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Config command
Reset command
Diagnostics
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Set Setup command
Command line interface CLI
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Contents
SBCEFCSW Management and User’s Guide
Intel Blade Server Switch Module
Order Number C39671-003
Disclaimer
Contents
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Contents
4 Switch management utility functions
Safety and regulatory information
Electrical Safety
General Safety
Handling electrostatic discharge-sensitivedevices
Safety compliance
Regulatory specifications and disclaimers
Electromagnetic compatibility notice USA
Electromagnetic compatibility EMC
RRL Korea
Japan EMC Compatibility
English translation of the previous notice
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Related publications
1 Introduction
•QLogic SAN Configuration Guide: LSI Storage
QLogic SAN Solutions Guide
•QLogic Switch Interoperability Guide
•QLogic SAN Configuration Guide: CLARiiON Storage
Notices used in this book
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Logging on to a switch
2 Command line interface CLI
Commands
Command syntax
command
Admin session commands
Table 1. Commands listed by authority level
User authority commands
Admin authority command
Authority
Admin command
admin
cancel
copy alias_source alias_destination
Alias command
alias
add alias members
rename alias old alias new
remove alias members
backup
Config command
config
activate config
FCSM admin-config :user1> config cancel
save config
FCSM: user1> admin start
FCSM admin : user1> config edit
Authority
Date command
date
MMDDhhmmCCYY
Syntax
Fallback command
fallback
Authority
keyword
Help command
command
help
FCSM: user1> help set beacon set beacon On | Off
Syntax
History command
history
Authority
unpack file
Image command
cleanup
image
Syntax
Lip command for external ports only
port number
Authority
Authority
Passwd command
passwd
account_name
Examples
Ps command
Authority
Syntax
Syntax
Quit command
quit, exit, or logout
Authority
switch
Reset command
reset
config config name
External port 0,15 default
Table 2. Switch configuration defaults
Table 3. Port configuration defaults
Default
Internal port 1-14default
Table 3. Port configuration defaults continued
Table 4. Threshold configuration defaults
External port 0,15 default
Default
Table 5. SNMP configuration defaults
Table 6. System configuration defaults
Default
setup option
Set command
alarm clear
config option
Offline
switch state
Diagnostics
Online
ports port number
Set Config command
set config
port port number
Parameter
switch
Table 7. Set Config port parameters continued
Table 8. Set Config switch parameters
zoning
threshold
Table 8. Set Config switch parameters continued
Table 9. Set Config threshold parameters
Examples
Table 10. Set Config zoning parameters
On or to RAM volatile Off. The default is On
Default
FCSM user1 admin start
LoginMonitoringEnabled
clear
Set Log command
set log
archive
Zoning
Switch
Other
Port
bypass alpa
Set Port command
enable alpa
set port port number
Disables the port
Down
Diagnostics
Prepares the port for testing
Authority
Set Setup command
set setup
Table 11. SNMP configuration settings
Examples
Table 12. System configuration settings
Trap2Address
about
Show command
alarm
show
interface
domains
donor
fabric
Entry
Table 13. Show Port parameters
Description
setup option
post log
steering domain_id
support
switch
topology
users
version
FCSM: user1> show topology
Class2FramesIn
Authority
Show Config command
show config
switch
MFS TOV MSEnable True NoClose False
Configuration Name: default
LogoutMonitoringEnabled True RisingTrigger5
LOSMonitoringEnabledTrue RisingTrigger100
FCSM: user1> show config zoning
component
Show Log command
settings
show log
FCSM: user1> show log options
byte
Show Perf command
errors port_number
show perf
FCSM: user1>: show perf
Examples
Syntax
Show Setup command
show setup
Authority
FCSM: user1> show setup snmp
Syntax
Shutdown command
shutdown
Authority
Internal for internal and external ports
Test command
test
port port_number test_type
test x external
Syntax
Uptime command
uptime
Authority
delete account_name
User command
user
accounts
admin@OB-session2 user1@OB-session3
FCSM admin user1 user del user3
FCSM admin : user1> user list
admin@OB-session1- in admin mode
Syntax
Whoami command
whoami
Authority
copy zone_source zone_destination
Zone command
zone
add zone members
type zone zone_type
members zone
remove zone members
rename zone old zone new
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active
Zoneset command
zoneset
activate zone_set
Notes
remove zone_set zone_list
rename zone_set_old zone_set_new
zones zone_set
cancel
Zoning command
edit
limits
save
Examples
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SAN Utility user interface
3 Using the SAN Utility
Figure 2. Faceplate window
Figure 1. Topology window
Figure 3. Menu bar selection examples
Menu bar
Table 14. Menu shortcut keys
Toolbar button name
Toolbar
Table 15. Toolbar buttons
Toolbar button
Figure 4. Fabric tree
Fabric tree
Graphic window
Data window and tabs
Working status indicator
Using the Topology window
Figure 5. Topology window
Status
Fibre Channel switch module and link status
Working with switch modules and links
Switch module icon color
Selecting switch modules and links
Arranging switch modules in the window
Topology data window tabs
Using the Faceplate window
Figure 7. Faceplate window
Selecting ports
Opening the Faceplate window and pop-upmenus
Port views and status
Working with ports
Opening pop-upmenus
Setting up security
Managing fabrics
Faceplate data window tabs
5.Click Add fabric
Managing the fabric database
Adding a fabric
Removing a fabric
Rediscovering a fabric
Adding a new switch module to a fabric
Opening a fabric view file
Saving a fabric view file
Displaying fabric information
Replacing a failed switch module in a fabric
4.Click Switch / Restore
2.Click Switch / Delete
Description
Switch module icon
Active Zoneset Data window
Zoning a fabric
Figure 9. Active Zonesets window
Soft zoning
Zoning concepts
Access control list zones
Zones
Zoning database
Zoning configuration
Aliases
Zone sets
Zone merge failure
Using the Zoning Config window
Restoring default zoning
Merging fabrics and zoning
Zone merge failure recovery
Using the Edit Zoning window
Figure 11. Edit Zoning window
Table 18. Edit Zoning window toolbar buttons
Managing zone sets
Activating and deactivating a zone set
Creating a zone set
Copying a zone to a zone set
Creating a zone in a zone set
Managing zones
Removing a zone set
Removing all zoning definitions
Removing a zone from a zone set
Adding zone members
Renaming a zone or a zone set
Removing a zone member
Creating an alias
Managing aliases
Removing a zone from all zone sets
Changing zone types
Adding a member to an alias
Managing switch modules
Removing an alias from all zones
Figure 12. Faceplate data window
Displaying switch module information
Name Server data window
•Click View ” Refresh
Entry
Switch Data window
Table 20. Switch data window entries
Table 19. Name server data window entries
Description
Link data window
Table 20. Switch data window entries continued
Entry
Port Information Data window
Configured Zonesets Data window
Fabric view port graphing application
Port Statistics Data window
Alarm Log Data window
Managing alarms
Configuring alarms
Exporting alarm log information to a file
Paging a switch module
Setting the date and time
Resetting a switch module
Table 21. Switch module administrative states
Configuring a switch module
Switch module properties
Figure 15. Switch Properties window
Broadcast support
Domain ID and Domain ID Lock
In-bandmanagement
Figure 16. Network Properties window
Timeout values
Network properties
Table 22. Timeout values
Table 23. IP configuration parameters
Archiving a switch module
IP configuration
Remote logging
Activating the fallback firmware
Managing ports
Managing firmware
Loading firmware
Table 24. Port mode descriptions
Displaying port information
Monitoring port status
Figure 17. Faceplate Display Data window
Table 25. Port operational states
Displaying port operational states
Displaying port speeds
Table 24. Port mode descriptions continued
Table 27. SFP module media view
Port graphing and Fabric View application
Port Statistics Data window
Displaying SFP module media status
Description
Entry
Total LIP received
Table 29. Port Information Data window entries
Port Information data window
Name Server Data window
Configuring ports
Figure 18. External Port Properties window
2.Click Port / Port Properties
Changing port administrative states
Figure 19. Internal Port Properties window
2.Click Port / Port Properties
Changing port speeds external ports only
Changing port modes external ports only
Table 30. Port administrative states
Table 32. Port modes continued
I/O stream guard
Extending port credits
2.Click Port / Port Properties
Figure 20. Extended Credits window
2.Click Port ” Reset Port
Resetting a port
LED diagnostics
4 Switch management utility functions
Internal firmware failure LED flash pattern
Fatal error LED flash pattern
Heartbeat LED patterns
Normal all pass LED flash pattern
Port logged-inLED flash patterns
Switch module fault LED flash pattern
Switch module OK LED
Configuration file system error LED flash pattern
Port fault LED flash patterns
Port testing
Table 33. E-portisolation causes and fixes
SNMP configuration
Fibre Channel switch module monitoring using SNMP
Figure 22. Port Loopback Test window
Parameter
SNMP trap configuration
Table 34. SNMP configuration parameters
Table 35. SNMP trap configuration parameters
Table 36. Factory default configuration settings
Configuration backup
Configuration restore
Restoring the factory default configuration
Reinitializing the configuration file system
Using the Fabric View application
Restoring a switch module
Figure 23. Fabric View graphs
Starting the Fabric View application
Displaying port performance graphs
Arranging and sizing port performance graphs
Figure 24. Modify Graph Display window
Customizing port performance graphs
Port mapping
AMapping port locations and software numbering
Table 37. Port mapping
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Before you call
Using the documentation
Hardware/Software service and support
B Getting help and technical assistance
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Important notes
C Notices
Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC
Regulatory Specifications and Disclaimers
Safety Compliance
Declaration of the Manufacturer or Importer
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