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Se n d d o c u m e n t a t i o n c o m m e n t s t o m d s f e e d b a ck - d o c @ c i s c o . c o m .
Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric Manager
Configuration Guide, Release 2.x
Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 2.0(1b) through Release 2.1(2b)
Cisco MDS 9000 FabricWare Release 2.1(2)
October 2005
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Text Part Number: OL-6965-03
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Related Documentation |
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Fabric Manager Applications |
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Installation and Configuration |
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C H A P T E R 1 |
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About Cisco Fabric Manager |
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Fabric Manager Server |
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Fabric Manager Client |
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Fabric Manager Server Proxy Services |
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Performance Manager |
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Fabric Manager Web Services |
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Storage Management Solutions Architecture |
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Installing the Management Software |
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Before You Install 1-6 |
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Installation Procedure |
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Upgrading the Management Software |
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Downgrading the Management Software |
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Downgrading to Release 2.x or Later |
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Downgrading to Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 1.3(x) or Earlier |
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Launching the Management Software |
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Integrating Cisco Fabric Manager with Other Management Tools |
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Running Fabric Manager Behind a Firewall |
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Uninstalling the Management Software |
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Fabric Manager Server |
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Fabric Manager Server Overview |
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Fabric Manager Server Features |
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Installing and Configuring Fabric Manager Server |
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Installing Fabric Manager Server |
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Unlicensed Versus Licensed Fabric Manager Server |
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Setting the Seed Switch |
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Configuring Flows and Collections with Performance Manager |
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Using the Performance Manager Configuration Wizard |
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Installing Fabric Manager Web Services 2-6 |
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Verifying Performance Manager Collections |
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Fabric Manager Server Fabric Monitoring and Removal |
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Designating a Fabric for Continuous Monitoring |
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Fabric Manager Server Properties File |
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Modifying Fabric Manager Server |
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Changing the Fabric Manager Server Username and Password |
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Changing the Polling Period and Fabric Rediscovery Time |
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Using Device Aliases or FC Aliases |
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Saving Device Aliases to the Switch |
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Fabric Manager Client Overview |
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Fabric Manager Advanced Mode |
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Launching Fabric Manager Client |
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Using Fabric Manager Client |
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Multiple Fabric Display |
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Contents Panes |
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Fabric Pane |
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Saving the Map |
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Main Menu 3-7 |
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Toolbar |
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Information Pane |
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Logical Domains Pane |
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Physical Attributes Pane |
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Status Bar |
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Context Menus |
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Filtering |
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Detachable Tables |
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Setting Fabric Manager Preferences |
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Network Fabric Discovery |
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Modifying Device Grouping |
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Using Alias Names as Enclosures |
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Control of Administrator Access with Users and Roles 3-16 |
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Fabric Manager Wizards |
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Fabric Manager Troubleshooting Tools |
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C H A P T E R 4 |
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Device Manager Overview |
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Device Manager Features |
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Launching Device Manager |
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Using Device Manager 4-3 |
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Toolbar Icons |
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Dialog Boxes |
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Tabs 4-5 |
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Legend |
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Supervisor and Switching Modules |
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Setting Device Manager Preferences |
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Events |
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Performance |
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Inventory |
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Installing Fabric Manager Web Services |
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Using Fabric Manager Web Services with SSL |
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Launching and Using Fabric Manager Web Services |
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Monitoring Fabrics from Fabric Manager Web Services 5-8 |
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Setting Up a Guest User 5-9 |
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Recovering a Web Services Password |
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Creating Custom Report Templates |
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Generating Custom Reports 5-11 |
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Viewing Existing Custom Reports |
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C H A P T E R 6 |
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Performance Manager Architecture |
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Data Interpolation |
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Data Collection |
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Using Performance Thresholds |
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Quick Data Collector and Flow Setup Wizards |
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Fabric Manager Authentication Overview |
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Best Practices for Discovering a Fabric |
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Performance Manager Authentication |
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Fabric Manager Web Services Authentication 7-4 |
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Understanding SPAN 8-2 |
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Understanding the PAA-2 8-3 |
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Understanding Cisco Traffic Analyzer |
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Using Cisco Traffic Analyzer with Fabric Manager Web Services |
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Installing and Launching Cisco Traffic Analyzer 8-4 |
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Configuring Cisco Traffic Analyzer |
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Discovering Cisco Traffic Analyzer from Fabric Manager Web Services |
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Accessing Cisco Traffic Analyzer from Fabric Manager Web Services |
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Obtaining and Installing Licenses |
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C H A P T E R 9 |
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Licensing Terminology 9-1 |
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Licensing Model 9-2 |
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Licensing High Availability 9-5 |
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Options to Install a License 9-6 |
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Obtaining the License Key File |
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Installing the License Key File |
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Installing Licenses Using Fabric Manager License Wizard |
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Viewing License Information in Fabric Manager |
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Viewing Licenses Using Fabric Manager Web Services |
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Installing or Updating Licenses Using Device Manager |
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Viewing License Information in Device Manager |
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Uninstalling Licenses |
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Updating Licenses 9-12 |
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License Expiry Alerts |
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Moving Licenses Between Switches 9-13 |
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Software Images 10-1 |
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C H A P T E R 10 |
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About Software Images |
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Dependent Factors |
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Essential Upgrade Prerequisites |
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Software Upgrade Methods 10-3 |
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Determining Compatibility |
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Recognizing Failure Cases |
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Using the Software Install Wizard |
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File System Manipulation |
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Listing the Files in a Directory 10-8 |
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Creating a Directory |
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Deleting an Existing File or Directory 10-9
Copying Files 10-9
Performing Other File Manipulation Tasks 10-10
C H A P T E R 11
P A R T 3
C H A P T E R 12
C H A P T E R 13
C H A P T E R 14
Configuration Files |
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Copying the Configuration File |
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Switch Configuration |
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Cisco MDS SAN-OS Features Using CFS 12-1 |
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Enabling CFS for a Feature |
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Locking the Fabric 12-4 |
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Deleting VSANs |
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Dynamic VSAN Configuration |
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DPVM Requirements |
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DPVM Database Distribution |
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Copying the DPVM Database |
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Zoning Features |
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Zone Implementation |
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Zone Configuration |
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Using the Zone Configuration Tool |
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Zone Database Information |
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Configuring a Zone |
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Viewing Zone Statistics |
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Adding Zone Members |
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Displaying Zone Membership Information |
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Alias Configuration |
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Viewing Aliases |
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Active and Full Zone Set Considerations |
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Activating Zone Sets |
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Deactivating Zone Sets |
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Cloning Zones and Zone Sets |
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Configuring the Default Zone Policy |
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Exporting Active Zone Sets |
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Full Zone Set Propagation |
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One-Time Distribution |
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Copying a Full Zone Database |
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Migrating a Non-MDS Database |
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Zone-Based Traffic Priority |
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Configuring |
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About LUN Zoning |
15-21 |
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Configuring a LUN-Based Zone |
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Assigning LUNs to Storage Subsystems |
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About Read-Only Zones |
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Guidelines to Configure Read-Only Zones |
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Configuring Read-Only Zones |
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Backing Up and Restoring Zones |
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Inter-VSAN Routing |
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Understanding IVR |
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IVR Terminology |
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Fibre Channel Header Modifications |
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IVR NAT |
16-3 |
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IVR VSAN Topology |
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Autonomous Fabric ID |
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Service Groups |
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Using IVR NAT and Auto Topology |
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Transit VSAN Guidelines |
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Border Switch Guidelines |
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Service Group Guidelines |
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Using IVR Without IVR NAT or Auto Topology |
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Domain ID Guidelines |
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Transit VSAN Guidelines |
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Border Switch Guidelines |
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Modifying IVR |
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Modifying IVR NAT and IVR Auto Topology |
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Configuring Service Group |
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16-9 |
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Configuring AFIDs |
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Enabling IVR Without NAT |
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Manually Creating the IVR Topology |
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Clearing the IVR Topology |
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Adding IVR Virtual Domains |
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IVR Zones and IVR Zone Sets |
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IVR Zones Versus Zones |
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Automatic IVR Zone Creation |
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Configuring IVR Zones and Zone Sets |
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Activating IVR Zone Sets |
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Deactivating IVR Zone Sets |
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Recovering an IVR Full Zone Database |
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Recovering an IVR Full Topology |
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Adding Members to IVR Zones |
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IVR Interoperability |
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PortChannel Functionality |
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Using the PortChannel Wizard |
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Modifying PortChannels |
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C H A P T E R |
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Fibre Channel Interfaces |
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About Interface Modes |
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FL Port |
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18-3 |
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Fx Port |
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Administrative States |
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Operational States |
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Reason Codes |
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Configuring Fibre Channel Interfaces |
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Configuring Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces |
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Enabling or Disabling Interfaces |
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Managing Interface Attributes for Ports |
18-7 |
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Buffer-to-Buffer Credits |
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Performance Buffers |
18-9 |
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Identification of SFP Types |
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Configuring the Management Interface |
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Configuring Persistent FC IDs |
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IPFC Interface Configuration |
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About Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces |
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Configuring a Basic Gigabit Ethernet Interface |
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FCIP Configuration |
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FCIP Compression |
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FCIP Interfaces |
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FCIP High Availability |
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Configuring iSCSI |
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About iSCSI |
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Routing iSCSI Requests and Responses |
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Enabling iSCSI |
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Presenting Fibre Channel Targets as iSCSI Targets |
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Configuring the Trespass Feature |
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Configuring the iSCSI Proxy Initiator |
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Access Control in iSCSI |
20-16 |
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No Authentication |
20-18 |
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Restricting iSCSI Initiator Authentication |
20-18 |
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Mutual CHAP Authentication |
20-19 |
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20-19 |
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Advanced iSCSI Configuration |
20-20 |
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Setting the QoS Values |
20-20 |
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iSCSI High Availability |
20-21 |
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Configuring iSCSI Storage Name Services |
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Creating an iSNS Profile |
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Enabling the iSNS Server |
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Configuring the ESI Retry Count |
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About the SAN Extension Tuner |
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SAN Extension Tuner Setup |
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Data Pattern |
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Prerequisites |
21-2 |
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Using the SAN Extension Tuner Wizard |
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About FICON |
22-2 |
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MDS-Specific FICON Advantages |
22-2 |
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FICON VSAN Prerequisites 22-9 |
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Creating FICON VSANs and enabling FICON |
22-10 |
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Deleting FICON VSANs 22-11 |
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Viewing FICON Director History |
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The code-page Option |
22-12 |
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FC ID Last Byte 22-12 |
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FICON Host Control |
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22-13 |
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Configuring FICON Ports |
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Configuring Port Blocking and Port Prohibiting |
22-15 |
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Entering FICON Port Configuration Information |
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Viewing FICON Port Attributes 22-16 |
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FICON Configuration Files 22-16 |
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Accessing FICON Configuration Files |
22-17 |
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Copying FICON Configuration Files |
22-17 |
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Editing FICON Configuration Files |
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Managing FICON Configuration Files In Device Manager 22-18 |
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Port Swapping 22-18 |
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Port Swapping Guidelines 22-19 |
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Swapping FICON Ports |
22-19 |
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Clearing FICON Device Allegiance |
22-19 |
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CUP In-Band Management |
22-20 |
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Fabric Binding Configuration |
22-20 |
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Port Security Versus Fabric Binding |
22-20 |
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Fabric Binding Enforcement |
22-21 |
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Enabling Fabric Binding |
22-21 |
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Configuring a List of Switch WWNs In a Fabric 22-22 |
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Activating Fabric Binding |
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Saving Fabric Binding Configurations |
22-23 |
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Deactivating Fabric Binding |
22-23 |
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Fabric Binding CopyActive to Config |
22-23 |
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Creating a Fabric Binding Configuration |
22-24 |
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Deleting a Fabric Binding Configuration |
22-24 |
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Viewing Fabric Binding Active Database |
22-24 |
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Viewing Fabric Binding Violations |
22-24 |
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Clearing Fabric Binding Statistics |
22-25 |
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Viewing EFMD Statistics |
22-25 |
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Displaying RLIR Information |
22-25 |
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Calculating FICON Flow Load Balance |
22-25 |
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23-1 |
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Intelligent Storage Services |
23-1 |
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Enabling Intelligent Storage Services |
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Disabling Intelligent Storage Services |
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SCSI Flow Services 23-3 |
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Configuring SCSI Flow Services |
23-4 |
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Configuring Fibre Channel Write Acceleration 23-5 |
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SCSI Flow Statistics |
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Enabling SCSI Flow Statistics |
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Viewing SCSI Flow Statistics and Clearing SCSI Flow Statistics 23-6 |
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SANTap |
23-7 |
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Transparent Mode |
23-8 |
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Proxy Mode-1 |
23-9 |
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Proxy Mode-2 |
23-10 |
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Configuring SANTap |
23-10 |
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NASB |
23-11 |
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Configuring NASB |
23-12 |
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Additional Configuration |
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Fibre Channel Time Out Values 24-1 |
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The fctrace Feature |
24-2 |
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Performing an fctrace Operation |
24-2 |
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24-2 |
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Invoking the fcping Feature |
24-3 |
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Configuring World Wide Names |
24-3 |
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Link Initialization WWN Usage |
24-3 |
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Flat FC ID Allocation |
24-4 |
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Loop Monitoring Initiation |
24-4 |
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Switch Interoperability |
24-4 |
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Configuring Interoperability |
24-6 |
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25-2 |
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Creating Common Roles |
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Deleting Common Roles |
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25-4 |
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25-4 |
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Generating the SSH Server Key Pair and Enabling SSH |
25-6 |
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Deleting a Generated Key Pair |
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Recovering Administrator Password 25-7 |
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26-1 |
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SNMP v3 CLI User Management and AAA Integration |
26-2 |
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Deleting a User |
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Assigning SNMPv3 Users to Multiple Roles |
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27 |
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Authorization |
27-2 |
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Accounting |
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Remote AAA Services 27-4 |
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Remote Authentication Guidelines |
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AAA Service Configuration Options |
27-4 |
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IP-ACL Configuration Guidelines |
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28-2 |
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Address Information |
28-2 |
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Creating Complex IP-ACLs Using Device Manager |
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C H A P T E R |
29 |
29-1 |
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Configuring IPsec Network Security |
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The 14/2-Port Multiprotocol Services Module |
29-1 |
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IPsec Prerequisites |
29-2 |
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IPsec Compatibility |
29-3 |
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About IPsec |
29-3 |
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29-4 |
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29-4 |
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29-5 |
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Supported IKE Transforms and Algorithms 29-6 |
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Supported Algorithms for Windows and Linux Platforms 29-7 |
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29-7 |
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29-8 |
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Crypto ACL Guidelines |
29-9 |
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Mirror Image Crypto ACLs 29-10 |
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The any Keyword in Crypto ACLs 29-12 |
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Configuring Crypto IP-ACLs |
29-12 |
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Transform Sets 29-12 |
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Crypto Map Entries |
29-13 |
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SA Establishment Between Peers |
29-14 |
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29-14 |
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SA Lifetime Negotiation 29-15 |
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Perfect Forwarding Secrecy |
29-15 |
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Creating or Modifying Crypto Maps |
29-15 |
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29-16 |
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IPsec Maintenance |
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Global Lifetime Values 29-17 |
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C H A P T E R 30 |
30-1 |
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Fibre Channel Security Protocol |
30-1 |
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About DHCHAP |
30-2 |
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DHCHAP Compatibility with Existing Cisco MDS Features 30-3 |
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Configuring DHCHAP Authentication |
30-3 |
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Enabling DHCHAP |
30-3 |
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Configuring DHCHAP Authentication Modes |
30-4 |
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Changing the DHCHAP Hash Algorithm |
30-5 |
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Changing DHCHAP Group Settings |
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30-5 |
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Configuring the DHCHAP Password |
30-6 |
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Configuring the DHCHAP Password for the Local Switch 30-7 |
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Configuring Remote Passwords for Other Devices 30-7 |
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Setting the DHCHAP Timeout Value |
30-8 |
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Configuring DHCHAP AAA Authentication |
30-8 |
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Enabling FC-SP on ISLs |
30-8 |
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Port Security 31-1 |
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C H A P T E R 31 |
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About Port Security |
31-1 |
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About Auto-Learn |
31-1 |
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Auto-Learning Device Authorization |
31-2 |
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Port Security Enforcement 31-2 |
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Configuring Port Security |
31-3 |
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Enabling Port Security |
31-3 |
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Activating Port Security with Auto-Learn |
31-3 |
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Displaying Activated Port Security Settings |
31-4 |
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Displaying Port Security Statistics |
31-4 |
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Displaying Port Security Violations |
31-4 |
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Turning Auto-Learning On or Off |
31-5 |
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Example of Port Security Authorization 31-5 |
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Configuring Port Security Manually 31-6 |
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WWN Identification |
31-6 |
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Manually Configuring Port Security |
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31-7 |
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Deleting a Port Security Pair |
31-7 |
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Database Interaction |
31-8 |
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Database Scenarios |
31-9 |
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Activating the Port Security Database |
31-10 |
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Database Activation Rejection |
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31-10 |
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Forceful Port Security Activation |
31-11 |
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Database Reactivation |
31-11 |
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Copying an Active Database to the Config Database 31-11 |
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Network and Performance Monitoring |
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P A R T 5 |
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Network Monitoring 32-1 |
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C H A P T E R 32 |
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SAN Discovery and Topology Mapping |
32-1 |
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Device Discovery 32-1 |
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Topology Mapping |
32-1 |
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Using the Topology Map |
32-2 |
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Saving a Customized Topology Map Layout 32-2 |
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Using Enclosures with Fabric Manager Topology Maps 32-2 |
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Mapping Multiple Fabrics |
32-3 |
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Inventory Management 32-3 |
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Using the Inventory Tab from Fabric Manager Web Services 32-3 |
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Configuring System Message Logging |
32-4 |
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Syslog Server Logging Facilities and Severity Levels |
32-4 |
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Configuring Message Logging |
32-7 |
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Configuring a Syslog Server |
32-8 |
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Verifying Syslog Servers from Fabric Manager Web Services |
32-9 |
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Viewing Logs from Fabric Manager Web Services |
32-9 |
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Viewing Logs from Device Manager |
32-9 |
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Health and Event Monitoring |
32-10 |
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Fabric Manager Events Tab |
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32-10 |
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Event Information in Fabric Manager Web Services Reports |
32-10 |
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Events in Device Manager |
32-10 |
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Performance Monitoring |
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C H A P T E R |
33 |
33-1 |
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Real-Time Performance Monitoring 33-1 |
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Device Manager Real-Time Performance Monitoring 33-1 |
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Fabric Manager Real-Time ISL Statistics |
33-2 |
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Historical Performance Monitoring |
33-2 |
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Creating a Flow with Performance Manager |
33-3 |
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Creating a Collection with Performance Manager |
33-3 |
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Using Performance Thresholds |
33-4 |
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Using the Performance Manager Configuration Wizard |
33-5 |
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Starting and Stopping Data Collection |
33-6 |
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Viewing Performance Manager Reports |
33-6 |
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Performance Summary |
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33-6 |
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Performance Tables and Details Graphs |
33-7 |
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Viewing Performance of Host-Optimized Port Groups 33-7 |
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Viewing Performance Manager Events 33-7 |
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Generating Top10 Reports in Performance Manager |
33-7 |
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Generating Top10 Reports Using Scripts |
33-8 |
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Exporting Data Collections to XML Files |
33-8 |
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Exporting Data Collections in Readable Format |
33-9 |
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Configuring Performance Manager for Use with Cisco Traffic Analyzer 33-10 |
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C H A P T E R |
34 |
34-1 |
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Call Home Configuration |
34-1 |
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Cisco AutoNotify |
34-1 |
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Configuring Call Home |
34-2 |
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Configuring Call Home Destination Profiles and Alert Groups |
34-2 |
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Call Home Message Severity Levels |
34-3 |
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Event Triggers 34-3 |
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Message Contents |
34-5 |
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Configuring SNMP Events |
34-11 |
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Filtering SNMP Events |
34-11 |
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Configuring SNMP Event Destinations |
34-12 |
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Configuring Event Security |
34-12 |
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Viewing the SNMP Events Log |
34-13 |
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Configuring RMON Using Threshold Manager |
34-13 |
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Enabling RMON Alarms by Port |
34-13 |
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Enabling RMON Alarms for VSANs |
34-14 |
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Enabling RMON Alarms for Physical Components 34-14 |
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Managing RMON Events |
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Managing RMON Alarms |
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Viewing the RMON Log |
34-16 |
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Network Troubleshooting |
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P A R T 6 |
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Troubleshooting Your Fabric |
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C H A P T E R 35 |
35-1 |
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Troubleshooting Tools and Techniques |
35-1 |
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Cisco Traffic Analyzer |
35-2 |
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Cisco Protocol Analyzer |
35-3 |
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Analyzing Switch Device Health |
35-3 |
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Online System Health Management |
35-4 |
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Loopback Test Configuration Frequency |
35-4 |
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35-4 |
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35-5 |
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Analyzing Switch Fabric Configuration |
35-5 |
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Analyzing End-to-End Connectivity |
35-6 |
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Configuring a Fabric Analyzer |
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35-7 |
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About the Cisco Fabric Analyzer |
35-7 |
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Local Text-Based Capture |
35-8 |
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Remote Capture Daemon |
35-8 |
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GUI-Based Client |
35-9 |
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Configuring the Cisco Fabric Analyzer 35-9
Sending Captures to Remote IP Addresses 35-9
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Displaying Captured Frames |
35-10 |
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Defining Display Filters |
35-11 |
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Capture Filters 35-11 |
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Permitted Capture Filters 35-12 |
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Using the Ping Tool |
35-12 |
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Using Traceroute and Other Troubleshooting Tools |
35-13 |
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Analyzing the Results of Merging Zones |
35-13 |
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Issuing the Show Tech Support Command |
35-14 |
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Locating Other Switches 35-15 |
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Getting Oversubscription Information in Device Manager |
35-16 |
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Management Software Troubleshooting |
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C H A P T E R 36 |
36-1 |
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Installation Issues |
36-3 |
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When installing Fabric Manager from windows, clicking the install button fails. |
36-3 |
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How do I install Java Web Start on a UNIX machine? |
36-4 |
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Why can’t I launch Fabric Manager on Solaris? |
36-4 |
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Can I upgrade without losing my map settings? 36-19
How can I preserve historical data when moving Fabric Manager server to a new host? 36-20
Are There Any Restrictions When Using Fabric Manager Across FCIP?
I see “Please insure that FM server is running on localhost.” 36-20
How can I run Cisco Fabric Manager if I have multiple interfaces?
Manually specifying an interface for Fabric Manager Server 36-21
Manually specifying an interface for Fabric Manager Client or Device Manager
How can I configure an HTTP proxy server?
How can I clear the topology map? 36-23
Can I use Fabric Manager in a mixed software environment?
I Get an Error When Launching Fabric Manager
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Se n d d o c u m e n t a t i o n c o m m e n t s t o m d s f e e d b a ck - d o c @ c i s c o . c o m .
Can I Search for Devices in a Fabric? 36-24
Do I Need A License of Fabric Manager Server for Each Switch in the Fabric? 36-24
How can I Manage Multiple Fabrics? 36-24
License Expiration Causes Orange X Through Switch
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New and Changed Information
The Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric Manager Configuration Guide provides release-specific information for the Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 2.x (including Release 2.0(1b) through 2.1(2b) software) and Cisco MDS 9000 FabricWare Release 2.1(2). The latest version of this document is available at the following Cisco Systems website: http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/sn5000/mds9000/index.htm
To check for additional information about this release, refer to the Cisco MDS 9000 Family Release Notes available at the following Cisco Systems website: http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/sn5000/mds9000/index.htm
Table 1 summarizes the new and changed features for the Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric Manager Configuration Guide, and tells you where they are documented. The table includes a brief description of each new feature and the release in which the change occurred.
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