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CHAPTER
3
Managing Fabric Zoning
This section consists of zoning concepts and tasks.
Zoning Concepts
The following zoning concepts provide some context for the zoning tasks described
in this section:
■ Zones
■ Aliases
■ Zone Sets
■ Zoning Database
■ Active Zoneset Data Window
■ Configured Zonesets Data Window
Zones
Zoning divides the fabric for purposes of controlling discovery and inbound traffic.
A zone is a named group of ports or devices. Members of the same zone can
communicate with each other and transmit outside the zone, but cannot receive
inbound traffic from outside the zone. A port/device can be a member of up to eight
zones whose combined membership does not exceed 64.
Zoning is hardware enforced on a switch port if the sum of the logged-in devices
plus the devices zoned with devices on that port is 64 or less. If a port exceeds this
sum, that port behaves as a soft zone member. The port continues to behave as a soft
zone member until the sum of logged-in and zoned devices falls back to 64, and the
port is reset.
- Enterprise Fabric Suite 2007 1
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents v 5
- Contents vii 7
- Contents ix 9
- Contents xi 11
- Figures xv 15
- Typographic Conventions 20
- Related Documentation 20
- Sun Welcomes Your Comments 21
- Workstation Requirements 23
- Initial Start Dialog 27
- FIGURE 1-4) 28
- Default Fabric View File 30
- Preferences 31
- Using Online Help 33
- Viewing Software Version and 34
- Copyright Information 34
- Interface 34
- Topology Display Elements 35
- Faceplate Display 36
- Backplate Display 36
- Fabric Tree 37
- Graphic Window 38
- Data Window and Tabs 38
- Topology Display Menu 39
- Faceplate Display Menu 40
- Menu Options 41
- Menu Shortcut Keys 42
- Popup Menus 43
- Tool Bar 44
- Using the Topology Display 45
- Selecting Switches and Links 46
- Topology Data Windows 47
- Using the Faceplate Display 48
- Alerts Panel 49
- Port Views and Status 50
- Working with Ports 51
- Selecting Ports 51
- Faceplate Data Windows 51
- Managing Fabrics 53
- Saving a Version Snapshot 54
- Managing the Fabric Database 55
- Add a New Fabric Dialog 56
- Removing a Fabric 57
- Opening a Fabric View File 57
- Saving a Fabric View File 58
- Rediscovering a Fabric 58
- Deleting Switches and Links 58
- Replacing a Failed Switch 59
- Displaying Fabric Information 60
- Link Data Window 61
- Devices Data Window 62
- Displaying Fabric Status 63
- Displaying the Event Browser 64
- Events Browser 65
- Filtering the Event Browser 66
- Sorting the Event Browser 67
- FC Ping Dialog 68
- FC TraceRoute Dialog 69
- Nicknames 71
- Creating a Nickname 72
- Editing a Nickname 73
- Deleting a Nickname 73
- Exporting Nicknames to a File 73
- Enabling Fabric Services 74
- Enabling SNMP Configuration 75
- Enabling In-band Management 75
- Managing Fabric Zoning 77
- Zone Sets 78
- Zoning Database 79
- Active Zoneset Data Window 80
- Active Zoneset 81
- Data Window 81
- Zoning a Fabric 82
- Using the Zoning Wizard 83
- Managing the Zoning Database 83
- Edit Zoning Dialog 84
- TABLE 3-1 describes the 85
- Button/Icon Description 86
- Resolving Zoning 87
- Merge Auto Save 88
- Default Zone 88
- Discard Inactive 89
- Managing Zone Sets 90
- Managing Zones 92
- Creating a Zone in a Zone Set 93
- Copying a Zone to a Zone Set 94
- Adding Zone Members 94
- Renaming a Zone 95
- Removing a Zone Member 95
- Managing Aliases 96
- Creating an Alias 97
- Adding a Member to an Alias 97
- Merging Fabrics and Zoning 98
- Zone Merge Failure Recovery 99
- Managing Fabric Security 101
- Connection Security 102
- User Account Security 102
- Port Security 103
- Active Security Data Window 105
- Fabric Binding 106
- Device Security 107
- Managing Device Security 108
- Edit Security Dialog 109
- Creating a Security Set 110
- Creating a Security Group 111
- Security Config Dialog 116
- Using RADIUS Servers 117
- Adding a RADIUS Server 118
- Add Server 119
- Removing a RADIUS Server 121
- Information 123
- Managing Switches 125
- Managing User Accounts 126
- Creating User Accounts 127
- Removing a User Account 128
- FIGURE 5-3). Select the 129
- Displaying Switch Information 130
- Switch Data Window 131
- Switch Data Window Buttons 133
- Switch Data Window Entries 133
- Status Group 134
- Entry Description 134
- Network Group 135
- User Login Group 136
- Firmware Group 136
- Services Group 136
- Zones/Security Group 137
- FIGURE 5-7) 138
- Paging a Switch 140
- NTP Client 141
- Resetting a Switch 142
- Managing Switch Stacks 143
- Configuring a Switch 144
- Switch Properties 145
- Domain ID and Domain ID Lock 146
- Symbolic Name 147
- Switch Administrative States 147
- Broadcast Support 148
- In-band Management 148
- Advanced Switch Properties 149
- Managing System Services 150
- System Services Dialog 151
- Archiving a Switch 152
- Restoring a Switch 153
- Testing a Switch 155
- Switch Diagnostics Dialog 156
- Configuration 157
- Setting Value 158
- Configuring the Network 159
- Network IP Configuration 160
- Parameter Description 161
- Enable Network Interfaces 161
- IPv4 Configuration 162
- Network DNS Configuration 163
- DNS Server 164
- DNS Search List 164
- Network IP Security 165
- IPsec Configuration Dialog 166
- Button Description 167
- Field Description 168
- Configuring SNMP 171
- SNMP Configuration 172
- SNMP Trap Configuration 172
- SNMP v3 Security 173
- SNMP v3 Manager Dialog 174
- SNMP v3 User Editor Dialog 175
- Downloading a Support File 176
- Installing Firmware 177
- Using Call Home 179
- Call Home Setup Dialog 180
- Call Home Setup Entries 180
- Center Profile Dialog 185
- Switches 187
- Testing Call Home Profiles 188
- Change Over 189
- Managing Ports 191
- Chapter 6 Managing Ports 171 193
- Port Information Data Window 195
- Advanced Group 197
- Extended Credits Group 197
- Chapter 6 Managing Ports 177 199
- Detailed Media Display Dialog 200
- Monitoring Port Status 201
- Displaying Port Speeds 202
- Configuring Ports 203
- Changing Port Symbolic Name 204
- Changing Port Speeds 205
- Changing Port Types 206
- I/O Stream Guard 207
- Device Scan 207
- Chapter 6 Managing Ports 187 209
- Resetting a Port 210
- Moving a Licensed Port 211
- Testing Ports 211
- Port Diagnostics Dialog 212
- Graphing Port Performance 213
- Starting Performance View 214
- Exiting Performance View 215
- Encryption Key 216
- Setting the Polling Frequency 217
- Displaying Graphs 218
- Customizing Graphs 219
- Default Graph Options Dialog 220
- Setting Global Graph Type 221
- Rescaling a Selected Graph 221
- Printing Graphs 222
- Glossary 223
- Enterprise Fabric Suite 224
- Glossary 203 225
- Index 207 229
- Index 209 231
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