Brocade Communications Systems IP250 specification

21 Cascaded FICON fabric

FICON configuration performs the following operations on the selected fabric:

•Turns on the insistent domain ID flag (IDID) on all switches.

•Sets High Integrity Fabric Configuration (HIFC) on the seed switch.

-Fabric-wide consistency policy (FWCP) is configured to include SCC in strict mode.

-SCC policy is created or modified to limit connectivity to only the switches in the selected fabric.

•Enables port-based routing on all switches.

•Enables In-Order Delivery (IOD) on all switches.

•Enables Dynamic Load Sharing (DLS) based on user selection and the firmware level.

NOTE

To enable DLS, all switches in the fabric must be 8 Gbps or faster and running Fabric OS 6.4 or later.

•(Optional) Turns on FICON Management Server (FMS) mode on all switches. Consider the following information when enabling FMS mode.

-If switches are running Fabric OS 7.0 and later, FMS will not be enabled unless the switches have an active CUP license.

-If switches are running Fabric OS earlier than version 7.0 and do not have a CUP license, after successful configuration, you can access the Port Connectivity (Allow/Prohibit) matrix, but the host system cannot communicate with the FICON Management Server unless you install a CUP license. If a CUP license is later installed on these switches, then FMS mode must be re-enabled on these switches.

-For logical fabrics running Fabric OS v7.1 or later, you can enable FMS mode when logical switches are configured to allow XISL use.

Configuring a cascaded FICON fabric

The FICON wizard automatically creates HIFC settings that support a cascaded FICON fabric.

1.Select Configure > FICON > Configure Fabric or right-click a fabric in the product tree and select FICON > Configure Fabric.

The Configure Cascaded FICON Fabric screen of the FICON Configuration dialog displays, as shown in Figure 261 on page 711.

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Brocade Network Advisor Brocade Communications Systems, Incorporated Title Publication number Summary of changes Date Title Publication number Summary of changes Date 53-1003056-01 Contents Installing a patch Uninstalling a patch Chapter Discovery Vii Displaying Network Object view Configurable preferencesManagement groups overview 111 181 Viewing configured usersUsers overview 182 Dashboard overview Accessing a dashboardSetting the dashboard display Dashboard toolbar 53-1003056-01 Product List toolbar IP tab overviewIP main toolbar Host Product List toolbar System requirements Viewing Call Home configurationsCall Home overview 344 Launching a Telnet session About third-party toolsStarting third-party tools from the application Launching an Telnet session from the IP tab Server Management Console overview Wireless management overviewWireless devices Launching the SMC on Windows VCS VCS mode typesLogical chassis cluster mode discovery Ethernet Fabrics view management Host Bus Adapters Host managementBrocade adapters Converged Network Adapters This chapter 481 Policy-based routing Adding policies from saved configurationsTelemetry overview Viewing existing PBR policies Fabric OS Layer 2 ACL configuration Layer 2 access control list managementIronWare Layer 2 ACL configuration Creating a Layer 2 ACL from a saved configuration Online zoning Scheduling a security configuration deploymentZoning overview Offline zoning Chapter Port Fencing 671 Chapter IP Element Manager 723 743 765 778 CLI configuration overview777 807 Configuration requirements for Vlan Manager Default VlanRemote Switched Port Analyzer Adding or modifying dual mode ports Mpls pre-configuration 843 VIP Servers overview VIP Server functions917 Chapter SSL Certificates for ServerIron Products Xxx 53-1003056-01 Chapter Power Center Chapter Policy Monitor Fault Management This chapter 1213 Configuring packet captures Chapter Technical Support Reports Product status events Dashboard main menus 1261 IP main menus IP shortcut menusLink incident events 1277 This appendix Database tables and fields1371 Xxxviii 53-1003056-01 Xxxix Wirelessinterface Wiredinterface Ceeportinfo About This Document This chapterHow this document is organized Xliv 53-1003056-01 Supported hardware and software Fabric OS hardware and software support IronWare hardware and software support Xlvii Xlviii 53-1003056-01 Xlix Network OS hardware and software support What’s new in this document Key terms Document conventionsText formatting Bold text Other industry resources Additional informationBrocade resources These references are made for informational purposes only Getting technical help Document feedback Getting Started User interface components Management server and client Logging into a server Management server and client Launching a remote client Clearing previous versions of the remote client Launching the Configuration Wizard 53-1003056-01 53-1003056-01 Viewing active sessions Select Server Active SessionsActive Sessions dialog box displays Figure To disconnect a user, complete the following steps Disconnecting usersViewing server properties Select Server Server Properties Click Close to close the Server Properties dialog box Viewing port statusManagement server and client Server Properties Field/Component Description Server and client ports TCP Tftp UDP 4431,2 Https server Json Keyboard shortcuts Accessibility features for the Management applicationAccessibility features for the Management application Menu Item or Function Keyboard Shortcut Select Server Options Setting the look and feelLook and feel customization Options dialog box displays Connecting to the database using pgAdmin PostgreSQL databaseChanging the font size PostgreSQL database Selecting File Add Server Linux version RedHat Package Manager file Odbc Data Source Administrator dialog box displaysClick the System DSN tab Click Add Suse Adding the Datasourse on Linux systems Installing the Odbc driver on Linux systemsOn the Setup psqlODBC screen click Next Save and close the odbcinst.ini file On the Select database screen, complete the following steps Testing the connection on Linux systemsExecuting SQL queries from the CLI Select the Connect to an existing database option Changing the database user password Supported open source software productsOpen Source Software License Type Lgpl HP Software Development KIT License Agreement Ireasoning BSD Open Source Software License Type Supported open source software products Installing a patch PatchesExecute the patch file for your operating system Uninstalling a patch 53-1003056-01 Uninstalling a patch Discovery IP discovery overview IP discovery overview 53-1003056-01 MIB support Configuration requirementsDiscovery of IPv6 addresses Ietf standard MIB name Required MIB object Data collected MIB-II IF-MIBBRIDGE-MIB Ietf standard MIB name Required MIB object Data collected VDX/VCS discovery ENTITY-MIBIP-MIB Mapping VCS in-band management Network OS discovery IP address formatVCS in-band management interface discovery 1000000533516242 VCS fabric rediscovery Standalone discoveryVCS fabric discovery Select File Save Seed switch failover VCS fabric split and mergeNetwork OS 2.0 device limitations Logical chassis cluster mode discovery Discover Setup IP dialog box before removal of node How the Management application handles a cluster mode change HyperEdge stack discovery Configuring IP profile discoveryDiscover Setup IP dialog box displays HyperEdge stack discovery Configuring IP profile discovery Click the Global Settings tab IP Snmp credentials Configuring IP simple discoveryConfiguring IP simple discovery Adding SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c credentials IP Snmp credentials Click the Snmp tab Adding SNMPv3 credentials HMACMD5 HmacshaCBC-DES 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 Default IP user credentials 53-1003056-01 Editing login prompt user credentials Editing enable prompt user credentials Editing enable super user credentials To edit an enable super user, complete the following steps Reordering user credentials in the list Deleting user credentials from the list IP Object identifier filters IP Object identifier filtersIncluding product types Click the OID Filter tab Excluding product types Product sysObjectID Vendor Deleting product types from the list Defining global setting preferencesDefining global setting preferences Click the Preferences tab 53-1003056-01 Configuring event-based collection Reduce the managed count by completing the following steps 53-1003056-01 Configuring a discovery profile IP discovery profilesIP discovery profiles Duplicating a discovery profile Configuring address ranges Adding Cidr subnet addresses Select Cidr Subnet from the Entry Type list Adding subnet addresses Adding IP addresses Excluding Cidr subnet addresses Excluding subnet addresses Editing address ranges Excluding IP addresses Editing Cidr subnet addresses Editing subnet addressesEditing IP addresses Scheduling discovery Configuring a one-time discovery schedule Configuring an hourly discovery schedule Configuring a daily discovery schedule Configuring a weekly discovery schedule Configuring a monthly discovery schedule Configuring a yearly discovery schedule Suspending a discovery schedule Editing a discovery scheduleTo edit a discovery schedule, complete the following steps Editing a daily discovery schedule Editing a one-time discovery scheduleEditing an hourly discovery schedule Editing a weekly discovery schedule Configuring advanced discovery profile preferences Editing a monthly discovery scheduleEditing a yearly discovery schedule IP discovery profiles Deleting a discovery profile Creating a discovery address fileStarting discovery manually Viewing discovery status Starting discovery automaticallyStopping discovery To view discovery status, complete the following steps Viewing discovery reports Mailing discovery reports Exporting discovery reports Viewing the discovery logClick Discovery Log Individual IP device discovery Adding an IP device to discoveryIndividual IP device discovery HMACMD5 Click the SNMPv3 Read Only tab Click the SNMPv1/v2c Read/Write tab Editing IP device discovery Click the SNMPv1/v2c Read Only tabClick the Read/Write Credentials tab Click the SNMPv3 Read/Write tab Click the SNMPv1/v2c Read/Write. tab Click the SNMPv1/v2c Read Only tab Click the Port Config Credentials tab 53-1003056-01 Discovering Hosts by Network address or host name Host discoveryDeleting IP devices from discovery Select Discover Host Adapters Host discovery Importing Hosts from a CSV file Click Close on the Discover Host Adapters dialog box Host discovery Importing Hosts from a Fabric Importing Hosts from a VM manager Host discovery Editing Host adapter credentials To edit Host credentials, complete the following steps Deleting a host adapter from discovery Removing a host from active discoveryRediscovering a previously discovered fabric Click Discover Troubleshooting host discovery Viewing the host discovery stateIconDescription Discovering a VM manager VM Manager discoveryVM Manager discovery requirements Select Discover VM Managers Clear to disable vSphere client plug-in registration VM Manager discovery Editing a VM manager Click Close on the Discover VM Managers dialog boxTo edit VM manager discovery, complete the following steps Removing a VM manager from active discovery Excluding a host from VM manager discoveryIncluding a host in VM manager discovery Rediscovering a previously discovered VM manager Deleting a VM manager from discovery Viewing the VM manager discovery state Troubleshooting VM manager discovery IP RediscoveryRediscovering IP devices Rediscovering IP devices from the Product List Click Rediscover Enabling password validation on rediscovery Rediscovering a group Management Groups Management groups overviewDisplaying Network Object view Product group overview Static product groups Creating a static product group Editing a static product group Product group overview Duplicating a static product group Dynamic product groups Creating a dynamic product group Userdefinedproperty1 up to Select Value or Regular Expression from the Type list Editing a dynamic product group Duplicating a dynamic product group Viewing product group properties Viewing test resultsProduct Group Properties dialog box displays Products tab Click OK to close the dialog boxProperties tab Performance list Creating a port group Port GroupsDeleting a product group Port Groups Editing a port group Duplicating a port group Viewing port group properties Ports tab Deleting a port group Application Configuration Configurable preferences Server Data backup Configuring backup What is backed up?Management server backup Select Server Backup in the Category list 130 53-1003056-01 Enabling backup Changing the backup interval Disabling backupViewing the backup status Clear the Enable Backup check box Click Apply or OK Starting immediate backup Reviewing backup eventsSelect Server Backup in the Category list Click Backup Now Server Data restore Restoring data SAN data collection Restoring data to a new server 136 53-1003056-01 Product communication protocols IcmpSnmp Netconf FTP Event storage settings Product communication protocols Event storage settingsConfiguring event storage To configure event storage, complete the following steps Storing historical events purged from repository Flyover settingsConfiguring flyovers Select Event Storage in the Category list Properties table Options dialog box Flyovers pane, Connection tab Name settings Turning flyovers on or offViewing flyovers Select Configure Names Fixing duplicate namesClick Fix Duplicates Name settings Select one of the following options Configure Names dialog box displays FigureViewing names Adding a name to an existing device Adding a name to a new device Applying a name to a detached WWNClick Apply Names Exporting names Removing a name from a deviceEditing names Click Export To import names, complete the following steps Importing NamesSearching for a device by name Click Import Miscellaneous security settings Searching for a device by WWN Configuring the server name Configuring login securitySelect Security Misc in the Category list Disabling the login banner Syslog Registration settingsConfiguring the login banner display Registering a server as a Syslog recipient automatically Snmp Trap Registration settings Configuring the Syslog listing port numberRegistering a server as a Snmp trap recipient automatically Configuring Snmp v1 and v2c credentials Snmp Trap forwarding credential settingsConfiguring the Snmp trap listing port number Snmp Trap forwarding credential settings Configuring Snmp v3 credentials Software Configuration Configuring the server IP addressClient/Server IP 156 53-1003056-01 Configuring an explicit server IP address Configuring the application to use dual network cards Click OK on the Login Banner Software Configuration You can configure the following preferences for IP productsIP preferences Configuring change manager preferences Configuring custom report preferences Configuring deployment preferencesConfiguring deployment report preferences Configuring Mpls management preferences Configuring IP device manager preferencesConfiguring image repository preferences Configuring Mpls polling service preferences Configuring sFlow accounting preferences Configuring name service preferencesConfiguring polling service preferences Configuring sFlow data collector preferences Configuring sFlow monitoring preferences Configuring SSL certificates preferences Configuring Snmp preferences Configuring syslog file reader preferencesConfiguring Tftp preferences Memory allocation settings Configuring memory allocation settings Server Heap Size Configuring asset polling Product communication settings Configuring SAN communicationViewing the network size status Configuring the preferred IP format Select the Connect using Http optionSelect the Connect using Https Http over SSL only option Configuring IP communication FTP/SCP/SFTP server settings Http Accessing the FTP server folder Configuring an internal FTP server Configuring an internal SCP or Sftp server Configuring an external FTP, SCP, or Sftp server Select the Use External FTP Server and/or SCP Server option Select Sftp from the Preferred Protocol Secured list Testing the FTP, SCP, and Sftp serverSelect SCP from the Preferred Protocol Secured list Select FTP/SCP/SFTP in the Category list Server port settings Configuring the server portTo configure server settings, complete the following steps Select Support Mode in the Category list Support mode settingsConfiguring support mode settings Options dialog box displays Figure Configuring the server log file purge limit Fips Support User Account Management Users overview Select Server Users Viewing configured usersTo view configured users, complete the following steps Users dialog box displays Click the Users tab, if necessary 183 184 53-1003056-01 User accounts User accountsCreating a new user account To create a new user account, complete the following steps 186 53-1003056-01 Editing a user account Copying a user account Copying and pasting user preferences Disabling a user account Unlocking a user account Enabling a user accountDeleting a user account To re-activate a user account, complete the following steps Roles RolesCreating a new role To create a new role, complete the following steps Editing a role Copying a role Deleting a role Adding privileges to a roleTo delete a role, complete the following steps Areas of responsibility Removing privileges from a roleAreas of responsibility Creating an AOR Editing an AOR Copying an AOR Deleting an AOR Assigning products to an AOR Removing products from an AOR Password policiesConfiguring a password policy Users dialog box displays Click the Policy tab 199 Viewing password policy violators Assigning roles and AORs to an AD group Authentication Server Groups on the Management serverClick the Authentication Server Groups tab Click View Policy Violators Removing roles and AORs from an AD group Loading an AD groupTo load an AD group, complete the following steps Open the Active Directory Users and Computers console Deleting an AD groupCreating an AD user account Close the Active Directory Users and Computers dialog box Configuring roles and AORs on the external Ldap server Assigning an AD user to an AD groupDefining user accounts on the external Ldap server User profiles Click OK Close the Management consoleSelect Start Run Type adsiedit.msc and press Enter Select Server User Profile User profiles Configure CLI credentialsViewing your user profile Click OK on the User Profile dialog box User profiles Changing your passwordEditing your user profile To edit your user profile, complete the following steps Viewing your password policy To view your password policy, complete the following steps Configuring CLI credentials Resetting optional messagesConfiguring e-mail notification Click Optional Messages Reset Configuring the CLI credential policy Dashboard Management Dashboard overview 212 53-1003056-01 Dashboard toolbar Toolbar Dashboard messages Dashboards expand navigation bar Accessing a dashboard General dashboard functions Filtering the dashboards list Creating a user-defined dashboard Setting the dashboard display Deleting a user-defined dashboardCustomizing the dashboard widgets and monitors 218 53-1003056-01 Exporting the dashboard display Printing the dashboard displayAttaching and detaching the Dashboard tab Setting the network scope Creating a customized network scope Setting the data display time frame Editing a user-defined network scopeDeleting a user-defined network scope Default dashboards Product Status and Traffic dashboardIP Port Health Access Point Status widget Status widgetsStatus widgets Customizing the Access Point Status widget Color Type Events widget ColorSeverity Accessing additional data from the Events widget Customizing the Events widget Host Adapter Inventory widget Customizing the Host Adapter Inventory widget IP Inventory widget Accessing additional data from the IP Inventory widget Customizing the IP Inventory widget IP Status widget displays the device status as a pie chart IP Status widget Accessing additional data from the IP Status widget Viewing additional IP product data Fabric Watch widgets Status widgetFabric Watch widgets Out of Range Violations widget Port Health Violations widget Customizing the Out of Range Violations widget Customizing the Port Health Violations widget Accessing additional data from the widget Performance monitorsMonitor title Description Data collectors Performance monitors Preconfigure performance monitors Displaying monitors on the Performance DashboardClick the Customize Dashboard icon Top Port Alignment Errors monitor Accessing additional data from top or bottom port monitorsPerformance monitors Click OK Top Port C3 Discards monitor Performance monitors Top Port C3 Discards RX to monitor Top Port CRC Errors monitor 243 Top Port Discards monitor Top Port Encode Error Out monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port Discards monitor Top Port Errors monitor Top Port Errors monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port Errors monitor Top Port Overflow Errors monitor Top Port Runtime Errors monitor Top Port Receive EOF monitor Top Port Sync Losses monitor Top Port Too Long Errors monitor Top Port Traffic monitor Top Port Underflow Errors monitor Accessing additional data from the Top Port Traffic monitor Top Port Utilization Percentage monitor 255 Bottom Port Utilization Percentage monitor Top Product CPU Utilization monitor Top Product Memory Utilization monitor Top Product Response Time monitor Top Product Temperature monitor 261 Top Products with Unused Ports monitor Editing a preconfigured performance monitor User-defined performance monitors Monitor typesMeasures Top or bottom product performance monitors Top or bottom port performance monitors Distribution performance monitors User-defined performance monitors Port measures types Accessing additional data from the Distribution monitors Time series performance monitors Top sFlows performance monitors Configuring a user-defined product performance monitorAccessing additional data from the sFlow monitors Add Performance Dashboard Monitor dialog box displays 271 Adding targets to a user-defined performance monitor Click OK on the Add Performance Dashboard Monitor dialog box Configuring a user-defined port performance monitor Performance Dashboard Monitor Targets dialog box displays 274 53-1003056-01 Configuring a user-defined sFlow performance monitor MAC Vlan Viewing product distribution data details Viewing port distribution data details Configuring a monitor from a performance graph View Management Utilization Legend IP tab overview IP main toolbar Main toolbar Product List toolbar Host Product List toolbar Topology Map toolbar Host topology map toolbar IP Product List Topology Map Product List functions 286 53-1003056-01 Master Log IP tab overview Topology keyboard shortcutsKeyboard Shortcut Description Minimap Anchoring or floating the Minimap Status bar Resizing the Minimap Icon legend IP product icons Vlan Host product iconsIcon legend CNA IP product status icons IP group iconsIP port icons Event icons Zooming Customizing the main windowZooming in and out of the Connectivity Map Customizing the main window Zooming out Exporting the topologyCustomizing application tables Displaying columns Changing the order of columns Copying table information Resizing the columnsSorting table information Exporting table information Searching for information in a table Product List customizationAdding a property label Expanding and collapsing tables Editing a property label Deleting a property label Search Searching for a device Restricting a search by node Clearing search results Address FinderSearching for an exact match Address Finder Finding IP addresses Select Tools Address FinderAddress Finder dialog box displays 303 Finding MAC addresses 305 IP topology view manager Network Objects view Network Object view functions Filtering devices in the Network Objects Product List Clearing the Network Objects Product List filterNetwork Objects view IP Topology view L2 Topology viewIP Topology view STP/RSTP topology Ethernet Fabrics viewVlan Topology view Ethernet Fabrics view Viewing STP/RSTP topology ElementDescription Vlan Topology view STP/RSTP Topology map elements Generating an STP/RSTP ReportExporting an STP/RSTP Report Element Description Host Topology view Mailing an STP/RSTP ReportHost Topology view Click Save 314 53-1003056-01 IP topology map components Topology map elementsIP topology map components Icon Description Products LogicalConnections Viewing flyovers on the topology map Topology map layout Organic Orthogonal Orthogonal Merge Lines Hierarchical Selecting a topology map layout CircularFree Form Creating a customized layout Creating customized topology links Customizing the Topology Map Adding a background image to a map Deleting a background image from the library Click OK on the Topology Background Map dialog box Printing a map Select Portrait or Landscape from the Orientation area Port actions Enabling port actions Disabling port actions Displaying port properties for an attached devicePort actions Accessing performance monitoring 330 53-1003056-01 MRP Topology MRP Topology overview Viewing a MRP Topology map Viewing a MRP ring Master Error Viewing a MRP ring MRP Topology map elements Configuring the application to show a dashed line Selecting a topology map layout 336 53-1003056-01 337 Creating a customized layout Customizing the MRP Topology map Click the Starting Point rowEnter the ring ID, for example, Ring Refreshing MRP Topology data Viewing MRP propertiesClick Close on the MRP Topology Options dialog box 341 Viewing MRP properties Call Home Call Home Viewing Call Home configurations System requirements 346 347 Showing a Call Home center Showing a Call Home centerHiding a Call Home center To show a Call Home center, complete the following steps Editing a Call Home center Editing the IBM Call Home centerClick Edit Centers beneath the Call Home Centers list Primary Connection field Backup Connection fieldEditing an e-mail Call Home center Click Edit Centers beneath the Call Home Centers table Enter a user name in the Smtp Server Settings Username field Enter a password in the Smtp Server Settings Password field Call Home alert e-mail messages  Fcip Editing the EMC Call Home center Editing the HP LAN Call Home center To enable a Call Home center, complete the following steps Enabling a Call Home centerEnabling supportSave Disabling a Call Home center Testing the Call Home center connectionTesting the Call Home center connection Select Monitor Event Notification Call Home Viewing Call Home status Viewing Call Home status Removing all devices and filters from a Call Home center Assigning a device to the Call Home centerRemoving a device from a Call Home center Assigning a device to the Call Home center Defining an event filter To define an event filter, complete the following stepsClick OK on the Call Home Event Filter dialog box Assigning an event filter to a Call Home center Assigning an event filter to a deviceAssigning an event filter to a Call Home center Overwriting an assigned event filter Removing all event filter from a Call Home centerOverwriting an assigned event filter Removing an event filter from a device Searching for an assigned event filterRemoving an event filter from a device Searching for an assigned event filter Third-party tools About third-party toolsStarting third-party tools from the application Launching an Telnet session from the IP tab Launching a Telnet sessionLaunching an Element Manager Select Tools Product Menu ToolName Launching HCM Agent Select Configure Element Manager HCM. HCM Agent displaysSelect Tools Setup Adding a tool Entering the server IP address of a tool Adding an option to the Tools menu Changing an option on the Tools menu Removing an option from the Tools menu Adding an option to a device’s shortcut menu Changing an option on a device’s shortcut menu Removing an option from a device’s shortcut menu 374 53-1003056-01 Server Management Console Server Management Console overviewLaunching the SMC on Windows Services tab Services tabMonitoring and managing Management application services Launching the SMC on Linux Refreshing the server status Stopping all servicesStopping the Cimom services Click Stop Cimom Changing the database password Starting all servicesRestarting all services Click Change Database Password Ports tab Viewing server port numbers AAA Settings tab AAA Settings tabConfiguring Radius server authentication Select Radius Server from the Primary Authentication list Configuring a Radius server Local Database Configuring Ldap server authentication Select Ldap Server from the Primary Authentication list Configuring an Ldap server Configuring TACACS+ server authentication For Primary Authentication, select TACACS+ Server Configuring a TACACS+ server Configuring Common Access Card authentication Select CAC from the Primary Authentication list Configuring switch authentication For Primary Authentication, select Switch Configuring Windows authentication For Primary Authentication, select Windows Domain For Primary Authentication, select Local Database Configuring local database authenticationDisplaying the client authentication audit trail Authentication Audit Trail log displays Restoring the database Restore tabTechnical Support Information tab Capturing technical support information HCM Upgrade tab To upgrade HCM, complete the following stepsUpgrading HCM on the Management server SMI Agent Configuration Tool SMI Agent Configuration Tool Select the HCM Upgrade tab Launching the Smia configuration tool on Windows SMI Agent Configuration ToolManagement Console dialog box Launching the Smia configuration tool on Unix Smia Configuration Tool dialog box Launching a remote Smia configuration tool Service Location Protocol SLP supportSmia Configuration Tool dialog box displays Slptool commands SLP on Unix systems SLP file locations on Unix systems SLP on Windows systems SLP file locations on Windows systems Authentication tab Home tab Click the Authentication tab Authentication tab Configuring Cimom server authentication Configuring the SMI Agent port number Cimom tab Configuring the Cimom Bind Network Address Configuring the Cimom log Certificate Management tab To import a certificate, complete the following stepsClick the Certificate Management tab Viewing a certificate Exporting a certificate Summary tab Deleting a certificate SMI Agent Configuration Tool Click the Summary tab Log Level Managed PortsLicensed Ports 412 53-1003056-01 Wireless Management Wireless management overview Wireless devices Wireless device discoveryDevice Name Firmware required Wireless devices on the dashboard Wireless devices on the dashboard Element Manager Wireless device propertiesView management View management Browser and system requirements Launching the Element Manager Configuration repository and backup management Launching a Telnet session CLI configuration management Save and close the file Cluster mode Vlan management Fault management Performance managementPolicy Monitors AP Products report Location StatusFirmware version Contact 424 53-1003056-01 VCS Management VCS VCS mode types Fabric cluster mode Ethernet Fabrics view management Logical chassis cluster mode discoveryLogical chassis cluster operations This section contains these topics 428 53-1003056-01 429 Serial firmware update and activation for Network OS devices Support for Network OS VDX 2740 embedded switch Network OS Static product group VCS product groupsPort profiles Dynamic product group Ampp characteristics Life of a port profilePort profile Vlan profile QoS profile Ampp events and behavior Ampp event Applicable behavior and failures Port profile configuration using the management application Assigning MAC addresses to a port profile Click Add Assign MACs dialog box displays Managing offline MAC addressesRelated topics Click Add Offline MACs Comparing port profiles Profile Comparison Summary dialog box Vlan Settings Profile Comparison Summary listProfile Properties FCoE Settings QoS SettingsACL Settings Deploying port profiles System Monitor support on Network OS VDX platforms FRU monitoring System thresholds Alert notificationsResource monitoring Port statistics monitoring SFP parameter monitoringSecurity monitoring SFP parameter Description Suggested SFP impact Interface error types Tracing Ethernet fabric routes Select Monitor Diagnostics TracerouteEthernet fabric traceroute To diagnose traceroute, you can do either of the following Source address format Condition TCP UDP Ethernet fabric traceroute Trace Route example Request Source port number Destination port number Exporting diagnostic data Browse to the directory where you want to save the data 450 53-1003056-01 Host Management Host management Following sections describe the three Brocade adapter types Brocade adaptersHost Bus Adapters Model number Description Converged Network Adapters Fabric Adapters HCM software AnyIOTM technologyHCM software HCM features Adding a VM Manager Host adapter discoveryVM Manager Click Add on the Discover VM Managers dialog box HCM and Management application support on ESXi systems Deleting a VM ManagerESXi CIM listener ports Adding host adapter credentials for ESXi Add Host Adapters dialog box Adapter software Select Host Adapter Software from the Configure menuAdapter software Select CIM server ESXi only as the Contact option Driver repository Importing a driver into the repository Boot image repository Deleting a driver file from the repository Importing a boot image into the repository Boot Image Management dialog box Downloading a boot image to a selected host Click Import on the Boot Image Repository dialog box Deleting a boot image from the repository Bulk port configurationConfiguring host adapter ports Backing up boot image files Click Add on the Configure Host Adapter Ports dialog box Adding a port configurationBulk port configuration Add Port Configuration dialog box, shown in , displays 466 53-1003056-01 Adapter Port Configuration Status dialog box displays Duplicating a port configuration Configuring FAWWNs on switch portsEditing a port configuration Deleting a port configuration Select Configure Fabric Assigned WWN. or Enabling the Fawwn feature on a switch or AG portsDisabling the Fawwn feature on a switch or AG ports Click Start to save the changes to the switch Auto-assigning a Fawwn to a switch or AG port Manually assigning a Fawwn to a switch or AG portModifying a Fawwn on a switch or AG port Deleting a Fawwn from a switch or AG port FAWWNs on attached AG ports Deleting AG port FAWWNs Moving an AG port Fawwn across switchesAdding AG port FAWWNs Click the Attached AG Ports tab Role-based access control Role-based access controlHost adapter administrator privileges Host adapter management privileges Host performance management FC port measures HBA port measures CNA port measures Host security authentication Host security authentication Counters Host security authentication Host fault management SupportSave on adaptersAdapter events Host fault management Filtering event notificationsSyslog forwarding Backup support Configuring backup to a hard driveSelect the Include FTP Root directory check box Select the Enable Backup check box Click Apply or OK Fibre Channel over Ethernet FCoE overview Dcbx protocol Enhanced Ethernet featuresEnhanced Ethernet features Enhanced Transmission Selection Ethernet link layer protocols supported FCoE protocols supportedEthernet jumbo frames FCoE protocols Saving running configurations Copying switch configurations to selected switchesFCoE licensing Saving running configurations DCB configuration management Device type Configuration possibilities DCB map and Traffic Class map Switch policiesSwitch policies Lldp profiles DCB configuration Minimum DCB configuration for FCoE trafficDCB configuration Select Configure DCB Creating a DCB map to carry the LAN and SAN traffic Configuring Lldp To configure LLDP, complete the following steps To configure the DCB interface, complete the following steps Select Assign the Global Configuration Select Configure Element Manager AdminCreating the FCoE Vlan to carry FCoE traffic Save the running-config file to the startup-config file Adding a LAGApply the Vlan classifier group to the DCB interface L2 Mode Select Access or Trunk Click Add LAG or Edit LAGAdd LAG or Edit LAG dialog box displays, as shown in Figure Editing a DCB switch Editing a DCB port 497 Editing a LAG 499 Enabling a DCB port or LAG QoS configuration Deleting a LAG Off Strict priority No bandwidth % configuration AllowedCreating a DCB map Priority group ID 503 Editing a DCB map Deleting a DCB map QoS configuration Assigning a DCB map to a port or link aggregation group Creating a Traffic Class map Editing a Traffic Class mapSelect Traffic Class from the Map Type list Deleting a Traffic Class map FCoE provisioning Changing the Vlan ID on the default FCoE mapFCoE provisioning Select Traffic Class in the Map Type list Enabling or disabling the FCoE map on the port Vlan classifier configuration Adding a Vlan classifier rule Vlan classifier configuration 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 FCoELLDP-DCBX configuration 515 Editing an Lldp profile Deleting an Lldp profile 802.1x authentication 802.1x authenticationAssigning an Lldp profile to a port or ports in a LAG Setting 802.1x parameters for a port Enabling 802.1x authenticationDisabling 802.1x authentication 16 802.1x authentication 519 Switch, port, and LAG deployment Deploying DCB product, port, and LAG configurationsSwitch, port, and LAG deployment Deploy to Ports dialog box 522 53-1003056-01 523 Network OS switches in VCS mode Viewing switches in VCS mode Network OS switches in VCS modeSupported VCS platforms Viewing QoS parameters on the Network OS switch Viewing FCoE parameters on the Network OS switch Vlan Classifiers Viewing LLDP-DCBX parameters on the Network OS switchAvailable Rules Lldp Profiles list Viewing ports in VCS mode Viewing the 802.1x parameter on the Network OS switchViewing port parameters on the Network OS switch port Viewing QoS parameters on the Network OS switch port QoS DCB parameters on the Network OS switch portQoS-DCB Viewing FCoE parameters on the Network OS switch port QoS non-DCB parameters on the Network OS switch portQoS Non-DCB Viewing LLDP-DCBX parameters on the Network OS switch port Viewing the 802.1x parameter on the Network OS switch port Re-authentication Interval sec Viewing LAGs in VCS modeViewing LAG parameters on the Network OS switch LAG Port Control Type Viewing QoS parameters on the Network OS switch LAGQoS DCB parameters on the Network OS switch LAG Minimum Links Viewing FCoE parameters on the Network OS switch LAG QoS non-DCB parameters on the Network OS switch LAG Viewing LLDP-DCBX parameters on the Network OS switch LAG Enable LLDP-DCBX check box Generating a real-time performance graph from the SAN tab DCB performanceReal-time performance graph DCB performance Historical performance graph Generating a real-time performance graph from the IP tabGenerating a historical performance graph Generating a historical performance report FCoE login groupsHistorical performance report Historical Performance Graph dialog box displays 539 Adding an FCoE login group FCoE login groups Editing an FCoE login group FCoE login groups Click OKFCoE Login Group Confirmation and Status dialog displays Deleting one or more FCoE login groups Disabling the FCoE login management feature on a switchSelect a group from the Login Groups list and click Delete Virtual FCoE port configuration Virtual FCoE port configurationEnabling the FCoE login management feature on a switch Viewing virtual FCoE ports Clearing a stale entry Select the Virtual FCoE Ports tabVirtual FCoE Ports tab displays, as shown in Figure 545 546 53-1003056-01 Telemetry Telemetry overviewPolicy-based routing Viewing existing PBR policies 549 Adding a new policy Adding rules to a policy 551 Adding policies from saved configurations Editing a policyEditing a rule Deleting a policy or rule Deploying a PBR policy on demand Saving a PBR policy deployment Click OK on the Deploy to Products PBR dialog boxSelect Save deployment only Scheduling a PBR policy deployment Configuring a one-time deployment schedule Configuring an hourly deployment schedule Configuring a daily deployment schedule Configuring a weekly deployment scheduleConfiguring a monthly deployment schedule ACL Accounting Resetting ACL countersConfigure Security ACL Accounting Enabling or disabling ACL accounting Port Selection Layer 2/3 ACL dialog box displays Viewing ACL countersSelect the Clear all counters on device check box Click OK on the Port Selection Layer 2/3 ACL dialog box 560 53-1003056-01 Layer 2 access control list management Security ManagementSecurity overview IronWare Layer 2 ACL configuration Creating a Layer 2 ACL configuration IronWareAdd Layer 2 ACL Configuration dialog box displays MAC Editing a Layer 2 ACL configuration IronWare Click OK on the Add Layer 2 ACL Configuration dialog box Copying a Layer 2 ACL configuration IronWare 566 53-1003056-01 567 Clearing Layer 2 ACL assignments IronWare Select the Clear ACL Assignment option Fabric OS Layer 2 ACL configuration Creating a standard Layer 2 ACL configuration Fabric OSDeviceName Layer 2 ACL Configuration dialog box displays Editing a standard Layer 2 ACL configuration Fabric OS Copying a standard Layer 2 ACL configuration Fabric OSClick OK on the Edit Layer 2 ACL Configuration dialog box Creating an extended Layer 2 ACL configuration Fabric OS Select Extended from the Type list 572 53-1003056-01 Editing an extended Layer 2 ACL configuration Fabric OS Copying an extended Layer 2 ACL configuration Fabric OS 574 53-1003056-01 Clearing Layer 2 ACL assignments Fabric OS Creating a Layer 2 ACL from a saved configuration Deleting a Layer 2 ACL configuration from the applicationDeleting a Layer 2 ACL configuration from the switch Network OS Layer 2 ACL configuration Viewing Layer 2 ACL configuration on a fabric Network OS Viewing Layer 2 ACL configuration on a device Network OS Viewing Layer 2 ACL configuration on an interface Network OS Layer 3 access control list policy Click OK on the Port Selection Layer 2 ACL dialog box Creating a standard L3 ACL configuration Layer 3 access control list policy Add L3 ACL Configuration dialog box displays Creating a L3 ACL from a saved configuration Click OK on the Add L3 ACL Configuration dialog box Editing a standard L3 ACL configuration Edit L3 ACL Configuration dialog box displaysClick OK on the Edit L3 ACL Configuration dialog box Click OK on the Duplicate L3 ACL Configuration dialog box Copying a standard L3 ACL configurationCreating an extended L3 ACL configuration Click Duplicate 586 53-1003056-01 Editing an extended L3 ACL configuration L3 ACL Advanced Settings dialog box displays Copying an extended L3 ACL configuration 589 Creating an IPv6 L3 ACL configuration Add L3 ACL IPv6 Configuration dialog box displays Click OK on the Add L3 ACL IPv 6 Configuration dialog box Editing an IPv6 L3 ACL configuration Copying an IPv6 L3 ACL configuration Deleting a L3 ACL configuration Assigning a L3 ACL configuration to an interfaceClick OK on the DeviceName L3 ACL Configuration dialog box 595 Clearing L3 ACL assignments Configuring the ACL configuration type and operations Configuring hit statistics Configuring L3 ACL advanced settings 599 600 53-1003056-01 3qosp3time-exceeded Network configuration Viewing existing networksTo view all existing networks, complete the following steps Layer 3 access control list policy Click the Networks tab Creating a network Editing a network Copying a network Deleting a network Network group configuration Viewing existing network groups To create a network group, complete the following steps Creating a network groupReview the List of Network Groups table Click the Network Groups tab Editing a network group To edit a network group, complete the following steps Copying a network group To copy a network group, complete the following steps Click OK on the Duplicate Network Group dialog box Service configuration Deleting a network groupTo delete a network group, complete the following steps Viewing existing services Creating a service TCP UDP Editing a service Copying a service Deleting a service Click the Service Groups tab Service group configurationViewing existing service groups Review the List of Service Groups table Creating a service group To create a service group, complete the following stepsClick Add Add Service Group dialog box displays Editing a service group To edit a service, complete the following steps Copying a service group To copy a service, complete the following stepsClick OK on the Duplicate Service Group dialog box Media Access Control MAC filter management Deleting a service groupMedia Access Control MAC filter management Creating a MAC filter configuration Add MAC Filter dialog box Creating a MAC filter from a saved configuration Click OK on the MAC Filter Saved Configurations dialog box Editing a MAC filter Copying a MAC filter 626 53-1003056-01 Deleting a MAC filter Assigning MAC filters Adding a MAC filter configuration to an interface Clearing MAC filter assignments Security configuration deployment Security configuration deployment Deploying a security configuration on demand Saving a security configuration deployment Click OK on the Deploy to Products Layer 2 ACL dialog box Scheduling a security configuration deployment Deploy to Product/Ports dialog box Edit Layer 2 ACL Configuration dialog box displays Select an ACL in the list and click Edit 634 53-1003056-01 635 636 53-1003056-01 Zoning Zoning overview Online zoning Green Zone Offline zoning Zoning naming conventions Zone database size Zoning configurationConfiguring zoning Zone database size Creating a zone Viewing zone propertiesClick New Zone Zoning configuration Select Save to Switch from the Zone DB Operation listAdding members to a zone Creating a member in a zone Removing a member from a zoneClick New Member Renaming a zone Deleting a zone Duplicating a zone Customizing the zone member display Enabling or disabling the default zone for fabricsSelect Configure Zoning Fabric Click Zoning Policies Creating a zone alias Editing a zone aliasClick New Alias Removing an object from a zone alias Deleting a zone alias Exporting zone aliasesRenaming a zone alias Click Export Alias Creating a zone configuration Click New ConfigurationDuplicating a zone alias Removing a zone from a zone configuration Viewing zone configuration propertiesAdding zones to a zone configuration Zone Configuration Properties dialog box displays Activating a zone configuration Click Activate Deactivating a zone configuration Click the Active Zone Configuration tabClick Deactivate Renaming a zone configuration Deleting a zone configuration Duplicating a zone configuration Creating an offline zone database Deleting an offline zone database Select Delete from the Zone DB Operation list Refreshing a zone database Merging fabricsSelect Refresh from the Zone DB Operation list Merging two zone databases Select Compare from the Zone DB Operation list Creating a common active zone configuration in two fabrics You cannot export an online zone database Saving a zone database to a switchExporting an offline zone database Select an offline zone database from the Zone DB list Zoning administration Importing an offline zone databaseRolling back changes to the offline zone database Comparing zone databases To compare two zone databases, complete the following steps Managing zone configuration comparison alerts Setting change limits on zoning activation Clearing the fabric zone database Select Clear All from the Zone DB Operation list Removing all user names from a zone databaseFinding a member in one or more zones Select Undo CheckOut from the Zone DB Operation list Finding zones in a zone configuration Finding a zone configuration member in the zones listFinding a zone member in the potential member list Listing zone members Listing un-zoned members Removing an offline device Replacing zone membersClick OK on the Offline Device Management dialog box Replacing an offline device by WWN Replacing an offline device by name 670 53-1003056-01 Port Fencing About port fencing Viewing port fencing configurations About port fencing 673 Thresholds C3 Discard Frames threshold Invalid CRCs threshold Link Reset thresholdProtocol error threshold Invalid words threshold Adding a C3 Discard Frames threshold Adding thresholdsState Change threshold Adding thresholds Port Fencing dialog box Add C3 Discard Frames Threshold dialog box displays Adding an Invalid CRCs threshold Add Invalid CRCs Threshold dialog box displays Adding an Invalid Words threshold Add Invalid Words Threshold dialog box displays Adding a Link Reset threshold Add Link Reset Threshold dialog box displays Adding a Protocol Error threshold Select Protocol Error from the Violation Type listAdd Protocol Error Threshold dialog box displays Adding a State Change threshold Add State Change Threshold dialog box displays Assigning thresholds Unblocking a port Avoiding port fencing inheritance Editing thresholds Editing a C3 Discard Frames thresholdClick OK on the Edit C3 Discard Frames Threshold dialog box Editing thresholds Editing an Invalid CRCs thresholdEditing an Invalid Words threshold Click OK on the Edit Invalid CRCs Threshold dialog box Click OK on the Edit Link Reset Threshold dialog box Editing a Link Reset thresholdEditing a Protocol Error threshold Click OK on the Edit Invalid Words Threshold dialog box Click OK on the Edit Protocol Error Threshold dialog box Editing a State Change threshold Finding assigned thresholds Viewing thresholdsViewing all thresholds on a specific Fabric OS device Removing thresholds Removing thresholds from individual objects Removing thresholds from the thresholds table Removing thresholds Ficon configurations Ficon Environments Configuring a switch for Ficon operation Planning the configurationConfiguring a switch for Ficon operation 697 Configuring the switch Select Discover Fabrics Click Add License Click Download 701 Configuring Ficon display Configuring an Allow/Prohibit Matrix 703 Click Manual Allow/Prohibit Configuring an Allow/Prohibit Matrix manuallyClick Analyze Zone Conflicts Manual Allow/Prohibit dialog box displays, as shown in on Click OK on the Manual Allow/Prohibit dialog box Copying an Allow/Prohibit Matrix configuration Save As/Duplicate dialog box displays, as shown in on 707 Activating an Allow/Prohibit Matrix configuration Activating an Allow/Prohibit Matrix configurationDeleting an Allow/Prohibit Matrix configuration Confirmation message displays, as shown in on Changing window arrangement Changing the Allow/Prohibit Matrix displayCascaded Ficon fabric Clearing port names Configuring a cascaded Ficon fabric Cascaded Ficon fabric Cascaded Ficon fabric merge Enabling DLS 713 Merging two cascaded Ficon fabrics Set up merge options screen displays Resolving merge conflicts Specify the Cable length between switch portsRange is form 10 through 500 km. The default is 50 km TOV 717 Port Groups dialog box displays, as shown in on Select Configure Port GroupsViewing port groups To view port groups, complete the following steps To edit a port group, complete the following steps Swapping blades Swapping blades Click OK 721 722 53-1003056-01 IP Element Manager Element Manager overviewElement Manager CLI Accessing the IP Element Manager CLI Element Manager CLI Element Manager interface overview Accessing the Element Manager interfaceSelect Configure Element Manager GUI Element Manager interface overview Port Count Switch propertiesSerial # Build Label 727 Element Manager toolbar Properties dialog box Ports tab Displaying port properties Temperature Tx Bias Current Tx PowerRx Power Port Mode Comparing physical port properties Comparing physical and virtual port propertiesYou can compare physical and virtual port properties Comparing physical and virtual port properties Status indicator icons SearchTable capabilities Historical performance monitoring Performance dataReal-time performance monitoring Real Time Graph/Table Historical Graph/Table Configure dialog box Configuring VlanResetting port counters Management Module switchover Enable or DisableChanging the standby Management Module to active Switch Fabric Module MR Switch Over Status dialog box Configuring port mirroring Port mirroringPort mirroring Select Configure Port Mirroring Adding a port to port mirroringEditing a port in port mirroring Configuring sFlow in Element Manager SFlowDeleting a port from port mirroring Web Management interface Accessing the Web Management interfaceSelect Configure Element Manager Web Web Management interface Select Configure Element Manager Front Panel Web Management interface troubleshootingAccessing the IP device front panel Element Manager Front Panel Configuration Repository and Backup Configuration repository Configuration repository 745 Saving the configuration status 747 Viewing the configuration Comparing product configurations 749 Restoring a configuration Searching the configuration repository Exporting a configuration to a text file Configuration deviation Viewing configuration deviation statusChange tracking 754 53-1003056-01 Configuration snapshots Configuration Snapshots tab displays, as shown in Figure Comparing configuration snapshots Configuration snapshots Generating a configuration snapshot report Viewing the pre- and post-configuration snapshot Saving a configuration snapshot Click Save Snapshot Searching the configuration snaphots Schedule backup Scheduling a configuration backup 763 Disabling a backup schedule Edit Automatic Configuration Backup dialog box displays IP Configuration Wizard Configuration requirements Payload name Description Product Payloads PayloadsPayloads DNS Payload name Description Creating a payload configurationSelect Configure Configuration Wizard Interface Payloads Creating a payload configuration 769 770 53-1003056-01 Don’t Save to Flash or Reload Save to FlashSave to Flash and Reload Configuration dialog box Deployment Schedule pane 773 Duplicating a payload configuration Duplicating a payload configurationModifying a payload configuration Select a configuration from the Product Configurations list Modifying a payload configuration Deploying a payload configuration Deleting a payload configurationDeploying a payload configuration CLI Configuration Management This chapter CLI configuration overview Select Configure CLI Configuration Viewing existing templatesViewing existing templates Product configuration templates Product configuration templatesCreating a new product configuration To create a new configuration, complete the following steps 780 53-1003056-01 781 CLI Template dialog box Parameters tab 783 Changing product credentials CLI Credentials dialog box Importing parameter values into a configuration Same value for each target Previewing CLI commandsPreviewing CLI commands Different values for each target Select a row in the Parameters table Click Preview CLI command guidelines Copying a product configurationCLI command guidelines Editing a product configuration Testing a configuration To test a configuration, complete the following steps Valid and invalid responses from devices Editing the CLI responses properties file Successresponseend Editing the Network OS CLI responses properties fileSuccessresponsestart Failureresponseend Configuration command response validation Valid and invalid responses from devices Configuration error checking Deleting a configurationUsing a dash character in CLI Configuration manager To delete a configuration, complete the following steps CLI configuration deployment Deploying a configuration on demand Monitoring configurations Creating a monitoring configuration 796 53-1003056-01 797 Show interface ethernet $portSLOTPORTSlot#/Port# 799 Copying a monitoring configuration Editing a monitoring configuration CLI deployment reports Viewing CLI deployment reportsSelect Reports Product CLI Configuring an hourly deployment schedule CLI configuration schedulingConfiguring a one-time deployment schedule Product CLI Report displays Configuring a monthly deployment schedule Configuring a daily deployment scheduleConfiguring a weekly deployment schedule CLI configuration scheduling Configuring a yearly deployment schedule 806 53-1003056-01 Image Repository for IP Products Obtaining software files Products supporting the image import Boot image managementViewing the list of boot images Products supporting the image import Manually importing boot images Select Configure Firmware Management Deploying boot images to products Deleting boot images from the Management application Manually importing software images Software image managementViewing the list of software images Software image management Automatically retrieving software images from products Click OK on the Import Software Image dialog box Deploying software images to products Right-clickConfiguration Schedule BackupSchedule Backup dialog box displays, as shown in Figure Deleting software images from the Management application Unified image management Viewing the list of unified imagesUnified image management Importing unified images into the Management application Import Firmware Image from File dialog box displays Click OK on the Manual Import Unified Image dialog box Deleting unified images from the Management application Updating unified imagesDeploying unified images to products Complete the following steps Serial firmware update and activation for NOS devices Default Vlan Vlan ManagementVlan Manager Remote Switched Port Analyzer Super-aggregated VlanPrivate Vlan Configuration requirements for Vlan Manager Transparent LAN Support Vlan management in a VCS environment Feature VCS FC mode Logical chassis mode Standalone modeDisplaying a list of VLANs Vlan Manager tabs Displaying VLANs in the Vlan view 824 53-1003056-01 Displaying VLANs by products 826 53-1003056-01 Port VLANs Adding or modifying port VLANs 828 53-1003056-01 Adding or modifying dual mode ports Select Configuration Manager Vlan Manager L2 mode Tagged mode Assigning DCB ports to a Vlan Adding Vlan properties 832 53-1003056-01 Deleting a port Vlan in Vlan view Modifying port Vlan propertiesDeleting port VLANs from products Deleting a port Vlan in Product view Spanning Tree Protocol configuration Spanning Tree Protocol configurationDeploying Vlan configurations Select a Save Configuration option Configuring STP or Rstp on a port Vlan STP, RSTP, Mstp Target context STP typeIOS Vlan STP, Rstp FOS Vlan Mstp Deploying an STP configuration on a port Vlan Configuring Mstp on a product Assigning an Mstp instance to a Vlan Adding an Mstp instance Vlan routing Managing IP addresses on an SVIVlan routing Deploy IP Configuration dialog box Select a Save Configurations option Vlan routing Click the Deploy now option Mpls pre-configuration Mpls Management Mpls Licensed and Configured Products group Mpls licensing Configuring LDP Mpls overview LSP Viewing LSP Admin Group information Select Configure Mpls LSPSelect the Admin Groups tab Figure Viewing LSP path information Select the Paths tab Figure Viewing Rsvp LSP information Select the Rsvp LSPs tab Figure Viewing saved LSP configurations Related topics Mpls overview Adding an LSP admin group LSP Editing an LSP admin group Duplicating an LSP admin group Deleting an LSP admin group Adding an LSP path Editing an LSP path You can edit an LSP path by taking the following steps LSP Delete Path Configuration wizard displays Figure Duplicating an LSP pathDeleting an LSP path Configuring advanced Rsvp LSP settings Admin Groups Selector dialog box 858 53-1003056-01 859 860 53-1003056-01 Rsvp LSP Advanced Settings Fast Reroute tab Bypass LSP Duplicating an Rsvp LSP Delete Rsvp LSP Configuration wizard displays FigureEditing an Rsvp LSP Deleting an Rsvp LSP Select the saved configuration Click the Edit button Editing a saved LSP configurationDuplicating a saved LSP configuration Select the saved configuration Click the Duplicate button Displaying LSP Topologies Deleting a saved LSP configurationSelect the saved configuration Click the Delete button Select Monitor Mpls LSP Topology LSP right-click options on the Topology View Mpls Virtual Leased Line VLL overview 868 53-1003056-01 Select Configure Mpls VLL VLL managerViewing VLL instances VLL Mode Status Tag Mode Viewing Saved VLL configurations To view current saved VLL configurations, do the following Adding or editing a VLL instance To add a new VLL instance do the following Configuring devices using the VLL Manager VLL Configuration wizard Port Configuration dialog box Deploying target actions using the VLL Manager VLL Configuration wizard Deploy Target Actions dialog box Deploying VLL properties using the VLL Manager VLL configuration wizard Deployment Properties Scheduling deployment using the VLL Manager VLL configuration wizard Deployment Schedule dialog box Reviewing the VLL Manager configuration Reviewing the VLL Manager summary Deleting VLL instances Creating a new VLL instance using duplicateEditing a VLL instance To edit a VLL instance, do the following Filtering VLL traffic monitoring Select Monitor Mpls VLLVLL Monitor Dialog box displays Figure Virtual Private LAN Services Vpls overview VLL 883 Viewing Vpls instances and peer topologies Select Configure Mpls VplsVpls Manager Vpls Manager Vpls settings Endpoint settings PE Devices Vpls Manager Peer Topology tab Viewing Saved Vpls configurations To view current Vpls configurations, do the following Adding or editing a Vpls instance Configuring devices using the Vpls Manager Vpls Configuration wizard Device Configuration dialog box Configuring endpoint settings Row is added to the Configured Endpoint Settings list Deploying target actions using Vpls Manager Deployment Properties page displays Figure Deploying Vpls properties using Vpls Manager Vpls Configuration wizard Deployment Properties dialog box Scheduling deployment using Vpls Manager Vpls Configuration wizard Deployment Schedule dialog box Reviewing the Vpls Manager summary Creating a new Vpls instance from a duplicate Editing a Vpls instance Deleting a Vpls instanceTo edit a Vpls instance, do the following Filtering for Vpls traffic monitoring Select Monitor Mpls VplsVpls Monitor dialog box displays Figure Viewing, creating, and deleting Vcid pools Select Configure Mpls Vcid PoolVcid pools Vcid pools 802.1ag Connectivity Fault Management Configuring a maintenance association Add Maintenance Association dialog box displays 802.1ag CFM 900 53-1003056-01 Click Close on the Configure 802.1ag CFM dialog box Editing a maintenance association802.1ag Connectivity Fault Management Edit Maintenance Association dialog box displays 902 53-1003056-01 903 Adding a MEP to a maintenance association 28 802.1ag Connectivity Fault Management 905 Editing a MEP 907 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 Click Loopback Click Linktrace Configuring frame delay 915 916 53-1003056-01 VIP Servers overview Select Configure Application Delivery VIP ServersVIP Servers Viewing the VIP Servers Viewing the VIP Servers Viewing VIP Server information Viewing VIP Server information VIP Servers list Enabling servers or server ports Enabling or disabling servers or server portsServer port statistics Disabling servers or server ports Deleting a row from the Server Port Statistics list Global Server Load Balancing Gslb Manager Select Configure Application Delivery Gslb Viewing the Gslb ManagerTo view the Gslb Manager, perform the following steps Gslb policy management Gslb policy managementCreating a Gslb policy To create a Gslb policy, perform the following steps 926 53-1003056-01 Applying metrics on the Metrics tab Connection Load Weights Adding a prefix on the Prefix tab Deleting a prefix from the Prefix list Importing IP addresses from a file 930 53-1003056-01 Adding a site configuration Gslb site managementGslb site management Adding ServerIron ADX products to the site Gslb zone configuration Gslb zone configurationAdding a zone configuration Managing zones Add Hosts dialog box Adding a host to a zone Editing the list of IP addresses and weights Deleting a zone configurationList of IP Addresses and Weights dialog box displays Controller configuration Controller configurationController Configuration tab displays Creating a new Gslb controller configuration 939 Deploying a controller configuration Scheduling a deployment One Time Hourly Daily Weekly Monthly Yearly SSL Certificates for ServerIron Products SSL certificates SSL Certificates dialog box has two tabs SSL certificate configurationAccessing SSL certificates on the Certificate View tab Certificate View tab Figure Product View tab Figure 945 Accessing SSL certificates on the Product View tab SSL Certificates dialog box Product View tab Generating a certificate signing request 948 53-1003056-01 949 Adding an SSL certificate and key file Related topic 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 Importing certificates and keys from products Exporting certificates and keys Deploying certificates and keys Creating key passwords 958 53-1003056-01 Appending SSL certificates Chaining SSL certificates 960 53-1003056-01 Deleting SSL certificates 962 53-1003056-01 Deployment Manager Editing a deployment configurationSelect Configure Task Scheduler Introduction to the Deployment Manager Duplicating a deployment configuration Viewing deployment logs Deleting a deployment configurationDeploying a configuration Generating a deployment report Generating a deployment configuration snapshot report Searching the configuration snapshots 967 968 53-1003056-01 Performance Data SAN performance overview SAN performance measures SAN performance overview Example of default access control list SAN performance management requirements Example of Snmp Example of setting Snmp 974 53-1003056-01 Snmp GET Snmp SETFCIP-MIB YES SAN real-time performance data SAN real-time performance dataGenerating a real-time performance graph Select Monitor Performance Real-Time Graph Filtering real-time performance data Real Time Performance Graphs dialog box displaysOpen the Real Time Performance Graphs dialog box Graph display Protocol Exporting real-time performance dataPerformance statistics counters Fcip Snmp FC, GE HttpHBA, CNA HCM API HBA, CNA Type Protocol Source OID value IP configuration requirements IP performance monitoring and traffic analysis IP real-time performance monitoring Monitoring real-time performanceIP real-time performance monitoring 984 53-1003056-01 Adding products and ports to real-time performance Removing products and ports from real-time performanceClick Sources from the Real Time Graphs/Tables dialog box Select measures Real Time Graphs/Tables dialog box displays Adding measures to productsRemoving measures from products Click Mibs tab in the Available Measures area Adding measures to ports Removing measures from ports Adding collectibles to monitoring Configuring the performance graph Configuring the performance graph displayRemoving collectibles from monitoring Show data points graph Configuring graph options Minutes Hours Day Graph Options dialog box Historical Graphs/Tables dialog box 993 Choose Export File Format dialog box displays Exporting a graphPrinting a graph Spreadsheet .csv Image .png IP historical performance monitoring IP historical performance monitoring Editing system collectorsDisplaying historical data collectors Name Collector Basics 997 Enabling a historical data collector Adding or editing a historical data collector 999 1000 53-1003056-01 1001 1002 53-1003056-01 1003 1004 53-1003056-01 Configuring a MIB walk instance Adding third-party device MIB objects manuallyDuplicating a historical data collector Duplicating system data collectors Deleting a historical data collectorAdding, editing, or duplicating a user-defined expression Select Monitor Performance Historical Data Collectors 1007 Deleting an expression Complete the following steps to delete an expression Viewing Historical Graphs/Tables Select the Data Monitoring tab NetIron Historical Graph display Select the Collection Status Summary tab Mouse functions for graphs MIB data collectors MIB data collectorsMapping a MIB object to a unit name To map a MIB name, use the following format IP Custom performance reports IP Custom performance reportsCreating a custom report Complete the following steps to create a report 1015 Time Settings Sampling Granularity 1017 Click the Identification tab Interpreting the Snmp Monitor report Exporting an Snmp Monitor report IP sFlow configuration Configuring sFlowIP sFlow configuration IP sFlow configuration Click Next Interface Payload sFlow Settings dialog box displaysInterface Speed Sampling rate Product Payload SFlow Destination dialog box displays Click Next Creating custom sFlow reports Select the Report Definitions tab IP sFlow configuration Select the Product & Port tab 1026 53-1003056-01 1027 IP sFlow configuration Select the Layer 3 & 4 tab Select the User Identification tab Add Report Definitions dialog box, User Identification tab Add Report Definitions dialog box, Time Settings tab Select the Result Settings tab Add Report Definitions dialog box, Result Settings tab 1033 Scheduling custom sFlow reports Select Monitor Traffic Analysis Custom Reports 1035 1036 53-1003056-01 Device-level configuration requirements IP Traffic analyzer monitoring and sFlow reportsSuspending a custom sFlow report schedule IP Traffic analyzer monitoring and sFlow reports 802.1X configuration requirementsDisplaying sFlow monitoring reports Select Monitor Traffic Analysis Monitor sFlow Selecting a report Report list Measure list Save and close the ipconfig.properties file Interpreting an sFlow traffic reportThis field shows the date and time the report was requested Viewing top MAC talkers Viewing top Vlan talkers Category list, select L3/L4 Reports Viewing all Layer 3 and Layer 4 traffic Viewing all IPv4 Layer 3 or Layer 4 Top Talkers Viewing IPv4 top TCP talkers Reports list, select IPV4 Next list, select TCP TCP Viewing IPv4 top UDP talkers Viewing IPv4 top Icmp talkers Category list, select L3 or L4 ReportsIcmp Viewing IPv4 Others Viewing IPv6 Top Talkers Viewing other Layer 3 or Layer 4 Top Talkers RST-SYN RST-FIN RST-PSH RST-URG FIN-SYN Enabling and viewing TCP reportsDefining invalid TCP packet combinations Complete the following steps to change these combinations Displaying the invalid TCP Flags report Valid TCP flags reportType list, select Invalid TCP Flags Viewing BGP paths report Viewing VCS fabric Top Talker reports IP traffic accounting Troubleshooting sFlow reportsIP traffic accounting Select Monitor Traffic Analysis Traffic Accounting 1055 1056 53-1003056-01 Frame Monitor Frame Monitor Frame types ScsiScsi RW Creating a custom frame monitor Frame Monitoring requirements Frame Monitor Configuration Status dialog box 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 1064 53-1003056-01 Power Center Power center overview Select Monitor Power Center Data monitoringViewing PoE data for products Viewing PoE data for ports To view PoE data for a port, complete the following steps Filtering port details To filter port details, complete the following steps Viewing attached device properties 1070 53-1003056-01 Viewing PoE charts To view a PoE chart, complete the following steps 1072 53-1003056-01 1073 Refreshing PoE data Powering up PoE-capable ports on demand PoE power on demandConfiguring automatic data refresh PoE power on demand Powering down PoE-capable ports on demand Schedule PoE power deployment Scheduling an power up deployment Schedule PoE power deployment 1079 1080 53-1003056-01 Configuring a yearly deployment schedule Scheduling a power down deployment Updating a power deployment schedule Click Show Ports Scheduled Ports ScheduleName dialog box displays Deleting a power deployment schedule PoE thresholds Adding a PoE product thresholdPoE thresholds PoE Allocation PoE Consumption Consumption % Adding a PoE port threshold Thresholds dialog box Choose one of the following measures Port allocation Port consumption Port consumption % Viewing PoE thresholds To view PoE thresholds, complete the following steps To update a PoE threshold, complete the following steps Updating a PoE threshold Enabling PoE thresholds To enable PoE thresholds, complete the following stepsTo disable PoE thresholds, complete the following steps Disabling PoE thresholds Deleting PoE thresholds Monitoring real time power performance on productsViewing PoE performance Viewing PoE performance 1094 53-1003056-01 1095 Monitoring real time power performance on ports 1097 1098 53-1003056-01 Policy Monitor Policy monitor overview Fabric policy monitors Policy monitor overview Switch and router policy monitors 1102 53-1003056-01 Host policy monitors 1104 53-1003056-01 Management policy monitor Preconfigured policy monitorsNext Run Next time the policy will run using the format Frequency Weekly Viewing policy monitor status Viewing existing policy monitors Adding a policy monitor Select Monitor Policy Monitor 1109 Add Policy Monitor dialog box, Switch/Router Checks tab 1111 Add Policy Monitor dialog box, Hosts Checks tab Configuring a one-time policy monitor schedule Policy monitor scheduling Configuring a weekly policy monitor schedule Configuring an hourly policy monitor scheduleConfiguring a daily policy monitor schedule Configuring a monthly policy monitor schedule Editing a policy monitor Deleting a policy monitor Configuration rules Viewing a predefined configuration rulePredefined configuration rules Viewing configuration rule details Configuration rules Port Profile Interface Rule expressionsAdd Configuration Rule dialog box displays Figure 1118 53-1003056-01 1119 Adding a configuration rule Click Cancel on the Add Configuration Rule dialog box Duplicating a configuration rule Click OK on the Add Configuration Rule dialog box Editing a configuration rule Click the Switch/Router Checks tabClick Add Configuration Rule Deleting a configuration rule Exporting a configuration ruleImporting a configuration rule Click OK on the Edit Configuration Rule dialog box Viewing predefined configuration conditions Adding a configuration conditionAdd Configuration Rule dialog box displays Select Add Condition Add Condition dialog box displays Figure Duplicating a configuration condition Selecting a product Editing a user-defined configuration condition You cannot edit a predefined configuration condition Predefined conditions Configuration rules Predefined conditions Viewing a predefined configuration block Policy Monitor dialog box displays Click Add Select Add Block Adding a configuration blockConfiguration rules Add Monitor dialog box displays Add Block dialog box displays Figure Duplicating a configuration block Select the Switch/Router Checks tab Editing a user-defined configuration block You cannot edit a predefined configuration block Deleting conditions and blocks Predefined blocksClick Delete Click Yes on the confirmation message Running a policy monitor Viewing a policy monitor report Viewing a policy monitor report 1137 Exporting a policy monitor report Click Export File Download dialog box displays Click Save Policy Monitor dialog box displays Viewing historical reports for all policy monitorsViewing historical reports for a policy monitor Click History Viewing historical reports for a policy monitor Fault Management Fault management overview Supported IP address types Event notificationRestrictions Event Purging 1143 Setting up basic event filtering Defining filtersDefining filters Setting up advanced event filtering Click Advanced 1146 53-1003056-01 Snmp traps Snmp traps Adding a trap recipient to one or more switchesSelect Monitor Snmp Setup Product Trap Recipients Snmp Trap Recipients dialog box, shown in , displays Snmp trap forwarding Removing a trap recipient from one or more switchesSelect Monitor Snmp Setup Trap Forwarding Snmp Trap Forwarding dialog box, shown in , displays Select the Enable trap forwarding check box Adding a trap destination Adding a new trap filter 1152 53-1003056-01 Event reception Accept Snmp v1/v2c traps with any community string Event Reception dialog box, shown in , displaysDo not accept Snmp v1/v2c traps Accept Snmp v1/v2c traps with only these community strings Snmp traps Snmp security and authentication Privacy protocol Authentication Result Credential typeAdding an Snmp v3 credential Adding an Snmp v1 or v2c community string Importing a new MIB into the Management application Trap customization Registering traps Unregistering a registered trap Customizing a registered trap definitionClick the Registered button Enabling or disabling Snmp informs Reverting the customization of a registered trap to defaultSnmp informs Select a product group from the Fabric / Products list Syslogs Adding a syslog recipient Removing a syslog recipient SyslogsTo remove a syslog recipient, complete the following steps Adding a syslog forwarding destination Select Monitor Syslog Configuration Syslog ForwardingSelect the Enable syslog forwarding check box Syslog Forwarding dialog box, shown in , displays Adding a syslog filter 1165 Creating an event action definition Event action definitionsSnort message forwarding Select Monitor Event Processing Event Actions Selecting an event for an event action Event action definitions 1168 53-1003056-01 Configuring varbind filters Selecting source address products and ports Sources pane of the Add Event Action dialog box Click Next to advance to the Sources pane Configuring event action policies Editing event actions 1174 53-1003056-01 1175 Special events handling Acknowledging special events 1177 Configuring event action e-mail settings Click Cancel to cancel the operation Modifying an event action definition Configuring event actions for Snort messages Deleting an event action definition Pseudo events Click the Import Snort Rule buttonImport Snort Rule File dialog box displays, shown in Figure Select Monitor Event Processing Pseudo Events Displaying pseudo event definitionsCreating pseudo event definitions Pseudo Events dialog box, shown in , displays Setting pseudo event policies Filtering pseudo event traps 1185 Editing a pseudo event definition Deleting a pseudo event definition Adding a pseudo event on the escalation policy 1188 53-1003056-01 Adding a pseudo event on the resolving policy 1190 53-1003056-01 Adding a pseudo event on the flapping policy 1192 53-1003056-01 Event custom reports Defining report settings Event custom reportsSelect Reports Event Custom Reports Defining the report identity 1196 53-1003056-01 Filtering a report definition To filter a report definition, complete the following steps Add/Edit Report Definition dialog box Filter tab Filtering report events by date and time Add/Edit Report Definition dialog box Product tab displays 1200 53-1003056-01 Editing a report definition Event custom report schedules Deleting a report definitionEvent custom report schedules Adding or editing an event report schedule One Time Copying part of a log entry Event logsViewing event logs Event logs Copying an entire log entry Exporting the entire log Mailing all event details from the Master Log Mailing selected event details from the Master LogDisplaying event properties from the Master Log Event logs Event Properties Click Close to close the Event Properties dialog boxEvent Field Description Exporting the Master Log Copying part of the Master LogCopying the entire Master Log Select Table Copy Table Filtering events in the Master Log ‘unnamed’ filter Duplicating a Filter ‘none’ filterEditing a Filter Deleting a Filter Configure Pcap dialog box, shown in , displays Configuring packet capturesSelect Configure Packet Capture Pcap Packet Capture Pcap 1214 53-1003056-01 Technical Support Server and client support saveCapturing Server and Client support save data Capturing Server support save data Capturing Client support save data Client support save using a command line interface Server and client support save Device technical support Device technical supportScheduling technical support information collection Click the Schedule tab Select the Enable scheduled Technical Support Data check box 1221 Starting immediate technical support information collection Click OK on the Technical SupportSave dialog box Click the Generate Now tab, if necessary Firmware Type Click Close on the Technical SupportSave Status dialog boxField Description Progress Type Default location Default naming convention Viewing the technical support repository Available SupportSave Saving technical support information to another locationClick OK on the Technical Support Repository dialog box Mail button Mailing technical support information Deleting technical support files from the repository Select the file you want to delete in the table Click Delete 1229 1230 53-1003056-01 Viewing IP reports ReportsReports overview Browser requirements Select Export as Html Select Export as CSV Exporting and saving IP reports to a fileExporting IP reports to e-mail recipients Select E-mail as Html Select E-mail as CSV IP report contents IP Wired Products report IP Wired Products report Detailed Product Report Export buttonStacking Units Modules Stacking PortRealtime IP Addresses GRE Tunnels Cluster Peer MCTPhysical Ports Controller Cluster Detailed Cluster Report AP List Count System Information System Name valuesNodes IP Module report FC PortsPhysical Media IP Port VLANs report IP Layer 3 Vlan reportField/ComponentDescription IP Subnet report IP Subnet report Layer 3 Vlan report fields and components IP Address report IP Address reportMAC Address report Port Name IP Physical Ports Realtime report IP Stacking Ports Realtime reportIP Physical Ports Realtime report IP Physical Media Realtime report IP Physical Media Realtime report IP Deployment reports IP Deployment reportsViewing a deployment report Select Reports Deployment User-defined reports Preconfigured reportsReports Template Manager overview Reports Template Manager overview Accessing the Report Template Manager Select Reports Report ManagerReport Template Manager dialog box displays Figure Viewing a report Importing a report template Exporting a report templateDeleting reports Report content and functions Products List report Product Count IP address of the product Displayed for products that support stacking Physical port information for each port on the product Cluster Product Report Ports Tx/Rx Ratio report Detailed Product Report Summary table LocationDevice Name Total Received MB Low Traffic Ports report Max Tx Utilization %Max Rx Utilization % Exporting data from the report This appendix Menu Command Command OptionsApplication menus Dashboard main menus IP main menus Command Command OptionsIP main menus Edit Menu Discover Menu Configure Menu Element Manager. Select to configure a selected device Lsan Zoning Device Sharing. Trial and Licensed version Monitor Menu Reports Menu IP shortcut menus IP shortcut menusTools Menu IronWare device Component Menu/Submenu Commands CommentsIP shortcut menus IP Subnet Launches the Real-Time Graphs / Tables dialog box DCB L2 ACL VCS/VDX Third-party device 1273 1274 53-1003056-01 Network OS Call Home Event Call Home Event TablesIP Call Home Event Event reason code FRU code/Event type Description Severity Call Home Event Tables Network OS Call Home Event Event Categories Product status events Product audit events Security events for IP devices Security eventsSecurity events for FC devices Security events User action events Management server events Product events Product eventsIP Performance monitoring events Trap name IP Performance monitoring events User Privileges About user privileges About user privileges Application privileges and behavior Privilege Description No Privilege Read-Only Read/Write Setup Mail server used to Send e-mail Disables Event Event Notification Setup button in the Users dialog box Forwarding dialog box Monitor menu Event Storage option Options commandRegistration Syslog Registration Update and OK Management commandEnables the Security L2 Performance Graphs dialog box and enables all controls Disables Policy Monitor Enables Policy Monitor Policy monitors Command on the Monitor Menu Configure Switch Replicate menu Logs menuServer Options menu Capture, and View SupportSave, Upload Repository command Upload Failure DataView Repository Technical Support menu Repository commands Monitor Technical 1291 Compare/Merge dialog Cancel and Help buttonsZoning Compare and Export Switch, Activate Compare/Merge dialog Zone Config tab Edit Limits command Lsan Zoning DeviceZoning Scope list does About user privileges IP privileges and behavior IP CLI IP L3 ACL Filter IP MPLS- LSP IP Mpls VLLIP Mpls Vpls Profile tab About Roles and Access Levels About Roles and Access Levels IP privileges and behaviorApplication Features and Role Access Levels 1299 IP Mpls LSP Device Properties Viewing SAN device propertiesViewing Fabric properties Viewing SAN device properties Viewing SAN device properties Fabric propertiesClick OK on the FabricName Properties dialog box to close Viewing SAN device properties Device properties Remote Switch IP Preshared key configuredRemote Switch Name Remote Switch WWN Viewing Storage properties ICLSelect Edit Properties Viewing SAN device properties Viewing iSCSI Properties dialog box ISCSI Service Command Descriptor Block CountDigest Error Count ISNS Service Viewing port properties Address Class of ServiceAdditional Port Info Active FC4 Types Viewing SAN device properties Port properties ISCSI Capable Long Distance SettingISCSI button Locked Port Type Port Speed Gb/s Symbolic NameTroubleshooting list Port State IP device properties Port properties IP device propertiesViewing IP device and port properties User Port # Detailed Report button VCS ModeConfig Mode Alias IP device properties Port Profiles tab Profile ModeAccess Points tab Show list Chassis-Power Supply section of Detailed Report Connected switch \ PortTransceiver Temperature Device MAC Viewing VCS fabric properties Nodes tab Licensed FeaturesAccess Gateway Mode Fabric Status Domain Count MAC CountVLANs Associated MACs list Native VLAN/VLAN IP device properties 1324 53-1003056-01 FC Ports properties Identifier The identifier of the port Host properties Host propertiesSFP/Port Optics Viewing adapter port properties Field Description Host properties Adapter port properties Properties customization Adapter port properties Properties customizationAdding a property field Click OK to close Editing a property field Deleting a property field Editing a property field directly Properties customization Regular Expressions CharactersConstruct Matches Predefined character classes Regular Expressions CharactersCharacter classes Posix character classes US-ASCII only Classes for Unicode blocks and categories Regular Expressions Posix character classes US-ASCII onlyJava.lang.Character classes simple java character type Boundary matches Possessive quantifiers Regular Expressions Greedy quantifiersReluctant quantifiers Logical operators Regular Expressions Back references Special constructs non-capturing Regular Expressions CLI Templates CLI Templates HyperEdge Stack Port Creation HyperEdge Stack EnableHyperEdge Stack Disable HyperEdge Stack Port Deletion CLI Templates HyperEdge Stack Trunk Deletion IronWare OS Enable Web Element ManagerIronWare OS Configure L3-Access-List HyperEdge Peri Port Creation MCT Cluster Deployment CLI Templates IronWare OS Configure L2-Access-ListMCT Cluster Creation MCT Cluster Undeployment CLI Templates MCT Cluster Deletion Mpls Loopback Interface ConfigurationMpls Core Interface Configuration MCT Client Creation Network OS Associate MAC to Port Profile CLI Templates Mpls Endpoint ConfigurationNetwork OS Configure CRC Align Errors Monitor Ampp CLI Templates Network OS Configure Extended L2 Access List Network OS Configure Inter Frame Gap Violation FencingNetwork OS Configure Inter Frame Gap Violation Monitor Network OS Configure RX Symbol Errors Monitor Network OS Configure Standard L2 Access ListNetwork OS Create CoS Mutation Map Network OS Create Traffic Class Map CLI Templates Network OS Create Lldp ProfileNetwork OS Create Port Profile Network OS Create Vlan Classifier Group Network OS Update Vlan on Port Profile Network OS Update ACL on Port ProfileNetwork OS Update QoS on Port Profile CLI Templates Network OS Create Vlan Classifier Rule Private Vlan Configure Pvaln mode in L2 interface CLI Templates Private Vlan Configure Vlan as a PvlanPrivate Vlan Delete Pvlan configuration from Vlan Private Vlan Add native Vlan mode to Pvlan trunk Private Vlan Delete Pvaln associations from trunk port Private Vlan Delete Pvlan mapping from promiscuous portPrivate Vlan Delete Pvlan associations from host port $PRIMARYVLANIDINTEGER $SECONDARYVLANIDINTEGER VRF Route Targets Export and/or Import Configuration VRF Route Distinguisher ConfigurationVRF Maximum routes configuration for IPV4 Address Family VRF Delete Route Targets Export and/or Import Configuration CLI Templates VRF Display VRF Information IronWare OS Vlan Configure virtual routing interfaceIronWare OS Vlan Enable Spanning Tree Protocol on IOS Vlan IronWare OS Vlan Remove interfaces from Vlan as untagged Network OS Vlan Vlan Interface Creation Network OS Vlan Layer2 Switch Port ConfigurationNetwork OS Vlan Native Vlan Configuration Network OS Vlan Vlan Interface Deletion Network OS Vlan Access Interface Configuration Network OS Vlan Disable Access Interface ConfigurationNetwork OS Vlan Enable Spanning Tree Protocol on NOS Vlan 1356 53-1003056-01 Troubleshooting Application Configuration Wizard troubleshooting Browser troubleshooting Element Manager troubleshooting Client browser troubleshootingConfiguration backup and restore troubleshooting Client browser troubleshooting Firmware download troubleshooting Firmware download troubleshooting Sw0FID128admin sshutil delknownhost Launch Client troubleshooting Launch Client troubleshootingSelect Start Settings Control Panel Java Master Log and Switch Console troubleshooting Master Log and Switch Console troubleshootingUnix operating systems Click the Global Settings tab Patch troubleshootingPatch troubleshooting Select Discover IP Products Professional edition login troubleshooting Server troubleshootingProfessional edition login troubleshooting Server Management Console troubleshooting Server Management Console troubleshootingManagement console errors Supportsave troubleshooting Supportsave troubleshootingSelect Properties Technical support data collection troubleshooting Technical support data collection troubleshootingWireless troubleshooting Problem Master log warning message Zoning troubleshooting Zoning troubleshooting Wireless troubleshooting Zoning troubleshooting Database tables and fields AchcallcenterconfigDatabase Fields Achcallcenter Achfilter Database tables and fields AcheventAcheventfiltermap Achinfo Adapterdriverfiledetails AdapterportconfigdetailsAdapterportconfigproperty Aordevicegroupmap Aorhostmap AordevicemapAorfabricmap Aorinmportgroupmap Availableflyoverproperty BirtreportparameterBirtreportruntemplate Bootimagefiledetails BirtreportscheduleconfigBootimagedrivermap Database tables and fields Birtreportruntemplate Bootlunsequencedetail Database tables and fields BootimagefiledetailsBootlunsequence Capability Database tables and fields Card Cedapplicationmember CardcapabilityCedapplication Ceduserpreference Cfgbackuparchive Ceeport Database tables and fields Cfgbackuparchive ChangelogClitemplate Database tables and fields Clitemplate Clientview Clientviewmemberhost ClientviewcolumnClientviewmember Cluster Cnaethportconfig CnaethportCnaproductconnectivity Database tables and fields Cnaethportconfig CnaportCollector Collectorsnmpexpressionentry ConfigblockCollectormibobjectentry Collectortargetentry Configcondition Coreswitch Database tables and fields Coreswitch Coreswitchcollection CoreswitchcapabilityCoreswitchchecksum Coreswitchdetails Database tables and fields Coreswitchdetails Cryptohost Cryptolun Database tables and fields Cryptolun Cryptoswitch Database tables and fields Cryptoswitch Cryptotargetcontainer Database tables and fields Cryptotargetcontainer CustomfavoritesobjectlistDashboard Dashboardcanvaspreference Database tables and fields DashboardDashboardcanvas Dashboardprovider Dashboardwidget Defaultfavorites Database tables and fields DashboardwidgetDashboardwidgetpreference Database tables and fields Defaultfavorites DefaultwidgetpreferenceDeploymentconfiguration Database tables and fields Deploymentconfiguration DeploymenthandlerDeploymentproductstatus Database tables and fields Deploymentproductstatus DeploymentreporttemplateDeploymentstatus Deploymenttargetmap Device Database tables and fields Device Tacpluspasswordportcfg TacpasswordportcfgTacpasswordreadonly Tacpluspasswordreadonl Portcount LicensedfeaturesTrapregistered Mplsmanagestate Netconftransport IsdcbswitchProductfamily =SSH =HTTPS =WINGHTTPS Poecapable Vcsid IsprincipalswitchWirelesstype Vcslicensed Deviceconnection Deviceenclosure Database tables and fields Deviceenclosure Deviceenclosuremember Devicefdmidetails Database tables and fields Devicefdmidetails DevicegroupDevicegroupentry Database tables and fields Devicegroup DevicemacgroupmappingDevicenode Database tables and fields Devicenode Deviceport Deviceportgigeportlink Deviceportmacaddressmap Diskusage Encryptionengine Database tables and fields Encryptionengine Encryptiongroup Database tables and fields Encryptiongroup Encryptiongroupmember Encryptionkmipparameters Encryptiontapepool EthernetcloudEthernetisl Event Database tables and fields Ethernetisl Eventcategory Database tables and fields EventEventcallhome Eventdescription Eventdetails Eventfwdfilter Database tables and fields Eventfwdfilter EventinstanceEventmodule Eventnotification EventoriginEventpolicy Database tables and fields Eventpolicy Eventpolicysourceentry Eventrule Database tables and fields EventpolicysourceentryEventprocessormap Fabric Database tables and fields EventruleEventruleaction Database tables and fields Fabric Fabricchecksum Fabriccollection Fabricdiscoverypolicyrule Database tables and fields FabriccollectionFabricdiscoverypolicy Fabricmember Database tables and fields Fabricmember FabricthresholdsettingFavorites Fabricvcsclustermap Database tables and fields Favorites FcipcircuitportmapFcipporttunnelmap Fciptunnel Database tables and fields Fciptunnel Fciptunnelcircuit Database tables and fields Fciptunnelcircuit Circuitstatus MismatchedconfigurationsSecurityflag Circuitstatusstring Fciptunnelperformance Featuresusage FeatureFeatureeditionmap Fcoedevice Database tables and fields Featuresusage FicondeviceportFirmwarefiledetail Firmwareswitchdetail FoundrydeviceFoundrymodule Foundryphysicalport Database tables and fields FoundrymoduleFoundryphysicaldevice Fporttrunkgroup FRU Ftpserver Database tables and fields FRUGeneratedreport Gigeport Database tables and fields Generatedreport Globalvlan GigeportethernetcloudlinkGigeportstats Gretunnelinterface Hacluster HBA Database tables and fields HBA Hbaport Hbanodemap SUPPORTEDFC4TYPES SwitchipOperatingtopology Supportedcos Hbaportdetail Database tables and fields Hbaportdetail Hbaportdeviceportmap Hbaportfcoedetails Database tables and fields Hbaportfcoedetails Hbaremoteport Database tables and fields Hbaremoteport Hbaremoteportlun Healthtargetstatus HbatargetHealthstatus Hostdiscoveryoption Database tables and fields Hostdiscoveryoption HostdiscoveryreqgroupHostdiscoveryrequest Database tables and fields Hostdiscoveryrequest Hypervvirtualmachine Hypervvmhbaportmap IFLInterface Interfacedeploymentconfig Database tables and fields InterfaceIpdevicelicense Database tables and fields Ipdevicelicense IpinterfaceIpportgroup Ipxnetworkvlan IprouteIpsubnetvlan ISL Database tables and fields ISL SourceswitchportidTargetswitchportid Islconnection Sourcemasterport IsltrunkgroupMasterconnectionid Targetmasterport L2ACCESSCONTROLENTRY IsltrunkmemberKeyvault L2ACLDEVICEDEPLOYMAP Database tables and fields L2ACCESSCONTROLENTRYL2ACCESSCONTROLLIST L2ACLINTERFACEDEPLOYMAP L3ACLDEVICEDEPLOYMENTMAP Database tables and fields L2ACLINTERFACEDEPLOYMAPL2NEIGHBOR L3ACLINTDEPLOYMENTMAP LAG Database tables and fields L3ACLINTDEPLOYMENTMAPLagmember Lastconfigupdatetime Database tables and fields LagmemberLaunchincontextmodule License Database tables and fields LaunchincontextmoduleLicensedowngradedetails Database tables and fields Licensedowngradedetails LicensefeaturemapLicensedfeature Licenserule Lsandevice LsantagconfigLock Lsanproxydevice Lsanzonemember LsanzonedbconfigLsanzone Mctclient Macfilterintdeploymentmap Database tables and fields MacfilterMacfilterdevdeploymentmap Macgroup Macgroupmember MacgroupMapsevent Managedelement Database tables and fields Mapsevent MapseventdetailsMapseventcauseaction Mapspolicy MarchingantsMeasure Module MessagerecipientMigrationhistory Database tables and fields Module Mplslsp MplsadmingroupMplsadmingroupinterfacerelation Moduleslotpresent Mplspath MplspathhopMplsrsvplsp Database tables and fields Mplsrsvplsp MplsrsvplspadmingroupMplsrsvplspadmingroupcontainer Mplsrsvplspactuallyroutedhop Mplsrsvplspfrrparameters Mplsrsvplspparameters Mplsrsvplsppath MplsserviceDatabase tables and fields Mplsrsvplspparameters Mplsrsvplsptunnelresource Database tables and fields Mplsservice MplsservicedevicerelationMplsserviceendpointrelation Mrpring Database tables and fields MplsserviceendpointrelationMplsservicepeerrelation Mrpringdevice Database tables and fields Mrpringdevice Networkscopetype N2FPORTMAPNetworkvlan Nicprofile Database tables and fields Nportwwnmap Npflowdefinition Database tables and fields Npflowdefinition NpsubflowOuiguesseddevicemap Ouivendor PasswordhistoryPbrinterfaceconfig Perfcollector Pbrnexthop PbrpolicyPbrrule Pbrruleacllist Database tables and fields Pbrruleacllist PhantomportPhysicaldevice Database tables and fields Physicaldevice Physicalinterface Database tables and fields Physicalinterface PmcollectormeasuresettingPmcollectortargetsetting Physicalport Database tables and fields Pmcollectortargetsetting PmcollectortimeseriesmappingPmdashboardwidget Database tables and fields Pmdashboardwidget Pmdatacollector Pmmeasure Database tables and fields PmdatacollectorPmstatsagingpolicy Pmwidgetmonitortype PmwidgetmeasuretypePmwidgetmeasuretypeentry Pmwidgettargetentry Pmwidgetuserentry Database tables and fields PmwidgettimeseriesentryPmwidgettopncollectorentry Poethreshold Policyrule Database tables and fields PoethresholdPoethresholdevent Policyrulemap Portbottleneckconfig PortbottleneckstatusPortcommissioncimomserver Database tables and fields Portcommissioncimomserver PortfencingpolicyPortfencingpolicymap Database tables and fields Portfencingpolicymap PortprofilePortprofiledomain Portprofilemacmap PortprofiledomainmapPortprofileinterfacemap Portprofileqosmap Portprofileqospfcmap Portprofilevlanmap Portvlan Privilege Database tables and fields PortvlanProductapp Qrtzcalendars ProtocolvlanQrtzblobtriggers Qrtzcrontriggers Qrtzjoblisteners QrtzlocksQrtzjobdetails Qrtzpausedtriggergrps Qrtzjtriggerlisteners Database tables and fields QrtzschedulerstateQrtzsimpletriggers Qrtztriggers Querybaseddevicegroup RecoverycardgroupmappingRaslog Quorumcardgroupmapping Reportdrilldowntemplate ReporttypeReporttemplate Resourcefabricmap Roleprivilegemap RoleResourcehostmap Ruleblockmap SAN RulelogicalexpressionmapSanconnection Scomhost Database tables and fields SanconnectionSecuritypolicy Sensorid SensorSelectedflyoverproperty Currentreading Sflowcheckpoint Sflowhoursummary Srcmac InpriorityOutpriority L3SRCADDR Sflowiprouteinfo Sflowminutebgp SFLOWMINUTEL3SLNUM Database tables and fields SflowminutebgpSflowminutebgpslnum Sflowminutemac Sflowminutesummary Database tables and fields SflowminutemacSflowminutemacslnum Sflowminutevlan SFLOWREPORTL3SOURCE Database tables and fields SflowminutevlanSflowminutevlanslnum SFLOWREPORTL4SOURCE Database tables and fields Sflowstaging Smartcard Sflowstagingslnum Snapshotproductstatus Database tables and fields SmartcardSmiasanname Snmpcredentials Snmpdata Database tables and fields Snmpcredentials SNMPDATA2HOUR Database tables and fields SnmpdataSNMPDATA1DAY Mibindex SNMPDATA30MIN SnmpexprdataSNMPEXPRDATA1DAY Snmpexpression Database tables and fields SNMPEXPRDATA1DAYSNMPEXPRDATA30MIN Snmpprofile Database tables and fields Snmpprofile ReadcommunitystringWritecommunitystring Sourceobjecttype SnmptrapcredentialSNMPV3FORWARDINGCREDENTIAL Sslcertificate Sslkey Database tables and fields SslcertificateSslcertificatevipservermap Statsaging SslkeypasswordDatabase tables and fields Sslkey Stpport Stpinstance Stpport Database tables and fields Stpinstance Switchbottleneckconfig Switchlicense SwitchconfigSwitchconfigdetail Field Switchmodel Switchport Database tables and fields Switchport Islrrdyenabled NpivenabledFcfastwriteenabled Qosenabled Logicalportnumber DefaultareaidEportdisabled Logicalportwwn Switchportperformance Database tables and fields Switchportperformance Systemproperty SwitchthresholdsettingSystemcardenginemapping Targettype Timeseriesdata ThresholdmeasureThresholdpolicy TIMESERIESDATA1DAY Database tables and fields TIMESERIESDATA1DAY TIMESERIESDATA2HOURTABLE\399 TIMESERIESDATA30MIN TIMESERIESDATA1 TIMESERIESDATA11DAYSumvalue TIMESERIESDATA130MIN Database tables and fields TIMESERIESDATA11DAYTIMESERIESDATA12HOUR Minvalue Database tables and fields TIMESERIESDATA130MIN TIMESERIESDATA2 TIMESERIESDATA21DAY TIMESERIESDATA22HOUR Database tables and fields TIMESERIESDATA22HOUR TIMESERIESDATA230MINTIMESERIESDATA3 Database tables and fields TIMESERIESDATA3 TIMESERIESDATA31DAYTIMESERIESDATA32HOUR Database tables and fields TIMESERIESDATA32HOUR TIMESERIESDATA330MIN TIMESERIESDATA4 TIMESERIESDATA41DAY TIMESERIESDATA42HOUR TIMESERIESDATA430MIN Trill ToolappToolpath Database tables and fields TIMESERIESDATA430MIN Trilltrunkgroup TrilltrunkmemberTrunkgroupinterface User Trunkgroupmember Userdefineddevicedetail Database tables and fields UserUseraormap Userdefinednetworkscope Userpreference UserrealtimemeasuresettingContent Userrealtimemeasuremapping Userstatemap UserresourcemapUserrolemap Vportdetail Vcnmember Vcnpeer Vcnpeer VcsclustermemberVcemprofile Vipserverbinding Database tables and fields VcemprofileVipserver Virtualcircuitinterface Virtualfcoeport VirtualfcoeportmacmemberVirtualfcoeportstat Database tables and fields Virtualfcoeportstat Virtualportwwndetails Virtualswitch Database tables and fields Virtualportwwndetails Database tables and fields Virtualswitch DOMAINMODE239 FcoeloginenabledInsistentdidmode Domainidoffset CLUSTER1 Vcsid HifenabledMapsenabledactions Monitored Vlan Vlanintctagrelation VlaninterfacememberVlaninterfacerelation Vlanintmacgrouprelation Vllendpointrelation Vmotionevent Vmdatacenter Database tables and fields VmotioneventVmotionpnicdetails Vmdatastoredetails Vmdvport Database tables and fields Vmdvport Vmdvportgroup Vmdvswitch Database tables and fields Vmdvportgroup Database tables and fields Vmdvswitch VmdvswitchhostmemberVmfchba Vmhost Database tables and fields VmfchbaVmfchbadeviceportmap Vmhostproxyswitch Database tables and fields VmhostVmhostenddevconnectivity Database tables and fields Vmhostproxyswitch VmhostproxyswitchpnicspecVmhostvirtualnic Vmnetworksettings Database tables and fields VmhostvirtualnicVmnicteamingpolicy Vmpath Database tables and fields Vmnicteamingpolicy Vmphysicalnic Database tables and fields Vmphysicalnic Vmsecuritypolicy Vmstandardvirtualswitch VmstandardvswitchportVmstdvswitchportgroup Database tables and fields Vmstdvswitchportgroup Vmstorage Vmvcenter VmstoragehbaremoteportmapVmtrafficshapingpolicy Database tables and fields Vmvcenter VmvcentermemberVmvirtualethernetadapter Database tables and fields Vmvirtualethernetadapter Vmvirtualmachine Vplsdevicerelation Database tables and fields VmvirtualmachineVmvirtualmachinedatastoremap Vplsendpointrelation Vrconndomain VrconndomaingroupVrconnfcconnection Vrconnmodule Vrconnmoduleport Wirelessproductdetails VrconnserverprofileVrconnwwn Wirelessproductrelation WtarchiveZone Zonealiasmember ZonealiasZonealiasinzone Zonedb Zonedbusers ZonedbconfigZonedbcontent ZONEIN-ZONESET Agconnectioninfo AdapterportconfiginfoViews Views Bootimagefiledetailsinfo CnaethportconfiginfoCnaportdetailsinfo CNAETHPORT.MTU CNAPORT.ALARMWARNING CnaportinfoCNAETHPORT.HARDWAREPATH, CNAETHPORT.STATUS Coreswitchdetailsinfo CORESWITCH.ID Cryptohostluninfo CORESWITCHDETAILS.DESCRIPTIONCoreswitch Left Outer Join Coreswitchdetails Cryptolun LUN, Cryptohost Dashboardpreferencesinfo CRYPTOTARGETCONTAINER, ENCRYPTIONENGINE, CryptoswitchCryptotargetengineinfo DASHBOARD.CREATEDBY Deploymentconfiguration DeploymentinfoDeploymentlog Deviceconnectioninfo EEMONITORSTATS2HOURINFO EEMONITORSTATS5MININFOEEMONITORSTATS30MININFO EEMONITORSTATS1DAYINFO TEPORTSTATS5MININFO TEPORTSTATS30MININFO TEPORTSTATS2HOURINFO TEPORTSTATS1DAYINFO Switchinfo CORESWITCH.IPADDRESSCORESWITCH.MAXVIRTUALSWITCHES CORESWITCH, VIRTUALSWITCH, FABRICMEMBER, Fabric VIRTUALSWITCH.CORESWITCHID = CORESWITCH.IDDeviceinfo DEVICENODE.SIMULATED DEVICEPORT.NUMBER DEVICEPORT.PORTIDDEVICEPORT.IPPORT DEVICEPORT.HARDWAREADDRESS N2FPORTMAPINFO DEVICENODE.FABRICID = SWITCHINFO.FABRICIDN2FPORTMAP Switchport Agnport Switchport Agfport Devicenodeinfo Deviceportinfo Devicenode Deviceport DevportgigeportlinkinfoDEVICENODE.FDMIHOSTNAME DEVICEPORTGIGEPORTLINK.DIRECTATTACH Devportmacaddrmapinfo IslconnectioninfoIslinfo ISL.DESTPORTNUMBER Eventdetailsinfo DESTSWITCHPORT.VIRTUALSWITCHID = DESTVIRTUALSWITCH.IDEthernetislinfo FABRIC.ID = ISL.FABRICID Eventinfo Fabricinfo Fciptunnelcircuitinfo FABRICMEMBER.FABRICID = FABRIC.IDFCIPTUNNELCIRCUIT.DSCPDATA Fciptunnelinfo FciptunnelcircuitFCIPTUNNEL.DSCPCONTROL Fcoedeviceinfo Fruinfo Gigeportecloudlinkinfo Gigeportinfo Gigeport Switchport CoreswitchHBAPORT.DEVICEPORTID HBAPORT.CONFIGUREDSTATE Hbaportdetailsinfo HBAPORTDETAIL.PREBOOTDISABLED HBAPORT.SUPPORTEDFC4TYPES HBAPORT.SUPPORTEDCOS HBATARGET.DEVICEPORTID HbatargetinfoHbaport HBATARGET.TRUSTED HBAREMOTEPORT.CURRENTSPEED HealthstatusinfoHBAREMOTEPORT.VENDOR HBAREMOTEPORT.PRODUCTID HBAREMOTEPORT.IOLATENCYAVERAGE HOSTDISCOVERYOPTION.VMPORT HostdiscoveryrequestinfoHOSTDISCOVERYREQUEST.ID DEVICEENCLOSURE.TYPE Iflinfo HostdiscoveryrequestHOSTDISCOVERYREQUEST.DEVICEENCLOSUREID = DEVICEENCLOSURE.ID Isltrillinfo DESTDEVICE.MANAGEDELEMENTID AS Destmeid IsltrunkgroupmemberinfoISL.DESTDOMAINID ISL.DESTPORTNUMBER ISL Device Vcsdevice Isltrunkinfo Mapseventdetailsinfo ISLINFO.SOURCESWITCHID = ISLTRUNKGROUP.VIRTUALSWITCHIDL2NEIGHBORINFO L2NEIGHBOR Moduleinfo TEMPMODULE.MODULEID TEMPMODULE.NUMPORTS PHYSICALDEVICE.DEVICEID NportwwnmapinfoMODULE.MODULEID MODULE.NUMPORTS MODULE.ISPRESENT FOUNDRYMODULE.MODULEID FOUNDRYMODULE.SERIALNUM Phantomportinfo Productinfo TEMPDEVICE.ISROUTER, TEMPDEVICE.ISSLB TEMPDEVICE.FABRICWATCHSTATUSTEMPDEVICE.RBRIDGEID TEMPDEVICE.IPADDRESS Lastseentimestamp TEMPDEVICE.FIRSTSEENTIME TOTIMESTAMPTEMPDEVICE.FIRSTSEENTIME,YYYYMMDDHH24MISS as Portbottleneckconfinfo PortbottleneckstatinfoPortgroupinfo Roleprivilegeinfo Portprofileinfo PORTPROFILE.ACTIVATED PORTPROFILEQOSMAP.DCBMODE PortprofileinterfaceinfoPortprofilemacinfo Portprofile Portvlaninfo ProtocolvlaninfoSflow SFLOWMINUTEL3VIEW SflowminutemacviewScomeemonitorinfo Sensorinfo EemonitorSOURCEPORT.ID = EEMONITOR.SOURCEPORTID Smartcardusageinfo SWITCHCONFIG, Switchconfigdetail SwitchconfiginfoSwitchdetailsinfo SWITCHCONFIG.ID= SWITCHCONFIGDETAIL.SWITCHCONFIGID VIRTUALSWITCH.FMSMODE VIRTUALSWITCH.MANAGEDELEMENTID CORESWITCH, VIRTUALSWITCH, FABRICMEMBER, Coreswitchdetails SWITCHPORT.ID SwitchdiscoveredmacinfoSwitchportinfo DEVICE.IPADDRESS, DEVICE.DEVICEID CORESWITCH.TYPE as Switchtype Switchsnmpinfo Timeseriesdatainfo Timeseriesdataview TIMESERIESDATA12HOUR.MEASUREID From timeseriesdatainfo tsd Union ALL Trillinfo Trilltrunkinfo UserroleresourceinfoVirtualfcoeportinfo Virtualportwwndetailsinfo CORESWITCHDETAILS.CORESWITCHID = CORESWITCH.IDVIRTUALPORTWWNDETAILS.SWITCHID Virtualportwwndetails DEVICE.DEVICEID VmaddressinfoVlanintclassifierinfo VLANINTERFACERELATION.VLANDBID = PORTVLAN.VLANDBID DEVICEMACGROUPMAPPING.MACGROUPDBID = MACGROUP.ID VmconnectivityinfoMACGROUP.ID INTERFACE.DEVICEID = DEVICE.DEVICEID VMPATH.HBAPORT = DEVICEPORT.WWN DEVICEENCLOSURE.ID AS Hostdbid Vmnetworkconnectivityinfo VMHOSTENDDEVCONNECTIVITY.INTERFACEID VMSTDVSWITCHPORTGROUP.VMSTANDARDVIRTUALSWITCHIDPnicmac DEVICE.MANAGEDELEMENTID Switchname VMHOST.DEVICEENCLOSUREID Vmpath Vmvirtualmachine VmdatastoredetailsinfoVmeemonitorinfo VMPATH.HBAPORTBPCHAR = SOURCEPORT.WWN Vmhostinfo Vmluninfo Vmstatisticsinfo SWITCHPORT.PORTID SWITCHPORT.PORTNUMBER SWITCHTEPORTSTATS.TRANSMITOK SWITCHTEPORTSTATS.RECEIVEOKVMPATH.HBAPORTBPCHAR = DEVICEPORT.WWN VRCONNDOMAIN.FIRMWAREVERSION VrconnmoduleinfoVRCONNMODULE.ID VRCONNMODULE.VRCONNDOMAINID VCEMPROFILE.DISCOVERYSTATUS Union Select distinct VRCONNMODULE.ID Vrconnmoduleportinfo Vrconnnpivinfo Vmmdiscoveredmacinfo DEVICENODE.FABRICID USERDEFINEDDEVICEDETAIL.NAMEUSERDEFINEDDEVICEDETAIL.WWN = VRCONNWWN.PORTADDRESS Vmvirtualethernetadapterinfo Apusage ZONEDB.ID = ZONEDBCONFIG.ZONEDBIDZonedbinfo Events Sflowminutebgpview SflowminutevlanviewPhysicaldeviceinfo Slotinfo ManagedelementinfoSnmpdatainfo Snmpexprdatainfo Snmpdataview Where sw.id = sp.virtualswitchid = de.managedelementid Vmvnetworkinfo Device PHYSICALINTERFACE, Physicalport Vcsclustermemberinfo Resetvcslicensed $BODY$Trilltrunkgroup Wirelessinterface Select Wiredinterface Deviceipaddress CeeportinfoL3.SUBNETMASK CEEPORT.AMPPPROFILEMODE CEEPORT.GIGEPORTID = GIGEPORT.ID 1688 53-1003056-01 Access levels defined IndexAmpp EMC, 354 HP LAN, 355 IBM CNA CUP, Ficon Hosts, 101 1692 53-1003056-01 Ficon FTPGslb State, 102 Monitor Mstp Columns, 284 product overview, 453 products New device, adding nameNOS Rbac 1043 SVI 1699 Edit, 880 WWN 1701