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Using Web Tools
Zone Administration View
Administrative privileges are required to access this view. If a switch or device is added or removed from the network, it is necessary to save the changes and relaunch the Zone Administration view for the changes to take effect.
When administering Zoning, EMC recommends that you perform the following steps:
1. Define a zone alias for each individual device to make zone administration easier.
2. Create zones and add zone members.
3. Place zones into one or more zone configurations.
4. Enable one of the zone configurations (only one can be enabled at a time).
| There are three separate methods for adding members to a zone. Each | ||
| method corresponds to a zoning mode, and the combination of the | ||
| methods corresponds to an additional mode. Once you select a mode, | ||
| all zoning operations must correspond to that mode, and any zones, | ||
| aliases, and configuration files which do not cannot be selected. | ||
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| EMC recommends the use of WWN Zoning. See Table | ||
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Table | Adding Members to a Zone | ||
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Port Level Zoning |
| Zoning by physical domain/port number. All alias, zoning, and | |
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| configuration file operations must be performed using port. | |
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| Aliases, zones, and configuration files which have objects other | |
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WWN Level Zoning |
| Zoning by WWNs only. All alias, zoning, and configuration file | |
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| operations must be performed by WWNs. Aliases, zones, and | |
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| configuration files that have objects other than WWNs cannot be | |
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