8.Click OK.
Deleting a Zone Set
The software does not display all elements in a zone set, such as quick loop and fabric assist elements. When you delete a zone set, all elements, including quick loop and fabric assist, which are not viewable in the software, are deleted.
Only the zone set is deleted, not the zones contained in the zone set. For example, assume Zone A is contained in two zone sets: one named Zone_Set_One and another named Zone_Set_Two. If you delete Zone_Set_One, the zone has not been deleted so it is still in Zone_Set_Two.
If you are using EFC Manager to delete zone sets, see ”Changes in EFC Manager Requiring Discovery Data Collection” on page 721.
To delete a zone set:
1.Click Tools > Storage Essentials > Provisioning Manager in HP Systems Insight Manager.
2.In the right pane, click the SAN Zoning tab.
3.Click the Provision button for the fabric which contains the zone set you want to delete.
4.Do one of the following:
•Click Step 3 Zone Set.
•Click Step 4 Activate Zone Set.
5.Cisco
6.Click the Delete (
) button for the zone set you want to delete.
7.When you are asked if you want to delete the zone set, click OK.
Copying a Zone Set
This feature copies a zone set and all of its members, such as zones and zone aliases. You can use this feature to copy inactive and active zone sets. The newly created zone set is inactive.
The management server stops the copying process of an active zone set if it finds one of the following:
•An inactive zone set that has the same name as the name entered for the copy.
•An inactive zone with the same name as an active zone, but they do not have the same content.
Active zones in a zone set have corresponding inactive zones for redundancy. If you attempt to copy an active zone set containing a zone that does not have a corresponding inactive zone, the management server creates an inactive zone with the same name as the active zone. The inactive zone is used as a backup for the active zone.
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