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5 – Managing Ports Displaying Port Information
Table 5-6. Port Information Data Window Entries (Continued)
Entry | Description |
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E Port Isolation Reason | Why E_Port is isolated. |
MFS Mode | Multiple Frame Sequence bundling status. |
I/O Stream Guard | RSCN message suppression status. Sta- |
| tus can be enabled, disabled, or automati- |
| cally determined by the switch. |
Administrative Port Speed | The speed requested by the user. |
Operational Port Speed | The speed actually being used by the port. |
Max Credits | The maximum number of credits granted |
| to a port that can be used when extending |
| port credits. |
Device Scan | Device scan status. Enabled means the |
| switch queries the connected device dur- |
| ing login for |
Symbolic Name | Port symbolic name |
Ext Credits Requested | Number of requested credits |
Credits to Donate | The number of credits available to be |
| donated by the selected port. |
Donor Group | The donor group of the selected port. |
Valid Donor Groups | The number of separate groups within |
| which extended credits may be donated |
| and assigned. |
Media | The transceiver type. The |
| always display "unknown", if attached. |
Media Speed | The maximum transceiver speed |
Media Type | The transceiver fibre type, such as single |
| mode, |
Media Transmitter | The transceiver transmitter type, such as |
| longwave, shortwave, electrical. |
Media Distance | The maximum transceiver transmission |
| distance |
Media Vendor | The company that manufactured the SFP |
Media Vendor ID | The IEEE registered company ID |
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