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Determining the Active Fabric Manager

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on the slave spine will turn on automatically when it becomes the chassis management spine.

5. Click Apply.

NOTE: For additional information on configuring the Fabric Manager, refer to the Subnet Management section of Appendix D, Switch Command Line Interface.

2.2.13.1.1

Determining the Active Fabric Manager

In a configuration with multiple switches, to determine where the master SM is, use the following host Fabric Manager command:

saquery -o sminfo

2.2.14

The sm_query Application

The sm_query application allows the user to view fabric information and to modify the configuration of the subnet manager. This includes:

❥Viewing and modifying the current subnet manager configuration.

❥Viewing a list of node records (i.e., hosts and switches) on the fabric.

❥Viewing a list of link records (i.e., the fabric topology).

❥Viewing a list of multicast records.

❥Viewing a list of service records.

❥Viewing switchInfo records.

❥Viewing portInfo records.

The application can be used with the host-based and embedded versions of the Fabric Manager. Following is a high-level description on how to connect to the different platforms that run the Fabric Manager:

For the Host-based Fabric Manager:

Local connection method: Run the sm_query application on the same host running the host-based Fabric Manager.

Remote connection method: Run sm_query and connect (via SNMP) to a remote host running the host-based Fabric Manager.

For the Embedded Fabric Manager:

Remote connection method: Run sm_query remotely and connect to an embedded SNMP agent (e.g., such as one running on a SilverStorm 9240).

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S i m p l i f y SilverStorm 9000 Users GuideD000003-006 Rev. A PageD000003-006 Rev. A SilverStorm 9000 Users GuidePage D000003-006 Rev. A SilverStorm 9000 Users GuidePage Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds2007 QLogic Corporation. All rights reserved worldwide SilverStorm 9000 Users GuideFirst Published March Printed in U.S.A PageFVIC Configuration and Monitoring Features Operations and AdministrationSection IntroductionSection EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesAppendix A Troubleshooting and Technical Reference A.2.1 Troubleshooting ScenariosInfiniBand SilverStorm 9000 Users GuideD000003-006 Rev. A SilverStorm 9000 Users GuidePage Intended Audience IntroductionLicense Agreements SectionAvailability Technical SupportSupport Headquarters Contact Informationsupport.qlogic.com North American RegionD000003-006 Rev. A 1 - Introduction Technical SupportSection Operations and AdministrationChassis Viewer Figure 2-3. SilverStorm 9240 Lower Hemisphere Home Page Home PageFigure 2-2. SilverStorm 9024 Home Page Figure 2-4. Help Button Displaying the Chassis ViewFigure 2-5. Support Button Figure 2-6. Support Contact ScreenFigure 2-8. Spine Module Chassis Mouseover Figure 2-7. Leaf/VIO Module Chassis MouseoverLeaf Module View Displaying the Leaf/VIO and Spine Module ViewsFigure 2-9. 9240 Chassis View Figure 2-10. Leaf Module MouseoverFigure 2-11. Leaf Module View VIO Module ViewFigure 2-12. VIO Module Mouseover Figure 2-13. VIO Module ViewComponent Details Area Spine Module ViewFigure 2-14. Spine Module Mouseover Figure 2-15. Spine Module ViewFigure 2-16. Component Details Area Details HeaderFigure 2-17. Details Header Figure 2-18. Leaf/VIO and Spine Information AreaFigure 2-19. Chassis View Component Information Area Modifying Switch Component InformationRebooting the MPFD switches using Chassis Viewer Rebooting the 9024 SwitchFigure 2-21. Reboot Window Figure 2-22. Reboot ScreenChassis View Component Information Area Tabs Rebooting Multiple Managed Spines using the CLIFigure 2-23. LEDs and Sensors Tab LEDs and Sensors TabSystem Tab Chassis FRU Tab Power Tab Fan Tab Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesBackplane Tab Chassis View MenuLogging Figure 2-27. Log System Configurator Device TabSet Level Figure 2-25. Logging SubmenuFigure 2-28. Device Tab Software Module Configurator DEBUG1 - Messages that describe the states of connections and links Figure 2-29. Log System Configurator Preset Tab Preset TabFigure 2-30. Log System Configurator Syslog Host Tab Syslog TabReset Log Levels Configure Syslog on the Syslog ServerFigure 2-31. Reset Levels Button Figure 2-32. Reset Log Levels WindowFirmware Update MaintenanceFigure 2-33. Maintenance Menu Figure 2-34. Firmware Update ButtonFigure 2-36. LDAP Configuration Button LDAP ConfigurationFigure 2-38. HTTP/CLI Session Config Button HTTP/CLI Session ConfigurationFigure 2-37. LDAP Authentication Screen Figure 2-40. User Authentication Dropdown List Figure 2-39. HTTP/CLI Session Configuration ScreenFigure 2-42. Target MIB Configuration Button Target Configuration2. Select Target Configuration SNMPFigure 2-43. SNMP Target Configuration Window Target Configuration Window Field Descriptions Page Figure 2-44. Filter Status Button Filter StatusFigure 2-46. Set Community Strings Button Set Community StringsFigure 2-45. SNMP Filter Status Screen Figure 2-47. Set Community Strings Window Configuration File AdministrationFigure 2-48. Configuration File Administration Menu Figure 2-49. Configuration File Administration - Administer Administer2. Click Config File Admin Figure 2-50. Configuration File Administration ScreenHost Upload/Download Figure 2-52. Configuration File Administration - Host Up/DownloadFigure 2-54. Upload Screen Figure 2-53. Configuration File Upload/Download ScreenTrap Control Figure 2-56. Configuration File Trap Control ScreenFigure 2-55. Trap Control 2. Click Config File AdminFigure 2-57. Chassis Trap Control Chassis TrapsFigure 2-58. Chassis Trap Control Screen 2. Click Trap Control. The Chassis Trap Control screen is displayedSlot Group icsChassisTrapModuleNotResponding Figure 2-59. IB Port Statistics Port StatisticsFigure 2-60. Chassis IB Port Statistics Understanding Port Naming ConventionsPort Statistics Field Descriptions InfiniBand Statistics Figure 2-61. Leaf Port Stats Menu Leaf and Spine Module IB Port StatisticsLeaf Modules Figure 2-63. Spine Port Stats Menu Spine ModulesFigure 2-62. Leaf Port Statistics Window Figure 2-65. Set Field Thresholds Set Field ThresholdsFigure 2-64. Spine Port Statistics Window Figure 2-66. Set Field Thresholds Screen portXmitDataThresh Figure 2-68. System Time Information Screen Time ServiceFigure 2-67. Switch Time Service 1. Click the Use Network Time Protocol? checkbox Figure 2-69. Time Service - NTP SetupFigure 2-70. Time Service - Manual Setup Figure 2-72. Set Switch OOB IP Address Button Configuring the Switch OOB IP AddressFigure 2-71. Time Service - Time Zone/Daylight Saving Time Setup 1. From the OOB LAN IP submenu, click Set Default Gateway IP Configuring the Switch Default Gateway IP AddressFigure 2-74. Set Switch Default Gateway IP Address Button Figure 2-75. Set Default Gateway IP WindowFigure 2-77. Subnet Manager Configuration Window Fabric Manager ConfigurationAutomatically starting the Fabric Manager Figure 2-76. Subnet Manager SubmenuThe smquery Application Determining the Active Fabric ManagerFor the Embedded Fabric Manager Installing smquery from an Embedded Product CDRunning smquery Quick Start smSetConfig smShowConfigRunning smquery smShowStatussmShowServices smShowSwitchesCommand Syntax and Options smShowGroupsFigure 2-78. Spine View Menu Spine View MenuFigure 2-79. Logging Submenu Viewing the LogFigure 2-80. View Log Button Figure 2-81. Sample Message Log2. Select Edit, Copy or CTRL + C Purging the Log4. Select Edit, Paste or CTRL + Figure 2-82. Purge Log ButtonFigure 2-84. Select Boot Image Button Select Boot ImageFigure 2-85. Boot Image Selection Screen Figure 2-86. Boot Image File Pop UpFabric Manager Control Accessing the Subnet Manager Control WindowFigure 2-87. Subnet Manager Submenu Figure 2-88. Subnet Manager Control ButtonFigure 2-89. Subnet Manager Control Window Starting the Fabric ManagerRestarting the Fabric Manager 2. Click Key Administration. The Key Management window is displayed License Keys Key AdministrationStopping the Fabric Manager Adding a New License KeyFigure 2-92. License Key Management Information Window Deleting a License KeyFigure 2-93. License Key Submenu Figure 2-94. Key Management Window4. Click OK to delete 2 - Operations and AdministrationD000003-006 Rev. A 2-65D000003-006 Rev. A 2 - Operations and Administration Spine View Menu2-66 Figure 3-1. FVIC Menu FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFigure 3-2. Logging Submenu LoggingFigure 3-4. Sample Message Log Figure 3-3. View Log Button2. Select Edit, Copy or CTRL + C 4. Select Edit, Paste or CTRL +Set Level Figure 3-6. Log System Configurator Device TabFigure 3-5. Set Level Button Figure 3-7. Device Tab Software Module Configurator Page Figure 3-9. Reset Levels Button Figure 3-8. Log System Configurator Preset TabPreset Tab Reset Log LevelsFigure 3-11. Purge Log Button Figure 3-10. Reset Log Levels WindowFigure 3-12. Purge Log Confirmation Window Purging the LogFigure 3-14. Boot Image Selection Screen Figure 3-13. Select Boot Image ButtonMaintenance Select Boot ImageFigure 3-16. Fibre Channel Configuration Submenu Fibre Channel ConfigurationFigure 3-15. Boot Image File Pop Up Figure 3-17. FCP Port Configuration FCP Port ConfigurationFigure 3-18. FCP Port Configuration Screen Figure 3-19. FCP Interconnect - Set SpeedFigure 3-21. FCP Device Discovery Button FCP Device DiscoveryFigure 3-20. FCP Interconnect - Set Topology Figure 3-23. Discovered Devices Table Figure 3-22. Fibre Channel Target Device Configuration WindowFigure 3-25. Configured Target Devices Table Figure 3-24. Configuring a Discovered TargetManually Configure each SRP Initiator Port SRP Initiator Discovery and ConfigurationDiscover the SRP Initiators Use WildcardingFigure 3-27. Fibre Channel SRP Initiator Configuration Window Figure 3-26. SRP Initiator Discovery and Configuration ButtonFigure 3-28. Discovered Hosts Table Figure 3-29. Configuring a Discovered InitiatorFigure 3-30. Configured Initiators Table Figure 3-32. Add Host Window Figure 3-31. Click to Add Host ButtonFigure 3-34. SRP Initiators Wildcarding Figure 3-33. Add Host Window WildcardingFigure 3-36. SRP Map Configuration Window SRP Map ConfigurationFigure 3-35. SRP Map Configuration Button Figure 3-37. Click to Add Link Figure 3-38. Map Configuration WizardFigure 3-39. Map Configuration Wizard - Step Deleting a Configured MapFigure 3-41. Deactivate Button Figure 3-40. Initiator and Map Configuration InformationFigure 3-42. Inactive Entry Status and Delete Map Button StatisticsFigure 3-43. Map Deletion Successful Message Figure 3-44. Statistics SubmenuFigure 3-46. FVIC IB Port Statistics InfiniBand Port StatisticsFigure 3-45. IB Port Statistics Port Statistics Field Descriptions InfiniBand Statistics Figure 3-47. FCP Target Device Statistics Button FCP Target Device StatisticsFigure 3-48. FCP Target Device Statistics Window 128 512 1024 2048 Out Frame Size Figure 3-50. SRP Initiator Statistics Window SRP Initiator StatisticsFigure 3-49. SRP Initiator Statistics Button Figure 3-51. FC Port Statistics Button Fibre Channel Port StatisticsFigure 3-52. FC Port Statistics Window 2. Click Trap Control Fibre Channel Trap ControlFigure 3-53. Fibre Channel Trap Control Submenu Figure 3-54. FC Trap Control Screen Figure 4-1. EVIC Menu EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFigure 4-2. Logging Submenu LoggingFigure 4-4. Sample Message Log Figure 4-3. View Log Button2. Select Edit, Copy or CTRL + C 4. Select Edit, Paste or CTRL +Set Level Figure 4-6. Log System Configurator Device TabFigure 4-5. Set Level Button Figure 4-7. Device Tab Software Module Configurator Page Figure 4-9. Reset Levels Button Figure 4-8. Log System Configurator Preset TabPreset Tab Reset Log LevelsFigure 4-11. Purge Log Button Figure 4-10. Reset Log Levels WindowFigure 4-12. Purge Log Confirmation Window Purging the LogFigure 4-14. Boot Image Selection Screen Figure 4-13. Select Boot Image ButtonMaintenance Select Boot ImageFigure 4-16. Configuration Menu ConfigurationFigure 4-15. Boot Image File Pop Up Figure 4-18. Virtual NIC Information Window Virtual NIC InformationFigure 4-17. Virtual NIC Button Last Host Name The name of the host that last used the IOC Figure 4-20. Pause Capability Window Configure PauseFigure 4-19. Configure Pause ViPort Count Configuration Configure MTU SizeFigure 4-21. Configure MTU Size Figure 4-22. MTU Capability WindowFigure 4-24. ViPort Count Window VLAN ConfigurationFigure 4-23. VPort Count Port Type Ethernet Figure 4-25. VLAN ConfigurationFigure 4-26. VLAN Configuration Window Ethernet Ports Egress Rule Port Type Host Figure 4-27. VLAN Configuration Window Host PortsPage Page Figure 4-29. VLAN Configuration Example Host Ports VLAN Configuration ExampleFigure 4-28. VLAN Configuration Example Ethernet Ports Figure 4-30. VLAN Setup VLAN SetupHost Interface Configuration Host Port Configuration EVIC ConfigurationEthernet Port Configuration vlanEgressRuleSet vi 56Additional Notes Alternative VLAN SetupFigure 4-31. Alternative VLAN Setup Figure 4-33. Link Aggregation Window Link AggregationFigure 4-32. Link Aggregation Current Agg # Figure 4-35. Maximum Packet Age Window Maximum Packet AgeFigure 4-34. Maximum Packet Age Figure 4-37. Port Mirroring Window Port MirroringFigure 4-36. Port Mirroring Figure 4-39. IB Port Statistics Figure 4-38. Statistics SubmenuStatistics InfiniBand Port StatisticsFigure 4-40. IB Port Statistics InfiniBand Statistics Figure 4-41. Port Configuration and Statistics Button Port Configuration and StatisticsFigure 4-42. Port Statistics Overview Values are Enabled or DisabledThe total number of octets of data received on the network. Pkts Pkts65to127Octets Switch Troubleshooting and Technical ReferencePower Supply Hardware ChecksLeaf Module IB Ports OOB Ethernet RJ45 PortA.1.3 A.1.4InfiniBand Troubleshooting ScenariosInvalid IP Address entered via Console Port Nodes cannot be seen in SilverStorm Fabric ViewerD000003-006 Rev. A Troubleshooting Scenarios