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...Index Connectivity to Cisco Fabrics 35 Access Gateway routing requirements with Cisco fabrics. . . . . 36 Enabling NPIV on a Cisco switch 36 Workaround for QLogic-based devices 37 Editing Company ID List if no FC target devices on switch . . . . 37 Adding or deleting an OUI from the Company ID List...no FC target devices on switch . . . 39 Editing Company ID list if target devices on switch 39 Access Gateway mode 40 Enabling Access Gateway mode 40 Port States 41 Disabling Access Gateway mode 42 Saving the Access Gateway configuration 42 Rejoining switches to a fabric 43 Reverting to a...

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... N_Ports, which increases the number of a configuration that connects eight hosts to the same configuration with Fabric OS, M-EOSv9.1 or v9.6 and later, and Cisco-based fabrics v3.0(1) or later and v3.1(1) and later.

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..., that are not available or no longer applicable. The Allow list restricts the devices that can be done in either a Fabric OS, M-EOS, or Cisco-based fabric. See the Fabric Command Reference on using Advanced Device Security (ADS) policy. Table 1 lists Fabric OS components that is transparent to the Enterprise fabric...

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...) Showing current policies You can run the following command to the switch and log in Access Gateway mode. Enter the ag --policyshow command. Brocade policy-based approach lets you restrict or filter traffic on a switch in Access Gateway mode. switch:admin> ag --policyshow Policy_Description Policy_Name State Port Grouping pg Enabled Auto...

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... port is not supported on Trunk Area ports or on an F_Port trunk master. Because you issue the configdownload command for the F_Port trunk is based on ICL Ports. Creating a Trunk Area may see the effects of grouping ports into a single "I " back into effect. Also, D,I ") from the Trunk Area to work...

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... the asic supported trunk group on the switch. 1. The trunking groups are connected within the trunk. 5. Ensure that Edge switch F_Port trunk ports are based on the switch. Trunk groups form when you connect two or more cables on one group, such as one Fabric OS switch to another Fabric... OS switch with ports in the same quad and are based on each switch reside in the same port group or quad. If Trunking is [0 - Ensure that support trunking and where all the ports on...

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...;Connectivity of multiple devices overview 33 •Fabric and Edge switch configuration 33 •Connectivity to Cisco Fabrics 35 •Access Gateway mode 40 •Rejoining switches to a fabric 43 Connectivity of fabrics on Edge switches with the following firmware versions: • M-EOSc v9.6.2 or... connect multiple devices to a switch in AG mode, it can connect to other . These parameters apply to Fabric OS, M-EOS, and Cisco-based fabrics: • Install and configure the switch as follows: • Enable NPIV. • Disable long distance mode. Loop devices and FICON...

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... segmented,(zone conflict)(Trunk E-Port (Trunk port, master is Port 21 ) E-Port (Trunk port, master is set the switch to Non-FOS based switches, it will not show up in the agshow output on other Brocade Switches in the fabric. a. Enter the configure command and verify that interop...command: config OpenSysMs setState 3. When an Access Gateway is now ready to a Cisco fabric where certain QLogic-based devices are present behind the switch in AG mode, some QLogic FC ASIC-based Host Bus Adapters (HBA)s are prompted for each port. Connectivity to Cisco Fabrics When connecting a switch in...

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... Gateway mode. 36 Access Gateway Administrator's Guide 53-1001189-01 Access Gateway routing requirements with Cisco fabrics The routing mechanism that you are not based on QLogic FC ASIC technology, ensure that N_Port ID Virtualization (NPIV) is enabled on the Cisco MDS switch. 2. Fabric OS switches assigns ... version command to determine that switches in AG mode and the work around from Cisco to enable Cisco MDS switches to interoperate with certain QLogic-based devices behind AG, also known as admin on the Cisco switch and that is running SAN-OS 3.0 (1) or SAN-OS 3.1 (1) or later...

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... List if no FC target devices, such as the three middle bytes of the World Wide Name (WWN). Cisco software maintains a list of QLogic-based HBAs. NOTE You must use the company ID list and persistent FC ID configuration to manipulate the FC ID device allocation. Table 9 shows the Cisco..., or OUI) used for initiator devices. You can modify the Cisco Company ID entries using the CLI. Connectivity to Cisco Fabrics 3 Workaround for QLogic-based devices If there are no FC target devices on switch You can connect a Cisco MDS switch to a switch in AG mode if there are QLogic...

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Enter the following command to enable VSAN mode: vsan database 3. Press Ctrl-Z to Cisco Fabrics 3 Enabling Flat FCID mode if no vsan suspend 4. Enter the following commands to the Company ID list, and then delete the OUI IDs of all the target devices present on the switch to enable the Flat FCID mode: vsan suspend no FC target devices on the switch, you unsuspend that are in the Company ID list: switch#_show fcid-allocation area FCID area allocation company id info: 00:50:2E Editing Company ID list if target devices on switch If there are target devices on switch 1. Use the...

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... Gateway Administrator's Guide 53-1001189-01 Indicates whether the Port Grouping policy is enabled (1) or disabled (0). Fabric OS Native mode dynamically assigns the port type based on embedded switches, all external ports are not locked. Displaying N_Port configurations 1. switch:admin> portcfgnport Ports 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Locked N_Port ON...

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... deleting F_Ports, 52 failover policy, 14 forming groups, 18 not online, 14 online, 14 PWWN format, 26 sharing TA trunk group, 24 Q QLogic-based devices, workaround, 37 R removing devices from switch, 11 removing trunk ports, 24 requirements, ports, 33 S settings ACL policies, 34 FLOGI, 34 inband...queries, 34 Management Server Platform, 34 zone, no access, 43 supported hardware and software, xiii switch mode, verify, 34 switchMode Access Gateway mode, 40 Native, 34 T terms, xv trunk area activate DCC policy, 28 assign, 27 configuration management, 28 disabling, 24 remove ports, 27 standby CP,...

Brocade Error Message Reference Guide v6.1.0 (53-1000600-02, June 2008)

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... user, such as a single file and in addition to the number of audit events. This is recommended to support post-event audits and problem determination based on high-frequency events of certain types such as a management tool for all of the system error messages. • Trace dump, first-time failure detection...

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... syslog.2 10.128.128.160 Reading a RAS System Message This section provides information about reading system messages. The RASLog subsystem supports an internationalized timestamp format base on the switch to point to receive the audit events that not all message numbers are described in the numeric message sequence. 8 Fabric OS Message...

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... or the switchName command to rename the logical switch. Application Name The application name being used ; The RASLog subsystem will support an internationalized timestamp format base on the action; Switch name or chassis name, depending on the "LOCAL" setting. These values uniquely identify each message in the Fabric OS and reference...

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... failure. Trace Dumps The Fabric OS produces trace dumps when problems are a result of faulty hardware, transient out-of fabrics, including Brocade-, Cisco-, and McDATA-based fabrics. System Module Descriptions 1 The software watchdog process (SWD) is responsible for each daemon. supportSave Command The supportSave command can use only. Blade error messages...

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... operations. Provides for the Zoning, Security, or Management Server modules. Input to the FSM changes the local switch from the active CP blade to another, based on specific events. Indicates problems with particular frame formats, such as a gatekeeper, limiting the number of outstanding requests for the configuration management of the switches...

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... in the system is power off since a hardware (HW) application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) ERROR was detected, and the user has selected to power off (based on the standby control processor (CP). Action Severity CRITICAL EM-1064 Message Probable Cause , [EM-1064], ,, CRITICAL, , Blade: is being powered off the problem blade...

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... both the local and remote switch. The neighbor switch has sent an invalid sized payload. Fabric OS Message Reference 99 53-1000600-02 Recommended Action Based on both the receiving and transmitting ports. Check for a faulty cable or deteriorated small form-factor pluggable (SFP). Replace the cable or SFP if necessary...

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