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• IP—The IP address.
• Role—The role of the user.
• Interface—The interface.
Configuring switch binding
For complete procedures on configuring this optional feature, see ”SANtegrity features” on
page 172.
Configuring ports
The Configure Ports dialog box enables you to configure ports. Port configuration data is stored in
NV-RAM on the switch.
The following sections describe the use of the Configure Ports dialog box:
• ”Configuring ports parameters” on page 107
• ”Configuring ports (Open Systems management style)” on page 110
Configuring ports parameters
Configure data in the following columns of the Configure Ports dialog box:
• Port #—You cannot change the information in this field. This column identifies the port number.
The port numbers range from 0 through 23 for the Edge Switch 2/24 and 0 through 31 for the
Edge Switch 2/32.
• Name (Open Systems Management style only)—Enter a name of up to 8 characters for the
port. The port names display in the Port Properties dialog box, and elsewhere in the Element
Manager, to identify the port.
NOTE: To identify port numbers for which you want to provide names, place the mouse
pointer over the ports in the Hardware view. As you move over a port, a label identifies the
slot number where the port is installed.
To name ports in FICON Management Style, use the Configure Addresses dialog box.
• Blocked (Open Systems Management style only)—Placing a check mark in the check boxes of
this column blocks the operation of the port.
To block ports in FICON Management Style, use the Configure Addresses dialog box.
• 10km-100km—This column is for extended distance buffering. You can enable extended
distance for a port even if it is not an extended distance port. However, enabling extended
distance buffering on a port disables the ability for the port to send broadcast traffic. When you
select this option, the port can support up to 60 BB_Credits to handle link distances up to 100
km. If this option is not enabled, the port uses the BB_Credit (1–60) configured through the
Configure Fabric Parameters dialog box.
If a device is connected and logged in to the fabric when extended distance is enabled or
disabled on the corresponding port, the switch will send OLS for 5 ms to force the device to log
in again and obtain the new BB_Credit value set for the port.
- HP StorageWorks 1
- Contents 3
- About this guide 11
- Rack stability 13
- HP technical support 13
- Helpful web sites 14
- 1 Element Manager overview 15
- Element manager description 16
- Element Manager overview18 18
- Feature keys 19
- Using the Element Manager 23
- Opening the Element Manager 24
- Opening the Online Help 25
- Window layout and function 26
- Configure menu 27
- Element Manager overview28 28
- Element Manager overview30 30
- Logs menu 31
- Maintenance menu 32
- View tabs 33
- Hardware view 34
- Port List view 36
- Node List view 37
- Performance view 38
- FRU List view 40
- Status bar 41
- Closing the Element Manager 42
- What is backed up? 42
- Backing Up to a CD 42
- Restoring data from a CD 43
- Manual backup procedures 43
- Element Manager overview44 44
- Monitoring switch operation 46
- Monitoring hardware operation 47
- Displaying FRU information 49
- Displaying port information 50
- Port properties parameters 50
- Displaying switch information 54
- Using menu options 55
- Port menu 56
- Node List view menu options 63
- Displaying node properties 63
- Bar graph display 66
- Port statistics 66
- Class 2 Statistics 67
- Class 3 Statistics 67
- Error statistics 67
- Operational statistics 68
- Troubleshooting tips 69
- Button functions 69
- Port operational states 71
- Port Indicators 72
- Port State Green Amber Alert 72
- Description 72
- Link incident alerts 74
- Threshold alerts 75
- 3Configuring the switch 77
- Configuring identification 78
- Configuring management style 79
- Switch parameters 80
- Rerouting delay 81
- Domain RSCNs 81
- Configuring fabric parameters 82
- Fabric Parameters 82
- Configuring preferred path 84
- Common features about tabs 86
- Using the Users tab 88
- Assigning users to a switch 88
- Adding a new user 89
- Configuring the switch90 90
- Using the Software tab 91
- Enabling API authentication 92
- Configuring the switch94 94
- Using the Devices tab 95
- Configuring the switch96 96
- Adding a detached switch 98
- Configuring the switch100 100
- Adding a new IP address 102
- Using the Radius Servers tab 104
- Authentication 105
- Viewing the Security Log 106
- Configuring switch binding 107
- Configuring ports 107
- Configuring the switch108 108
- Configuring the switch110 110
- Configuring the switch112 112
- Port address parameters 114
- Configuring port addresses 116
- Configuring the switch118 118
- Configuring Port Addresses 119
- Configuring an SNMP agent 120
- Configuring the feature key 122
- Configuring date and time 124
- Configuring threshold alerts 126
- Creating new alerts 127
- Configuring the switch128 128
- Configuring the switch130 130
- Modifying alerts 131
- Viewing alerts 131
- Configuring Open Trunking 132
- Enabling and disabling Telnet 133
- Configuring the switch134 134
- 4Using logs 135
- Log options and functions 136
- Saving a log file 137
- Expanding columns 137
- Sorting entries 137
- Audit Log 138
- Event Log 139
- Hardware Log 141
- Link Incident Log 142
- Threshold Alerts Log 143
- Open Trunking Log 143
- Security Log 144
- Using logs148 148
- Change button 149
- Using logs150 150
- 5 Using maintenance features 151
- Running port diagnostics 152
- Swapping ports 152
- Using maintenance features154 154
- Collecting maintenance data 155
- Executing an IPL 156
- Setting online state 157
- Managing firmware versions 158
- Enabling e-mail notification 158
- Backing-up configuration 159
- Restoring configuration 159
- Resetting the configuration 160
- Using maintenance features162 162
- 6 Optional features 163
- Preferred path 164
- Changing a preferred path 166
- Removing a preferred path 166
- Optional features168 168
- FICON Management Server 169
- Optional features170 170
- Germany/Austria 00273 0111 170
- Brazil 00275 0113 170
- Italy 00280 0118 170
- SANtegrity features 172
- Switch Binding 173
- Optional features174 174
- Optional features176 176
- Enterprise Fabric Mode 177
- Open Trunking 178
- Optional features180 180
- Flexport feature 182
- HAFM Application messages 184
- Element Manager messages 200
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