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Intel SBCEFCSW manual Switch management utility functions, LED diagnostics

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4 Switch management utility functions

This chapter contains information about the following topics:

•LED diagnostics

•Port testing

•Fibre Channel switch module monitoring using SNMP

•Restoring Fibre Channel switch module configuration defaults

•Using the Fabric View application

LED diagnostics

The Fibre Channel switch module performs a POST as part of its power-on procedure. The POST diagnostic program performs the following tests:

•Checksum tests on the boot firmware in PROM and the switch module firmware in flash memory

•Internal data loopback test on all ports

•Access and integrity test on the switch module ASIC

During the POST, the switch module logs any errors encountered. Some POST errors are fatal; others are non- fatal. The switch module uses the heartbeat LED and the logged-in LED to indicate switch and port status. A fatal error disables the switch module so that it will not operate. If a non-fatal error occurs, the switch module can still operate but disables the ports that have errors. Regardless of whether the problem is fatal or nonfatal, contact your technical support representative.

If there are no POST errors, the heartbeat LED flashes at a steady rate of once per second. If a fatal error occurs, the heartbeat LED will show an error flash pattern. If there are non-fatal errors, the switch module disables the failed ports and flashes the associated logged-in LEDs. See “Heartbeat LED patterns” on page 122 for more information about heartbeat LED flash patterns.

There are three sets of LEDs on the information panel. The first row of LEDs at the top of the switch module represent switch module status and include OK, ♥ (heartbeat), and ! (Fibre Channel switch fault). The second and third sets of LEDs represent status for external Fibre Channel port 2 and external Fibre Channel port 1.

The port LEDs include port logged-in, port activity, and port fault. Figure 21 on page 122 shows the location of these LEDs on the switch module. For more information about switch module LEDs, see the Fibre Channel Switch Module Installation Guide.

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Intel SBCEFCSW manual Switch management utility functions, LED diagnostics

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Intel Blade Server Switch Module SBCEFCSW Management and User’s GuideOrder Number C39671-003 Disclaimer Contents Page Contents 4 Switch management utility functions Safety and regulatory information Electrical Safety General SafetyHandling electrostatic discharge-sensitivedevices Safety compliance Regulatory specifications and disclaimersElectromagnetic compatibility notice USA Electromagnetic compatibility EMCRRL Korea Japan EMC CompatibilityEnglish translation of the previous notice xiiiPage Related publications 1 Introduction•QLogic SAN Configuration Guide: LSI Storage QLogic SAN Solutions Guide•QLogic Switch Interoperability Guide •QLogic SAN Configuration Guide: CLARiiON StorageNotices used in this book Page Logging on to a switch 2 Command line interface CLICommand syntax Commandscommand Admin session commands Table 1. Commands listed by authority levelUser authority commands Admin authority commandAuthority Admin commandadmin cancelcopy alias_source alias_destination Alias commandalias add alias membersrename alias old alias new remove alias membersbackup Config commandconfig activate configFCSM admin-config :user1> config cancel save configFCSM: user1> admin start FCSM admin : user1> config editAuthority Date commanddate MMDDhhmmCCYYSyntax Fallback commandfallback Authoritykeyword Help commandcommand helpFCSM: user1> help set beacon set beacon On | Off Syntax History commandhistory Authorityunpack file Image commandcleanup imageSyntax Lip command for external ports onlyport number AuthorityAuthority Passwd commandpasswd account_nameExamples Ps commandAuthority SyntaxSyntax Quit commandquit, exit, or logout Authorityswitch Reset commandreset config config nameExternal port 0,15 default Table 2. Switch configuration defaultsTable 3. Port configuration defaults DefaultInternal port 1-14default Table 3. Port configuration defaults continuedTable 4. Threshold configuration defaults External port 0,15 defaultDefault Table 5. SNMP configuration defaultsTable 6. System configuration defaults Defaultsetup option Set commandalarm clear config optionOffline switch stateDiagnostics Onlineports port number Set Config commandset config port port numberParameter switchTable 7. Set Config port parameters continued Table 8. Set Config switch parameterszoning thresholdTable 8. Set Config switch parameters continued Table 9. Set Config threshold parametersExamples Table 10. Set Config zoning parametersOn or to RAM volatile Off. The default is On DefaultFCSM user1 admin start LoginMonitoringEnabled clear Set Log commandset log archiveZoning SwitchOther Portbypass alpa Set Port commandenable alpa set port port_numberDisables the port DownDiagnostics Prepares the port for testingAuthority Set Setup commandset setup Table 11. SNMP configuration settingsExamples Table 12. System configuration settingsTrap2Address about Show commandalarm showinterface domainsdonor fabricTable 13. Show Port parameters EntryDescription setup option post logsteering domain_id supportswitch topologyusers versionFCSM: user1> show topology Class2FramesIn Authority Show Config commandshow config switchMFS TOV MSEnable True NoClose False Configuration Name: default LogoutMonitoringEnabled True RisingTrigger5LOSMonitoringEnabledTrue RisingTrigger100 FCSM: user1> show config zoningcomponent Show Log commandsettings show logFCSM: user1> show log options byte Show Perf commanderrors port_number show perfFCSM: user1>: show perf ExamplesSyntax Show Setup commandshow setup AuthorityFCSM: user1> show setup snmp Syntax Shutdown commandshutdown AuthorityInternal for internal and external ports Test commandtest port port_number test_typetest x external Syntax Uptime commanduptime Authoritydelete account_name User commanduser accountsadmin@OB-session2 user1@OB-session3 FCSM admin user1 user del user3FCSM admin : user1> user list admin@OB-session1- in admin modeSyntax Whoami commandwhoami Authoritycopy zone_source zone_destination Zone commandzone add zone memberstype zone zone_type members zoneremove zone members rename zone old zone newwwn_0160ed zone_set_1 wwn_c001b0 zone_set_1 active Zoneset commandzoneset activate zone_setNotes remove zone_set zone_listrename zone_set_old zone_set_new zones zone_setcancel Zoning commandedit limitssave Examples50:06:04:82:bf:d2:18:d2 10:00:00:00:c9:23:bd:31 wwn wwn_b0241f 50:06:04:82:bf:d2:18:c250:06:04:82:bf:d2:18:d2 21:00:00:e0:8b:02:41:2f wwn_23bd31 50:06:04:82:bf:d2:18:c2SAN Utility user interface 3 Using the SAN UtilityFigure 2. Faceplate window Figure 1. Topology windowMenu bar Figure 3. Menu bar selection examplesTable 14. Menu shortcut keys Toolbar button name ToolbarTable 15. Toolbar buttons Toolbar buttonFigure 4. Fabric tree Fabric treeGraphic window Data window and tabsUsing the Topology window Working status indicatorFigure 5. Topology window Status Fibre Channel switch module and link statusWorking with switch modules and links Switch module icon colorSelecting switch modules and links Arranging switch modules in the windowUsing the Faceplate window Topology data window tabsFigure 7. Faceplate window Selecting ports Opening the Faceplate window and pop-upmenusPort views and status Working with portsOpening pop-upmenus Setting up securityManaging fabrics Faceplate data window tabs5.Click Add fabric Managing the fabric databaseAdding a fabric Removing a fabricRediscovering a fabric Adding a new switch module to a fabricOpening a fabric view file Saving a fabric view fileDisplaying fabric information Replacing a failed switch module in a fabric4.Click Switch / Restore 2.Click Switch / DeleteDescription Switch module iconZoning a fabric Active Zoneset Data windowFigure 9. Active Zonesets window Soft zoning Zoning conceptsAccess control list zones ZonesZoning database Zoning configurationAliases Zone setsZone merge failure Using the Zoning Config windowRestoring default zoning Merging fabrics and zoningUsing the Edit Zoning window Zone merge failure recoveryFigure 11. Edit Zoning window Table 18. Edit Zoning window toolbar buttons Managing zone setsCreating a zone set Activating and deactivating a zone setCopying a zone to a zone set Creating a zone in a zone set Managing zonesRemoving a zone set Removing all zoning definitionsRemoving a zone from a zone set Adding zone membersRenaming a zone or a zone set Removing a zone memberCreating an alias Managing aliasesRemoving a zone from all zone sets Changing zone typesManaging switch modules Adding a member to an aliasRemoving an alias from all zones Figure 12. Faceplate data window Displaying switch module informationName Server data window •Click View ” RefreshEntry Switch Data windowTable 20. Switch data window entries Table 19. Name server data window entriesDescription Link data windowTable 20. Switch data window entries continued EntryPort Information Data window Configured Zonesets Data windowFabric view port graphing application Port Statistics Data windowManaging alarms Alarm Log Data windowConfiguring alarms Exporting alarm log information to a file Paging a switch moduleSetting the date and time Resetting a switch moduleTable 21. Switch module administrative states Configuring a switch moduleSwitch module properties Figure 15. Switch Properties windowDomain ID and Domain ID Lock Broadcast supportIn-bandmanagement Figure 16. Network Properties window Timeout valuesNetwork properties Table 22. Timeout valuesTable 23. IP configuration parameters Archiving a switch moduleIP configuration Remote loggingActivating the fallback firmware Managing portsManaging firmware Loading firmwareTable 24. Port mode descriptions Displaying port informationMonitoring port status Figure 17. Faceplate Display Data windowTable 25. Port operational states Displaying port operational statesDisplaying port speeds Table 24. Port mode descriptions continuedTable 27. SFP module media view Port graphing and Fabric View applicationPort Statistics Data window Displaying SFP module media statusEntry DescriptionTotal LIP received Table 29. Port Information Data window entries Port Information data windowConfiguring ports Name Server Data windowFigure 18. External Port Properties window Changing port administrative states 2.Click Port / Port PropertiesFigure 19. Internal Port Properties window 2.Click Port / Port Properties Changing port speeds external ports onlyChanging port modes external ports only Table 30. Port administrative statesTable 32. Port modes continued I/O stream guardExtending port credits 2.Click Port / Port PropertiesFigure 20. Extended Credits window 2.Click Port ” Reset Port Resetting a portLED diagnostics 4 Switch management utility functionsInternal firmware failure LED flash pattern Fatal error LED flash patternHeartbeat LED patterns Normal all pass LED flash patternPort logged-inLED flash patterns Switch module fault LED flash patternSwitch module OK LED Configuration file system error LED flash patternPort testing Port fault LED flash patternsTable 33. E-portisolation causes and fixes Fibre Channel switch module monitoring using SNMP SNMP configurationFigure 22. Port Loopback Test window Parameter SNMP trap configurationTable 34. SNMP configuration parameters Table 35. SNMP trap configuration parametersTable 36. Factory default configuration settings Configuration backupConfiguration restore Restoring the factory default configurationUsing the Fabric View application Reinitializing the configuration file systemRestoring a switch module Figure 23. Fabric View graphs Starting the Fabric View applicationDisplaying port performance graphs Arranging and sizing port performance graphsFigure 24. Modify Graph Display window Customizing port performance graphsAMapping port locations and software numbering Port mappingTable 37. Port mapping Page Before you call Using the documentationHardware/Software service and support B Getting help and technical assistancePage Important notes C NoticesElectromagnetic Compatibility EMC Regulatory Specifications and DisclaimersSafety Compliance Declaration of the Manufacturer or ImporterIndex Page Page Page