Using The Quick Config Wizard - Cisco MDS 9000 Series Configuration Manual

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Configuring and Managing Zones
• When you create a zoneset, that zoneset becomes a part of the full zoneset.
• When you activate a zoneset, a copy of the zoneset from the full zoneset is used to enforce zoning, and
• The administrator can modify the full zoneset even if a zoneset with the same name is active. However,
• When the activation is done, the active zoneset is automatically stored in persistent configuration. This
• All other switches in the fabric receive the active zoneset so they can enforce zoning in their respective
• Hard and soft zoning are implemented using the active zoneset. Modifications take effect during zoneset
• An FC ID or Nx port that is not part of the active zoneset belongs to the default zone and the default
Note
If one zoneset is active and you activate another zoneset, the currently active zoneset is automatically
deactivated. You do not need to explicitly deactivate the currently active zoneset before activating a new
zoneset.
Figure shows a zone being added to an activated zoneset.

Using the Quick Config Wizard

Note
The Quick Config Wizard supports only switch interface zone members.
As of Cisco SAN-OS Release 3.1(1) and NX-OS Release 4.1(2), you can use the Quick Config Wizard on
the Cisco MDS 9124 Switch to add or remove zone members per VSAN. You can use the Quick Config
Wizard to perform interface-based zoning and to assign zone members for multiple VSANs using Device
Manager.
Note
The Quick Config Wizard is supported on Cisco MDS 9124, MDS 9134, MDS 9132T, MDS 9148, MDS
9148S, MDS 9148T, MDS 9396S, and MDS 9396T fabric switches, the Cisco Fabric Switch for HP c-Class
BladeSystem, and the Cisco Fabric Switch for IBM BladeCenter.
Caution
The Quick Config Wizard can only be used on stand-alone switches that do not have any existing zoning
defined on the switch.
is called the active zoneset. An active zoneset cannot be modified. A zone that is part of an active zoneset
is called an active zone.
the modification will be enforced only upon reactivation.
enables the switch to preserve the active zoneset information across switch resets.
switches.
activation.
zone information is not distributed to other switches.
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