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IBM Flex System FC5022 16Gb SAN Scalable Switches
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In-flight 32 Gbps encryption and decryption on up to two external ports (no license required)
48 Virtual Channels (VCs) per port
Port mirroring to monitor ingress or egress traffic from any port within the switch
Two I2C connections able to interface to redundant management modules
Hot pluggable — up to four hot pluggable switches per chassis
Single fuse circuit
Four temperature sensors
One internal real-time clock
Managed with Web Tools
Supports up to 128 domains in Native mode and Interoperability mode
Full fabric switch mode may be changed to or from Access Gateway mode
Nondisruptive code load in Native mode and Access Gateway (NPIV) mode
255 N_port logins per physical port
D_port support on external ports
Class 2 and Class 3 frames
SNMP v1 and v3 support
SSH v2 support
SSL support
NTP client support (NTP V3)
FTP support for firmware upgrades
SNMP/MIB monitoring 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 Management Module (CMM)
Traps identify cold start, warm start, link up/link down, and authentication failure events
Support for IPv4 and IPv6 on the management ports
IBM Flex System FC5022 switches come standard with the following software features:
Full Fabric mode: Enables high performance 16 Gb or 8 Gb fabric switching
Access Gateway mode: Leverages NPIV to connect to any fabric without adding switch domains to
reduce management complexity
Dynamic Path Selection: Enables exchange-based load balancing across multiple Inter-Switch Links
for superior performance
Advanced Zoning: Segments a SAN into virtual private SANs to increase security and availability
Enhanced Group Management: Enables centralized and simplified management of SAN fabrics
through IBM Network Advisor
Server Application Optimization: Allows VM QoS, authentication, and monitoring from SAN through
adapter to VM and associated virtualized application