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General| Model | Connectrix DS-32M2 |
|---|---|
| Type | Fiber Channel Switch |
| Ports | 32 |
| Hot-swappable | Yes |
| Port Speed | 2 Gbps |
| Management | Web Tools, Command Line Interface (CLI), SNMP |
| Power Supply | Dual redundant power supplies |
| Data Transfer Rate | 2 Gbps |
| Fabric OS | Fabric OS |
Lists related documents and conventions used in the guide for notes, cautions, warnings, and danger notices.
Provides additional warnings and cautions for servicing the Connectrix unit, emphasizing trained personnel and safety procedures.
Details precautions for handling components susceptible to static discharge damage, emphasizing proper grounding and handling.
Introduces the DS-32M2 switch, its ports, data transfer capabilities, and management options.
Describes the front and rear panel components, including FRUs, ports, power supplies, and cooling fans.
Covers switch management methods, high-availability, connectivity, security, serviceability, and hardware operations like IML and IPL.
Details the procedures for powering the switch on and off, including power-on self-tests.
Explains the LEDs on hardware components and the various connectors on the front and rear panels.
Provides an overview of the Java-based GUI for managing switches and their FRUs.
Explains how to use dialog boxes, keyboard navigation, and log into the Connectrix Manager.
Describes the different views available in the Product Manager: Hardware, Node List, Port List, Performance, and FRU List.
Details how system administrators can assign access levels (user rights) to Product Manager users.
Explains how to use Hardware, Node List, Port List, and Performance views for monitoring switch operation.
Describes various port states, LED indicators, and alert symbols appearing in the Hardware and Port List views.
Covers link incident and threshold alerts, including how to clear them and receive notifications.
Details how to configure switch name, description, location, contact, and operating mode (Open Systems or S/390).
Explains configuration of Fibre Channel operating parameters like BB_Credit, R_A_TOV, E_D_TOV, and port settings.
Covers configuring port addresses, managing stored address configurations, and port binding.
Details configuring the SNMP agent, community names, trap recipients, and management server control.
Explains how to configure feature keys for enabling features and setting the switch date and time.
Guides on creating, modifying, activating, deactivating, and deleting threshold alerts for ports.
Covers exporting configuration reports and enabling the Embedded Web Server and Telnet access.
Explains how to access logs via the Product Manager menu, including button functions like Clear, Refresh, Export.
Details the Audit Log, Event Log, Hardware Log, Link Incident Log, and Threshold Alert Log contents.
Covers running port diagnostics, swapping ports, and managing port settings.
Details system maintenance tasks like executing IPL, setting online state, managing firmware, and notifications.
Explains backing up and restoring switch configurations, including automatic backups.
Guides on resetting the switch configuration to factory default values, including IP address notes.
Introduces SNMP, its components, and the switch's SNMP support and management capabilities.
Details MIB-II, Fibre Channel Fabric Element MIB, and Connectrix Private Enterprise MIB support.
Explains default network addresses (MAC, IP, Subnet Mask, Gateway) and procedures for changing them.
Introduces configuring the switch via the Embedded Web Server and lists browser requirements.
Details opening the Web Server application, accessing configuration operations, and its interface.
Covers configuring ports, identification, date/time, parameters, network info, SNMP, zoning, and user rights.
Provides an overview of the CLI, navigation conventions, and command tree structure.
Details commands within the config, maint, perf, and show branches.
Lists physical characteristics such as dimensions, weight, airflow, noise, and heat dissipation.
Details the physical dimensions, weight, airflow clearance, shock tolerance, noise, and heat dissipation.
Specifies input voltage, current ratings, and average power consumption for the switch.
Covers storage, shipping, and operating environment parameters like temperature, humidity, and altitude.
Outlines EMC's process for detecting and resolving software problems, including contacting support.
Provides diagnostic steps, documentation guidance, and information needed before contacting support.
Details information required for reporting new problems and methods for sending problem documentation.
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