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18 Using McDATA Web Server/McDATA Element Manager
User interface
The McDATA Web Server and McDATA Element Manager applications share a common interface. The
McDATA Web Server uses two basic displays to manage the fabric and individual switches: the topology
display and the faceplate display as shown in Figure 5. The topology display shows all switches that are
able to communicate and all connections between switches. The faceplate display shows the front of a
single switch and its ports.
The McDATA Element Manager application uses a modified faceplate display with fewer menus, no fabric
tree, no tool bar, and fewer data window tabs.
Figure 5 McDATA Web Server display elements
Menu
bar
Faceplate display
Topology display
Tool bar
Data
window
Graphic
window
Fabric
tree
Working status indicator
Data window tabs
- 4Gb SAN Switch 1
- Contents 3
- About this guide 9
- JDOM license 10
- HP technical support 11
- Helpful web sites 12
- Workstation requirements 13
- Starting McDATA Web Server 14
- Setting preferences 16
- Using online help 17
- Enabling Call Home 17
- Enabling Email Support 17
- User interface 18
- Menu bars 19
- Shortcut keys 20
- McDATA Web Server Tool bar 21
- McDATA Web Server fabric tree 22
- Graphic window 22
- Data window and tabs 22
- Working status Indicator 23
- Topology data windows 24
- Using the faceplate display 25
- Port views and status 26
- Working with ports 26
- Faceplate data windows 27
- 2 Managing fabrics 29
- User account security 30
- Remote authentication 30
- Device security 30
- Edit Security dialog 31
- 32 Managing fabrics 32
- Create Security Set dialog 33
- Create Security Group dialog 33
- 34 Managing fabrics 34
- 36 Managing fabrics 36
- Security Config dialog 37
- Activating a security set 37
- Fabric services 38
- Saving a version snapshot 39
- Managing the fabric database 40
- Opening a fabric view file 41
- Rediscovering a fabric 41
- Deleting switches and links 41
- 42 Managing fabrics 42
- Replacing a failed switch 43
- Displaying fabric information 44
- Displaying the Event Browser 45
- Sorting the Event Browser 46
- Filtering the Event Browser 47
- Devices data window 48
- Active Zone Set data window 49
- Link data window 49
- 50 Managing fabrics 50
- Creating a nickname 51
- Editing a nickname 51
- Deleting a nickname 51
- Exporting nicknames to a file 51
- Importing a nicknames file 51
- Zoning a fabric 52
- Zoning database 53
- Managing the zoning database 54
- Interop Auto Save 56
- Default Zone 56
- Managing the active zone set 57
- Managing zones 58
- Creating a zone in a zone set 59
- Adding zone members 59
- Merging fabrics and zoning 60
- 3 Managing switches 61
- Creating user accounts 62
- Removing a user account 63
- 64 Managing switches 64
- Modifying a user account 65
- Configuring RADIUS servers 66
- Removing a RADIUS server 67
- 68 Managing switches 68
- Displaying switch information 70
- Switch data window 71
- 72 Managing switches 72
- Paging a switch 76
- Resetting a switch 77
- Configuring a switch 78
- Switch administrative states 79
- Domain ID and domain ID lock 79
- 80 Managing switches 80
- Broadcast support 81
- In-band management 81
- Advanced switch properties 82
- Configuring system services 83
- Network properties 84
- IP configuration 85
- Remote logging 85
- NTP client 85
- SNMP properties 86
- SNMP configuration 87
- Archiving a switch 88
- Restoring a switch 89
- 90 Managing switches 90
- Downloading a support file 91
- Installing firmware 92
- 94 Managing switches 94
- Displaying hardware status 95
- 96 Managing switches 96
- 4 Managing ports 97
- Monitoring port status 98
- Displaying port speeds 99
- Port Statistics data window 100
- Port Information data window 102
- Configuring ports 104
- Changing port speeds 105
- Changing port types 105
- Device scan 105
- Testing ports 106
- Resetting a port 106
- 108 Managing ports 108
- 5 Command Line Interface 109
- Modifying a configuration 110
- Commands 112
- Admin command 114
- CIM command 115
- CIMListener command 116
- CIMSubscription command 118
- CIMListener command, page 116 119
- Config command 120
- Create command 123
- Set command, page 156 125
- Set Setup command, page 172 125
- Date command 126
- Feature command 127
- Firmware Install command 128
- Group command 129
- 130 Command Line Interface 130
- Hardreset command 134
- Help command 135
- History command 136
- Hotreset command 137
- Image command 138
- 140 Command Line Interface 140
- Lip command 141
- Passwd command 142
- Ping command 143
- Ps command 144
- Quit command 145
- Reset command 146
- 148 Command Line Interface 148
- 150 Command Line Interface 150
- Security command 151
- Securityset command, page 154 153
- Securityset command 154
- Set command 156
- Set Config command 158
- 160 Command Line Interface 160
- 162 Command Line Interface 162
- Set Log command 168
- 170 Command Line Interface 170
- Set Port command 171
- Set Setup command 172
- 174 Command Line Interface 174
- 176 Command Line Interface 176
- Show command 180
- 182 Command Line Interface 182
- 184 Command Line Interface 184
- Show Config command 190
- Show Log command 193
- Show Perf command 196
- Show Setup command 198
- Shutdown command 201
- Test command 202
- Uptime command 204
- User command 205
- Whoami command 207
- Zone command 208
- Zoning command, page 213 210
- Zoneset command 211
- Zoning command 213
- Zoneset command, page 211 216
- Glossary 217
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