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Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric Manager Configuration Guide

OL-17256-03, Cisco MDS NX-OS Release 4.x

Chapter 13 Using the CFS Infrastructure

Default Settings

Application distribution Differs based on application.

Commit Explicit configuration is required.

CFS over IP Disabled.

IPv4 multicast address 239.255.70.83

IPv6 multicast address ff15::efff:4653

Table 13-1 Default CFS Parameters (continued)

Parameters Default

Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
- New and Changed Information57
Chapter 2 Installing Cisco MDS NX-OS and Fabric Manager58
- Document Conventions66
- Related Documentation67
- Release Notes67
- Regulatory Compliance and Safety Information67
- Compatibility Information67
- Hardware Installation68
- Software Installation and Upgrade68
- Cisco Fabric Manager68
- Intelligent Storage Networking Services Configuration Guides68
- Troubleshooting and Reference68
- Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request69
- Getting Started71
- Product Overview73
- Hardware Overview73
- Cisco Mds 9500 Series Multilayer Directors74
- Cisco Mds 9200 Series Fabric Switches75
- Cisco Mds 9100 Series Fixed Configuration Fabric Switches76
- Tools for Software Configuration77
- Software Configuration Overview78
- Starting a Switch in the Cisco MDS 9000 Family81
- Initial Setup Routine82
  - Preparing to Configure the Switch82
  - Default Login83
  - Setup Options83
  - Assigning Setup Information84
- Accessing the Switch92
- Where Do You Go Next93
- About Cisco Fabric Manager93
  - Fabric Manager Server94
  - Fabric Manager Client94
  - Fabric Manager Server Proxy Services94
  - Device Manager95
  - Performance Manager95
  - Fabric Manager Web Server95
- Cisco MDS 9000 Switch Management95
  - Storage Management Solutions Architecture96
  - In-Band Management and Out-Of-Band Management97
    - Ipfc97
    - Mgmt097
- Installing the Management Software98
  - Before You Install98
  - Installing the Database100
    - Directory Structure101
    - Installing Oracle102
  - Increasing UDP Buffer Size103
  - Database Backup and Restore-Postgressql103
  - Upgrading the Management Software118
  - Update Installer119
  - Upgrading Fabric Manager Server and Fabric Manager Standalone Version Using the Fabric Manager Update Installer119
  - Integrating Cisco Fabric Manager with Other Management Tools120
  - Running Fabric Manager Behind a Firewall120
  - Uninstalling the Management Software123
CHAPTER 3 Fabric Manager Server125
- Fabric Manager Server Overview125
- Fabric Manager Server Features125
- Installing and Configuring Fabric Manager Server126
  - Installing Fabric Manager Server126
    - Unlicensed Versus Licensed Fabric Manager Server127
  - Verifying Performance Manager Collections127
- Managing a Fabric Manager Server Fabric127
  - Selecting a Fabric to Manage Continuously127
- Fabric Manager Server Properties File128
- Modifying Fabric Manager Server129
CHAPTER 4 Authentication in Fabric Manager133
- Fabric Manager Authentication Overview133
- C H a P T E R 4 Authentication in Fabric Manager134
- Best Practices for Discovering a Fabric135
  - Setting up Discovery for a Fabric135
- Performance Manager Authentication136
- Fabric Manager Web Server Authentication136
CHAPTER 5 Fabric Manager Client139
- About Fabric Manager Client139
  - Fabric Manager Advanced Mode140
- Launching Fabric Manager Client in Cisco SAN-OS Release 3.2(1) and Later140
- Fabric Manager Client Quick Tour: Server Admin Perspective145
- Fabric Manager Client Quick Tour: Admin Perspective150
- Setting Fabric Manager Preferences168
- Network Fabric Discovery170
- Modifying the Device Grouping170
  - Using Alias Names as Enclosures171
- Controlling Administrator Access with Users and Roles172
- Using Fabric Manager Wizards172
- Fabric Manager Troubleshooting Tools173
- Device Manager175
  - Device Manager Overview175
  - Device Manager Features175
Chapter 6 Device Manager176
- Launching Device Manager176
- Using Device Manager176
- Setting Device Manager Preferences182
CHAPTER 7 Fabric Manager Web Client183
- Fabric Manager Web Client Overview183
- Navigating Fabric Manager Web Client184
- Installing Fabric Manager Web Client185
  - Using Fabric Manager Web Client with SSL187
- Launching Fabric Manager Web Client189
- Health191
- Performance195
- Viewing Switch Bandwidth209
- Inventory210
- Reports219
Admin226
- Recovering a Web Server Password227
- Starting, Restarting, and Stopping Services227
- Adding, Editing, and Removing Managed Fabrics228
- Viewing Trap and Syslog Registration Information230
- Configuring Forwarding of Notifications for Events231
- Viewing and Disconnecting Clients232
- Configuring Fabric Manager Server Preferences233
- Adding and Removing Communities233
- Configuring AAA Information235
- Adding and Removing Users235
- Adding and Removing Roles236
- Creating Performance Collections238
- Configuring Other Statistics239
- Configuring Collection Thresholds241
- Importing the RRD Statistics Index242
- Configuring the RRD Database242
  - Viewing Log Information244
- Downloading Fabric Manager Client244
- Performance Manager245
  - Performance Manager Architecture245
Chapter 8 Performance Manager246
- Data Interpolation246
- Data Collection246
- Using Performance Thresholds246
- Flow Setup Wizards247
- Creating a Flow Using Flow Configuration Wizard247
- Flow Statistics Configuration250
  - About Flow Statistics250
CHAPTER 9 Cisco Traffic Analyzer251
- Understanding SPAN251
- Using Cisco Traffic Analyzer with Performance Manager252
  - Understanding the PAA-2252
  - Understanding Cisco Traffic Analyzer253
- Installing Cisco Traffic Analyzer253
- Accessing Traffic Analyzer from Fabric Manager Web Server255
Installation and Switch Management257
CHAPTER 10 Obtaining and Installing Licenses259
- Licensing Terminology259
- C H a P T E R 10 Obtaining and Installing Licenses260
- Licensing Model260
- Licensing High Availability266
- Options to Install a License266
- Obtaining a Factory-Installed License267
- Performing a Manual Installation267
- Obtaining the License Key File267
- Installing the License Key File268
- Installing Licenses Using Fabric Manager License Wizard269
- Installing or Updating Licenses Using Device Manager270
- Identifying License Features in Use271
- Uninstalling Licenses272
- Updating Licenses272
- Grace Period Alerts273
- License Transfers between Switches274
- Displaying License Information274
- Fabric Manager Server Licensing275
CHAPTER 11 On-Demand Port Activation Licensing277
- About On-Demand Port Activation Licensing277
- Configuring Port Activation Licenses280
- Initial Configuration285
- Assigning a Switch Name285
Chapter 12 Initial Configuration286
- Verifying the Module Status286
- Configuring Date, Time, and Time Zone287
- NTP Configuration288
- Management Interface Configuration294
- Default Gateway Configuration294
- Telnet Server Connection295
  - Disabling a Telnet Connection295
  - Configuring CDP296
- About CFS299
Chapter 13 Using the CF Infrastructure300
- Cisco MDS NX-OS Features Using CFS300
- CFS Features300
- CFS Protocol301
- CFS Distribution Scopes301
- CFS Distribution Modes302
  - Uncoordinated Distribution302
  - Coordinated Distribution302
  - Unrestricted Uncoordinated Distributions302
- Disabling CFS Distribution on a Switch302
- CFS Application Requirements303
- Enabling CFS for an Application303
- Locking the Fabric304
- Committing Changes305
- Discarding Changes306
- Saving the Configuration306
- Clearing a Locked Session306
- CFS Merge Support307
- Displaying CFS Configuration Information307
- CFS Distribution over IP308
  - Configuring Static IP Peers for CFS over IP309
    - Adding Peers to List310
    - Removing an NPV Device from the Peer List312
- CFS Regions314
  - About CFS Regions314
  - Managing CFS Regions Using Fabric Manager315
- CFS Example Using Fabric Manager318
- CFS Example Using Device Manager321
- Default Settings321
CHAPTER 14 Configuring Flexattach Virtual Pwwn323
- About Flexattach Virtual Pwwn323
- Flexattach Virtual Pwwn Guidelines and Requirements324
- Configuring Flexattach Virtual Pwwn324
- Using the Server Admin Flexattach Wizards331
- Difference between San Device Virtualization and Flexattach Port Virtualization345
Software Images347
- About Software Images347
Chapter 15 Software Image349
- Essential Upgrade Prerequisites349
- Software Upgrade Methods351
  - Determining Software Compatibility351
- Automated Upgrades352
  - Benefits of Using the Software Install Wizard352
  - Recognizing Failure Cases353
- Using the Software Install Wizard354
  - Upgrading Services Modules358
- Nondisruptive Upgrades on Fabric and Modular Switches359
  - Preparing for a Nondisruptive Upgrade on Fabric and Modular Switches359
  - Performing a Nondisruptive Upgrade on a Fabric Switch360
- Maintaining Supervisor Modules360
- Installing Generation 2 Modules in Generation 1 Chassis362
- Replacing Modules363
- Default Settings363
Chapter 16 Managing Configuration Files366
- Internal Bootflash366
- Formatting Flash Devices and File Systems366
- Using the File System366
- Working with Configuration Files371
CHAPTER 17 Configuring High Availability375
- About High Availability375
- Switchover Mechanisms376
  - HA Switchover Characteristics376
  - Initiating a Switchover376
- Switchover Guidelines377
- Process Restartability377
- Synchronizing Supervisor Modules377
Chapter 18 Managing System Hardware382
- Running the Compactflash Report382
- Displaying the Switch Serial Number383
- Displaying Power Usage Information383
- Power Supply Configuration Modes384
  - Power Supply Configuration Guidelines385
- About Crossbar Management387
  - Operational Considerations When Removing Crossbars389
    - Gracefully Shutting down a Crossbar389
    - Backward Compatibility for Generation 1 Modules in Cisco MDS 9513 Directors390
- About Module Temperature391
  - Displaying Module Temperature391
- About Fan Modules392
- Default Settings393
- About Modules395
Chapter 19 Managing Module396
- Supervisor Modules396
- Switching Modules397
- Services Modules397
- Verifying the Status of a Module397
- Obtaining Supervisor Module Statistics398
- Checking the State of a Module398
- Reloading Modules399
  - Reloading a Switch400
  - Power Cycling Modules400
- Preserving the Module Configuration401
- Powering off Switching Modules402
- Identifying Module Leds403
- Managing Ssms and Supervisor Modules407
  - Considerations for Replacing Ssms and Supervisor Modules407
- Default Settings407
Switch Configuration409
- Common Interface Configuration411
Chapter 20 Configuring Interface412
- Fibre Channel Interfaces412
CHAPTER 21 Configuring N Port Virtualization443
- About NPV443
- NPV Guidelines and Requirements448
- NPV Traffic Management Guidelines449
- Configuring NPV449
CHAPTER 22 Configuring Generation 2 and Generation 3 Switching Modules475
- About Generations of Modules and Switches475
- Buffer Credit Allocation484
- Combining Generation 1, Generation 2, and Generation 3 Modules498
  - Port Indexes498
- Modules498
CHAPTER 23 Configuring Portchannels519
- About Portchannels519
- Portchannel Configuration527
- Interfaces in a Portchannel535
- Portchannel Protocols538
- Verifying the Portchannel Configuration542
- Default Settings543
Chapter 24 Configuring Trunking546
- Trunking E Ports546
- Trunking F Ports546
- Key Concepts547
- Trunking Guidelines and Restrictions547
- Enabling the Trunking Protocols550
  - About Trunking Protocols550
  - Enabling the F Port Trunking and Channeling Protocol551
- Configuring Trunk Mode and VSAN List551
Chapter 25 Configuring Domain Parameters558
- Fibre Channel Domains558
- Domain Ids564
- FC Ids572
- Displaying Fcdomain Statistics578
- Default Settings579
Fabric Configuration581
Configuring and Managing Vsans583
- About Vsans583
  - Vsans Topologies583
Chapter 26 Configuring and Managing VSAN585
- VSAN Advantages585
- Vsans Versus Zones586
- VSAN Configuration587
- Default Settings594
- SAN Device Virtualization595
  - About SDV595
Chapter 27 SAN Device Virtualization596
- Key Concepts597
- Automatic Failover and Fallback598
- Configuring SDV598
- SDV Requirements and Guidelines603
- Default Settings604
Creating Dynamic Vsans605
- Dpvm605
Chapter 28 Creating Dynamic VSAN606
- About DPVM Configuration606
- Configuring DPVM with the DPVM Wizard606
- About DPVM Databases609
- Configuring DPVM Config and Pending Databases609
- Activating DPVM Config Databases611
- Viewing the Pending Database612
- About Autolearned Entries612
- Enabling Autolearning613
- Clearing Learned Entries613
- DPVM Database Distribution614
- Database Merge Guidelines617
- Default Settings619
CHAPTER 29 Configuring Inter-VSAN Routing621
- Inter-VSAN Routing621
  - About IVR622
  - C H a P T E R 29 Configuring Inter-VSAN Routing622
  - IVR Features623
  - IVR Terminology623
  - IVR Limits Summary624
  - Fibre Channel Header Modifications624
  - Ivr Nat625
    - IVR NAT Requirements and Guidelines625
  - IVR VSAN Topology626
    - Autonomous Fabric ID627
  - IVR Interoperability627
- About the IVR Zone Wizard627
  - Configuring IVR Using the IVR Zone Wizard627
- Manual IVR Configuration629
  - About IVR NAT and Auto Topology630
    - Transit VSAN Guidelines630
  - Border Switch Guidelines630
- Configuring IVR NAT and IVR Auto Topology631
- About Afids631
- Configuring Default Afids632
- Configuring Individual Afids632
- Configuring IVR Without IVR NAT or Auto Topology633
  - Domain ID Guidelines633
  - Transit VSAN Guidelines634
  - Border Switch Guidelines634
- Configuring IVR Without NAT634
- Manually Creating the IVR Topology635
- Activating a Manually Configured IVR Topology636
- Clearing the Configured IVR Topology637
- Migrating from IVR Auto Topology Mode to Manual Mode637
- About IVR Virtual Domains638
- Configuring IVR Virtual Domains638
- About Persistent FC Ids for IVR639
- Configuring Persistent FC Ids for IVR639
- Configuring IVR Logging Levels640
- IVR Zones and IVR Zone Sets641
  - About IVR Zones642
    - Automatic IVR Zone Creation642
  - Configuring IVR Zones and IVR Zone Sets643
  - About Activating Zone Sets and Using the Force Option646
  - Recovering an IVR Full Zone Database648
  - Recovering an IVR Full Topology649
  - About Luns in IVR Zoning650
  - Configuring Luns in IVR Zoning650
  - About Qos in IVR Zones650
  - Configuring Qos for IVR Zones650
  - Renaming IVR Zones and IVR Zone Sets650
  - Clearing the IVR Zone Database651
  - Configuring IVR Using Read-Only Zoning651
  - System Image Downgrading Considerations651
- Database Merge Guidelines651
  - Resolving Database Merge Failures653
- Default Settings654
Configuring and Managing Zones655
- About Zoning655
Chapter 30 Configuring and Managing Zone656
- Zoning Example656
- Zone Implementation657
- Zone Member Configuration Guidelines658
- Active and Full Zone Set Considerations658
- Using the Quick Config Wizard661
- Zone Configuration664
- Zone Sets669
- Zone Set Distribution680
- Zone Set Duplication683
- Advanced Zone Attributes690
- Displaying Zone Information696
- Enhanced Zoning697
- Compacting the Zone Database for Downgrading701
- Default Settings702
CHAPTER 31 Distributing Device Alias Services703
- About Device Aliases703
- About Device Alias Modes703
- Device Alias Databases706
- Discarding Changes709
- Legacy Zone Alias Conversion709
  - Using Device Aliases or FC Aliases710
  - Device Alias Statistics Cleanup710
- Database Merge Guidelines710
- Default Settings711
- C H a P T E R 32 Configuring Fibre Channel Routing Services and Protocols714
CHAPTER 32 Configuring Fibre Channel Routing Services and Protocols714
- About FSPF714
  - FSPF Examples714
- FSPF Global Configuration716
- FSPF Interface Configuration718
- FSPF Routes724
- In-Order Delivery727
CHAPTER 33 Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing733
- About DWDM733
- Viewing DWDM Links733
  - C H a P T E R 33 Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing734
  - Viewing DWDM Links734
CHAPTER 34 Managing FLOGI, Name Server, FDMI, and RSCN Databases737
- Flogi737
- Fdmi740
  - Displaying FDMI740
- Rscn741
Discovering SCSI Targets747
- About SCSI LUN Discovery747
  - About Starting SCSI LUN Discovery747
Chapter 35 Discovering SCSI Target748
- Starting SCSI LUN Discovery748
- About Initiating Customized Discovery748
- Initiating Customized Discovery748
- Displaying SCSI LUN Information749
- Configuring FICON751
- About FICON751
Chapter 36 Configuring FICON752
- FICON Requirements752
- MDS-Specific FICON Advantages753
- FICON Cascading757
- FICON VSAN Prerequisites757
- FICON Port Numbering758
- Configuring FICON765
Advanced Features and Concepts793
- Common Information Model793
  - SSL Certificate Requirements and Format793
- Fibre Channel Time out Values794
  - Timer Configuration Across All Vsans794
Chapter 37 Advanced Feature and Concept794
- Timer Configuration Per-VSAN795
- About Fctimer Distribution796
- Enabling or Disabling Fctimer Distribution796
- Database Merge Guidelines797
- World Wide Names797
- FC ID Allocation for Hbas799
  - Default Company ID List800
  - Verifying the Company ID Configuration800
- Switch Interoperability800
- Default Settings805
Security807
Configuring FIPS809
- Configuration Guidelines809
- Enabling FIPS Mode810
Chapter 38 Configuring FIP810
- FIPS Self-Tests811
Configuring Users and Common Roles813
- Role-Based Authorization813
Chapter 39 Configuring User and Common Role814
- About Roles814
- Configuring Roles and Profiles814
- Deleting Common Roles815
- About the VSAN Policy815
- Modifying the VSAN Policy816
- About Rules and Features for each Role816
- Modifying Rules817
- Displaying Role-Based Information819
- Role Distributions819
- User Accounts822
- SSH Services827
- Recovering the Administrator Password832
- Configuring Cisco ACS Servers833
- Default Settings836
- Configuring SNMP839
  - About SNMP Security839
Chapter 40 Configuring SNMP840
- SNMP Version 1 and Version 2C840
- SNMP Version 3840
- Assigning SNMP Switch Contact and Location Information840
- Snmpv3 CLI User Management and AAA Integration840
- Creating and Modifying Users842
- SNMP Trap and Inform Notifications846
- Default Settings850
Configuring RADIUS and TACACS851
- Switch Management Security851
Chapter 41 Configuring RADIU and TACAC+852
- Fabric Manager Security Options852
- SNMP Security Options852
- Switch AAA852
- Configuring RADIUS Server Monitoring Parameters857
- Configuring TACACS+ Server Monitoring Parameters864
- Server Groups869
- AAA Server Distribution871
- MSCHAP Authentication874
  - About Enabling MSCHAP875
  - Enabling MSCHAP Authentication875
- Local AAA Services876
- Configuring Cisco Access Control Servers876
- Default Settings880
CHAPTER 42 Configuring Ipv4 and Ipv6 Access Control Lists883
- About Filter Contents884
- C H a P T E R 42 Configuring Ipv4 and Ipv6 Access Control Lists884
- Ipv4-ACL and Ipv6-ACL Configuration Guidelines884
- Creating Ipv4-Acls or Ipv6-Acls with the IP-ACL Wizard887
- Tos Information887
- Reading the IP-ACL Log Dump891
- Applying an IP-ACL to an Interface892
- Applying an IP-ACL to Mgmt0893
- Example IP-ACL Configuration894
CHAPTER 43 Configuring Certificate Authorities and Digital Certificates897
- About cas and Digital Certificates897
- Configuring cas and Digital Certificates902
CHAPTER 44 Configuring Ipsec Network Security935
- About Ipsec936
- C H a P T E R 44 Configuring Ipsec Network Security936
- About IKE937
- Ipsec Prerequisites937
- Using Ipsec938
- Ipsec Digital Certificate Support941
- Configuring Ipsec Using FCIP Wizard944
- Manually Configuring Ipsec and IKE947
- Optional IKE Parameter Configuration950
- Crypto Ipv4-Acls955
- Global Lifetime Values971
- Ipsec Maintenance971
- Default Settings973
Configuring FC-SP and DHCHAP975
- About Fabric Authentication975
- Dhchap976
Chapter 45 Configuring FC-SP and DHCHAP977
- DHCHAP Compatibility with Existing Cisco MDS Features977
- About Enabling DHCHAP978
- Enabling DHCHAP978
- About DHCHAP Authentication Modes979
- Configuring the DHCHAP Mode979
- About the DHCHAP Hash Algorithm980
- Configuring the DHCHAP Hash Algorithm980
- About the DHCHAP Group Settings981
- Configuring the DHCHAP Group Settings981
- About the DHCHAP Password981
- Configuring DHCHAP Passwords for the Local Switch982
- About Password Configuration for Remote Devices982
- Configuring DHCHAP Passwords for Remote Devices982
- About the DHCHAP Timeout Value983
- Configuring the DHCHAP Timeout Value983
- Configuring DHCHAP AAA Authentication984
- Enabling FC-SP on Isls984
- Default Settings984
- Configuring Port Security985
  - About Port Security985
Chapter 46 Configuring Port Security986
- Port Security Enforcement986
- About Auto-Learning986
- Port Security Activation987
- Port Security Configuration Guidelines987
- Enabling Port Security992
- Port Security Activation993
- Activating Port Security993
- Auto-Learning996
- Port Security Manual Configuration999
- Port Security Configuration Distribution1001
- Database Merge Guidelines1004
- Database Interaction1004
- Default Settings1007
Configuring Fabric Binding1009
- About Fabric Binding1009
Chapter 47 Configuring Fabric Binding1011
- Fabric Binding Configuration1011
- Default Settings1017
IP Services1019
- Configuring FCIP1021
  - About FCIP1021
Chapter 48 Configuring FCIP1022
- FCIP Concepts1022
- Ethernet Portchannels and Fibre Channel Portchannels1027
- Configuring FCIP1027
  - Enabling FCIP1028
- Using the FCIP Wizard1028
- Default Settings1058
CHAPTER 49 Configuring the SAN Extension Tuner1061
- About the SAN Extension Tuner1061
- License Prerequisites1063
- Configuring the SAN Extension Tuner1063
  - Tuning the FCIP Link1064
- Using the SAN Extension Tuner Wizard1064
- Using the SAN Extension Tuner Wizard1065
- Default Settings1067
- Configuring Iscsi1069
- About Iscsi1069
Chapter 50 Configuring Iscsi1070
- About Iscsi Configuration Limits1072
- Configuring Iscsi1072
- Configuring Islb1103
- Iscsi High Availability1118
- Iscsi Authentication Setup Guidelines and Scenarios1124
Isns1135
- About Isns Client Functionality1135
- Isns Cloud Discovery1141
  - About Cloud Discovery1141
  - Configuring Isns Cloud Discovery1142
- Default Settings1143
Configuring IP Services1145
Chapter 51 Configuring IP Service1146
- Traffic Management Services1146
- Management Interface Configuration1146
- Default Gateway1147
  - About the Default Gateway1147
  - Configuring the Default Gateway1147
- Ipv4 Default Network Configuration1148
- Ipfc1149
Chapter 52 Configuring IP Storage1160
- Module Status Verification1160
- IPS Module Upgrade1161
- MPS-14/2 Module Upgrade1161
- Supported Hardware1161
- Configuring Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces for Ipv41162
- Configuring Gigabit Ethernet High Availability1166
- Configuring CDP1168
- Default Settings1168
CHAPTER 53 Configuring Ipv4 for Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces1171
- About Ipv41171
- Basic Gigabit Ethernet Configuration for Ipv41172
- Vlans1174
CHAPTER 54 Configuring Ipv6 for Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces1179
- About Ipv61179
- Configuring Basic Connectivity for Ipv61189
  - Configuring Ipv6 Addressing and Enabling Ipv6 Routing1189
  - Configuring Ipv4 and Ipv6 Protocol Addresses1191
- Configuring Ipv6 Static Routes1191
  - Configuring a Ipv6 Static Route1191
- Gigabit Ethernet Ipv6-ACL Guidelines1192
- Transitioning from Ipv4 to Ipv61193
- Default Settings1193
Intelligent Storage Services1195
CHAPTER 55 Configuring SCSI Flow Services and Statistics1197
- SCSI Flow Services1197
- SCSI Flow Statistics1202
  - About SCSI Flow Statistics1202
  - Configuring SCSI Flow Statistics1203
    - Enabling SCSI Flow Statistics1203
    - Clearing SCSI Flow Statistics1204
- Default Settings1204
CHAPTER 56 Configuring Fibre Channel Write Acceleration1205
- Fibre Channel Write Acceleration1205
  - About Fibre Channel Write Acceleration1205
  - Enabling Fibre Channel Write Acceleration1206
- Default Settings1207
Network and Switch Monitoring1209
- Network Monitoring1211
  - SAN Discovery and Topology Mapping1211
    - Device Discovery1211
Chapter 57 Network Monitoring1212
- Topology Mapping1212
- Health and Event Monitoring1214
Chapter 58 Performance Monitoring1217
- Real-Time Performance Monitoring1217
  - Device Manager Real-Time Performance Monitoring1217
  - Fabric Manager Real-Time ISL Statistics1219
- Historical Performance Monitoring1220
- Configuring RMON1229
  - About RMON1229
  - Configuring RMON Using Threshold Manager1229
Chapter 59 Configuring RMON1230
- RMON Alarm Configuration1230
- Enabling RMON Alarms by Port1231
- Enabling 32-Bit and 64-Bit Alarms1232
- Create RMON Alarms in Fabric Manager1234
- Default Settings1244
CHAPTER 60 Monitoring Network Traffic Using SPAN1245
- About SPAN1245
- C H a P T E R 60 Monitoring Network Traffic Using SPAN1246
- SPAN Sources1246
- SPAN Sessions1249
- Specifying Filters1249
  - Guidelines to Specifying Filters1249
- SD Port Characteristics1249
  - Guidelines to Configure SPAN1250
- Configuring SPAN1250
- Monitoring Traffic Using Fibre Channel Analyzers1254
  - Without SPAN1254
  - With SPAN1255
    - Configuring Fibre Channel Analyzers Using SPAN1256
    - Single SD Port to Monitor Traffic1256
- Default SPAN Settings1257
CHAPTER 61 Configuring System Message Logging1259
- About System Message Logging1259
- C H a P T E R 61 Configuring System Message Logging1260
- System Message Logging Configuration1261
- Default Settings1269
- Configuring Call Home1271
Chapter 62 Configuring Call Home1272
- Call Home Features1272
- About Smart Call Home1272
- Obtaining Smart Call Home1275
- Configuring Call Home1275
- Configuring Contact Information1276
- Destination Profiles1277
- Alert Groups1279
- Customized Alert Group Messages1280
  - Customizing Alert Group Messages Using Fabric Manager1280
- Call Home Message Level Feature1281
  - Setting the Call Home Message Levels Using Fabric Manager1281
- Syslog-Based Alerts1282
  - Configuring Syslog-Based Alerts Using Fabric Manager1282
- RMON-Based Alerts1283
  - Configuring RMON Alerts Using Fabric Manager1283
- E-Mail Options1284
  - Configuring General E-Mail Options Using Fabric Manager1284
  - Configuring HTTPS Support1285
- Periodic Inventory Notification1285
  - Enabling Periodic Inventory Notifications Using Fabric Manager1285
- Duplicate Message Throttle1286
  - Enabling Message Throttling Using Fabric Manager1286
- Call Home Enable Function1287
  - Enabling Call Home Using Fabric Manager1287
- Call Home Configuration Distribution1288
- Call Home Communications Test1289
  - Testing Call Home Using Fabric Manager1289
- Clearing Call Home Name Server Database1290
- Configuring EMC E-Mail Home Delayed Traps1291
CHAPTER 63 Configuring Fabric Configuration Servers1313
- About FCS1313
  - Significance of FCS1314
  - C H a P T E R 63 Configuring Fabric Configuration Servers1315
- Displaying FCS Discovery1315
- Displaying FCS Elements1315
- Creating an FCS Platform1316
- Displaying FCS Fabric Ports1317
- Default Settings1318
Traffic Management1319
CHAPTER 64 Configuring Fabric Congestion Control and Qos1321
- Fcc1321
- Qos1323
CHAPTER 65 Configuring Port Tracking1333
- About Port Tracking1333
- Port Tracking1334
- Default Port Tracking Settings1338
Troubleshooting1339
CHAPTER 66 Troubleshooting Your Fabric1341
- Troubleshooting Tools and Techniques1341
- Analyzing Switch Device Health1343
- Analyzing Switch Fabric Configuration1344
- Analyzing End-To-End Connectivity1345
- Using the Ping Tool (Fcping)1347
- Using Traceroute (Fctrace) and Other Troubleshooting Tools1347
- Analyzing the Results of Merging Zones1348
- Using the Show Tech Support Command1349
- Running CLI Commands1350
  - Adjusting for Daylight Savings Time1352
- Locating Other Switches1352
- Getting Oversubscription Information in Device Manager1354
- Fibre Channel Time out Values1354
  - Timer Configuration Across All Vsans1355
  - Timer Configuration Per-VSAN1356
- Configuring a Fabric Analyzer1357
- Configuring World Wide Names1363
  - Link Initialization WWN Usage1363
- Configuring a Secondary MAC Address1363
  - Displaying WWN Information1364
- FC ID Allocation for Hbas1364
- Default Settings1365
- Management Software FAQ1367
Chapter 67 Management Software FAQ1368
- Installation Issues1369
- Services Menu1372
- Internet Suite 6.0 Professional Is Running1373
- General1373
- Windows Issues1377
- UNIX Issues1378
Other1379
- How Do I Set the Map Layout so It Stays after Fabric Manager Restarted1379
- What Do I Do When Two Switches Show on the Map, but There Is Only One Switch1379
- What Does a Red/Orange/Dotted Line through the Switch Mean1379
- How Do I Upgrade Without Losing Map Settings1385
- How Do I Preserve Historical Data When Moving Fabric Manager Server to New Host1385
- Are There Restrictions When Using Fabric Manager Across FCIP1385
- How Do I Fix a "Please Insure that FM Server Is Running on Localhost" Message1386
- How Do I Run Cisco Fabric Manager with Multiple Interfaces1386
CHAPTER 68 Monitoring System Processes and Logs1393
- Displaying System Processes1393
- Displaying System Status1394
- C H a P T E R 68 Monitoring System Processes and Logs1395
- Core and Log Files1395
- Online System Health Management1397
- Default Settings1399
Fabric Manager Web Services1401
- About Fabric Manager Web Services1401
- Web Services Specifications1401
  - Xml1402
Chapter 69 Fabric Manager Web Service1402
- Soap1402
- Http/Https1402
- Wdsl1402
- Gethosts1413
Appendix1417
Launching Fabric Manager in Cisco SAN-OS Releases Prior to1417
- Setting the Seed Switch in Cisco SAN-OS Releases 3.1(1) to1417
- Setting the Seed Switch in Releases Prior to Cisco SAN-OS Release 3.1(11417
Appendix1421
Cisco Fabric Manager Unsupported Feature List1421
Appendix1425
Interface Nonoperational Reason Codes1425
Appendix1427
Managing Cisco Fabricware1427
- Fibre Channel Support1427
- Zone Configuration1428
- Security1428
- Events1428
- Managing Cisco Fabricware with Fabric Manager1429
I N D E X1431
- Security D1445
- Events D1445

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