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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Configuration Manual (1484 pages)

Cisco MDS 9000 Family CLI Configuration Guide - Release 4.x (OL-18084-01, February 2009)

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch | Size: 25.43 MB

Table of Contents
4
New and Changed Information
57
Advanced Configuration
63
Document Conventions
66
Related Documentation
66
Release Notes
66
Cisco Fabric Manager
67
Compatibility Information
67
Hardware Installation
67
Regulatory Compliance and Safety Information
67
Software Installation and Upgrade
67
Intelligent Storage Networking Services Configuration Guides
68
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
68
Troubleshooting and Reference
68
Getting Started
69
Hardware Overview
71
Product Overview
71
Cisco Mds 9500 Series Multilayer Directors
72
Cisco Mds 9200 Series Fabric Switches
73
Cisco Mds 9100 Series Fixed Configuration Fabric Switches
74
Tools for Software Configuration
75
Advanced Configuration
76
- Basic Configuration
  76
- Software Configuration Overview
  76
Before You Begin
79
Chapter 2 before You Begin

80
- About the Switch Prompt
  80
- Default Switch Roles
  81
- Using the CLI
  81
  - CLI Command Modes
    81
  - CLI Command Hierarchy
    82
    
    EXEC Mode Options
    83
    
    Configuration Mode
    84
  - CLI Command Navigation
    88
  - Command Completion
    88
  - File System Completion
    88
  - The no and Default Forms of Commands
    88
  - CLI Command Configuration Options
    89
- Getting Help
  89
- Managing the Switch Configuration
  90
- Displaying Users
  93
- Sending Messages to Users
  93
- Using the Ping and Ping Ipv6 Commands
  93
- Using the Extended Ping and Ping Ipv6 Commands
  94
- Using Traceroute and Traceroute Ipv6 Commands
  95
- Configuring Terminal Parameters
  96
- Configuring the Switch Banner Message
  98
- Directing Show Command Output to a File
  99
- Using CLI Variables
  99
  - User-Defined CLI Persistent Variables
    100
- System-Defined Variables
  101
- Using Command Aliases
  101
  - Defining Command Aliases
    102
- About Flash Devices
  102
  - Internal Bootflash
    103
  - External Compactflash (Slot0)
    103
- Formatting Flash Devices and File Systems
  103
  - Initializing Internal Bootflash
    103
  - Formatting External Compactflash
    104
- Using Switch File Systems
  104
  - Specifying File Systems
    105
  - Setting the Current Directory
    106
  - Displaying the Current Directory
    106
  - Displaying File Checksums
    107
  - Listing the Files in a Directory
    107
  - Creating a Directory
    107
  - Deleting an Existing Directory
    107
  - Moving Files
    108
  - Copying Files
    108
  - Deleting Files
    109
  - Displaying File Contents
    110
  - Saving Command Output to a File
    110
  - Compressing and Uncompressing Files
    110
  - Displaying the Last Lines in a File
    111
- Command Scripts
  111
CHAPTER 3 Obtaining and Installing Licenses3-1

117
- Licensing Terminology
  117
- C H a P T E R 3 Obtaining and Installing Licenses
  118
- Licensing Model
  118
- Licensing High Availability
  124
- Options to Install a License
  124
- Obtaining a Factory-Installed License
  125
- Performing a Manual Installation
  125
  - Obtaining the License Key File
    126
  - Installing the License Key File
    126
    
    Installing the License Key File to a Remote Location
    128
  - Backing up License Files
    128
  - Identifying License Features in Use
    128
  - Uninstalling Licenses
    129
  - Updating Licenses
    130
  - Grace Period Alerts
    131
  - License Transfers between Switches
    132
  - Displaying License Information
    133
CHAPTER 4 On-Demand Port Activation Licensing

135
- About On-Demand Port Activation Licensing
  135
  - Port-Naming Conventions
    136
  - Port Licensing
    136
  - C H a P T E R 4 On-Demand Port Activation Licensing
    137
  - Default Configuration
    138
  - License Status Definitions
    142
- Configuring Port Activation Licenses
  144
- On-Demand Port Activation License Example
  147
- Initial Configuration
  151
Chapter 5 Initial Configuration

152
- Starting a Switch in the Cisco MDS 9000 Family
  152
- Initial Setup Routine
  153
  - Preparing to Configure the Switch
    153
  - Default Login
    154
  - Setup Options
    154
  - Assigning Setup Information
    155
    
    Configuring Out-Of-Band Management
    156
    
    Configuring In-Band Management
    161
    
    Using the Setup Command
    165
- Accessing the Switch
  165
- Assigning a Switch Name
  166
- Where Do You Go Next?
  166
- Verifying the Module Status
  167
- Configuring Date, Time, and Time Zone
  167
  - Configuring the Time Zone
    168
  - Adjusting for Daylight Saving Time or Summer Time
    168
- NTP Configuration
  169
  - About NTP
    170
  - NTP Configuration Guidelines
    170
  - Configuring NTP
    171
  - NTP CFS Distribution
    174
    
    Committing NTP Configuration Changes
    174
    
    Enabling NTP Distribution
    174
    
    Database Merge Guidelines
    175
    
    Discarding NTP Configuration Changes
    175
    
    NTP Session Status Verification
    175
    
    Releasing Fabric Session Lock
    175
    
    Management Interface Configuration
    176
  - Obtaining Remote Management Access
    176
  - Using the Force Option During Shutdown
    177
    
    Default Gateway Configuration
    177
    
    Configuring the Default Gateway
    178
- Telnet Server Connection
  178
  - Disabling a Telnet Connection
    179
- Configuring Console Port Settings
  179
  - Verifying Console Port Settings
    179
- Configuring COM1 Port Settings
  180
  - Verifying COM1 Port Settings
    181
- Configuring Modem Connections
  181
CHAPTER 6 Configuring Flexattach Virtual Pwwn6-1

193
- About Flexattach Virtual Pwwn
  193
Chapter 7 Using the CF Infrastructure

200
- Cisco MDS NX-OS Features Using CFS
  200
- CFS Features
  200
- CFS Protocol
  201
- CFS Distribution Scopes
  201
- CFS Distribution Modes
  202
  - Uncoordinated Distribution
    202
  - Unrestricted Uncoordinated Distributions
    202
- Disabling CFS Distribution on a Switch
  202
  - Verifying CFS Distribution Status
    203
- CFS Application Requirements
  203
- Enabling CFS for an Application
  204
  - Verifying Application Registration Status
    204
  - Locking the Fabric
    205
  - Verifying CFS Lock Status
    205
  - Committing Changes
    206
  - Discarding Changes
    206
- Saving the Configuration
  206
  - Clearing a Locked Session
    206
- CFS Merge Support
  207
  - Verifying CFS Merge Status
    207
- CFS Distribution over IP
  209
  - Enabling CFS over IP
    211
  - Verifying the CFS over IP Configuration
    211
- Configuring IP Multicast Address for CFS over IP
  211
  - Verifying IP Multicast Address Configuration for CFS over IP
    212
- Configuring Static IP Peers for CFS over IP
  212
  - Verifying Static IP Peer Configuration
    214
- CFS Regions
  215
  - About CFS Regions
    215
  - Managing CFS Regions
    216
    
    Assigning Applications to CFS Regions
    216
    
    Creating CFS Regions
    216
    
    Moving an Application to a Different CFS Region
    216
    
    Default Settings
    217
    
    Deleting CFS Regions
    217
    
    Displaying CFS Regions
    217
    
    Removing an Application from a Region
    217
- About Software Images
  219
Chapter 8 Software Image

221
CHAPTER 9 Working with Configuration Files9-1

255
CHAPTER 10 Configuring High Availability10-1

263
- About High Availability
  263
- C H a P T E R 10 Configuring High Availability
  264
- Switchover Mechanisms
  264
  - HA Switchover Characteristics
    264
  - Initiating a Switchover
    264
- Switchover Guidelines
  265
  - Verifying Switchover Possibilities
    265
- Process Restartability
  266
- Synchronizing Supervisor Modules
  266
- Copying Boot Variable Images to the Standby Supervisor Module
  266
  - Automatic Copying of Boot Variables
    266
  - Verifying the Copied Boot Variables
    266
- Displaying HA Status Information
  267
- Displaying the System Uptime
  269
- Displaying Switch Hardware Inventory
  271
Chapter 11 Managing System Hardware

272

Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Reference (1550 pages)

Cisco MDS 9000 Family Command Reference - Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 3.0(1) through 3.3(1a) (OL-16217-01, April 2008)

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch | Size: 27.32 MB

Table of Contents
4
New and Changed Information
33
Document Conventions
64
Related Documentation
65
Release Notes
65
Cisco Fabric Manager
66
Compatibility Information
66
Hardware Installation
66
Regulatory Compliance and Safety Information
66
Intelligent Storage Networking Services Configuration Guides
67
Troubleshooting and Reference
67
Obtaining Documentation
68
Ordering Documentation
68
Product Documentation DVD
68
Cisco Product Security Overview
69
Documentation Feedback
69
Reporting Security Problems in Cisco Products
69
Obtaining Technical Assistance
70
Definitions of Service Request Severity
72
Submitting a Service Request
72
Obtaining Additional Publications and Information
73
Cli Overview
75
About the Switch Prompt
76
EXEC Mode Options
79
- EXEC Mode Commands for the Cisco MDS 9000 Family
  79
- EXEC Mode Commands for the Cisco Fabric Switch for HP C-Class Bladesystem and the Cisco Fabric Switch for IBM Bladecenter
  80
Configuration Mode Options
81
- Configuration Mode Commands for the Cisco MDS 9000 Family
  81
- Cisco Fabric Switch for IBM Bladecenter
  83
Navigating through CLI Commands
87
- Getting Help
  87
- Command Completion
  87
- Using the no and Default Forms of Commands
  88
- Port Names and Port Mapping
  88
- Entering CLI Commands
  90
- Viewing Switch Configurations
  90
- Saving a Configuration
  93
- Clearing a Configuration
  93
Searching and Filtering CLI Output
94
- Multiple Filter Commands
  95
- Searching and Filtering CLI Output Examples
  95
- Displaying Users
  98
- Sending Messages to Users
  98
- Using the Ping Command
  98
- Using Traceroute
  99
- Setting the Switch's Shell Timeout
  99
  - Displaying VTY Sessions
    99
  - Clearing VTY Sessions
    100
- Setting the Switch's Terminal Timeout
  100
- Setting the Switch's Terminal Type
  100
- Setting the Switch's Terminal Length
  100
- Setting the Switch's Terminal Width
  101
- Displaying Terminal Settings
  101
Using CLI Variables
101
- User-Defined CLI Session Variables
  101
- User-Defined CLI Persistent Variables
  102
- System Defined Variables
  103
- Job Name
  103
About Flash Devices
104
- Internal Bootflash:
  105
- External Compactflash (Slot0)
  105
Using Command Aliases
104
- Defining Command Aliases
  104
Formatting Flash Disks and File Systems
105
- Initializing Bootflash:
  106
- Formatting Slot0:
  106
Using the File System
106
- Setting the Current Directory
  107
- Displaying the Current Directory
  107
- Listing the Files in a Directory
  108
- Creating a New Directory
  108
- Deleting an Existing Directory
  108
- Moving Files
  108
- Copying Files
  109
- Deleting Files
  109
- Displaying File Contents
  109
- Saving Command Output to a File
  110
- Directing Show Command Output to a File
  110
- Compressing and Uncompressing Files
  110
- Displaying the Last Line in a File
  111
- Executing Commands Specified in a Script
  111
- Setting the Delay Time
  112
Role-Based CLI
112
Using Valid Formats and Ranges
113
Using Debug Commands
114
- Generating Debug Command Output
  115
- Redirecting Debug and Error Message Output
  115
Chapter 2 a Command

122
- Aaa Accounting Logsize
  122
- Aaa Accounting Default
  123
- Aaa Authentication Dhchap Default
  124
- Aaa Authentication Iscsi Default
  125
- Aaa Authentication Login
  126
- Aaa Authentication Login Password-Aging Enable
  128
- Aaa Group Server
  129
- Abort
  131
- Active Equals Saved
  132
- Alert-Group
  133
- Attach
  136
- Attachpriv
  137
- Attribute Qos
  138
- Authentication
  139
- Autonomous-Fabric-ID (IVR Topology Database Configuration)
  141
- Autonomous-Fabric-ID (IVR Service Group Configuration)
  143
- Autonomous-Fabric-ID Database
  145
- Auto-Volgrp
  146
Chapter 3 B Command

148
- Banner Motd
  149
- Boot
  151
- Bport
  153
- Bport-Keepalive
  153
- Broadcast
  154
- Callhome
  156
Chapter 4 C Command

157
- Callhome Test
  158
- Cfs Distribute
  162
- Cfs Ipv4 Distribute
  164
- Cfs Ipv4 Mcast-Address
  166
- Cfs Ipv6 Distribute
  168
- Cfs Ipv6 Mcast-Address
  170
- Cfs Region
  172
- Channel Mode Active
  174
- Channel-Group
  175
- Cimserver
  176
- Cimserver Clearcertificate
  178
- Cimserver Loglevel
  179
- Class
  180
- Clear Accounting Log
  182
- Clear Arp-Cache
  183
- Clear Callhome Session
  184
- Clear Cdp
  185
- Clear Cores
  186
- Clear Counters (EXEC Mode)
  187
- Clear Counters (SAN Extension N Port Configuration Mode)
  188
- Clear Crypto Ike Domain Ipsec Sa
  189
- Clear Crypto Sa Domain Ipsec
  190
- Clear Debug-Logfile
  191
- Clear Device-Alias
  192
- Clear Dpvm
  193
- Clear Fabric-Binding Statistics
  194
- Clear Fcanalyzer
  195
- Clear Fcflow Stats
  196
- Clear Fcns Statistics
  197
- Clear Fcs Statistics
  198
- Clear Fctimer Session
  199
- Clear Fc-Redirect Config Vt
  200
- Clear Fc-Redirect Decommission-Switch
  201
- Clear Ficon
  203
- Clear Fspf Counters
  204
- Clear Install Failure-Reason
  205
- Clear Ip Access-List Counters
  206
- Clear Ips Arp
  207
- Clear Ips Stats
  208
- Clear Ips Stats Fabric Interface
  209
- Clear Ipv6 Access-List
  210
- Clear Ipv6 Neighbors
  211
- Clear Islb Session
  212
- Clear Ivr Fcdomain Database
  213
- Clear Ivr Service-Group Database
  214
- Clear Ivr Zone Database
  215
- Clear License
  216
- Clear Line
  217
- Clear Logging
  218
- Clear Ntp
  219
- Clear Port-Security
  220
- Clear Processes Log
  222
- Clear Qos Statistics
  223
- Clear Radius Session
  224
- Clear Rlir
  225
- Clear Rmon Alarms
  227
- Clear Rmon All-Alarms
  228
- Clear Rmon Hcalarms
  229
- Clear Rmon Log
  230
- Clear Role Session
  231
- Clear Rscn Session Vsan
  232
- Clear Rscn Statistics
  233
- Clear Santap Module
  234
- Clear Ssm-Nvram Santap Module
  235
- Clear Scheduler Logfile
  236
- Clear Screen
  237
- Clear Scsi-Flow Statistics
  238
- Clear Sdv
  239
- Clear Snmp Hostconfig
  240
- Clear Ssh Hosts
  241
- Clear System Reset-Reason
  242
- Clear Tacacs+ Session
  243
- Clear Tlport Alpa-Cache
  244
- Clear User
  245
- Clear Vrrp
  246
- Clear Zone
  247
- Cli Alias Name
  248
- Cli Var Name (EXEC)
  250
- Cli Var Name (Configuration)
  252
- Clock
  253
- Clock Set
  255
- Cloud Discover
  256
- Cloud Discovery
  257
- Cloud-Discovery Enable
  259
- Cluster
  260
- Code-Page
  261
- Commit
  263
- Contract-ID
  264
- Configure Terminal
  265
- Copy
  266
- Copy Licenses
  269
- Copy Ssm-Nvram Standby-Sup
  270
- Crypto Ca Authenticate
  271
- Crypto Ca Crl Request
  273
- Crypto Ca Enroll
  275
- Show Crypto Key Mypubkey Rsa
  276
- Crypto Ca Export
  277
- Crypto Ca Import
  279
- Crypto Ca Test Verify
  281
- Crypto Ca Trustpoint
  282
- Crypto Global Domain Ipsec Security-Association Lifetime
  284
- Crypto Ike Domain Ipsec
  285
- Crypto Ike Domain Ipsec Rekey Sa
  286
- Crypto Ike Enable
  287
- Crypto Ipsec Enable
  288
- Crypto Key Generate Rsa
  289
- Crypto Key Zeroize Rsa
  291
- Crypto Map Domain Ipsec (Configuration Mode)
  293
- Crypto Map Domain Ipsec (Interface Configuration Submode)
  295
- Crypto Transform-Set Domain Ipsec
  296
- Customer-ID
  298

Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Configuration Manual (700 pages)

Cisco Nexus 5000 Series Switch CLI Software Configuration Guide, NX-OS 4.0(1a)N1 (OL-16597-01, January 2009)

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch | Size: 4.64 MB

Table of Contents

3
- Document Conventions
  34
- Related Documentation
  34
- Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
  35
- Fibre Channel over Ethernet
  37
- New Technologies in the Cisco Nexus 5000 Series
  37
- Chapter 1 Product Overview
  
  38
  - I/O Consolidation
    38
  - Cisco Nexus 5000 Series Switch Hardware
    39
    
    Chassis
    39
    
    Ethernet Interfaces
    39
    
    Expansion Modules
    39
    
    Fibre Channel Interfaces
    40
    
    Management Interfaces
    40
  - Virtual Interfaces
    39
  - Cisco Nexus 5000 Series Switch Software
    40
    
    Ethernet Switching
    40
    
    Fcoe and Fibre Channel Switching
    41
  - Licensing
    41
    
    Serviceability
    41
    
    Switch Management
    42
    
    Network Security Features
    43
    
    Virtual Device Contexts
    43
  - Typical Deployment Topologies
    43
    
    Ethernet TOR Switch Topology
    44
    
    IOC Topology
    45
  - Supported Standards
    46
  - Configuration Fundamentals
    47
Using the Command-Line Interface

49
- CHAPTER 2 Using the Command-Line Interface2-1
  
  49
  - Accessing the Command Line Interface
    49
  - C H a P T E R 2 Using the Command-Line Interface
    50
  - Using the CLI
    50
    
    Using CLI Command Modes
    50
    
    CLI Command Hierarchy
    51
    
    EXEC Mode Commands
    51
    
    Configuration Mode Commands
    53
  - Using Commands
    54
    
    Listing Commands and Syntax
    54
    
    Entering Command Sequences
    55
    
    Undoing or Reverting to Default Values or Conditions
    55
    
    Using Keyboard Shortcuts
    55
  - Using CLI Variables
    57
    
    User-Defined Persistent CLI Variables
    57
  - Defining Command Aliases
    58
  - Using Command Aliases
    58
  - Command Scripts
    59
    
    Executing Commands Specified in a Script
    59
    
    Using CLI Variables in Scripts
    60
    
    Setting the Delay Time
    61
Configuring the Switch

63
- Image Files on the Switch
  63
- Chapter 3 Configuring the Switch
  
  64
  - Starting the Switch
    64
  - Boot Sequence
    64
  - Image Files on the Switch
    64
    
    Console Settings
    65
  - Upgrading the Switch
    66
  - Downgrading from a Higher Release
    68
  - Initial Configuration
    69
    
    Configuration Prerequisites
    69
    
    Initial Setup
    70
    
    Preparing to Configure the Switch
    70
    
    Configuring the Switch
    71
    
    Default Login
    71
    
    Changing the Initial Configuration
    74
  - Accessing the Switch
    74
  - Additional Switch Configuration
    75
    
    Assigning a Switch Name
    75
    
    Configuring Date, Time, and Time Zone
    75
    
    Adjusting for Daylight Saving Time or Summer Time
    76
  - NTP Configuration
    77
    
    About NTP
    77
    
    NTP Configuration Guidelines
    78
    
    Configuring NTP
    79
    
    NTP CFS Distribution
    79
    
    Committing Ntp Configuration Changes
    80
    
    Discarding Ntp Configuration Changes
    80
    
    Enabling Ntp Distribution
    80
  - Management Interface Configuration
    81
    
    About the Mgmt0 Interface
    82
    
    Configuring the Management Interface
    82
    
    Displaying Management Interface Configuration
    82
    
    Shutting down the Management Interface
    83
  - Managing the Switch Configuration
    83
    
    Displaying the Switch Configuration
    83
Using Switch File Systems

84
- Clearing a Configuration
  84
- Saving a Configuration
  84
- Setting the Current Directory
  84
- Creating a Directory
  85
- Deleting an Existing Directory
  85
- Displaying the Current Directory
  85
- Listing the Files in a Directory
  85
- Copying Files
  86
- Deleting Files
  86
- Moving Files
  86
- Compressing and Uncompressing Files
  87
- Displaying File Checksums
  87
- Displaying File Contents
  87
- Saving Command Output to a File
  87
Managing Licenses

89
- Licensing Terminology
  89
- Chapter 4 Managing Licenses
  
  90
  - Licensing Model
    90
  - License Installation
    91
    
    Obtaining a Factory-Installed License
    91
    
    Performing a Manual Installation
    92
  - Obtaining the License Key File
    92
    
    Installing the License Key File
    92
    
    Backing up License Files
    94
    
    Identifying License Features in Use
    94
    
    Uninstalling Licenses
    94
    
    Grace Period Alerts
    96
    
    Updating Licenses
    96
    
    License Transfers between Switches
    97
    
    Verifying the License Configuration
    98
  - LAN Switching
    99
Configuring Ethernet Interfaces

101
- CHAPTER 5 Configuring Ethernet Interfaces5-1
  
  101
  - Information about Ethernet Interfaces
    101
    
    About the Interface Command
    101
    
    About the Unidirectional Link Detection Parameter
    102
  - Configuring Ethernet Interfaces
    102
  - This Section Includes the Following Topics
    102
    
    About Interface Speed
    104
    
    About the Cisco Discovery Protocol
    104
    
    About the Debounce Timer Parameters
    104
    
    About MTU Configuration
    105
  - Configuring Ethernet Interfaces
    105
    
    Configuring the UDLD Mode
    105
    
    Configuring Interface Speed
    106
    
    Configuring the Cisco Discovery Protocol
    107
    
    Configuring the Debounce Timer
    108
    
    Configuring the Description Parameter
    109
    
    Disabling and Restarting Ethernet Interfaces
    109
  - Displaying Interface Information
    110
    
    Default Physical Ethernet Settings
    112
- Chapter 6 Configuring Vlans
  
  115
  - Information about Vlans
    115
    
    Understanding Vlans
    115
    
    Understanding VLAN Ranges
    116
    
    Creating, Deleting, and Modifying Vlans
    117
  - Configuring a VLAN
    118
    
    Creating and Deleting a VLAN
    118
    
    Entering the VLAN Submode and Configuring the VLAN
    119
    
    Adding Ports to a VLAN
    120
  - Verifying VLAN Configuration
    120
  - About Private Vlans
    123
    
    Primary and Secondary Vlans in Private Vlans
    124
    
    Understanding Private VLAN Ports
    125
    
    Understanding Broadcast Traffic in Private Vlans
    127
    
    Understanding Private VLAN Port Isolation
    127
- Chapter 7 Configuring Private Vlans
  
  123
- Chapter 8 Configuring Rapid PVST+
  
  136
  - Understanding the Bridge ID
    137
  - Understanding Bpdus
    138

Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Configuration Manual (88 pages)

Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric Manager Quick Configuration Guide (OL-7765-06, November 2007)

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch | Size: 3.74 MB

Table of Contents
3
Preface

8
Chapter 1 Overview

14
- Overview of Fabric Manager
  14
- Overview of Vsans, Interfaces, Zones, and Zone Sets
  14
Chapter 2 Initial Switch Configuration

17
Chapter 3 Installing Fabric Manager

28
- Installing Postgresql
  29
- Installing Fabric Manager
  30
  - Creating Startup Files in Solaris
    31
- Installing Device Manager
  37
- Installing Device Manager
  38
Chapter 4 Fabric Manager Client

41
- Launching Fabric Manager Client in Cisco SAN-OS Release 3.2(1) and Later
  41
- Fabric Manager Client Quick Tour
  46
  - Multiple Fabrics in the Fabric Pane
    47
  - Contents Panes
    48
    
    Fabric Pane
    48
  - Main Menu
    50
  - Toolbar
    50
  - Information Pane
    52
  - Logical Domains Pane
    53
  - Physical Attributes Pane
    53
  - Information Pane
    53
  - Status Bar
    54
  - Context Menus
    54
  - Filtering
    54
  - Detachable Tables
    55
- Fabric Manager Wizards
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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Release Note (66 pages)

Cisco MDS 9000 Family Release Notes for Cisco MDS NX-OS Release 4.1(1b) (OL-17675-02, October 2008)

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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Release Note (48 pages)

Cisco MDS 9000 Family Release Notes for Cisco MDS NX-OS Release 4.2(1a) (OL-19964-02, September 2009)

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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Release Note (54 pages)

Cisco MDS 9000 Family Release Notes for Cisco MDS NX-OS Release 4.1(3a) (OL-17675-05 E0, March 2009)

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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Release Note (58 pages)

Cisco MDS 9000 Family Release Notes for Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 3.3(2) (OL-14116-10 C0, November 2008)

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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Release Note (44 pages)

Cisco MDS 9000 Family Release Notes for Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 3.3(3) (OL-14116-11, April 2009)

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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Release Note (44 pages)

Cisco MDS 9000 Family Release Notes for Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 3.2(1) (OL-14116-01-D0, September 2007)

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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Release Note (36 pages)

Cisco MDS 9000 Family Release Notes for Cisco MDS SAN-OS Release 3.1(3) (OL-12208-05, May 2007)

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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Quick Reference Manual (56 pages)

Cisco MDS 9000 Family MIB Quick Reference (OL-18087-01, February 2009)

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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Release Note (26 pages)

Cisco Nexus 5000 Series Release Notes Release 4.0(1a)N1(1a) (OL-16601-01 G0, April 2009)

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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Release Note (22 pages)

HP StorageWorks C-Series Fabric Switches for SAN-OS 3.3(4a) and FabricWare 2.1(3) Release Notes (AA-RWEHW-TE, November 2009)

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Cisco Cisco MDS 9500 - Director Switches Quick Reference Manual (14 pages)

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Table of Contents

Chapter 2 before You Begin

CHAPTER 3 Obtaining and Installing Licenses3-1

CHAPTER 4 On-Demand Port Activation Licensing

Chapter 5 Initial Configuration

CHAPTER 6 Configuring Flexattach Virtual Pwwn6-1

Chapter 7 Using the CF Infrastructure

Chapter 8 Software Image

CHAPTER 9 Working with Configuration Files9-1

CHAPTER 10 Configuring High Availability10-1

Chapter 11 Managing System Hardware

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Chapter 2 a Command

Chapter 3 B Command

Chapter 4 C Command

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Chapter 1 Product Overview

Using the Command-Line Interface

CHAPTER 2 Using the Command-Line Interface2-1

Configuring the Switch

Chapter 3 Configuring the Switch

Using Switch File Systems

Managing Licenses

Chapter 4 Managing Licenses

Configuring Ethernet Interfaces

CHAPTER 5 Configuring Ethernet Interfaces5-1

Chapter 6 Configuring Vlans

Chapter 7 Configuring Private Vlans

Chapter 8 Configuring Rapid PVST+

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Preface

Chapter 1 Overview

Chapter 2 Initial Switch Configuration

Chapter 3 Installing Fabric Manager

Chapter 4 Fabric Manager Client

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