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Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide 

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COMPAQ CONFIDENTIAL

 

Writer: kim L. Miller File Name: a-frnt.doc 

Codename: Millebourne Part Number: 230934-002 Last Saved On: 8/7/02 9:30 AM 

Chapter 4 

Troubleshooting

 

Troubleshooting Guidelines............................................................................................. 4-1

 

Troubleshooting the MSA Fabric Switch 6 ..................................................................... 4-2

 

Reading the Global Status Indicator.......................................................................... 4-2

 

Reading the Ethernet Indicators ................................................................................ 4-4

 

Reading the Port Indicators ....................................................................................... 4-6

 

Serial Communication Problems............................................................................... 4-6

 

Connections ..................................................................................................................... 4-6

 

Compaq-supported Small Form Factor Pluggables (SFP) ........................................ 4-7

 

Fibre Channel Cables ................................................................................................ 4-7

 

Temperature Control........................................................................................................ 4-8

 

Preventative Maintenance Solutions................................................................................ 4-8

 

Appendix A 

Regulatory Compliance Notices

 

Federal Communications Commission Notice ............................................................... A-1

 

Federal Communications Commission Notice ............................................................... A-2

 

Modifications ........................................................................................................... A-2

 

Cables....................................................................................................................... A-2

 

Canadian Notice (Avis Canadien) .................................................................................. A-2

 

European Union Notice .................................................................................................. A-3

 

Appendix B 

Electrostatic Discharge

 

Grounding Methods ........................................................................................................ B-2

 

Summary of Contents for ProLiant 6/450 MHz

Page 1: ...AN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide Part Number 230934 002 June 2002 Second Edition This guide is designed to be used as step by step instructions for installation and as a reference for operation tro...

Page 2: ...Compaq shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein The information in this document is provided as is without warranty of any kind and is subject to change with...

Page 3: ...tability ix Symbols in Text ix Text Conventions x Related Documents x Getting Help x Compaq Technical Support xi Compaq Website xi Compaq Authorized Reseller xi Chapter 1 Overview of the Switch The MS...

Page 4: ...guration Utility XE ACU XE to Configure the Switch 2 12 Accessing the Switch Configuration Option of the ACU XE 2 13 Initial Switch Configuration 2 16 Advanced Switch Configuration 2 18 Chapter 3 MSA...

Page 5: ...rial Communication Problems 4 6 Connections 4 6 Compaq supported Small Form Factor Pluggables SFP 4 7 Fibre Channel Cables 4 7 Temperature Control 4 8 Preventative Maintenance Solutions 4 8 Appendix A...

Page 6: ...itations for Zone Members Zones and Zone Sets C 39 Using the CLI to Configure Zoning C 40 Appendix D Laser Precautions and Fibre Cables Laser Precautions D 1 Fibre Channel Cable D 2 Appendix E Updatin...

Page 7: ...ystem administration experience Important Safety Information Before installing this product read the Important Safety Information document provided Symbols on Equipment The following symbols may be pl...

Page 8: ...lectric shock fire or damage to the equipment do not plug telephone or telecommunications connectors into this receptacle This symbol indicates the presence of a hot surface or hot component If this s...

Page 9: ...may become unstable if more than one component is extended for any reason Symbols in Text These symbols may be found in the text of this guide They have the following meanings WARNING Text set off in...

Page 10: ...nd so on and for keyboard keys Monospace typeface is used for command lines code examples screen displays error messages and user input Sans serif typeface is used for uniform resource locators URLs R...

Page 11: ...sure to have the following information available before you call HP Technical support registration number if applicable Product serial number Product model name and number Applicable error messages A...

Page 12: ...ial Configuration of the Switch Chapter 2 MSA Fabric Switch 6 Management Utility Chapter 3 Troubleshooting Chapter 4 Regulatory Compliance Notices Appendix A Electrostatic Notices Appendix B Command L...

Page 13: ...ay Fabric Switch 6 User Guide The MSA Fabric Switch 6 The MSA Fabric Switch 6 is an integrated six port module featuring a 12 Gbps switch engine that enables full duplex non blocking performance on al...

Page 14: ...and receive data for an aggregate of 2 Gbps Automatic Port Bypass Improves SAN reliability by automatically bypassing errant ports Global Status Indicator GSI RS 232 serial interface port for configu...

Page 15: ...hapter 4 Troubleshooting RS 232 DB 9 Serial Port A male serial port that may be connected to a host system with a standard 9 pin female to 9 pin female null modem cable This port can be used to perfor...

Page 16: ...or a terminal emulator connected to the DB 9 serial port Refer to Chapter 2 Initial Configuration of the Switch for more detailed information on this subject DB 9 Serial Cable This connector is provid...

Page 17: ...it properly 1 Power on the MSA1000 On power up the switch will run several POST tests and the GSI indicator will display changing patterns refer to the section Reading the Global Service Indicator in...

Page 18: ...edures used to initially configure the MSA Fabric Switch 6 Preliminary switch configuration includes entering the Ethernet and the SNMP settings Two configuration methods are available Using the text...

Page 19: ...the serial port in the front of the switch or remotely through the switch s Ethernet interface using telnet During initial set up it is accessed through the text based UI Subsequently the system defau...

Page 20: ...that when using telnet you can only get access to the switch after it has started up and has initialized its network parameters Consequently you must have a directly connected terminal to initially co...

Page 21: ...nications port assigned to the serial port for example COM1 COM2 and click OK In the properties dialog box enter the following port settings and select OK Table 2 1 Default Serial Port Settings Type S...

Page 22: ...the text base UI 1 At the Login prompt enter user as the login variable Login user 2 At the password prompt enter the assigned password Password ADMIN Upon successful login the main menu is displayed...

Page 23: ...re 2 2 The first option in this menu allows the user to return to the main menu Any changes made are reset to the previous value The second third and fourth parameters are used to configure the Ethern...

Page 24: ...figure below It displays the current IP address The default 127 0 0 1 is set at the factory This address should be changed to an IP address appropriate to your site Check with the network administrato...

Page 25: ...Network Parameters menu to call up the Subnetwork Mask Menu The default subnetworking mask is a Class C mask as shown in the figure below This mask will work in many installations as Class C IP networ...

Page 26: ...MSA Fabric Switch 6 over the Ethernet from systems on other segments In both of these cases the MSA Fabric Switch 6 will need the IP address of the gateway system in order for it to function Direct qu...

Page 27: ...or to enter a new SNMP get community name 3 Set SNMP set community string calls up the SNMP Set Community Name menu This allows the user to restore the default SNMP set community name or to enter a n...

Page 28: ...e unit s serial number and Ethernet MAC address Accessing the CLI Select option 4 Command line interface on the main menu to call up the command line interface This gives the user the ability to chang...

Page 29: ...on includes setting the IP address Subnet Mask and Default Gateway of the switch and the redundant switch if installed Until these Ethernet and SNMP parameters are entered a Web Browser cannot find or...

Page 30: ...t screen or by selecting Start Programs Compaq System Tool Compaq Array Configuration XE Figure 2 7 is an example of the Compaq Web Based Management screen Figure 2 7 Compaq Web Based Management scree...

Page 31: ...are displayed at the bottom portion of the screen Assisted Configuration is used to configure the controller Advanced Configuration is used to configure the controller Switch Configuration is used to...

Page 32: ...Initial Configuration of the Switch Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide 2 15 Figure 2 9 Switch selection 4 Select a switch to configure...

Page 33: ...tion of these configuration task options During the initial configuration of the switch only one option is displayed If the switch has already been configured and is active additional tasks are displa...

Page 34: ...6 User Guide 2 17 Figure 2 11 Switch parameters input screen 2 Enter the following information IP Address Default Gateway Subnet Mask Read and Write Community strings 3 Click Finish to save the setti...

Page 35: ...tility is part of the MSA Fabric Switch 6 Management Utility that resides on the switch itself Parameters more advanced than those offered by ACU XE are available in the Management Utility Figure 2 12...

Page 36: ...This chapter describes how to use the Management Utility on the MSA Fabric Switch 6 The following sections describe the process to launch the Management Utility on your switch Defining System Requirem...

Page 37: ...be downloaded from the web or installed from Modular SAN Array 1000 Support Software CD ROM To download the Java plug in from the Web 1 Go to http java sun com using Netscape Navigator or Internet Exp...

Page 38: ...s of the switch you want to manage into the web browser s address box 2 Once the Utility is launched enter the SNMP Read Community and Write Community strings into the appropriate test boxes NOTE Thes...

Page 39: ...ribing the Console The Management Utility provides a web browser based user interface so the MSA Fabric switch 6 can be easily managed The opening window as shown in the figure below consist of three...

Page 40: ...s which of the management tasks you will operate using the Management Utility Figure 3 3 is sample of the Task Selection toolbar Figure 3 3 Task selection toolbar Status Panel The Status Panel is loca...

Page 41: ...been acknowledged by clicking the icon or clicking the Clear Status button A Chassis Temperature icon in the Amber fault state will not return to the Normal State until the fault condition is correct...

Page 42: ...3 2 Message Text Line EventPostFault System event detected Alert EventTempFaultAct System event detected Alert EventTempFaultDeact System event detected Alert EventPortStatus Port event detected Notif...

Page 43: ...state The indicators will not return to the Normal State until the fault condition is corrected Cancel Cancels the current activity Refresh Contacts the MSA Fabric switch 6 being monitored and refres...

Page 44: ...bed configuration panels Port Summary Tab Port Events Tab Port Control tab Port Statistics Tab SFP Tab If you select the switch from the menu tree the Summary and Events tabs will be available while t...

Page 45: ...itch 6 User Guide In addition the indicators that are displayed on the switch graphic reflect the indicators that are configured on the switch and display the same status that is currently on the swit...

Page 46: ...n the System Information button is selected from the Task Selection toolbar you can manage and monitor global parameters for the switch It provides a set of tabbed panels that provide access to a set...

Page 47: ...mation for connected devices as shown in the following figure The devices displayed in the table can be filtered by selecting the switch a port or a device from the tree Selecting the switch will show...

Page 48: ...r Guide 3 13 Session Configuration When the Session Configuration button is selected the SNMP settings are provided for this session of the Management Utility application as shown in the following fig...

Page 49: ...AN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide Help When the Help button is selected the application information and service contact information is provided as well as access to the on line help system as shown...

Page 50: ...The following sections will help you to use the Management Utility Managing and Monitoring individual ports Managing from the system information panel Monitoring from the Device View Session Configura...

Page 51: ...ts on the MSA Fabric Switch 6 being monitored It also provides configuration and operation information about individual ports that are selected from either the tree representation or the switch graphi...

Page 52: ...eground display when the Port button on the toolbar is clicked It consists of a table that describes the status and configuration of each of the ports on the switch The following figure is an example...

Page 53: ...ffline port was taken offline by management No media installed no SFP installed Link down SFP is installed but with no link established Link up SFP is installed and a link to the device is established...

Page 54: ...orts related events generated by the MSA Fabric Switch 6 being monitored as shown in the following figure This events table as shown in the following figure displays the parameters described in the fo...

Page 55: ...e event The possible event type parameters are Unknown Other Status Configuration Topology Description The message generated by the event Port Control Tab The Port Control window is accessed by clicki...

Page 56: ...SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide 3 21 The following figure provides an example of the Port Reset display you must use the scroll bar at the right side of the panel to bring the Port Reset display...

Page 57: ...installed and a link to the device is established Link active SFP is installed a link to the device is established and traffic is flowing Isolated it is understood that the other port is an E port but...

Page 58: ...ion The assigned path is determined by the smallest cost You will only change this value if you want to tune or manually configure the routing to force routing to select a different path However you m...

Page 59: ...he number of 4 byte words transmitted out of this port 4 byte Words Received The number of 4 byte words received at this port Transmitted Broadcast Frames The number of broadcast frames or packets tra...

Page 60: ...port Error Statistics contains the number of occurrences of the statistics and error parameters shown the following table Except for Link Resets all of the parameters listed here are a part of the li...

Page 61: ...he number of frames received with invalid CRCs Receive Dropped Frames The number of frames that were dropped on receive Transmit Dropped Frames The number of frames that were dropped on transmit Stat...

Page 62: ...MSA Fabric Switch 6 Management Utility Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide 3 27 Figure 3 16 Error statistics view Figure 3 17 Stat counter reset view...

Page 63: ...the selected port from any of the following categories Transmitter Operational Vendor Shortwave and Longwave Use the scroll bar on the right side of the panel to view additional data The following fi...

Page 64: ...MSA Fabric Switch 6 Management Utility Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide 3 29 Figure 3 19 SFP tab transmitter display second part Figure 3 20 SFP tab operational display...

Page 65: ...MSA Fabric Switch 6 Management Utility 3 30 Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide Figure 3 21 SFP tab vendor display Figure 3 22 SFP tab vendor display second part...

Page 66: ...y allows you to perform a variety of management and monitoring functions relevant to the MSA Fabric Switch 6 you are managing as shown in the following figure Figure 3 23 System information panel The...

Page 67: ...h Tab The Switch Health window is the default tab that is displayed when the System Information button is clicked for the first time It can also be displayed by clicking the Health tab It consists of...

Page 68: ...ature that is currently set or Failed if it is above The operating temperature of the switch must be kept between 10 and 40 degrees Celsius between 50 and 104 degrees Fahrenheit Temperature Reading Cu...

Page 69: ...he Information window is accessed by clicking the Information tab of the System Information display It consists of two separate panels that provide identification and firmware version information abou...

Page 70: ...Description Identification Device Description Product Name of the MSA Fabric Switch 6 that is being managed Device SN Serial number of the switch being managed MAC address MAC address of the switch b...

Page 71: ...ide Switch Control Tab The Switch Control window is accessed by clicking the Switch Control tab of the System Information display It consists of three panels Switch Configuration Switch Reset and Rest...

Page 72: ...ween 1 and 255 can be used for this setting A lower number results in a higher priority for the switch The switch with the lowest priority number will become the principal switch If two switches have...

Page 73: ...ound the failure Choosing On enables Forced In Order delivery when the fabric topology is changed Use with care as enabling this feature will cause a delay when a trunk failure occurs Choosing Off dis...

Page 74: ...erly without a valid gateway address If you are using the default gateway address 0 0 0 0 or an invalid gateway address you will need to change the address to a valid one To check the gateway address...

Page 75: ...itch 6 SNMP Trap Management Stations This panel as shown above in Figure 3 27 allows you to add and remove stations that have SNMP traps forwarded to them To add a station type its IP address and Port...

Page 76: ...tab This window allows you to read the location and contact information that is currently configured for the switch and to modify it by selecting it and editing All the information in this panel is fo...

Page 77: ...d by clicking the Firmware tab of the System Information display This window as shown in the figure below allows you to download new firmware to your MSA Fabric Switch 6 To perform a download using th...

Page 78: ...r of times you want the switch to try downloading the new firmware before quitting Last Download Status This parameter reports either success or failure for the last download operation Download Only C...

Page 79: ...TFTP server You can also restore any previously saved configuration to the switch To perform either a backup or restore operation enter the correct parameters for Backup Restore File Set and TFTP Serv...

Page 80: ...name for the set of files that contains the backup configuration TFTP Server IP Address The IP address of the TFTP server that you want to save a configuration file to or restore a configuration file...

Page 81: ...ndow is accessed by clicking the Events tab of the System Information display It consists of a table that lists all of the events generated by the switch being monitored as shown in the following figu...

Page 82: ...display all the events Show Port Events Selecting Port Events will filter the list so that only the events related to the ports and not the entire system will be listed Selecting both System Events an...

Page 83: ...the devices connected to the switch Selecting members from the tree acts like a list filter Selecting the switch in the tree will list information about all the devices connected to the switch Selecti...

Page 84: ...scribed in the following table Table 3 16 Session Configuration Window Parameter Description Polling Rate This setting allows you to specify the rate for detecting the changes of devices in the networ...

Page 85: ...g the Command Line Interface CLI If the values do not match the utility will not be able to modify any values in the switch If the community strings specified do not match what is configured in the sw...

Page 86: ...e disrupted For best results only add a switch configured with zoning to a fabric configured with the same zoning configuration Zone Members Zone members are Fibre Channel edge devices that are identi...

Page 87: ...ltiple zone sets However only one of these zone sets can be active at a time The other zone sets can be used as backup trials or other user defined configurations Naming Rules for Zone Members Zones a...

Page 88: ...6 Management Utility allows you to display zoning in two ways Merged zones Local zones To toggle between the Merged Zones display and the Local Zones display expand the Zoning View drop down list in...

Page 89: ...edit and remove zone sets zones and zone members using the Local Zones view Using the Fabric Switch 6 Management Utility to Configure Zoning This section describes how to use the MSA Fabric Switch 6 M...

Page 90: ...bled To enable zoning 1 In the Switch Control tab of the System Information screen select the Zoning Configuration On radio button Figure 3 33 is an illustration of the Zoning Configuration option in...

Page 91: ...ation screen is displayed Figure 3 34 is an illustration of the Zoning Configuration screen IMPORTANT To create or edit Zone Sets Zones and Zone Members the Local Zones view must be displayed To chang...

Page 92: ...b In the Edit window change the name of the Zone Set to the new name c Click OK Creating Zones To create new Zones 1 In the Zones column of the Zoning Configuration screen click Add 2 Enter the name...

Page 93: ...ne Set is shown in bold on the screen 2 Click Apply The selected Zone Set is now the active Zone Set used by the switch Example Zoning Configuration Assume the following Server1 needs to access Disk1...

Page 94: ...2f78 Web_Zone Tape1 WWPN 210000010241ff73 Web_Zone and Mail_Zone Raid1 WWPN 210000010249a7ab Web_Zone and Mail_Zone Server2 WWPN 100000a0c99ae47a Mail_Zone Disk2 WWPN 200000600819ae48 Mail_Zone MIS_NT...

Page 95: ...Troubleshooting the MSA Fabric Switch 6 with the status indicator and Reset Button Preventive Maintenance Solutions Troubleshooting Guidelines If there is a problem accessing a device connected to the...

Page 96: ...on the switch may be faulty or the temperature may be out of defined limits 3 Inspect the cabling between the switch and attached Fibre Channel devices Check for loose dirty broken or bent cabling and...

Page 97: ...is is the normal state when powered on Green OFF There is no power within the switch The Fabric Switch 6 may not be plugged in to the MSA SAN Array 1000 correctly The MSA SAN Array 1000 may be disconn...

Page 98: ...urs too often check for excessive LIPs Green OFF Switch is not re initializing Normal state Reading the Ethernet Indicators Table 4 2 Ethernet Indicators Label Color Pattern Interpretation Possible Ca...

Page 99: ...ing could be the cause The network is down for some reason Check to see if other systems on the network are functioning The switch is not connected to the network Check the cable to see if it is seate...

Page 100: ...ror Blinking amber Blinking amber Speed mismatch Conflict defined speed Both indicators on port blinking simultaneously Blinking green Blinking green Beaconing MSA1000 feature All port indicators blin...

Page 101: ...that appears physically damaged This may result in permanent damage to the switch Keep unused SFP connectors covered with the plugs that are shipped with them to prevent contamination from obscuring...

Page 102: ...tures and intermittent signals Keep unused cable ends covered to prevent contamination from obscuring or attenuating the light signals IMPORTANT Always use an anti static wrist strap while handling SF...

Page 103: ...eripheral devices into two classes A and B depending upon their intended installation Class A devices are those that may reasonably be expected to be installed in a business or commercial environment...

Page 104: ...pment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at personal expense Modifications The FCC requires the user to b...

Page 105: ...EEC and the Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC issued by the Commission of the European Community Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the following European Norms in brackets are the e...

Page 106: ...his type of damage may reduce the life expectancy of the device To prevent electrostatic damage observe the following precautions Avoid hand contact by transporting and storing products in static safe...

Page 107: ...n the ground cords To provide proper ground wear the strap snug against the skin Use heel straps toe straps or boot straps at standing workstations Wear the straps on both feet when standing on conduc...

Page 108: ...xity This more advanced level of parameters operates from a command line interface CLI This chapter includes information on Invoking the Command Line Interface Using the Command Line Interface Setting...

Page 109: ...name server information PortCtl Displays modifies the port settings PortReSet Resets selected switch ports PortStatS Displays the port statistics PortStatUs Displays the port status PortTp Displays t...

Page 110: ...ray Fabric Switch 6 User Guide C 3 Invoking the Command Line Interface The CLI can be called up by choosing 4 Command line interface on the main menu It will respond with a cmd prompt as shown in the...

Page 111: ...an best be seen by typing help More detailed information is available by typing help followed by a command name as shown below cmd help command_name Figure C 2 Help menu By typing the Help command you...

Page 112: ...ure C 3 Logout screen Exiting from CLI The Exit command of the CLI returns the user to the main menu The Exit command can be distinguished from the Logout command in that the user does not exit the pr...

Page 113: ...he TFTP server specified by the IP address Configuration restore reconfigures the switch based on the files specified by file from the TFTP server specified by the IP address NOTE When using the backu...

Page 114: ...Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide C 7 Examples Figure C 5 Config command Exit Exits the command line interface and returns to the main menu Syntax Exit Examples cmd Exit Fabric Displays all of the swi...

Page 115: ...in the factory default settings CLI command factory defaults are Table C 2 Factory Defaults CLI Command User ID Parameter Default Value Beacon User User On Off Config User User Backup Filename Backup...

Page 116: ...ilter telnet display level filter telnet display module filter 115 upload TFTP file name upload TFTP IP address port message level Fatal Warn Status Inform All modules None All modules None All module...

Page 117: ...slation Send FAN Min LSA arrival Min LSA interval LSA refresh interval LSA max age FC Switch 1 254 off off 1 5 1800 3600 Temp User Threshold 50c Tftpdl User Download file name TCTP IP address Request...

Page 118: ...sed with a command name to describe a command function Syntax Help Help command Help Displays the list of commands that are available from this interface Help command Displays a description of the com...

Page 119: ...Command Line Interface C 12 Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide Figure C 9 Supported commands Hwcfg Displays the hardware configuration of the switch Syntax HwCfg...

Page 120: ...display the entries contained in the event log buffer Upload will upload the event log entries to the server specified by Tftplp into a file specified by Tftp Filename Press Ctrl C to temporarily dis...

Page 121: ...Modify TFTP server IP address Log List Display entries in the event log Log Upload Upload event log entries to TFTP server level d debug i information w warning f fatal s status g gsos n none mod hex...

Page 122: ...ut command NetCfg Displays switch network settings Syntax Netcfg Examples Figure C 13 Netcfg command NS Displays the local and global name server NS table entries Syntax NS NS d NS All NS All d Where...

Page 123: ...ies the port control settings Syntax PortCtl PortCtl port_number Public public_state PortCtl port_number Type port_type PortCtl port_number Speed port_speed PortCtl port_number Heartbeat heartbeat_rat...

Page 124: ...ports to autonegotiate their port type FL Sets individual port or all ports to the FL port type F Sets individual port or all ports to the F port type PortCtl port_number Speed port_speed Sets the por...

Page 125: ...Cost routing_cost Sets the routing cost variable for an individual port or all ports routing_cost variables Description 100 5000 Sets the routing cost between 100 and 5000 Examples Figure C 15 PortCtl...

Page 126: ...Figure C 17 PortCtl public command Syntax PortCtl port_number public public_state Figure C 18 Portctl type command Syntax PortCtl port_number Type port_type Figure C 19 PortCtl speed command Syntax Po...

Page 127: ...Syntax PortStatS Display statistic for all ports PortStatS port Display statistic for specified ports PortStatS r Reset stat counters for all ports PortStatS port r Reset stat counters for specified p...

Page 128: ...counters for all ports on the switch PortStatS port_number Resets the statitics counters for the port specified on the switch Examples Figure C 22 Portstats command PortStatUs Displays port status Sy...

Page 129: ...abric Switch 6 User Guide Examples Figure C 23 Portstatus command Figure C 24 Portstatus with port number Syntax PortStatUs port_number PortTp Continuously display the throughput for all of the ports...

Page 130: ...Displays and modifies the SNMP system variables Syntax SNMP SNMP Name name_text SNMP Con contact_text SNMP Loc location_text This command displays or modifies the MIB2 system strings System contact c...

Page 131: ...me name_text Sets the SNMP Name for the switch to the text typed in place of the name_text variable SNMP Con contact_text Sets the SNMP Contact for the switch to the text typed in place of the contact...

Page 132: ...Command Line Interface Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide C 25 Figure C 29 SNMP con command Figure C 30 SNMP loc command...

Page 133: ...l Priority 1 255 Set switch priority SwCtl TRAnslation ON OFF Turns address translation on off SwCtl SendFan ON OFF Turns fabric address notification on off SwCtl CirCumUpTime Clear cumulative up time...

Page 134: ...d Line Interface Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide C 27 Figure C 32 Swstate command ports data information Swstatus Displays the switch status Syntax Swstatus Example Figure C 33 Swstatus c...

Page 135: ...it It also allows you to modify the switch temperature threshold Syntax Temp Temp temperature_threshold Temp Displays the current temperature of the switch and the current threshold setting Temp temp...

Page 136: ...the number typed in place of the ip_address variable TftpDl ReqTimeOut req_timeout Sets the time in milleseconds during which the switch will request the TFTP server to download the image file before...

Page 137: ...iables Description reset_state yes Sets switch to automaticly reboot after a new boot image has been down loaded to it no Sets switch tonot automaticly reboot after a new boot image has been downloade...

Page 138: ...ogy d TOpology domain_Id_number Topology Displays the information for all of the switches in the network Topology d Displays the information for all of the switches in the network without pausing and...

Page 139: ...s The ip port specifies the trap IP address and trap port address The format for ip port is ip ip ip port 8 trap entries are supported Valid range for ip is 0 255 Valid range for port is 1 2147483647...

Page 140: ...ap recipient that you want to add The default is 162 Traps Delete ip_address port_number This command is used to delete trap recipients from the recipients list The command variables are defined as fo...

Page 141: ...level of severity Alert Filters for traps of the type Alert Crit Filters for traps of the type Critical ERr Filters for traps of the type Error Warn Filters for traps of the type Warn Notify Filters...

Page 142: ...The port number of the SNMP trap recipient whose state you want to set trap_state active Sets the specified port recipient to the Active state Traps configured to be sent to this device will be forwar...

Page 143: ...Command Line Interface C 36 Modular SAN Array Fabric Switch 6 User Guide Figure C 39 Traps delete command Figure C 40 Traps filter command Figure C 41 Traps state command...

Page 144: ...rted by the MSA Fabric Switch 6 It describes zoning at the individual switch and describes how the merge command functions are used to support zoning across a Fabric Zoning Elements Before performing...

Page 145: ...stems Disk drives Tape libraries IMPORTANT The World Wide Node Name WWNN of the Fibre Channel device cannot be used to create a zone member WWNN bases zoning is expressly prohibited in the FC MI stand...

Page 146: ...a letter a z and can be either upper case or lower case Other characters of the name any characters besides the first character can be a letter a z either upper or lower case a number 0 9 or a symbol...

Page 147: ...he active table The zoning configuration procedures are detailed in the following paragraphs and use the following scenario Assume the following Server1 needs to access Disk1 exclusively for Operating...

Page 148: ...ne Set MIS_NT CLSTR1_SAN1 contains two zones Web_Zone contains the following Zone Members Server1 Disk1 RAID1 and Tape1 Mail_Zone contains the following Zone Members Server2 Disk2 RAID1 and Tape1 Stag...

Page 149: ...the pending table cmd zone pending Inactive zoneset set1 contains 1 zone s zone ntgroup1 contains 0 member s Inactive Zoneset set2 contains 1 zone s zone solaris1 contains 0 members Inactive zoneset s...

Page 150: ...MIS_NT_CLSR1_SAN1 Zone Mail_Zone added to zoneset MIS_NT_CLSTR1_SAN1 Changes will only take effect after a zone write command Adding zone members to the zones Add zone members to your zones using the...

Page 151: ...zone Mail_Zone Zone member 210000010249a7ab already exists added to zone Mail_Zone Changes will only take effect after a zone write command Changing the names of the zone members optional To assign a...

Page 152: ...one write command cmd zone renzm WWN 210000010241ff73 Tape1 Renamed zonemember WWN 210000010241ff73 to Tape1 Changes will only take effect after a zone write command cmd zone renzm WWN 210000010249a7a...

Page 153: ...re correct Viewing all zone sets their zones and zone members in the pending table Viewing the zone set in the pending table Viewing the zones in the pending table Viewing the zone members in the pend...

Page 154: ...one Web_Zone contains 4 member s zone member 1000000102421303 zone member 2100005004d02f78 zone member 210000010241ff73 zone member 210000010249a7ab zone Mail_Zone contains 4 member s zone member 2100...

Page 155: ...r 210000010241ff73 zone member 210000010249a7ab zone Mail_Zone contains 4 member s zone member 210000010241ff73 zone member 210000010249a7ab zone member 100000a0c991a47a zone member 200000600819ae48 C...

Page 156: ...Active zoneset MIS_NT_CLSTR1_SAN1 contains 2 zone s zone Web_Zone contains 4 member s zone member 1000000102421303 zone member 2100005004d02f78 zone member 210000010241ff73 zone member 210000010249a7a...

Page 157: ...and Fibre Channel Cable Connector Cleaning Considerations Optics are susceptible to anything that hinders light transmission Consequently manufacturers of both 2 Gb Small Form Factor Pluggable Transce...

Page 158: ...The MSA Fabric Switch 6 is intended primarily for use with Shortwave SFPs and multi mode Fibre Channel cables While Longwave SFPs can be used with 9 um single mode Fibre Channel cables performance may...

Page 159: ...CAUTION Make certain the Fibre Channel cables are installed and supported so that no excess weight is placed on the Fibre Channel connectors This is necessary to prevent damage to the connector and ca...

Page 160: ...bsite www compaq com storageworks or the MSASW6 txt file on the Modular SAN Array 1000 Support Software CD ROM Finding the MSA Fabric Switch 6 Management Utility Version Number The current version of...

Page 161: ...nload file by the MSA Fabric Switch 6 once the transfer is complete The boot file name needs to be set for a successful update Typically both the timeout and retry parameters do not require resetting...

Page 162: ...he MSA Fabric Switch 6 Management Utility package number is compared with the package already resident in the MSA Fabric Switch 6 If the MSA Fabric Switch 6 Management Utility being downloaded is newe...

Page 163: ...e null modem connected and HyperTerminal running reset the switch To access the Boot Menu you must press the Enter key when prompted this occurs within the first few seconds following the reset The IP...

Page 164: ...45 1 5 fibre channel D 2 fibre channel troubleshooting 4 7 SFPs 4 7 troubleshooting 4 2 CLI command prompt C 3 defined C 4 help menu illustrated C 4 invoking C 3 logout screen illustrated C 5 main me...

Page 165: ...d C 14 CLI logout command C 15 CLI logout screen C 5 CLI main menu C 3 CLI netcfg command C 15 CLI ns command C 16 CLI portctl command C 18 CLI portctl cost command C 20 CLI portctl heartbeat command...

Page 166: ...ter reset view screen 3 27 status panel screen 3 5 switch control tab 3 36 switch health tab 3 32 switch info tab 3 34 system information panel 3 31 system information screen 3 11 task selection toolb...

Page 167: ...menu 2 10 MSA fabric switch 6 1 2 MSA1000 with a Fabric Switch 6 installed 1 4 network parameters menu 2 6 network tab 3 39 port button screen 3 16 port events tab screen 3 19 port info port control t...

Page 168: ...ator 1 3 initialization indicator 4 2 main board 1 3 microprocessor 1 3 network parameters menu 2 6 power indicator 4 2 powering up 1 6 prerequisites 1 5 reading indicators 4 2 RS 232 serial interface...

Page 169: ...venting electrostatic damage to B 1 T tables backup restore tab 3 45 command line interface summary C 1 control buttons 3 8 default serial port settings 2 4 error statistics 3 25 Ethernet indicators 4...

Page 170: ...tch 6 4 1 preventative maintenance 4 1 serial communication problems 4 6 SFPs 4 7 temperature control problems 4 8 U user interfaces listed 2 2 V versions Switch Management Utility finding E 1 W warni...

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