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Compaq 230934-002 Global Status Indicator, Label Color/Pattern Interpretation Possible Causes

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Table 4-1: Global Status Indicator

Label	Color/Pattern	Interpretation	Possible Causes

Power	Green/ON	The unit is connected	This is the normal
		to an AC power	state when powered
		source and the	on.
		internal power supply
		is functioning.

	Green/OFF	There is no power	The Fabric Switch 6
		within the switch.	may not be plugged
			in to the MSA SAN
			Array 1000 correctly.
			The MSA SAN Array
			1000 may be
			disconnected or the
			power cable is bad.
			The switch is faulty.

Fault	Amber/ON	Switch is running self	This is the normal
		test.	self-test state.

If the light remains on after 15 seconds, the switch failed the self-test.

If the test fails, the switch may be faulty.

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StorageWorks by Compaq Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch Page Contents Chapter Initial Configuration of the Switch Appendix B Electrostatic Discharge Appendix D Laser Precautions and Fibre Cables Symbols on Equipment Important Safety InformationIntended Audience Viii Rack Stability Symbols in TextRelated Documents Text ConventionsGetting Help HP Website HP Authorized Reseller HP Technical SupportOrganization of this Guide Overview of the SwitchMSA Fabric Switch MSA Fabric SwitchFeatures Rear View of the Modular San Array MSA1000 rear panel with a Fabric SwitchEthernet RJ-45 Cable InstallationDB-9 Serial Cable Hot-Pluggable Initial Configuration of the Switch Configuration Overview Connecting a Terminal to the Switch Using the Text-based UI to Configure the SwitchDefault Serial Port Settings Logging in to the Text-based UI Login menuNetwork Parameters menu Accessing Networking ParametersNetwork Parameters Set IP address Setting the IP AddressNetwork Parameters menu Set subnetwork mask Setting the Subnetwork MaskSaving Modifications Setting the Gateway AddressManagement Options menu Accessing Management ParametersResetting the Switch Accessing the CLIExiting the Text-based UI Initial Configuration of the Switch Compaq Web-Based Management screen Accessing the Switch Configuration Option of the ACU-XESelect Switch Configuration Select a switch to configure 10 Initial Switch Configuration task option Initial Switch Configuration11 Switch parameters input screen 12 Advanced switch configuration options Advanced Switch ConfigurationMSA Fabric Switch 6 Management Utility Defining System Requirements Select Browse CD ContentsSnmp screen Launching the Management UtilityConsole screen Describing the ConsoleStatus Panel Task Selection ToolbarSwitch Status Indicators Switch Status IndicatorsMessage Text Line Message Text Line Progress Indicator BarControl Buttons Main Management PanelControl Buttons Port Information Port information shown in the left panel System information window System InformationDevice view window Device ViewMain session Session ConfigurationMain help session HelpManaging and Monitoring Individual Ports Using MSA Fabric Switch 6 Management Utility10 Port button in task selection toolbar 11 Port summary tab Port Summary TabParameters Description Port Summary Window12 Port Events tab Port Events Window Port Events Tab13 Port info/Port Control tab Port Control Tab14 Port info/Port Reset view Port Control Panel Port Control Panel Port Statistics tab Port Statistics TabPort Statistics tab Error Statistics15 Port statistics tab 16 Error statistics view 18 SFP tab transmitter display Port SFP Tab19 SFP tab transmitter display, second part 21 SFP tab vendor display 23 System information panel Managing from the System Information Panel24 Switch health tab Switch Health TabPanel Parameter Description Switch health windowInformation Tab 25 Switch info tab10 Switch Info Window 26 Switch control tab Switch Control Tab11 Switch Control Window 11 Switch Control Window 27 Network tab Network Tab12 Network tab Following table lists the parameters of this panel28 Service tab Service Tab29 Firmware tab Firmware Tab13 Firmware Window 30 Backup/Restore tab Backup/Restore Tab14 Backup/Restore tab 31 Events tab Events Tab15 Events Window 32 Device view Monitoring from the Device View16 Session Configuration Window Session ConfigurationFC-MI Setting up ZoningZone Members Zoning ElementsZone Sets ZonesNaming Rules for Zone Members, Zones, and Zone Sets Zoning Limitations for Zone Members, Zones, and Zone Sets 17 Switch and Fabric Zoning LimitationsTwo Ways to Display Zoning Merged ZonesLocal Zones Enabling Zoning 33 Zoning Configuration option, Switch Control tabCreating Zone Sets 34 Zoning Configuration screen, Local Zones viewCreating Zone Members Creating ZonesAssigning Zone Members to Zones Example Zoning ConfigurationAssigning Zones to Zone Sets Activating the Zone SetZone Members Zones Zone Set 18 Example Zone Members, Zones, and Zone SetTroubleshooting Guidelines TroubleshootingReading the Global Status Indicator Troubleshooting the MSA Fabric SwitchLabel Color/Pattern Interpretation Possible Causes Global Status IndicatorEthernet Indicators Reading the Ethernet IndicatorsLink Serial Communication Problems Reading the Port IndicatorsPort Link Indicators ConnectionsFibre Channel Cables Compaq-supported Small Form Factor Pluggables SFPPreventive Maintenance Solutions Temperature ControlFederal Communications Commission Notice Regulatory Compliance NoticesModifications Canadian Notice Avis CanadienCables European Union Notice Electrostatic Discharge Grounding Methods Table C-1 Command Line Interface Summary Command Line InterfaceCommand Line Interface Figure C-1 Main menu Invoking the Command Line InterfaceFigure C-2 Help menu Using the Command Line InterfaceLogging Out of the CLI ResetExiting from CLI BeaconSyntax ConfigFabric ExitFactdft Table C-2 Factory DefaultsCommand Line Interface Figure C-7 Factdft command Figure C-8 Help command initial screen Hwcfg Figure C-9 Supported commandsLog Figure C-10 Hwcfg commandLogOut Figure C-11 Log dlf commandNetCfg Figure C-12 Logout commandPortCtl Figure C-14 Ns commandAuto 100 Figure C-17 PortCtl public command PortStatS PortReSetPortStatUs Figure C-22 Portstats commandPortTp Figure C-23 Portstatus commandFigure C-26 Reset command Figure C-25 Porttp commandFigure C-27 Snmp command Figure C-29 Snmp con command SwStatE SwCtlSwstatus Figure C-32 Swstate command ports data informationTemp Figure C-34 Temp commandTftpDl Variables Description Topology Traps Figure C-36 Topology commandIpaddress Ipaddress,port number Examples Figure C-39 Traps delete command Zoning Elements Setting up ZoningZone Members Naming Rules for Zone Members, Zones, and Zone Sets Table C-3 Switch and Fabric Zoning LimitationsZoning Limitations for Zone Members, Zones, and Zone Sets Using the CLI to Configure Zoning Stage one Creating the Pending Table Table C-4 Example Zoning ConfigurationStart by checking what has already been created Viewing and Clearing the Pending TableAdding zones to the zone set Creating the Zone SetAdding zone members to the zones Changing the names of the zone members optional Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide Enabling the pending table zone set Viewing the Zones in the pending table Viewing the Zone Set in the pending tableViewing the Zone Members in the pending table Stage Three Writing the Pending Table to the Active Table To display the current fabric-wide zoning configuration Laser Precautions Laser Precautions Fibre Channel CablesFibre Channel Cable Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide Downloading the Switch Management Utility Update Updating the Switch using the Command Line Interface Updating the Switch using the Web Browser InterfaceModular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide Updating the Switch using the Boot Menu Index Index-2 CLI C-4 Index-4 Index-5 Index-6 Index-7