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Zone creation and maintenance
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To create a broadcast zone, use the reserved name “broadcast”.
3. Enter the cfgSave command to save the change to the defined configuration.
The cfgSave command ends and commits the current zoning transaction buffer to nonvolatile
memory. If a transaction is open on a different switch in the fabric when this command is run,
the transaction on the other switch is automatically aborted. A message displays on the other
switches to indicate that the transaction was aborted.
4. Enter the cfgShow command to view the changes.
Example Creating a new zone
switch:admin> zonecreate sloth, "b*; 10:00:00:00:01:1e:20:20"
switch:admin> cfgsave
switch:admin> cfgshow
Defined configuration:
zone: matt 30:06:00:07:1e:a2:10:20; 3,2
zone: sloth bawn; bolt; bond; brain; 10:00:00:00:01:1e:20:20
alias: bawn 3,5; 4,8
alias: bolt 10:00:00:02:1f:02:00:01
alias: bond 10:00:05:1e:a9:20:00:01; 3,5
alias: brain 11,4; 22,1; 33,6
alias: jake 4,7; 8,9; 14,11
alias: jeff 30:00:00:05:1e:a1:cd:02; 40:00:00:05:1e:a1:cd:04
alias: jones 7,3; 4,5
alias: zeus 4,7; 6,8; 9,2
Effective configuration:
No Effective configuration: (No Access)
Adding devices (members) to a zone
ATTENTION
This command will add all zone member aliases that match the “aliasname_pattern” in the zone
database to the specified zone.
Use the following procedure to add members to a zone:
1. Connect to the switch and log in using an account with admin permissions.
2. Enter the zoneAdd command, using either of the following syntaxes:
zoneadd "zonename", "member[; member...]"
zoneadd "zonename", "aliasname_pattern*[;members]"
NOTE
This command supports partial pattern matching (“wildcards”) of zone member aliases.
This allows you to add multiple aliases that match the “aliasname_pattern” in the
command line.
3. Enter the cfgSave command to save the change to the defined configuration.
The cfgSave command ends and commits the current zoning transaction buffer to nonvolatile
memory. If a transaction is open on a different switch in the fabric when this command is run,
the transaction on the other switch is automatically aborted. A message displays on the other
switches to indicate that the transaction was aborted.
4. Enter the cfgShow command to view the changes.
- Fabric OS 1
- Document History 2
- Contents (High Level) 3
- Contents 5
- Chapter 4 Routing Traffic 8
- 53-1002745-02 10
- Chapter 15 NPIV 16
- Section II Licensed Features 18
- Appendix A Port Indexing 23
- Appendix B FIPS Support 23
- About This Document 33
- What’s new in this document 35
- Document conventions 36
- Notice to the reader 37
- Additional information 38
- Getting technical help 38
- FT00X0054E9 39
- Document feedback 40
- Standard Features 41
- Management server 44
- Platform services 44
- Management server database 45
- Adding a member to the ACL 46
- Topology discovery 49
- Disabling topology discovery 50
- Device login 51
- Fabric login process 52
- Port login process 52
- Device recovery 53
- Daemon Description 54
- Fabric OS overview 55
- Telnet or SSH sessions 57
- Getting help on a command 58
- • Timestamp 59
- • Username 59
- • Options 59
- • Arguments 59
- Password modification 61
- Brocade Backbones 62
- Brocade switches 62
- Static Ethernet addresses 64
- DHCP activation 66
- Disabling DHCP for IPv4 67
- IPv6 autoconfiguration 68
- Date and time settings 69
- Setting the time zone 70
- Network time protocol 71
- Domain IDs 72
- Displaying the domain IDs 73
- Switch names 74
- Chassis names 75
- Fabric name 75
- Switch and Backbone shutdown 76
- Powering off a Brocade switch 77
- Basic connections 78
- Core PID addressing mode 80
- 256-area addressing mode 81
- WWN-based PID assignment 82
- Assigning a static PID 83
- Clearing PID binding 83
- Showing PID assignments 83
- Port Types 84
- Backbone port blades 84
- Setting port names 86
- Port identification by index 87
- Swapping port area IDs 88
- Enabling a port 89
- Port decommissioning 90
- Setting port modes 90
- Setting port speeds 92
- Supported on: 93
- Blade Blade ID 93
- (slotshow) 93
- CP blades 95
- Core blades 95
- Enabling and disabling blades 96
- Blade swapping 97
- How blades are swapped 98
- Swapping blades 100
- Power management 101
- Equipment status 102
- Verifying fabric connectivity 103
- Verifying device connectivity 104
- Example output from a switch 106
- Audit log configuration 107
- Audit filter is configured 108
- Audit filter is enabled 108
- Routing Traffic 111
- Paths and route selection 112
- Fibre Channel NAT 113
- Inter-switch links 114
- Buffer credits 115
- Virtual channels 115
- Gateway links 117
- Routing policies 118
- Port-based 119
- Exchange-based routing 119
- Device-based routing 120
- AP route policies 120
- Setting the routing policy 121
- Route selection 122
- Frame order delivery 123
- ATTENTION 125
- Lossless core 126
- ICL limitations 127
- Traffic flow limitations 127
- Limitations 128
- Viewing current FEC settings 129
- Frame Redirection 130
- Viewing frame redirect zones 131
- Managing User Accounts 133
- Role-Based Access Control 134
- Admin Domain considerations 135
- Role permissions 135
- The management channel 136
- Managing user-defined roles 136
- Local database user accounts 137
- Default accounts 138
- Local account passwords 139
- --localaccept PWD command 140
- Password policies 141
- Password history policy 142
- Password expiration policy 143
- Account lockout policy 143
- Unlocking an account 144
- The boot PROM password 145
- Option Description 146
- Recovery Password: 147
- New password: 147
- Remote authentication 149
- Authentication server data 150
- Switch configuration 150
- Supported LDAP options 151
- Command options 151
- Fabric OS user accounts 152
- Item Value Description 153
- Windows 2000 IAS 154
- Linux FreeRADIUS server 154
- Setting up a RADIUS server 156
- • Creating the user 157
- • Enabling clients 157
- . IAS uses the Windows 159
- RSA RADIUS server 160
- • vid (Vendor-ID): 1588 161
- • type1 (Vendor-Type): 1 161
- Creating a user 164
- Creating a group 164
- Enabling group membership 166
- Assigning a user to a group 168
- Modifying an entry 168
- Example to add a group member 169
- TACACS+ service 171
- The tac_plus.cfg file 172
- Example enabling RADIUS 175
- Example enabling LDAP 175
- Example enabling TACACS+ 175
- Example for LDAP 176
- Example for TACACS+ 176
- Configuring Protocols 177
- Secure Copy 178
- Secure Shell protocol 179
- SSH public key authentication 180
- Browser and Java support 182
- SSL configuration overview 183
- Example of generating a key 184
- Example of generating a CSR 184
- Example of exporting a CSR 184
- Obtaining certificates 185
- The browser 186
- • Brocade-specific MIB trap 188
- • FibreAlliance MIB trap 188
- SNMP and Virtual Fabrics 189
- Telnet protocol 190
- Unblocking Telnet 191
- Listener applications 192
- Port configuration 193
- Configuring Security Policies 195
- ACL policy management 196
- Displaying ACL policies 197
- Activating ACL policy changes 197
- Deleting an ACL policy 197
- Example of removing a member 198
- FCS policies 199
- Creating an FCS policy 201
- FCS policy distribution 202
- DCC policy restrictions 203
- Creating a DCC policy 204
- Deleting a DCC policy 205
- SCC Policies 206
- Creating an SCC policy 207
- E_Port authentication 208
- Device authentication policy 210
- AUTH policy restrictions 211
- Authentication protocols 212
- Secret key pairs for DH-CHAP 213
- Setting a secret key pair 214
- FCAP configuration overview 215
- Exporting the CSR for FCAP 216
- Importing CA for FCAP 216
- IP Filter policy 217
- Creating an IP Filter policy 218
- Cloning an IP Filter policy 218
- Saving an IP Filter policy 218
- Deleting an IP Filter policy 219
- IP Filter policy rules 219
- Source address 220
- Destination port 220
- Protocol 221
- Implicit filter rules 222
- Default policy rules 222
- IP Filter policy enforcement 223
- Policy database distribution 224
- Distribution 225
- Fabric-wide enforcement 227
- Management interface security 231
- Gateway-to-gateway tunnel 232
- Endpoint-to-gateway tunnel 232
- IP sec protocols 233
- Security associations 233
- IP sec policies 234
- IKE policies 235
- Creating the tunnel 236
- In this chapter 241
- Configuration settings 241
- Configuration file format 242
- Chassis section 243
- Configuration file backup 244
- Restrictions 246
- Command Displays 247
- Restoring a configuration 248
- Security considerations 250
- Brocade configuration form 253
- HA sync state 257
- Active CP Fabric OS 258
- Standby CP Fabric OS 258
- HA sync state Remedy 258
- Connected switches 259
- Firmware download on switches 260
- Enabling the USB device 265
- Viewing the USB file system 265
- FIPS support 266
- The firmwareDownload command 267
- Managing Virtual Fabrics 275
- Logical switch overview 276
- Physical chassis 278
- Logical fabric overview 281
- Logical fabric and ISLs 282
- Base switch and extended ISLs 283
- Base fabric 285
- Logical ports 285
- Logical fabric formation 285
- Restrictions on XISLs 289
- Restrictions on moving ports 289
- Enabling Virtual Fabrics mode 290
- Example 291
- Deleting a logical switch 294
- Administering Advanced Zoning 303
- Zoning overview 304
- Approaches to zoning 305
- Zone objects 306
- Zone aliases 307
- Zone configurations 307
- Zoning enforcement 308
- Item Description 309
- Broadcast zones 310
- Creating an alias 313
- Adding members to an alias 313
- Deleting an alias 314
- Zone creation and maintenance 316
- Replacing zone members 319
- Deleting a zone 320
- Validating a zone 323
- Example warning message 324
- Default zoning mode 326
- Zone database size 327
- Enabling a zone configuration 330
- Deleting a zone configuration 331
- Zone object maintenance 333
- Deleting a zone object 334
- Renaming a zone object 335
- Zone configuration management 336
- Security and zoning 336
- Zone merging 336
- , even though members of the 338
- Zone merging scenarios 339
- Concurrent zone transactions 342
- Sample output: 343
- Traffic Isolation Zoning 345
- TI zone failover 346
- Enhanced TI zones 350
- General rules for TI zones 356
- Trunking with TI zones 359
- Creating a TI zone 364
- Example TI zone creation 365
- Modifying TI zones 367
- Deleting a TI zone 369
- Displaying TI zones 369
- FIGURE 47 TI over FCR example 371
- Bottleneck Detection 375
- Types of bottlenecks 376
- How bottlenecks are reported 376
- Credit Loss 379
- Setting a latency alert only 384
- Encryption 394
- Example output 396
- Availability considerations 398
- Limitations and restrictions 402
- Configuring encryption 404
- Configuring compression 404
- Disabling encryption 405
- Disabling compression 405
- Enabling compression 409
- Working with EX_Ports 411
- Example Setting a secret key 412
- EX_Port commands 418
- NPIV overview 419
- Upgrade considerations 420
- Fixed addressing mode 420
- 10-bit addressing mode 420
- Configuring NPIV 421
- Enabling and disabling NPIV 422
- Configuring FA-PWWNs 426
- Restrictions of FA-PWWN 431
- Admin Domain features 435
- Admin Domain access levels 435
- User-defined Admin Domains 436
- System-defined Admin Domains 436
- Home Admin Domains and login 438
- Admin Domain member types 439
- Admin Domains and switch WWNs 440
- Fabric Visible to AD3 User 441
- Fabric Visible to AD4 User 441
- Creating an Admin Domain 443
- Activating an Admin Domain 446
- Deactivating an Admin Domain 447
- Renaming an Admin Domain 448
- Deleting an Admin Domain 449
- AD0 with three zones 452
- CLI commands in an AD context 455
- • Root zone database 458
- • AD zone databases 458
- Admin Domains and LSAN zones 459
- Configuration file sections 460
- Licensed Features 461
- Administering Licensing 463
- Licensing overview 464
- Available Brocade licenses 464
- Brocade 7800 Upgrade license 470
- ICL licensing 471
- ICL 8-link license 472
- ICL 16-link license 472
- Enterprise ICL license 472
- 8G licensing 473
- Slot-based licensing 474
- 10G licensing 475
- Temporary licenses 478
- Date change restriction 479
- Expired licenses 480
- Universal temporary licenses 480
- Viewing installed licenses 481
- Activating a license 481
- Adding a licensed feature 481
- Removing a licensed feature 482
- Ports on Demand 483
- Displaying installed licenses 484
- Activating Ports on Demand 485
- Dynamic Ports on Demand 485
- Reserving a port license 488
- Inter-chassis Links 491
- Domain 1 492
- DCX 8510-8 492
- Domain 2 492
- Mesh topology 495
- Core-edge topology 496
- Monitoring Fabric Performance 499
- Maximum number of EE monitors 501
- Adding EE monitors 502
- Deleting EE monitors 504
- Frame monitoring 505
- Maximum number of offsets 506
- Creating a frame monitor 507
- Deleting frame types 507
- Displaying frame monitors 508
- Top Talker monitors 510
- Trunk monitoring 515
- Performance data collection 516
- Optimizing Fabric Behavior 517
- Ingress Rate Limiting 518
- • Enable QoS on F/FL_Ports 520
- • Enable QoS on E_Ports 520
- Supported configurations 521
- • Are 8-Gbps or 16-Gbps ports 524
- • Have trunking enabled 524
- • Have QoS disabled 524
- QoS zones 525
- QoS on E_Ports 526
- QoS over FC routers 527
- Managing Trunking Connections 533
- Types of trunking 534
- Masterless trunking 534
- Port groups for trunking 535
- Requirements for trunk groups 536
- Configuring trunk groups 538
- Trunk Area and Admin Domains 540
- EX_Port trunking 541
- Masterless EX_Port trunking 542
- Configuring EX_Port trunking 542
- F_Port trunking 543
- Category Description 546
- Disabling F_Port trunking 549
- Long -distance link modes 552
- Configuring an extended ISL 553
- Buffer credit management 555
- Fibre Channel data frames 557
- • If QoS is enabled: 558
- Downgrade considerations 565
- Buffer credit recovery 566
- FC-FC routing overview 569
- • EX_Port and VEX_Port 572
- • Edge fabric 572
- • Backbone fabric 572
- • Inter-fabric link (IFL) 572
- • Logical SANs (LSANs) 573
- • Proxy device 573
- • Proxy PID 573
- • Fabric ID (FID) 574
- • MetaSAN 574
- Proxy devices 575
- FC-FC routing topologies 576
- Phantom domains 577
- Setting up FC-FC routing 579
- Backbone fabric IDs 581
- FCIP tunnel configuration 582
- • 1000 for an EX_Port IFL 587
- • 10,000 for a VEX_Port IFL 587
- Port cost considerations 588
- LSAN zone configuration 590
- LSAN Zone Limit 3000 594
- LSAN Zone Limit 5000 594
- Enforce tag 595
- Speed tag 595
- Rules for LSAN tagging 596
- Configuring a Speed LSAN tag 597
- Removing an LSAN tag 597
- LSAN zone binding 598
- FIGURE 81 LSAN zone binding 599
- How LSAN zone binding works 600
- FC router matrix definition 601
- LSAN fabric matrix definition 601
- Setting up LSAN zone binding 602
- Proxy PID configuration 603
- Inter-fabric broadcast frames 604
- Resource monitoring 604
- Port Indexing 611
- FIPS Support 615
- Zeroization functions 616
- FIPS mode configuration 617
- LDAP in FIPS mode 618
- Setting up LDAP for FIPS mode 619
- Key Sub-key 620
- Preparing a switch for FIPS 621
- Overview of steps 622
- Enabling FIPS mode 622
- Zeroizing for FIPS 624
- Displaying FIPS configuration 625
- Hexadecimal Conversion 627
- Numerics 631
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