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IBM Flex System FC5022 16Gb SAN Scalable Switches

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Table 4 provides compatibility information for the switch modules and Features on Demand upgrades for 

them.

Table 4. Features on Demand upgrade compatibility

Features on Demand upgrade

Part 

number

24-port 16 Gb ESB 

SAN switch

24-port 16 Gb 

SAN switch

16 Gb SAN 

switch

IBM Flex System FC5022 16 Gb SAN 

Scalable Switch (Upgrade 1, 12-ports)

88Y6382

No

No

Yes

IBM Flex System FC5022 16 Gb SAN 

Scalable Switch (Upgrade 2, 24-ports)

88Y6386

Yes

Yes

Yes

IBM Flex System FC5022 16 Gb Fabric 

Watch Upgrade

00Y3320

No*

Yes

Yes

IBM Flex System FC5022 16 Gb 

ISL/Trunking Upgrade

00Y3322

No*

Yes

Yes

* This feature is already included in the bundle.

With Brocade's Dynamic Ports on Demand (DPOD) feature,  ports are licensed in one of two methods: as 

they come online or as selected by the administrator. With the 16 Gb SAN switch, the first 12 ports 
reporting (on a first-come, first-served basis) on boot-up are assigned licenses. These 12 ports can be 
any combination of external or internal Fibre Channel (FC) ports. After all port licenses have been 
assigned, you can manually move those licenses from one port to another. Because this is dynamic, no 
defined ports are reserved except ports 0 and 29. The 24-port 16 Gb SAN switches have the same 
behavior; the only difference is the number of ports, which is 24.

Table 5 shows the total number of port licenses on the switch after applying compatible port upgrades.

Note: A maximum of one upgrade of each type (one Upgrade 1 and one Upgrade 2) is supported per one 

switch module. Upgrade 1 and Upgrade 2 can be applied independently of each other.

Table 5. Ports on Demand upgrades

Total number of port licenses

Ports on Demand upgrade

24-port 16 Gb ESB 

SAN switch

24-port 16 Gb SAN 

switch

12-port 16 Gb 

SAN switch

Included with base

24

24

12

Upgrade 1, 88Y6382 only (adds 12 port licenses)

Not supported

Not supported

24

Upgrade 2, 88Y6386 only (adds 24 port licenses)

48*

48*

36

Both Upgrade 1, 88Y6382 and Upgrade 2, 

88Y6386 (add 36 port licenses)

Not supported

Not supported

48*

* With the dual-port FC adapters installed in compute nodes, up to 34 ports (14 internal, 20 external) can be utilized. 

The remaining 14 internal ports require use of the 4-port FC adapters in the server's ITE.

Summary of Contents for FC5022

Page 1: ...ue differentiation in the market including Increased server density The 28 internal FC ports allow up to 28 Information ITEs in a single chassis which lowers the average server cost of the solution Gr...

Page 2: ...ex System FC5022 16 Gb Fabric Watch Upgrade 00Y3320 A3HN ESW3 IBM Flex System FC5022 16 Gb ISL Trunking Upgrade 00Y3322 A3HP ESW4 The part numbers for the switches include the following items One IBM...

Page 3: ...on by model for IBM Flex System FC5022 switches Table 3 Feature comparison by model Feature 24 port 16 Gb ESB SAN switch 24 port 16 Gb SAN switch 16 Gb SAN switch Number of licensed ports 24 24 12 Num...

Page 4: ...bre Channel FC ports After all port licenses have been assigned you can manually move those licenses from one port to another Because this is dynamic no defined ports are reserved except ports 0 and 2...

Page 5: ...the only switch that provides up to 28 internal server facing FC ports which allows the Flex Chassis to scale to 28 server ITEs in a single chassis when using double density half width ITEs that lowe...

Page 6: ...for 16 Gb SFP or 8 Gb SFP transceivers supporting 4 Gb 8 Gb and 16 Gb port speeds supported SFP modules are listed in Table 2 Ports are activated with the Dynamic Ports on Demand feature External port...

Page 7: ...ng functionality contained within the Ethernet Control MIB II RFC1213 MIB UUID put into MIB structure End to end optics and link validation Ability to send switch events and syslogs to the IBM Chassis...

Page 8: ...FC standards FC AL 2 INCITS 332 1999 FC GS 5 ANSI INCITS 427 includes the following FC GS 4 ANSI INCITS 387 2004 FC IFR INCITS 1745 D revision 1 03 under development FC SW 4 INCITS 418 2006 includes...

Page 9: ...route to two switch bays for redundancy and performance Figure 2 Location of the switch bays in the IBM Flex System Enterprise Chassis The connections between the 2 port adapters that are installed i...

Page 10: ...must be installed in a corresponding slot of the compute node slot A1 when switches are installed in bays 1 and 2 or slot A2 when switches are in bays 3 and 4 With compute nodes that have an integrat...

Page 11: ...Module bay 2 Port 3 Module bay 1 Slot 3 full wide compute nodes only Port 4 Module bay 2 Port 1 Module bay 3 Port 2 Module bay 4 Port 3 Module bay 3 Slot 4 full wide compute nodes only Port 4 Module b...

Page 12: ...Y2379 A3HU A3HU Yes IBM Flex System FC5052 2 port 16Gb FC Adapter 95Y2386 EC23 A45R Yes IBM Flex System FC5054 4 port 16Gb FC Adapter 95Y2391 EC2E A45S Yes IBM Flex System FC5172 2 port 16Gb FC Adapte...

Page 13: ...the switch physically by illuminating via the management software The Error LED switch module error indicates that the switch module has failed the POST or detected an operational fault One mini USB R...

Page 14: ...5 km LC Management ports External 1 GbE management port UTP Category 5 5E and 6 up to 100 meters RJ 45 External RS 232 management port DB 9 to mini USB or RJ 45 to mini USB console cable comes with op...

Page 15: ...eports and certificates per EN60950 1 2001 IEC60950 1 2001 Canada CSA C22 2 No 950 or 60950 Germany TUV VDE IEC 950 EN 60950 TUV component report IEC60950 CB Report and Certificate FCC Title 47 CFR Pa...

Page 16: ...dapters installed in compute nodes Table 10 shows the components used when connecting the 16 Gb FC adapters to the 16 Gb FC switches Table 10 Components used when connecting the 16 Gb FC adapters to t...

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