWWN across switches Role-based access control Host adapter management privileges Host adapter administrator privileges Host performance management TABLE 52 Host security authentication Configuring security authentication using the Management application TABLE 52 FIGURE 179 supportSave on adapters Host fault management Adapter events Filtering event notifications Syslog forwarding Backup support Configuring backup to a hard drive Enabling backup Disabling backup Fibre Channel over Ethernet FCoE overview DCBX protocol Enhanced Ethernet features Enhanced Transmission Selection Priority-based flow control FCoE protocols supported Ethernet link layer protocols supported FCoE protocols FCoE licensing Saving running configurations Copying switch configurations to selected switches FIGURE 180 DCB configuration management Switch policies DCB map and Traffic Class map LLDP profiles 802.1x policy DCB configuration FIGURE 181 Minimum DCB configuration for FCoE traffic Creating a DCB map to carry the LAN and SAN traffic FIGURE 182 Configuring LLDP FIGURE 183 Configuring the DCB interface with the DCB map and global LLDP profile Creating the FCoE VLAN to carry FCoE traffic Creating and activating VLAN classifiers on the DCB interface Adding a LAG FIGURE 184 Editing a DCB switch FIGURE 185 Editing a DCB port FIGURE 186 Editing a LAG FIGURE 187 Enabling a DCB port or LAG Deleting a LAG QoS configuration Priority-based flow control Creating a DCB map TABLE 54 FIGURE 188 Editing a DCB map Deleting a DCB map Assigning a DCB map to a port or link aggregation group Creating a Traffic Class map Editing a Traffic Class map Deleting a Traffic Class map Assigning a Traffic Class map to a port or link aggregation group FCoE provisioning Changing the VLAN ID on the default FCoE map Enabling or disabling the FCoE map on the port VLAN classifier configuration Adding a VLAN classifier rule FIGURE 189 Editing a VLAN classifier rule Deleting a VLAN classifier rule Creating a VLAN classifier group Deleting a VLAN classifier group LLDP-DCBX configuration Configuring LLDP for FCoE FIGURE 191 Adding an LLDP profile Editing an LLDP profile Deleting an LLDP profile Assigning an LLDP profile to a port or ports in a LAG 802.1x authentication Enabling 802.1x authentication Disabling 802.1x authentication Setting 802.1x parameters for a port Page Switch, port, and LAG deployment Deploying DCB product, port, and LAG configurations FIGURE 193 Page Page Source to target switch Fabric OS version compatibility for deployment TABLE 55 Network OS switches in VCS mode TABLE 55 Supported VCS platforms Viewing switches in VCS mode Viewing QoS parameters on the Network OS switch Viewing FCoE parameters on the Network OS switch Viewing VLAN classifiers and rules parameters on the Network OS switch Viewing LLDP-DCBX parameters on the Network OS switch Viewing the 802.1x parameter on the Network OS switch Viewing ports in VCS mode Viewing port parameters on the Network OS switch port TABLE 60 Viewing QoS parameters on the Network OS switch port TABLE 62 TABLE 61 Viewing FCoE parameters on the Network OS switch port Viewing LLDP-DCBX parameters on the Network OS switch port Viewing the 802.1x parameter on the Network OS switch port Viewing LAGs in VCS mode Viewing LAG parameters on the Network OS switch LAG TABLE 67 TABLE 66 Viewing QoS parameters on the Network OS switch LAG TABLE 68 TABLE 67 Viewing FCoE parameters on the Network OS switch LAG Viewing LLDP-DCBX parameters on the Network OS switch LAG DCB performance Real-time performance graph Generating a real-time performance graph from the SAN tab FIGURE 196 Historical performance graph Generating a historical performance graph Historical performance report Generating a historical performance report FIGURE 198 FCoE login groups Page Adding an FCoE login group FIGURE 200 Editing an FCoE login group FIGURE 201 Deleting one or more FCoE login groups Disabling the FCoE login management feature on a switch Enabling the FCoE login management feature on a switch Virtual FCoE port configuration Viewing virtual FCoE ports FIGURE 202 Clearing a stale entry Page Page Telemetry Telemetry overview Policy-based routing Product_Name FIGURE 203 Viewing existing PBR policies Adding a new policy Adding rules to a policy Policy_Name FIGURE 204 Adding policies from saved configurations Editing a policy Editing a rule Deleting a policy or rule Deploying a PBR policy on demand Saving a PBR policy deployment Scheduling a PBR policy deployment Page Page ACL Accounting Enabling or disabling ACL accounting Resetting ACL counters Viewing ACL counters Page Security Management Security overview Layer 2 access control list management FIGURE 205 IronWare Layer 2 ACL configuration Creating a Layer 2 ACL configuration (IronWare) Page Editing a Layer 2 ACL configuration (IronWare) Copying a Layer 2 ACL configuration (IronWare) Assigning a Layer 2 ACL configuration to an interface (IronWare) FIGURE 207 FIGURE 208 Clearing Layer 2 ACL assignments (IronWare) Fabric OS Layer 2 ACL configuration Creating a standard Layer 2 ACL configuration (Fabric OS) FIGURE 209 Editing a standard Layer 2 ACL configuration (Fabric OS) Copying a standard Layer 2 ACL configuration (Fabric OS) Creating an extended Layer 2 ACL configuration (Fabric OS) Page Editing an extended Layer 2 ACL configuration (Fabric OS) Copying an extended Layer 2 ACL configuration (Fabric OS) Assigning a Layer 2 ACL configuration to an interface (Fabric OS) FIGURE 211 Clearing Layer 2 ACL assignments (Fabric OS) Creating a Layer 2 ACL from a saved configuration Deleting a Layer 2 ACL configuration from the application Deleting a Layer 2 ACL configuration from the switch Network OS Layer 2 ACL configuration Viewing Layer 2 ACL configuration on a fabric (Network OS) Fabric_Name FIGURE 212 Viewing Layer 2 ACL configuration on a device (Network OS) FIGURE 213 Viewing Layer 2 ACL configuration on an interface (Network OS) Device/Fabric_Name - Port_Number FIGURE 214 Layer 3 access control list policy Creating a standard L3 ACL configuration FIGURE 215 FIGURE 216 Creating a L3 ACL from a saved configuration Editing a standard L3 ACL configuration Copying a standard L3 ACL configuration Creating an extended L3 ACL configuration FIGURE 217 Editing an extended L3 ACL configuration Copying an extended L3 ACL configuration Page Creating an IPv6 L3 ACL configuration FIGURE 218 FIGURE 219 Editing an IPv6 L3 ACL configuration Copying an IPv6 L3 ACL configuration FIGURE 220 Deleting a L3 ACL configuration Assigning a L3 ACL configuration to an interface FIGURE 221 Clearing L3 ACL assignments Configuring the ACL configuration type and operations Configuring hit statistics Configuring L3 ACL advanced settings Page Page Page Network configuration Viewing existing networks Creating a network Editing a network Copying a network Deleting a network Network group configuration Viewing existing network groups Creating a network group Editing a network group Copying a network group Page Deleting a network group Service configuration Viewing existing services Creating a service Editing a service Copying a service Deleting a service Service group configuration Viewing existing service groups Creating a service group Editing a service group Copying a service group Deleting a service group Media Access Control (MAC) filter management Creating a MAC filter configuration FIGURE 231 Page Creating a MAC filter from a saved configuration FIGURE 233 Editing a MAC filter FIGURE 234 Copying a MAC filter Page Deleting a MAC filter Assigning MAC filters Clearing MAC filter assignments Adding a MAC filter configuration to an interface Security configuration deployment Deploying a security configuration on demand FIGURE 236 Saving a security configuration deployment FIGURE 237 Scheduling a security configuration deployment FIGURE 238 Page Page Page Page Zoning Zoning overview FIGURE 239 Blue Zone Online zoning Green Zone Red Zone Offline zoning Zoning naming conventions Zone database size Zoning configuration Configuring zoning Creating a zone Viewing zone properties Adding members to a zone Creating a member in a zone Removing a member from a zone Renaming a zone Deleting a zone Duplicating a zone Customizing the zone member display Enabling or disabling the default zone for fabrics Creating a zone alias Editing a zone alias Removing an object from a zone alias Exporting zone aliases Renaming a zone alias Deleting a zone alias Duplicating a zone alias Creating a zone configuration Viewing zone configuration properties Adding zones to a zone configuration Removing a zone from a zone configuration Activating a zone configuration Deactivating a zone configuration Renaming a zone configuration Deleting a zone configuration Duplicating a zone configuration Creating an offline zone database Deleting an offline zone database Refreshing a zone database Merging fabrics Merging two zone databases FIGURE 240 Creating a common active zone configuration in two fabrics Saving a zone database to a switch Exporting an offline zone database Importing an offline zone database Rolling back changes to the offline zone database Zoning administration Comparing zone databases FIGURE 241 TABLE 72 Managing zone configuration comparison alerts Setting change limits on zoning activation Clearing the fabric zone database Removing all user names from a zone database Finding a member in one or more zones Finding a zone member in the potential member list Finding zones in a zone configuration Finding a zone configuration member in the zones list Listing zone members Listing un-zoned members Removing an offline device Replacing zone members Replacing an offline device by WWN Replacing an offline device by name Page Port Fencing About port fencing Viewing port fencing configurations FIGURE 242 Page Thresholds C3 Discard Frames threshold Invalid CRCs threshold Invalid words threshold Link Reset threshold Protocol error threshold State Change threshold Adding thresholds Adding a C3 Discard Frames threshold FIGURE 243 FIGURE 244 Adding an Invalid CRCs threshold FIGURE 245 Adding an Invalid Words threshold FIGURE 246 Adding a Link Reset threshold Page Adding a Protocol Error threshold FIGURE 248 Adding a State Change threshold FIGURE 249 Assigning thresholds Unblocking a port Avoiding port fencing inheritance Editing thresholds Editing a C3 Discard Frames threshold Editing an Invalid CRCs threshold Editing an Invalid Words threshold Editing a Link Reset threshold Editing a Protocol Error threshold Editing a State Change threshold Finding assigned thresholds Viewing thresholds Viewing all thresholds on a specific Fabric OS device Removing thresholds Removing thresholds from individual objects Removing thresholds from the thresholds table Page FICON Environments FICON configurations FIGURE 250 FIGURE 251 Configuring a switch for FICON operation Planning the configuration Configuring the switch FIGURE 252 FIGURE 253 Page Configuring FICON display Configuring an Allow/Prohibit Matrix FIGURE 256 Configuring an Allow/Prohibit Matrix manually FIGURE 257 Saving or copying Allow/Prohibit Matrix configurations to another device Copying an Allow/Prohibit Matrix configuration FIGURE 258 Saving an Allow/Prohibit Matrix configuration to another device FIGURE 259 Activating an Allow/Prohibit Matrix configuration FIGURE 260 Deleting an Allow/Prohibit Matrix configuration Changing the Allow/Prohibit Matrix display Changing window arrangement Clearing port names Cascaded FICON fabric Configuring a cascaded FICON fabric FIGURE 261 Enabling DLS Cascaded FICON fabric merge Page Merging two cascaded FICON fabrics Page Resolving merge conflicts Port groups Creating a port group FIGURE 262 Viewing port groups Editing a port group Deleting a port group Swapping blades Page Page IP Element Manager Element Manager overview Element Manager CLI Accessing the IP Element Manager CLI FIGURE 263 Element Manager interface overview Accessing the Element Manager interface FIGURE 264 Switch properties TABLE 73 Page FIGURE 266 Element Manager toolbar FIGURE 267 Displaying port properties TABLE 74 Element Manager interface overview Comparing physical port properties FIGURE 268 FIGURE 269 Comparing physical and virtual port properties Page Status indicator icons Search Table capabilities TABLE 76 Performance data Real-time performance monitoring FIGURE 272 Historical performance monitoring Configure dialog box Configuring VLAN Resetting port counters FIGURE 274 Enable or Disable Management Module switchover Changing the standby Management Module to active Switch Fabric Module FIGURE 277 Port mirroring FIGURE 278 Configuring port mirroring Adding a port to port mirroring Editing a port in port mirroring Deleting a port from port mirroring sFlow Configuring sFlow in Element Manager FIGURE 280 Web Management interface Accessing the Web Management interface FIGURE 281 Accessing the IP device front panel Web Management interface troubleshooting TABLE 77 Configuration Repository and Backup Configuration repository FIGURE 283 Page Saving the configuration status FIGURE 284 Viewing the configuration Comparing product configurations Page Restoring a configuration Searching the configuration repository FIGURE 286 Exporting a configuration to a text file Configuration deviation Viewing configuration deviation status Change tracking TABLE 78 FIGURE 287 Configuration snapshots FIGURE 288 Comparing configuration snapshots Page Generating a configuration snapshot report FIGURE 290 Viewing the pre- and post-configuration snapshot Saving a configuration snapshot FIGURE 291 Searching the configuration snaphots FIGURE 292 Schedule backup Scheduling a configuration backup Page Disabling a backup schedule IP Configuration Wizard Configuration requirements Payloads Payloads TABLE 79 Payload name Description Product Payloads: Creating a payload configuration TABLE 79 FIGURE 295 FIGURE 296 FIGURE 297 FIGURE 298 FIGURE 299 FIGURE 300 Duplicating a payload configuration Modifying a payload configuration Page Deploying a payload configuration Deleting a payload configuration CLI Configuration Management CLI configuration overview Viewing existing templates Product configuration templates Creating a new product configuration FIGURE 302 FIGURE 303 FIGURE 304 FIGURE 305 Page Changing product credentials FIGURE 306 Importing parameter values into a configuration Previewing CLI commands FIGURE 307 TABLE 80 TABLE 81 CLI command guidelines Copying a product configuration Editing a product configuration Testing a configuration Valid and invalid responses from devices Editing the CLI responses properties file Editing the Network OS CLI responses properties file Editing the Motorola Controller CLI responses properties file Configuration command response validation Using a dash character in CLI Configuration manager Configuration error checking Deleting a configuration CLI configuration deployment Deploying a configuration on demand Monitoring configurations Creating a monitoring configuration FIGURE 308 FIGURE 309 FIGURE 310 FIGURE 311 Page Copying a monitoring configuration Editing a monitoring configuration CLI deployment reports Viewing CLI deployment reports CLI configuration scheduling Configuring a one-time deployment schedule Configuring an hourly deployment schedule Configuring a daily deployment schedule Configuring a weekly deployment schedule Configuring a monthly deployment schedule Configuring a yearly deployment schedule Page Image Repository for IP Products Obtaining software files Products supporting the image import Boot image management Viewing the list of boot images Manually importing boot images Deploying boot images to products Deleting boot images from the Management application Software image management Viewing the list of software images Manually importing software images Automatically retrieving software images from products FIGURE 312 FIGURE 313 Deploying software images to products Deleting software images from the Management application Unified image management Viewing the list of unified images FIGURE 314 Importing unified images into the Management application Page Updating unified images Deploying unified images to products Deleting unified images from the Management application Serial firmware update and activation for NOS devices VLAN Management VLAN Manager Default VLAN Super-aggregated VLAN Private VLAN FIGURE 315 Remote Switched Port Analyzer Transparent LAN Support FIGURE 317 Configuration requirements for VLAN Manager Displaying a list of VLANs VLAN management in a VCS environment VLAN Manager tabs TABLE 83 Displaying VLANs in the VLAN view FIGURE 318 Displaying VLANs by products Page Port VLANs Adding or modifying port VLANs FIGURE 321 Page FIGURE 322 Adding or modifying dual mode ports Assigning DCB ports to a VLAN TABLE 84 Adding VLAN properties FIGURE 323 Page Modifying port VLAN properties Deleting port VLANs from products Deleting a port VLAN in VLAN view Deleting a port VLAN in Product view Deploying VLAN configurations Spanning Tree Protocol configuration Configuring STP or RSTP on a port VLAN FIGURE 324 TABLE 85 Deploying an STP configuration on a port VLAN Configuring MSTP on a product FIGURE 325 Assigning an MSTP instance to a VLAN Adding an MSTP instance VLAN routing Managing IP addresses on an SVI FIGURE 326 FIGURE 327 - Page MPLS Management MPLS pre-configuration MPLS licensing MPLS overview Configuring LDP LSP Viewing LSP Admin Group information - Viewing LSP path information FIGURE 330 - - Viewing RSVP LSP information FIGURE 331 Viewing saved LSP configurations FIGURE 332 Adding an LSP admin group FIGURE 333 FIGURE 334 Editing an LSP admin group Duplicating an LSP admin group Deleting an LSP admin group Adding an LSP path FIGURE 335 Editing an LSP path Duplicating an LSP path Deleting an LSP path FIGURE 336 Configuring advanced RSVP LSP settings FIGURE 337 FIGURE 338 - FIGURE 339 Page - - - FIGURE 340 FIGURE 341 FIGURE 342 FIGURE 343 - - - Editing an RSVP LSP Duplicating an RSVP LSP Deleting an RSVP LSP FIGURE 344 Editing a saved LSP configuration Duplicating a saved LSP configuration Deleting a saved LSP configuration Displaying LSP Topologies FIGURE 345 - - - Page MPLS Virtual Leased Line (VLL) overview FIGURE 348 Page VLL manager FIGURE 349 Viewing VLL instances Page Page Viewing Saved VLL configurations FIGURE 350 Adding or editing a VLL instance FIGURE 351 - FIGURE 352 Configuring devices using the VLL Manager - FIGURE 353 FIGURE 354 Deploying target actions using the VLL Manager FIGURE 355 Deploying VLL properties using the VLL Manager - FIGURE 356 Scheduling deployment using the VLL Manager - FIGURE 357 Reviewing the VLL Manager summary Reviewing the VLL Manager configuration Creating a new VLL instance using duplicate Editing a VLL instance Deleting VLL instances Filtering VLL traffic monitoring FIGURE 358 - - - - - - Virtual Private LAN Services (VPLS) overview FIGURE 359 VPLS Manager FIGURE 360 Viewing VPLS instances and peer topologies - - - - Page Viewing Saved VPLS configurations FIGURE 362 Adding or editing a VPLS instance FIGURE 363 FIGURE 364 Configuring devices using the VPLS Manager FIGURE 365 Configuring endpoint settings - - FIGURE 366 Deploying target actions using VPLS Manager FIGURE 367 Deploying VPLS properties using VPLS Manager - FIGURE 368 Scheduling deployment using VPLS Manager - FIGURE 369 Reviewing the VPLS Manager summary Creating a new VPLS instance from a duplicate Editing a VPLS instance Deleting a VPLS instance Filtering for VPLS traffic monitoring VCID pools Viewing, creating, and deleting VCID pools FIGURE 371 802.1ag Connectivity Fault Management Configuring a maintenance association Page Editing a maintenance association Page Page Adding a MEP to a maintenance association Page Editing a MEP Page Viewing the MEPs in a maintenance association Deleting a maintenance association Checking the connectivity status of remote MEPs Sending a loopback message Sending a linktrace message Page Configuring frame delay Page Page VIP Servers VIP Servers overview VIP Server functions Viewing the VIP Servers FIGURE 372 Viewing VIP Server information FIGURE 374 FIGURE 373 Page Enabling or disabling servers or server ports Enabling servers or server ports Disabling servers or server ports Server port statistics Deleting a row from the Server Port Statistics list Global Server Load Balancing GSLB Manager Viewing the GSLB Manager GSLB policy management Creating a GSLB policy FIGURE 377 Applying metrics on the Metrics tab Adding a prefix on the Prefix tab FIGURE 378 Deleting a prefix from the Prefix list Importing IP addresses from a file Page GSLB site management Adding a site configuration FIGURE 380 Adding ServerIron ADX products to the site GSLB zone configuration Managing zones FIGURE 381 Adding a zone configuration FIGURE 382 Adding a host to a zone Deleting a zone configuration Editing the list of IP addresses and weights Controller configuration Creating a new GSLB controller configuration FIGURE 383 Deploying a controller configuration Scheduling a deployment FIGURE 384 Page SSL Certificates for ServerIron Products SSL certificates SSL certificate configuration FIGURE 385 Accessing SSL certificates on the Certificate View tab Page Accessing SSL certificates on the Product View tab Generating a certificate signing request FIGURE 387 Page Adding an SSL certificate and key file FIGURE 389 Editing an SSL certificate and key file Duplicating an SSL certificate and key file Viewing SSL certificate details Importing certificates and keys from file locations FIGURE 390 Importing certificates and keys from products FIGURE 391 Exporting certificates and keys Deploying certificates and keys FIGURE 392 Creating key passwords FIGURE 393 Appending SSL certificates Chaining SSL certificates Page Deleting SSL certificates Page Deployment Manager Introduction to the Deployment Manager Editing a deployment configuration FIGURE 395 Duplicating a deployment configuration Deleting a deployment configuration Deploying a configuration Viewing deployment logs Generating a deployment report Generating a deployment configuration snapshot report Searching the configuration snapshots Page Page Performance Data SAN performance overview SAN performance measures SAN performance management requirements - SAN performance overview 33 Example of setting SNMP v1 - command. Example of SNMP v3 - command. - - - - - SAN real-time performance data Generating a real-time performance graph FIGURE 396 Filtering real-time performance data Graph display Exporting real-time performance data Performance statistics counters TABLE 86 SAN real-time performance data TABLE 86 Counter name Type Protocol Source OID value Formula TABLE 87 Counter name Type Protocol Source OID value IP performance monitoring and traffic analysis IP configuration requirements IP real-time performance monitoring Monitoring real-time performance TABLE 88 Adding products and ports to real-time performance Removing products and ports from real-time performance Adding measures to products Removing measures from products Adding measures to ports Removing measures from ports Adding collectibles to monitoring Removing collectibles from monitoring Configuring the performance graph Configuring the performance graph display Page Configuring graph options FIGURE 400 FIGURE 401 FIGURE 402 Exporting a graph Printing a graph IP historical performance monitoring Editing system collectors Displaying historical data collectors Page Enabling a historical data collector Adding or editing a historical data collector Page FIGURE 405 FIGURE 406 FIGURE 407 FIGURE 408 FIGURE 409 Adding third-party device MIB objects manually Configuring a MIB walk instance FIGURE 410 Duplicating a historical data collector Duplicating system data collectors Deleting a historical data collector Adding, editing, or duplicating a user-defined expression FIGURE 411 Deleting an expression Viewing Historical Graphs/Tables FIGURE 412 FIGURE 413 FIGURE 414 FIGURE 415 FIGURE 416 Mouse functions for graphs MIB data collectors Mapping a MIB object to a unit name IP Custom performance reports Creating a custom report FIGURE 417 FIGURE 418 FIGURE 419 Interpreting the SNMP Monitor report Exporting an SNMP Monitor report IP sFlow configuration Configuring sFlow FIGURE 422 FIGURE 423 TABLE 90 - - - - - - - Creating custom sFlow reports FIGURE 424 FIGURE 425 - - - Page Page Page Page Page - - FIGURE 432 - FIGURE 433 FIGURE 434 FIGURE 435 Scheduling custom sFlow reports Page FIGURE 437 - - - - Suspending a custom sFlow report schedule IP Traffic analyzer monitoring and sFlow reports Device-level configuration requirements 802.1X configuration requirements Displaying sFlow monitoring reports FIGURE 438 Selecting a report Report list Direction list Measure list Refresh list 2D or 3D button Graph check box Table check box Changing the number of records gathered for sFlow accounting Interpreting an sFlow traffic report Viewing top MAC talkers Viewing top VLAN talkers Viewing all Layer 3 and Layer 4 traffic Viewing all IPv4 Layer 3 or Layer 4 Top Talkers Viewing IPv4 top TCP talkers Page Viewing IPv4 top UDP talkers Viewing IPv4 top ICMP talkers Viewing IPv4 Others Viewing IPv6 Top Talkers Viewing other Layer 3 or Layer 4 Top Talkers Enabling and viewing TCP reports Defining invalid TCP packet combinations Displaying the invalid TCP Flags report Valid TCP flags report Viewing BGP paths report Viewing VCS fabric Top Talker reports Troubleshooting sFlow reports IP traffic accounting FIGURE 439 Changing the number of records displayed in a sFlow accounting report Page Frame Monitor Frame Monitor Frame types Pre-defined frame types Custom frame types Frame Monitoring requirements Creating a custom frame monitor FIGURE 441 Editing a frame monitor Assigning a frame monitor to a port Finding frame monitor assignments Removing a frame monitor from a port Removing a frame monitor from a switch Page Power Center Power center overview Data monitoring Viewing PoE data for products FIGURE 443 Viewing PoE data for ports Filtering port details Viewing attached device properties Page Viewing PoE charts Page Page FIGURE 450 Refreshing PoE data Configuring automatic data refresh PoE power on demand FIGURE 451 Powering up PoE-capable ports on demand Powering down PoE-capable ports on demand Schedule PoE power deployment Scheduling an power up deployment Page Page Page Configuring a yearly deployment schedule Scheduling a power down deployment Updating a power deployment schedule Viewing the configured ports for a power deployment schedule Deleting a power deployment schedule PoE thresholds Adding a PoE product threshold Page Adding a PoE port threshold Page Viewing PoE thresholds Updating a PoE threshold Enabling PoE thresholds Disabling PoE thresholds Deleting PoE thresholds Viewing PoE performance Monitoring real time power performance on products FIGURE 456 Page Monitoring real time power performance on ports FIGURE 457 Page Page Policy Monitor Policy monitor overview Fabric policy monitors - - - - Switch and router policy monitors Page - Host policy monitors - - Management policy monitor Preconfigured policy monitors Viewing policy monitor status TABLE 92 Viewing existing policy monitors Adding a policy monitor FIGURE 459 FIGURE 460 Page FIGURE 461 FIGURE 462 Policy monitor scheduling Configuring a one-time policy monitor schedule Configuring an hourly policy monitor schedule Configuring a daily policy monitor schedule Configuring a weekly policy monitor schedule Configuring a monthly policy monitor schedule Editing a policy monitor Deleting a policy monitor Configuration rules Viewing a predefined configuration rule Predefined configuration rules TABLE 93 Viewing configuration rule details TABLE 94 FIGURE 463 Page Adding a configuration rule Duplicating a configuration rule Editing a configuration rule Exporting a configuration rule Importing a configuration rule Deleting a configuration rule Viewing predefined configuration conditions Adding a configuration condition FIGURE 464 Selecting a product Duplicating a configuration condition Editing a user-defined configuration condition Configuration rules Predefined conditions TABLE 95 Configuration rules 36 TABLE 95 Configuration rules Viewing a predefined configuration block TABLE 95 FIGURE 465 Adding a configuration block Duplicating a configuration block Editing a user-defined configuration block Deleting conditions and blocks Predefined blocks TABLE 96 Running a policy monitor Policy_Name FIGURE 466 Viewing a policy monitor report Page Exporting a policy monitor report Viewing historical reports for all policy monitors Viewing historical reports for a policy monitor Page Fault Management In this chapter Fault management overview Restrictions Supported IP address types Event notification Configuring e-mail notification Page Defining filters Setting up basic event filtering FIGURE 468 Setting up advanced event filtering FIGURE 469 SNMP traps Adding a trap recipient to one or more switches FIGURE 470 Removing a trap recipient from one or more switches SNMP trap forwarding FIGURE 471 Adding a trap destination FIGURE 472 Adding a new trap filter Page Event reception FIGURE 474 Adding an SNMP v3 credential FIGURE 475 TABLE 97 Adding an SNMP v1 or v2c community string FIGURE 476 Importing a new MIB into the Management application Trap customization Registering traps FIGURE 477 Unregistering a registered trap Customizing a registered trap definition Reverting the customization of a registered trap to default SNMP informs Enabling or disabling SNMP informs Syslogs Adding a syslog recipient FIGURE 478 Removing a syslog recipient Syslog forwarding Adding a syslog forwarding destination FIGURE 479 FIGURE 480 Adding a syslog filter Page Snort message forwarding Event action definitions Creating an event action definition FIGURE 482 Selecting an event for an event action Page Configuring varbind filters FIGURE 484 Selecting source address products and ports Page Configuring event action policies FIGURE 486 Editing event actions FIGURE 487 - - Special events handling Acknowledging special events FIGURE 488 FIGURE 489 Configuring event action e-mail settings FIGURE 490 - - - Creating a new event action definition by copying an existing definition Modifying an event action definition Deleting an event action definition Configuring event actions for Snort messages FIGURE 491 FIGURE 492 - - - - Pseudo events Displaying pseudo event definitions FIGURE 493 Creating pseudo event definitions Setting pseudo event policies FIGURE 494 Filtering pseudo event traps FIGURE 495 - - Creating a pseudo event definition by copying an existing definition Editing a pseudo event definition Deleting a pseudo event definition Adding a pseudo event on the escalation policy Creating an event action with a pseudo event on the escalation policy Adding a pseudo event on the resolving policy Creating an event action with a pseudo event on the resolving policy Adding a pseudo event on the flapping policy Creating an event action with a pseudo event on the flapping policy - - - - Event custom reports FIGURE 496 Defining report settings FIGURE 497 Defining the report identity FIGURE 498 Filtering a report definition Page Filtering report events by date and time FIGURE 501 Creating a new report definition by copying an existing definition Editing a report definition Deleting a report definition Event custom report schedules FIGURE 502 Adding or editing an event report schedule FIGURE 503 Event logs Viewing event logs Copying part of a log entry Copying an entire log entry Exporting the entire log E-mailing all event details from the Master Log E-mailing selected event details from the Master Log Displaying event properties from the Master Log Event logs 4. Click Close to close the Event Properties dialog box. Copying part of the Master Log Copying the entire Master Log Exporting the Master Log Filtering events in the Master Log FIGURE 504 FIGURE 505 The unnamed filter Page Packet Capture (Pcap) Configuring packet captures FIGURE 506 Page Technical Support Server and client support save Capturing Server and Client support save data Capturing Server support save data - - - Capturing Client support save data Client support save using a command line interface Capturing client support save using the CLI (Windows) Capture client support save using the CLI (Linux) Device technical support Scheduling technical support information collection Page Starting immediate technical support information collection FIGURE 508 Page Device technical support 39 Viewing the technical support repository TABLE 99 Type Default location Default naming convention Saving technical support information to another location E-mailing technical support information Copying technical support information to an external FTP server Deleting technical support files from the repository Page Page Reports Reports overview Browser requirements Viewing IP reports Exporting and saving IP reports to a file Exporting IP reports to e-mail recipients FIGURE 509 IP report contents IP Wired Products report IP Wired Products report FIGURE 510 Detailed Product Report Page Page Detailed Cluster Report Page IP Module report IP Port VLANs report IP Layer 3 VLAN report TABLE 103 TABLE 10 4 IP Subnet report TABLE 105 TABLE 106 TABLE 107 IP Address report MAC Address report TABLE 108 TABLE 109 IP Physical Ports - Realtime report IP Stacking Ports - Realtime report TABLE 110 TABLE 111 IP Physical Media - Realtime report TABLE 112 IP Deployment reports Viewing a deployment report Reports Template Manager overview Preconfigured reports User-defined reports Accessing the Report Template Manager FIGURE 511 Viewing a report FIGURE 512 Importing a report template Exporting a report template Deleting reports Report content and functions Products List report FIGURE 513 TABLE 113 Detailed Product Report FIGURE 514 TABLE 113 Page Detailed Cluster Report Page Ports Tx/Rx Ratio report Reports Template Manager overview Table 11 6 describes the fields and components of the Ports Tx/Rx Ratio report. TABLE 116 Low Traffic Ports report FIGURE 517 TABLE 117 Exporting data from the report A Application menus Dashboard main menus IP main menus Page Page Page Page Page IP shortcut menus The table below details the command options available for each component. Page Page Page Page Page B Call Home Event Tables TABLE 118 Event reason code FRU code/Event type Description Severity B TABLE 119 C Event Categories Link incident events Product status events Product audit events Security events Security events for FC devices Security events for IP devices User action events Management server events Product events IP Performance monitoring events TABLE 12 0 Page D User Privileges About user privileges TABLE 121 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page TABLE 12 2 Page Page About Roles and Access Levels About Roles and Access Levels TABLE 12 3 About Roles and Access Levels D TABLE 12 3 About Roles and Access Levels TABLE 124 E Device Properties Viewing SAN device properties Viewing Fabric properties Viewing SAN device properties TABLE 12 6 TABLE 12 5 Page TABLE 12 6 Viewing Storage properties Page Viewing iSCSI Properties dialog box Some fields may not be available for all products. Viewing port properties FIGURE 518 Depending on the port type, some of the following properties may not be available for all products. TABLE 127 Page Page IP device properties Viewing IP device and port properties Some fields are not available for all products. Page IP device properties 4. Click OK to close the dialog box. Viewing VCS fabric properties IP device properties Page Page Page Page Page Host properties Viewing adapter port properties TABLE 31 Host properties TABLE 31 Properties customization Adding a property field TABLE 31 Editing a property field Deleting a property field Editing a property field directly Page F Regular Expressions Regular Expressions TABLE 2 TABLE 3 TABLE 4 TABLE 1 Regular Expressions F TABLE 5 TABLE 6 TABLE 7 TABLE 4 Regular Expressions TABLE 8 TABLE 9 TABLE 10 TABLE 11 Regular Expressions F TABLE 12 TABLE 13 Page G CLI Templates Page Page TABLE 19 TABLE 20 TABLE 21 TABLE 22 TABLE 23 TABLE 27 TABLE 28 TABLE 29 TABLE 30 TABLE 31 TABLE 32 TABLE 33 TABLE 34 TABLE 35 TABLE 36 TABLE 37 TABLE 38 TABLE 39 TABLE 40 TABLE 41 TABLE 42 TABLE 43 TABLE 44 TABLE 45 TABLE 46 TABLE 47 TABLE 48 TABLE 49 TABLE 50 TABLE 51 TABLE 52 TABLE 53 TABLE 54 TABLE 55 TABLE 56 TABLE 57 TABLE 58 TABLE 59 TABLE 62 TABLE 63 TABLE 64 TABLE 65 TABLE 66 TABLE 68 TABLE 69 TABLE 70 TABLE 71 TABLE 72 TABLE 75 TABLE 76 TABLE 77 TABLE 78 TABLE 79 TABLE 84 TABLE 85 TABLE 86 TABLE 87 TABLE 88 TABLE 91 TABLE 92 TABLE 93 TABLE 94 TABLE 95 Page H Troubleshooting Application Configuration Wizard troubleshooting Application Configuration Wizard troubleshooting The following section states a possible issue and the recommended solution for browser errors. Browser troubleshooting Client browser troubleshooting H Client browser troubleshooting The following section states a possible issue and the recommended solution for client browser Configuration backup and restore troubleshooting Element Manager troubleshooting The following section states a possible issue and the recommended solution for Element Manager Firmware download troubleshooting The following section states a possible issue and the recommended solution for firmware download Firmware download troubleshooting H - Launch Client troubleshooting Master Log and Switch Console troubleshooting H Master Log and Switch Console troubleshooting The following section states a possible issue and the recommended solution for switch console Patch troubleshooting Patch troubleshooting The following section states a possible issue and the recommended solution for patch errors. Professional edition login troubleshooting Server troubleshooting TABLE 96 Server Management Console troubleshooting Server Management Console troubleshooting Supportsave troubleshooting H Supportsave troubleshooting The following section states a possible issue and the recommended solution for supportsave Technical support data collection troubleshooting Technical support data collection troubleshooting Wireless troubleshooting - TABLE 97 Problem Master log warning message Zoning troubleshooting The following section states some possible issues and recommended solutions for zoning errors. 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DEV_PORT_MAC_ADDR_MAP_INFO ISL_CONNECTION_INFO ISL_INFO Page ETHERNET_ISL_INFO EVENT_DETAILS_INFO EVENT_INFO FABRIC_INFO FCIP_TUNNEL_CIRCUIT_INFO FCIP_TUNNEL_INFO FCOE_DEVICE_INFO FRU_INFO GIGE_PORT_ECLOUD_LINK_INFO GIGE_PORT_INFO HBA_PORT_DETAILS_INFO Page HBA_TARGET_INFO HEALTH_STATUS_INFO HOST_DISCOVERY_REQUEST_INFO IFL_INFO ISL_INFO ISL_TRILL_INFO ISL_TRUNK_GROUP_MEMBER_INFO ISL_TRUNK_INFO L2_NEIGHBOR_INFO MAPS_EVENT_DETAILS_INFO MODULE_INFO NPORT_WWN_MAP_INFO PHANTOM_PORT_INFO PRODUCT_INFO Page Page PORT_BOTTLENECK_CONF_INFO PORT_BOTTLENECK_STAT_INFO PORT_GROUP_INFO ROLE_PRIVILEGE_INFO PORT_PROFILE_INFO PORT_PROFILE_INTERFACE_INFO PORT_PROFILE_MAC_INFO PORT_VLAN_INFO PROTOCOL_VLAN_INFO SFLOW SFLOW_MINUTE_L3_VIEW SFLOW_MINUTE_MAC_VIEW SCOM_EE_MONITOR_INFO SENSOR_INFO SMART_CARD_USAGE_INFO SWITCH_CONFIG_INFO SWITCH_DETAILS_INFO Page Page SWITCH_DISCOVERED_MAC_INFO SWITCH_PORT_INFO Page SWITCH_SNMP_INFO TIME_SERIES_DATA_INFO TIME_SERIES_DATA_VIEW Page TRILL_INFO TRILL_TRUNK_INFO USER_ROLE_RESOURCE_INFO VIRTUAL_FCOE_PORT_INFO VIRTUAL_PORT_WWN_DETAILS_INFO VM_ADDRESS_INFO VLAN_INT_CLASSIFIER_INFO VM_CONNECTIVITY_INFO Page VM_NETWORK_CONNECTIVITY_INFO Page Page VM_DATASTORE_DETAILS_INFO VM_EE_MONITOR_INFO VM_HOST_INFO VM_LUN_INFO VM_STATISTICS_INFO This view gets the FC port statistics for the VM Connectivity data. Page VR_CONN_MODULE_INFO Page VR_CONN_MODULE_PORT_INFO VR_CONN_NPIV_INFO VMM_DISCOVERED_MAC_INFO VM_VIRTUAL_ETHERNET_ADAPTER_INFO ZONE_DB_INFO AP_USAGE EVENTS SFLOW_MINUTE_BGP_VIEW SFLOW_MINUTE_VLAN_VIEW PHYSICAL_DEVICE_INFO SLOT_INFO MANAGED_ELEMENT_INFO SNMP_DATA_INFO SNMP_EXPR_DATA_INFO SNMP_DATA_VIEW Page VM_VNETWORK_INFO VCS_CLUSTER_MEMBER_INFO RESET_VCS_LICENSED TRILL_TRUNK_INFO WIRELESS_INTERFACE WIRED_INTERFACE CEE_PORT_INFO Page Page Index B Page Page Page Page L M N O P R S T U V W Z