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SANbox 5200 Series Switch Management User’s Guide Document Revision History SANbox 5200 Series Switch Management User’s Guide Table of Contents Section Managing Fabrics SANbox 5200 Series Switch Management Section Managing Switches Changing the Default Performance View File Encryption Key 4.1 Snmp Configuration 4.2 Snmp Trap ConfigurationSection Managing Ports 3.3 NTP Client 7.3 Appendix a Command Line Interface Glossary Index Shutdown Command102 104Page 105 Tables SANbox 5200 Series Switch Management User’s Guide 59056-02 a Related Materials Intended Audience Jdom License Availability Technical SupportTraining Contact Information Introduction Technical Support 59056-02 a Installing the Management Application Using SANsurfer Switch Manager For a Windows workstation SANsurfer Switch ManagerFor a Linux workstation For a Solaris workstation SANsurfer Management Suite SMS Installation for Windows Chglax.bat SMS Installation for Linux SMS Installation for Solaris Install the new SANsurfer Switch Manager package Change directories to the package locationLocate and execute the file sbmoversms.sh Starting SANsurfer Switch Manager Initial Startup Dialog ‰ For Linux or Solaris enter the SANsurfer command SANsurfer Switch Manager Window Exiting SANsurfer Switch Manager Save Default Fabric View File Dialog SMS Uninstall Uninstalling SANsurfer Switch Manager Changing the Encryption Key for the Default Fabric View File Standalone Uninstall Saving and Opening Fabric View Files Setting SANsurfer Switch Manager Preferences Preferences Dialog SANsurfer Switch Manager Viewing Software Version and Copyright Information Using Online Help SANsurfer Switch Manager User Interface Topology DisplayFaceplate Display Topology Display Menu Menu Bars Faceplate Display Menu Faceplate Display Menu Topology Display Menu Shortcut Keys Topology Display Shortcut Keys Faceplate Display Shortcut Keys Faceplate Display Shortcut Keys Alt+S, L SwitchLoad Firmware Tool Bar Buttons Tool Bar Fabric Tree Fabric Tree Working Status Indicator Graphic WindowData Window and Tabs Switch and Link Status Using the Topology Display Working with Switches and Links Selecting Switches and LinksArranging Switches in the Display Topology Data Windows Opening the Faceplate Display and Topology Popup Menus 11. Faceplate Display Using the Faceplate Display Port Views and Status Working with PortsSelecting Ports Faceplate Data Windows Opening the Faceplate Popup MenuPage User Account Security Fabric Security Enabling Snmp Configuration Fabric ServicesClick the In-band Management Enable button Enabling In-band Management Fabric Tracker Saving a Version SnapshotViewing and Comparing Version Snapshots Managing the Fabric Database Exporting Version Snapshots to a File Add a New Fabric Dialog Adding a Fabric Opening a Fabric View File Removing a FabricSaving a Fabric View File Rediscovering a Fabric Adding a New Switch to a Fabric Deleting Switches and Links Replacing a Failed Switch Displaying Fabric Information Fabric Status Topology Display Switch and Status Icons Events Browser Displaying the Event Browser Description Icon Severity Levels Filter Events Dialog Filtering the Event Browser Saving the Event Browser to a File Sorting the Event Browser Devices Data Window Entries Devices Data Window Active Zone Set Data Window Active Zone Set Data Window Link Data Window Working with Device Information and NicknamesDisplaying Detailed Device Information Exporting Device Information to a File Managing Device Port NicknamesCreating a Nickname Editing a Nickname Deleting a NicknameExporting Nicknames to a File Importing a Nicknames File Zoning a FabricZoning Concepts Soft Zones Zones Access Control List Hard Zones AliasesZone Sets Zoning Database Using the Zoning Wizard Managing the Zoning DatabaseManaging the zoning database consists of the following Edit Zoning Dialog Editing the Zoning Database Edit Zoning Dialog Tool Bar Buttons and Icons Create Alias button create another name for a set of objects Interop Auto Save Configuring the Zoning Database Default Visibility Saving the Zoning Database to a FileRestoring the Zoning Database from a File Removing All Zoning Definitions Restoring the Default Zoning Database Creating a Zone Set Managing Zone Sets Activating and Deactivating a Zone Set Copying a Zone to a Zone SetRemoving a Zone from a Zone Set or from All Zone Sets Removing a Zone Set Managing ZonesManaging zones involves the following Creating a Zone in a Zone Set Adding Zone Members Removing a Zone Member Renaming a Zone or a Zone SetRemoving a Zone from a Zone Set Removing a Zone from All Zone Sets Changing Zone Types Managing AliasesCreating an Alias Removing an Alias from All Zones Adding a Member to an Alias Zone Merge Failure Merging Fabrics and Zoning Zone Merge Failure Recovery Managing Switches Factory User Accounts Managing User Accounts Creating User Accounts User Account Administration Dialog Add Account Removing a User Account User Account Administration Dialog Remove Account User Account Administration Dialog Change Password Changing a User Account Password Modifying a User Account User Account Administration Dialog Modify Account Faceplate Display Switch Information Displaying Switch Information Switch Data Window Entries Switch Data Window Ratov Displaying Detailed Device Information on page 3-17for Port Information Data Window Port Statistics Data Window Configured Zonesets Data Window Configured Zonesets Data Windows Port Threshold Alarm Configuration Dialog Configuring Port Threshold Alarms Event Paging a SwitchCount Sample Window Resetting a Switch Setting the Date/Time and Enabling NTP Client Type Description Switch Resets Configuring a Switch Using the Configuration WizardSwitch Properties Switch Administrative States Symbolic Name Domain ID and Domain ID Lock Switch Administrative States Fabric Device Management Interface Interop Mode for Zoning Broadcast SupportIn-band Management Timeout Values Timeout ValuesLegacy Port Address Format 10. Network Properties Dialog Network Properties IP Configuration Parameters IP Configuration NTP Client Remote Logging 11. Snmp Properties Dialog Snmp Properties Snmp Configuration Parameters Snmp Configuration Snmp Trap Configuration Parameters Snmp Trap Configuration Restoring a Switch Archiving a Switch 12. Restore Dialogs Full and Selective Factory Default Configuration Settings Restoring the Factory Default Configuration Factory Default Configuration Settings Downloading a Support File 13. Features License Key Dialog Upgrading the Switch Using License Keys Installing Firmware 15. Hardware Status LEDs Displaying Hardware Status Displaying Port Information Managing Ports Monitoring Port Status Displaying Port TypesPort Types Displaying Port Speeds Displaying Port Operational StatesPort Operational States Port Speeds Port Transceiver Media View Displaying Transceiver Media Status Port Statistics Data Window Entries LIP ALPD,ALPS Port Statistics Data Window Entries Port Information Data Window Entries Port Information Data Window Entries Port Properties Dialog Configuring Ports Port Administrative States Changing Port Administrative States Changing Port Types Changing Port Speeds Scan Device Stream Guard Using the Extended Credits Wizard Changing Port Symbolic Name Designate Donor Ports Resetting a Port Port Loopback Test Dialog Testing Ports Managing Ports Fabric View Graphs Graphing Port Performance Exiting SANsurfer Performance Viewer Starting SANsurfer Performance Viewer Saving and Opening Performance View Files Save Default Performance View File Dialog Setting SANsurfer Performance Viewer Preferences Changing the Default Performance View File Encryption Key Displaying Graphs Setting the Polling Frequency Customizing Graphs Arranging Graphs in the Display Managing Ports Graphing Port Performance Rescaling a Selected Graph Printing GraphsSaving Graph Statistics to a File Managing Ports Graphing Port Performance 59056-02 a Logging On to a Switch Command Line Interface User Accounts Modifying a Configuration Working with Switch Configurations Ftp ipaddress Backing up and Restoring Switch Configurations Date, configswitch16910112003, for example Command syntax is as follows CommandsCommand keyword keyword value Table A-1. Command-Line Completion Admin Session Commands Table A-2. Commands Listed by Authority Level Authority Admin CommandSyntax Keywords Syntax alias Alias Command Members alias Remove alias memberlistRename aliasold aliasnew Syntax config Config CommandKeywords activate configname Edit configname Manager Archive function are not compatible with the Config RestoreRestore command Save configname Download the file to the workstation # ftp symbolicname or ipaddress Admin session Create Support CommandFollowing is an example of the Create Support command Create support You have transferred 43430 bytes in 1 files Date Command Syntax dateKeywords MMDDhhmmCCYY Syntax feature Feature CommandKeywords add licensekey Log Firmware Install Command Authority AdminSyntax firmware install Syntax Hardreset Command Keywords command Help CommandSyntax help command keyword Authority None Authority None Syntax history History Command Hotreset Hotreset Command Image Command Ftp Ftp switchname Wait for the unpack to complete Following is an example of the Lip command Lip CommandReinitializes the specified loop port Lip portnumber Syntax passwd accountname Keywords accountname Passwd Command Ping Command Syntax ping ipaddressKeywords ipaddress Following is an example of the Ps command Ps CommandSyntax Examples Displays current system process information Quit Command Closes the Telnet sessionSyntax quit, exit, or logout Config configname Reset Command Table A-3. Switch Configuration Defaults SystemZoning Table A-4. Port Configuration Defaults Table A-6. Zoning Configuration Defaults Table A-5. Port Threshold Alarm Configuration Defaults Table A-7. Snmp Configuration Defaults Table A-8. System Configuration Defaults Syntax set Set Command Setup option Switch statePort option Set config Set Config CommandTable A-9. Set Config Port Parameters Port portnumber Command Line Interface Set Config Command Table A-9. Set Config Port Parameters Table A-10. Set Config Switch Parameters Number of milliseconds the switch Table A-10. Set Config Switch Parameters Threshold Table A-11. Set Config Threshold Parameters Table A-12. Set Config Zoning Parameters Arbff Following is an example of the Set Config Threshold command Following is an example of the Set Config Switch command To discard this configuration use the config cancel command Attributes Following is an example of the Set Config Zoning command Set log Set Log CommandArchive Clear Level filter Display filter Save Port portlistStart Stop Set Port Command Port from accepting a device login Disables the port by removing power from the port lasersDown Set setup Set Setup CommandTable A-13. Snmp Configuration Settings Snmp System Table A-14. System Configuration Settings Table A-14. System Configuration Settings Setup snmp SANbox Manager admin # set setup system Following is an example of the Set Setup System command Alarm option Show CommandKeywords about Broadcast Log option Fdmi portwwn Pagebreak Ns optionPerf option Table A-15. Show Port Parameters Lipalpdalps Steering domainid Post log Support Table A-16. Switch Operational Parameters Displays all connected devices TopologyUsers Version Following is an example of the Show Fabric command Following is an example of the Show Domains command Following is an example of the Show Fdmi WWN command Following is an example of the Show Fdmi command Following is an example of the Show NS local domain command Following is an example of the Show NS domainID commandFollowing is an example of the Show NS portID command Collisions0 txqueuelen100 Following is an example of the Show Interface command PL-XPL-VC-SG3-22 Following is an example of the Show Port command Following is an example of the Show Topology command Following is an example of the Show Switch command Command Line Interface Show Command Following is an example of the Show Version command Show config Show Config Command Following is an example of the Show Config Switch command Following is an example of the Show Config Threshold command Following is an example of the Show Config Zoning command Show log Show Log CommandNumber of events Component Level SettingsOptions Port Following is an example of the Show Log Level command Following is an example of the Show Log Options commandFollowing is an example of the Show Log command Show Perf Command Errors portnumber Following is an example of the Show Perf Byte command Show Setup Command Show setupMfg Following is an example of the Show Setup Snmp command Following is an example of the Show Setup System command Shutdown Command Power from the switchShutdown Test Test CommandPort portnumber testtype Status Admin start Command Line Interface Test Command Uptime Command Examples The following is an example of the Uptime commandAuthority None Syntax uptime User Command Following is an example of the User Edit command Following is an example of the User Add command Following is an example of the User List command Following is an example of the User Delete command Whoami Command Following is an example of the Whoami commandWhoami Syntax zone Zone Command Remove zone memberlist Members zoneRename zoneold zonenew Type zone zonetype Following is an example of the Zone Members command Following is an example of the Zone Zonesets command Syntax zoneset Zoneset Command Remove zoneset zonelist Rename zonesetold zonesetnewZones zoneset Zoning Command Opens a Zoning Edit sessionHistory Table A-17. Zoning Database Limits Limits E1JBOD1 E2JBOD2 Following is an example of the Zoning Limits command Following is an example of the Zoning List command 108 59056-02 a Administrative State Access Control List ZoneAlarm BootP Configured Zone Sets Class 3 ServiceDefault Visibility Fabric Management Switch Inter-Switch Link Input Power LEDMaintenance Button Maintenance Mode Small Form-Factor Pluggable Zoning DatabaseSoft Zone Target Index Index-2 59056-02 a 59056-02 a Index-3 Index-4 59056-02 a 59056-02 a Index-5 Index-6 59056-02 a