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Chapter 6 Managing Ports 179
Monitoring Port Status
Use the faceplate display to perform the following port monitoring tasks:
■ Displaying Port Types
■ Displaying Port Operational States
■ Displaying Port Speeds
■ Displaying Transceiver Media Status
To display port number and status information for a port, position the cursor over a
port on the faceplate display. The status information changes depending on the
View menu option selected.
Displaying Port Types
To display port type status, from the faceplate display, open the View menu, and
select View Port Types.
TABLE 6-3 lists the possible port types and their meanings.
TABLE 6-3 Port Types
Type Description
F_Port Fabric port — supports a single public device (N_Port).
FL_Port Fabric loop port — self discovers a single device (N_Port) or a loop of up
to 126 public devices (NL_Port).
G_Port Generic port — self discovers as an F_Port or an E_Port.
GL_Port Generic loop port — self discovers as an F_Port, FL_Port, or an E_Port.
GL_Port is the default port type. A single device on a public loop will
attempt to configure as an F_Port first, then if that fails, as an FL_Port.
Donor Donor port — allows buffer credits to be used by another port.
- 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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