Table Of Contents

Symbols - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - L - M - N - O - P - R - S - T - U - V - W - Z

Index

Symbols

* (asterisk)

autolearned entries 44-14

first operational port 35-16

port security wildcards 44-10

A

AAA

configuration process 16-7

default settings 16-13

DHCHAP authentication 43-9

enabling MSCHAP authentication 16-9

example configuration 16-13

TACACS+ server groups 18-8

verifying configurations 16-13

AAA accounting

configuring default methods 16-10

AAA accounting logs

clearing 16-12

displaying 16-12

AAA login authentication

configuring console methods 16-7

configuring default methods 16-8

AAA logins

enabling authentication failure messages 16-8

active zone sets

considerations 37-4

enabling distribution 37-13

address allocation cache

description 32-20

administrative states

description 31-5

setting 31-8

administrators

default passwords 3-10

aging time

accelerated

for MSTP 9-21

maximum

for MSTP 9-22

authentication

fabric security 43-1

auto mode

configuring 31-9

auto port mode

description 31-4

autosensing speed 31-10

B

BB_credits

configuring 31-12

description 31-6

displaying information 31-16

reason codes 31-6

bit errors

reasons 31-11

bit error thresholds

configuring 31-11

description 31-11

blocking state, STP 8-12

BPDU guard

See STP BPDU guard

bridge ID

See STP bridge ID

broadcast storms

see traffic-storm control

Brocade

native interop mode 42-9

buffer-to-buffer credits. See BB_credits

build fabric frames

description 32-3

C

Call Home

description 25-1, 26-1

message format options 25-2

call home

smart call home feature 25-4

Call Home destination profiles

attributes 25-8

Call Home messages

configuring levels 25-4

format options 25-2

call home notifications

full-txt format for syslog 25-19

XML format for syslog 25-19

CFS

configuring for NTP 3-17

CIST regional root

See MSTP

CIST root

See MSTP

39-9

community ports 7-3

community VLANs 7-2, 7-3

company IDs

FC ID allocations 42-7

configuring LACP 11-10

configuring NPV 33-5

consoles

configuring AAA login authentication methods 16-7

Contiguous Domain ID Assignments

About 32-13

D

daylight saving time

adjusting for 3-14

dead time intervals

configuring for FSPF 39-7

description 39-6

default settings

AAA 16-13

RBAC 22-10

default users

description 3-9

default VSANs

description 36-8

default zones

configuring access permissions 37-10

description 37-9

interoperability 42-10

policies 37-10

destination IDs

exchange based 35-3

flow based 35-3

in-order delivery 39-10

path selection 36-10

device alias databases

committing changes 38-6

disabling distribution 38-7

discarding changes 38-6

distribution to fabric 38-5

enabling distribution 38-7

locking the fabric 38-6

merging 38-8

overriding fabric locks 38-7

device aliases

comparison with zones (table) 38-2

creating 38-3

default settings 38-10

description 38-1

displaying information 38-9

displaying zone set information 38-9

enhanced mode 38-4

features 38-1

import legacy zone aliases 38-8

modifying databases 38-2

requirements 38-2

zone alias conversion 38-8

device IDs

call home format 25-16

DHCHAP

AAA authentication 43-9

authentication modes 43-4

compatibility with other NX-OS features 43-3

configuring 43-3

configuring AAA authentication 43-9

default settings 43-11

description 43-2

displaying security information 43-9

enabling 43-4

group settings 43-6

hash algorithms 43-5

passwords for local switches 43-6

passwords for remote devices 43-7

sample configuration 43-9

timeout values 43-8

See also FC-SP 43-1

diagnostics

configuring 23-3

default settings 23-4

expansion modules 23-3

health monitoring 23-2

runtime 23-2

Diffie-Hellman Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol. See DHCHAP

documentation

additional publications 1-ii

related documents 1-ii

domain IDs

allowed lists 32-9

assignment failures 31-7

configuring allowed lists 32-10

configuring CFS distribution 32-10, 32-13

configuring fcalias members 37-10

contiguous assignments 32-13

description 32-7

distributing 32-1

enabling contiguous assignments 32-13

interoperability 42-10

preferred 32-9

static 32-9

domain manager

fast restart feature 32-3

isolation 31-7

drop latency time

configuring 39-13

configuring for FSPF in-order delivery 39-14

displaying information 39-14

E

EFMD

displaying statistics 45-7

fabric binding 45-1

fabric binding initiation 45-3

EISLs

port channel links 35-1

e-mail notifications

Call Home 25-1

enhanced zones

advantages over basic zones 37-18

changing from basic zones 37-19

configuring default full database distribution 37-23

configuring default policies 37-22

configuring default switch-wide zone policies 37-23

default settings 37-24

description 37-18

displaying information 37-23

enabling 37-20

merging databases 37-21

modifying database 37-20

E port mode

classes of service 31-3

description 31-3

E ports

configuring 31-9

fabric binding checking 45-2

FCS support 46-1

FSPF topologies 39-1

isolation 31-7

recovering from link isolations 37-14

trunking configuration 34-3

EtherChannel

STP 11-1

examples

AAA configurations 16-13

Exchange Fabric Membership Data. See EFMD

exchange IDs

in-order delivery 39-10

load balancing 49-3

path selection 36-10

exchange link parameter. See ELP

expansion port mode. See E port mode

extended range VLANs

See VLANs

F

fabric binding

activation 45-4

checking for E ports 45-2

checking for TE ports 45-2

clearing statistics 45-6

compatibility with DHCHAP 43-3

copying to config database 45-5

default settings 45-7

deleting databases 45-6

description 45-1

disabling 45-3

EFMD 45-1

enabling 45-3

enforcement 45-2

forceful activation 45-5

forceful deactivation 45-5

initiation process 45-3

licensing requirements 45-1

port security comparison 45-1

saving to config database 45-5

sWWN lists 45-4

verifying status 45-3

Fabric Configuration Servers. See FCSs

Fabric-Device Management Interface. See FDMI

fabric login. See FLOGI

fabric port mode. See F port mode

fabric pWWNs

zone membership 37-2

fabric reconfiguration

fcdomain phase 32-1

fabrics

See also build fabric frames

fabrics. See RCFs;build fabric frames 32-3

fabric security

authentication 43-1

default settings 43-11

Fabric Shortest Path First. See FSPF

fabric WWNs. See fWWNs

fault tolerant fabrics

example (figure) 39-2

fcaliases

cloning 37-16

configuring for zones 37-10

creating 37-11

renaming 37-16

fcdomains

autoreconfigured merged fabrics 32-6

configuring CFS distribution 32-10, 32-13

default settings 32-20

description 32-1

disabling 32-5

displaying information 32-18, 32-19

domain IDs 32-7

domain manager fast restart 32-3

enabling 32-5

enabling autoreconfiguration 32-6

incoming RCFs 32-5

initiation 32-5

overlap isolation 31-7

restarts 32-3

switch priorities 32-4

FC IDs

allocating 32-1, 42-6

allocating default company ID lists 42-7

allocation for HBAs 42-6

configuring fcalias members 37-10

description 32-14

persistent 32-14

fcping

default settings 49-14

invoking 49-5

verifying switch connectivity 49-5

FC-SP

authentication 43-1

enabling 43-4

See also DHCHAP 43-1

FCSs

characteristics 46-2

configuring names 46-2

default settings 46-4

description 46-1

displaying information 46-3

fctimers

displaying configured values 42-4

distribution 42-3

fctrace

default settings 49-14

invoking 49-3

FDMI

description 40-4

displaying database information 40-4

Fibre Channel

sWWNs for fabric binding 45-4

timeout values 42-1

Fibre Channel domains. See fcdomains

Fibre Channel interfaces

administrative states 31-5

BB_credits 31-6

configuring 31-8

configuring auto port mode 31-9

configuring bit error thresholds 31-11

configuring descriptions 31-9

configuring frame encapsulation 31-10

configuring port modes 31-9

configuring speeds 31-10

default settings 31-17

deleting from port channels 35-11

disabling 31-8

displaying information 31-15

displaying VSAN membership 36-7

enabling 31-8

operational states 31-5

reason codes 31-5

states 31-4

See also interfaces 31-4

Fibre Channel Security Protocol. See FC-SP

FLOGI

description 40-1

displaying details 40-1

flow statistics

clearing 39-15

counting 39-15

description 39-15

displaying 39-16

forward-delay time

MSTP 9-21

F port mode

classes of service 31-4

description 31-3

F ports

configuring 31-9

description 31-3

See also Fx ports

frame encapsulation

configuring 31-10

FSCN

displaying databases 41-3

FSPF

clearing counters 39-9

clearing VSAN counters 39-5

computing link cost 39-6

configuring globally 39-3

configuring Hello time intervals 39-6

configuring link cost 39-6

configuring on a VSAN 39-4

configuring on interfaces 39-5

dead time intervals 39-6

default settings 39-16

description 39-1

disabling 39-5

disabling on interfaces 39-8

disabling routing protocols 39-5

displaying database information 39-16

displaying global information 39-16

enabling 39-5

fault tolerant fabrics 39-2

in-order delivery 39-10

interoperability 42-11

link state record defaults 39-3

reconvergence times 39-2

redundant links 39-2

resetting configuration 39-4

resetting to defaults 39-4

retransmitting intervals 39-7

routing services 39-1

topology examples 39-2

FSPF routes

configuring 39-9

description 39-9

full zone sets

considerations 37-4

enabling distribution 37-13

fWWNs

configuring fcalias members 37-10

Fx ports

VSAN membership 36-4

G

GOLD diagnostics

configuring 23-3

expansion modules 23-3

health monitoring 23-2

runtime 23-2

graces period alerts

licenses 4-8

H

hard zoning

description 37-12

HBA ports

configuring area FCIDs 32-16

HBAs

FC ID allocations 42-6

health monitoring diagnostics

information 23-2

hello time

MSTP 9-21

Hello time intervals

configuring for FSPF 39-6

description 39-6

host ports

kinds of 7-3

I

IDs

serial IDs 25-16

IEEE 802.1w

See RSTP

indirect link failures

recovering 47-1

in-order delivery

configuring drop latency time 39-13

displaying status 39-13

enabling for VSANs 39-12

enabling globally 39-12

guidelines 39-12

reordering network frames 39-11

reordering port channel frames 39-11

interfaces

adding to port channels 35-9, 35-10

assigning to VSANs 36-7

configuring descriptions 31-9

configuring fcalias members 37-11

configuring receive data field size 31-11

deleting from port channels 35-11

displaying information 31-15

displaying SFP information 31-16

forced addition to port channels 35-11

isolated states 35-10

SFP types 31-14

suspended states 35-10

VSAN membership 36-6

interoperability

configuring interop mode 1 42-10

description 42-9

verifying status 42-12

VSANs 36-11

interop modes

configuring mode 1 42-10

default settings 42-15

description 42-9

IOD. See in-order delivery

ISLs

port channel links 35-1

isolated port 7-3

isolated VLANs 7-2, 7-3

isolated VSANs

description 36-8

displaying membership 36-8

L

LACP 11-1, 11-10

system ID 11-5

license key files

description 4-2

installing key files 4-4

updating 4-4

licenses

backing up 4-5

claim certificates 4-1

displaying information 4-5

evaluation 4-2

grace period alerts 4-8

grace period expiration 4-8

grace periods 4-2

host IDs 4-1

identifying features in use 4-6

incremental 4-2

installation options 4-2

installing key files 4-4

installing manually 4-3

missing 4-2

node-locked 4-1

obtaining factory-installed 4-3

obtaining key files 4-4

PAK 4-2

permanent 4-2

terminology 4-1

transferring between switches 4-9

uninstalling 4-6

updating 4-7

Link Aggregation Control Protocol 11-1

link costs

configuring for FSPF 39-6

description 39-6

Link Failure

detecting unidirectional 8-14, 9-8

link failures

recovering 47-1

load balancing

attributes 36-10

attributes for VSANs 36-5

configuring 36-10

description 35-2, 36-10

guarantees 36-10

port channels 35-1

logical unit numbers. See LUNs

LUNs

displaying discovered SCSI targets 41-3

M

MAC addresses

configuring secondary 42-6

management access

description 3-12

using force option during shutdown 3-21

management interfaces

displaying information 3-20

management interfaces. See mgmt0 interfaces

maximum aging time

MSTP 9-22

maximum hop count, MSTP 9-22

McData

native interop mode 42-9

merged fabrics

autoreconfigured 32-6

mgmt0 interfaces

configuring 3-19

Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol. See MSCHAP

MSCHAP

enabling authentication 16-9

MST

CIST regional root 9-5

setting to default values 9-14

MSTP

boundary ports

described 9-7

CIST, described 9-4

CIST regional root 9-5

CIST root 9-6

configuring

forward-delay time 9-21

hello time 9-21

maximum aging time 9-22

maximum hop count 9-22

MST region 9-13

port priority 9-18, 9-19

root switch 9-16

secondary root switch 9-17

switch priority 9-20

CST

defined 9-4

operations between regions 9-5

enabling the mode 9-13

IEEE 802.1s

terminology 9-6

IST

defined 9-4

master 9-5

operations within a region 9-4

mapping VLANs to MST instance 9-14

MST region

CIST 9-4

configuring 9-13

described 9-2

hop-count mechanism 9-7

IST 9-4

supported spanning-tree instances 9-2

multicast storms

see traffic-storm control

N

name servers

displaying database entries 40-3

interoperability 42-11

LUN information 41-1

proxy feature 40-2

registering proxies 40-2

rejecting duplicate pWWNs 40-2

Network Time Protocol. See NTP

NPIV

description 31-13

enabling 31-14

NP links 33-2

N port identifier virtualization. See NPIV

N ports

FCS support 46-1

fctrace 49-3

hard zoning 37-12

zone enforcement 37-12

zone membership 37-2

See also Nx ports

NP-ports 33-1

NPV, configuring 33-5

NTP

configuration guidelines 3-16

configuring 3-15

configuring CFS distribution 3-17

O

operational states

configuring on Fibre Channel interfaces 31-9

description 31-5

P

passwords

administrator 3-8

default for administrators 3-10

DHCHAP 43-6, 43-7

setting administrator default 3-9

persistent FC IDs

configuring 32-15

description 32-14

displaying 32-19

enabling 32-15

purging 32-18

PLOGI

name server 40-3

port channeling 11-1

port channel modes

description 35-7

PortChannel Protocol

converting autocreated groups to manually configured 35-15

port channel Protocol

autocreation 35-14

creating channel group 35-13

description 35-12

port channel protocol

configuring autocreation 35-15

enabling autocreation 35-15

PortChannels

default settings 35-17

show tech-support port-channel command 49-12

verifying configurations 35-16

port channels

adding interfaces 35-9, 35-10

administratively down 31-7

comparison with trunking 35-2

compatibility checks 35-10

compatibility with DHCHAP 43-3

configuration guidelines 35-6

configuring 35-9

configuring Fibre Channel routes 39-9

deleting 35-8

deleting interfaces 35-11

description 35-1

forcing interface additions 35-11

in-order guarantee 39-12

interface states 35-10

interoperability 42-10

link changes 39-11

link failures 39-2

load balancing 35-2

misconfiguration error detection 35-6

PortFast BPDU filtering

See STP PortFast BPDU filtering

port modes

auto 31-4

port priority

MSTP 9-18, 9-19

ports

VSAN membership 36-6

port security

activating 44-5

activation 44-2

activation rejection 44-6

adding authorized pairs 44-11

auto-learning 44-2

compatibility with DHCHAP 43-3

configuration guidelines 44-3

configuring CFS distribution 44-12

configuring manually without auto-learning 44-9

deactivating 44-5

default settings 44-19

disabling 44-5

displaying configuration 44-18

enabling 44-5

enforcement mechanisms 44-2

fabric binding comparison 45-1

forcing activation 44-6

license requirement 44-1

preventing unauthorized accesses 44-1

WWN identification 44-10

port security auto-learning

authorization examples 44-8

description 44-2

device authorization 44-8

disabling 44-8

distributing configuration 44-13

enabling 44-7

guidelines for configuring with CFS 44-3

guidelines for configuring without CFS 44-4

port security databases

cleaning up 44-18

copying 44-17

deleting 44-18

displaying configuration 44-19

interactions 44-15

manual configuration guidelines 44-4

merge guidelines 44-14

reactivating 44-6

scenarios 44-15

port speeds

configuring 31-10

port tracking

default settings 47-7

description 47-1

displaying information 47-6

enabling 47-3

guidelines 47-2

monitoring ports in a VSAN 47-5

multiple ports 47-4

shutting down ports forcefully 47-5

port world wide names. See pWWNs

primary VLANs 7-2

principal switches

assigning domain ID 32-9

configuring 32-10

private VLANs

community VLANs 7-2, 7-3

end station access to 7-5

isolated VLANs 7-2, 7-3

ports

community 7-3

isolated 7-3

promiscuous 7-3

primary VLANs 7-2

secondary VLANs 7-2

promiscuous ports 7-3

proxies

registering for name servers 40-2

pWWNs

configuring fcalias members 37-10

rejecting duplicates 40-2

zone membership 37-2

R

RADIUS

configuring global preshared keys 17-6

configuring servers??to 17-13

configuring timeout intervals 17-9

confiugring tranmission retry counts 17-9

default settings 17-15

example configurations 17-15

specifying server at login 17-9

verifying configuration 17-14

RADIUS server groups

configuring 17-8

RADIUS servers

configuring accounting attributes 17-11

configuring authentication attributes 17-11

configuring dead-time intervals 17-13

configuring hosts 17-5

configuring periodic monitoring 17-12

configuring preshared keys 17-7

configuring timeout interval 17-10

confiugring tranmission retry count 17-10

displaying statistics 17-14

example configurations 17-15

manually monitoring 17-13

verifying configuration 17-14

Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol

See RSTP

RBAC

default settings 22-10

RCFs

description 32-3

incoming 32-5

rejecting incoming 32-6

read-only zones

default settings 37-24

reason codes

description 31-5

reconfigure fabric frames. See RCFs

reduced MAC address 8-3

redundancy

VSANs 36-4

redundant physical links

example (figure) 39-2

Registered State Change Notifications. See RSCNs

reserved-range VLANs

See VLANs

retransmitting intervals

configuring for FSPF 39-7

description 39-7

root guard

See STP root guard

root switch

MSTP 9-16

route costs

computing 39-6

RSCNs

clearing statistics 40-6

default settings 40-10

description 40-4

displaying information 40-5

multiple port IDs 40-5

suppressing domain format SW-RSCNs 40-6

RSCN timers

configuration distribution using CFS 40-7

configuring 40-6

displaying configuration 40-7

RSTP

active topology 8-10

BPDU

processing 8-14

designated port, defined 8-10

designated switch, defined 8-10

proposal-agreement handshake process 8-7

rapid convergence 8-7

point-to-point links 8-7

root ports 8-7

root port, defined 8-10

See also MSTP

runtime checks

static routes 39-9

runtime diagnostics

information 23-2

S

scalability

VSANs 36-4

SCSI LUNs

customized discovery 41-2

discovering targets 41-1

displaying information 41-2

starting discoveries 41-1

SD port mode

description 31-4

interface modes 31-4

SD ports

configuring 31-9

secondary MAC addresses

configuring 42-6

secondary VLANs 7-2

serial IDs

description 25-16

server IDs

description 25-17

SFPs

displaying transmitter types 31-16

transmitter types 31-14

small computer system interface. See SCSI

smart call home

description 25-4

registration requirements 25-5

Transport Gateway (TG) aggregation point 25-5

SMARTnet

smart call home registration 25-5

SNMP

access groups 26-4

assigning contact 26-11

assigning location 26-11

configuring LinkUp/LinkDown notifications 26-10, 26-11

group-based access 26-4

server contact name 25-5

user synchronization with CLI 26-4

Version 3 security features 26-2

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)

versions

security models and levels 26-2

SNMPv3

assigning multiple roles 26-6

security features 26-2

soft zoning

description 37-12

See also zoning

source IDs

call home event format 25-16

exchange based 35-3

flow based 35-3

in-order delivery 39-10

path selection 36-10

SPAN

egress sources 48-1

sources for monitoring 48-1

SPAN destination port mode. See SD port mode

SPAN sources

egress 48-1

ingress 48-1

SPF

computational hold times 39-3

static routes

runtime checks 39-9

statistics

TACACS+ 18-13

storage devices

access control 37-1

STP

edge ports 8-7, 10-2

EtherChannel 11-1

network ports 10-2

normal ports 10-2

PortFast 8-7, 10-2

port types 10-2

understanding

Blocking State 8-12

disabled state 8-13

forwarding state 8-12

learning state 8-12

root bridge election 8-5

STP bridge ID 8-3

STP root guard 10-5

summer time

adjusting for 3-14

Switched Port Analyzer. See SPAN

switch ports

configuring attribute default values 31-13

switch priorities

configuring 32-4

default 32-4

description 32-4

switch priority

MSTP 9-20

sWWNs

configuring for fabric binding 45-4

T

TACACS+

configuring 18-13

configuring global preshared keys 18-6

configuring global timeout interval 18-9

disabling 18-13

displaying statistics 18-13

enabling 18-5

example configurations 18-14

specifying TACACS+ servers at login 18-9

verifying configuration 18-14

TACACS+ server

configuring dead-time interval 18-12

TACACS+ servers

configuring hosts 18-5

configuring periodic monitoring 18-11

configuring preshared keys 18-7

configuring server groups 18-8

configuring TCP ports 18-10

configuring timeout interval 18-10

displaying statistics 18-13

manually monitoring 18-13

verifying configuration 18-14

TCP ports

TACACS+ servers 18-10

TE port mode

classes of service 31-4

description 31-4

TE ports

fabric binding checking 45-2

FCS support 46-1, 46-2

fctrace 49-3

FSPF topologies 39-1

interoperability 42-10

recovering from link isolations 37-14

trunking restrictions 34-1

timeout values. See TOVs

TOVs

configuring across all VSANs 42-2

configuring for a VSAN 42-2

default settings 42-15

interoperability 42-10

ranges 42-1

tracked ports

binding operationally 47-3

traffic isolation

VSANs 36-4

trap notifications 26-2

troubleshooting

collecting output for technical support 49-6

fcping 49-4

fctrace 49-3

show tech-support command 49-6

verifying switch connectivity 49-5

trunk-allowed VSAN lists

description 34-4

trunking

comparison with port channels 35-2

configuration guidelines 34-1

configuring modes 34-3

default settings 34-7

description 34-1

displaying information 34-6

interoperability 42-10

link state 34-3

merging traffic 34-2

restrictions 34-1

trunking E port mode. See TE port mode

trunking ports

associated with VSANs 36-7

trunking protocol

default settings 34-7

default state 34-2

description 34-2

detecting port isolation 34-2

trunk mode

administrative default 31-13

configuring 34-3, 34-4

default settings 34-7

trunk ports

displaying information 34-7

U

unicast storms

see traffic-storm control

unique area FC IDs

configuring 32-16

description 32-16

user logins

configuring AAA login authentication methods 16-8

V

Virtual Fibre Channel interfaces

default settings 31-17

VLANs

extended range 6-2

reserved range 6-2

VTP domain 6-3

VSAN IDs

allowed list 34-7

description 36-5

multiplexing traffic 31-4

range 36-4

VSAN membership 36-4

VSANs

advantages 36-3

allowed-active 34-1

cache contents 32-20

comparison with zones (table) 36-4

compatibility with DHCHAP 43-3

configuring 36-6

configuring allowed-active lists 34-6

configuring FSPF 39-3

configuring trunk-allowed lists 34-4

default settings 36-11

default VSANs 36-8

deleting 36-9

description 36-1

displaying configuration 36-11

displaying membership 36-7

displaying usage 36-11

domain ID automatic reconfiguration 32-6

FC IDs 36-1

FCS support 46-1

features 36-1

flow statistics 39-14

FSPF 39-4

FSPF connectivity 39-1

interop mode 42-10

isolated 36-8

load balancing 36-10

load balancing attributes 36-5

mismatches 31-7

multiple zones 37-5

names 36-5

name server 40-2

operational states 36-8

port membership 36-6

port tracking 47-5

states 36-5

TE port mode 31-4

timer configuration 42-2

TOVs 42-2

traffic isolation 36-3

trunk-allowed 34-1

trunking ports 36-7

VTP

domains

VLANs 6-3

W

world wide names. See WWNs

WWNs

configuring 42-5

displaying information 42-5

link initialization 42-6

port security 44-10

secondary MAC addresses 42-6

suspended connections 31-7

Z

zone aliases

conversion to device aliases 38-8

importing 38-8

zone attribute groups

cloning 37-16

zone databases

release locks 37-21

zones

access control 37-9

adding to zone sets 37-11

analyzing 37-24

changing from enhanced zones 37-20

cloning 37-16

compacting for downgrading 37-23

comparison with device aliases (table) 38-2

comparison with VSANs (table) 36-4

configuring 37-11

configuring aliases 37-10

configuring fcaliases 37-10

default policies 37-2

default settings 37-24

displaying information 37-17

enforcing restrictions 37-12

exporting databases 37-14

features 37-1, 37-4

importing databases 37-14

membership using pWWNs 36-4

merge failures 31-7

renaming 37-16

show tech-support zone command 49-10

See also default zones

See also enhanced zones

See also hard zoning;soft zoning 37-12

See also zoning;zone sets 37-2

zone server databases

clearing 37-17

zone sets

activating 37-9

adding member zones 37-11

analyzing 37-24

cloning 37-16

configuring 37-8

considerations 37-4

copying 37-15

creating 37-11

default settings 37-24

displaying information 37-17

distributing configuration 37-13

enabling distribution 37-13

exporting 37-15

exporting databases 37-14

features 37-1

importing 37-15

importing databases 37-14

one-time distribution 37-13

recovering from link isolations 37-14

renaming 37-16

See also active zone sets

See also active zone sets;full zone sets 37-5

See also zones;zoning 37-2

zoning

description 37-1

example 37-3

implementation 37-4

See also zones;zone sets 37-1