HP Fabric OS v7.0.1, Administrator'S Manual

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Virtual Fabric considerations for Traffic Isolation Zoning
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FIGURE 42 Dedicated path with Virtual Fabrics
Figure 43 shows a logical representation of FID1 in Figure 42 . To create the dedicated path, you
must create and activate a TI zone in FID1 that includes the circled ports shown in Figure 43 .
FIGURE 43
Creating a TI zone in a logical fabric
You must also create and activate a TI zone in the base fabric to reserve the XISLs for the dedicated
path. In
Figure 44 , the XISLs highlighted (by a dotted line) in the base fabric can be reserved for
FID1 by defining and activating a base fabric TI zone that consists of ports 10, 12, 14, and 16. You
must also include ports 3 and 8, because they belong to logical switches participating in the logical
fabric. For the TI zone, it is as though ports 3 and 8 belong to Domains 1 and 2 respectively.
FIGURE 44
Creating a TI zone in a base fabric
= Dedicated Path
Chassis 1 Chassis 2
XISL
XISL
XISL
XISL
Domain 8
Domain 7
Base switch
Domain 2
LS2, FID3
Domain 6
LS1, FID1
Domain 5
Base switch
Domain 1
LS4, FID3
Domain 4
LS3, FID1
Domain 3
Domain 9
2
4
= Ports in the TI zones
6
7
12
1
8
5
3
8
17 15
16 14
13 11
10
9
Host
Target
= Dedicated Path
2 4
= Ports in the TI zones
6
7
5
17
16
11
10
8
1
3 8
9
Host
Domain 8 Domain 3 Domain 5 Domain 9
Target
= Dedicated Path
= Ports in the TI zones
4
17
15
13
12
11
10
3 8
Domain 1 Domain 7 Domain 2
14 16
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