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Vixel Model 335 Installation & Configuration Guide

APPENDIX A 

Specifications

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O p e r a t i n g   C o n d i t i o n s

The switch must be operated in a clean, dry environment with unrestricted airflow. Air 
flows in through the cosmetic end and out through the business end (sometimes called 
the transceiver end or “back-of-box”).

To avoid overheating, maintain a minimum clearance of two inches (50.8 millimeters) 
on each end of the switch (the cosmetic end and the business end). Allow an adequate 
amount of space on the top and sides of the switch for proper air ventilation. Do not 
place the switch on heat-generating surfaces. Operating conditions are listed below.

Vixel Model 335 Operating Conditions

Requirement

Value

Operating Temperature

0°C to 40°C normal operation (ambient air temperature)

Storage

-40°C to 80°C non-condensing

Power

50 or 60 Hz / 100 – 250 VAC / 0.6 – 0.4 A

Summary of Contents for InSpeed 335

Page 1: ...Managed Storage Switch InSpeed Model 335 INSTALLATION CONFIGURATION guide ...

Page 2: ...or product names referenced herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies or organizations Vixel Corporation provides this manual as is without any warranty of any kind either expressed or implied including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose Vixel Corporation may make improvements and changes to the produc...

Page 3: ...1 Introduction 1 2 Installation 3 3 Management 11 4 Technical Reference 54 A p p e n d i x e s 57 A Specifications 58 B CLI Console Commands 60 C Event Messages 63 D Loop ID AL_PA Cross References 67 E Glossary 68 Index 70 ...

Page 4: ... inserted SFPs or with inoperative nodes are bypassed The switch s LED indicators provide status information to service personnel to indicate whether the port is active or bypassed Features The switch incorporates the following features InSpeed Technology Operating speeds of either 1 0625 or 2 125 Gb s Standard 1U size for easy installation into standard rack or placement on a tabletop Twelve SFP ...

Page 5: ...ultiplying bandwidth Using an advanced switching architecture that couples a non blocking crossbar switch with unique port logic and per port SERDES the InSpeed technology creates the industry s highest density Fibre Channel switch This technology provides the same performance as switches that support FC SW2 while solving the latency problems associated with large FC AL loops During initialization...

Page 6: ...on a desktop 1 Turn the switch upside down so the case bottom is facing up 2 Install a self adhesive pad on each corner of the switch prevents surface damage at the corner marks on the switch underside 3 Turn the switch right side up so the case bottom is facing down Note The plug on the power cord is intended to serve as the disconnect device To cycle power to the switch remove and reconnect the ...

Page 7: ...ate normally with no degradation of system performance To extract an SFP determine first what kind of extraction mechanism the SFP has Note Most SFPs require you to remove the cable prior to removing the SFP from the port If the SFP has a removal tag pull the removal tag to extract the SFP from the port If the SFP has a small plastic slider on the bottom side under the optical connector simultaneo...

Page 8: ... s IP parameters type co and then type 1 to change the switch s IP address 5 If you want to change the switch s netmask and default gateway type 2 and 3 respectively 6 Type 5 to save changes and reset the management agent The management agent must be reset for the change to take affect 7 To log off the CLI type lo at the prompt For more information on configuring the switch through the CLI see Usi...

Page 9: ...s are not If the Switch Op LED is off no operational zones exist or no devices are attached Note Improper initialization could be the result of a defective or inoperative host bus adapter card or device Consult the vendor s documentation for adapter diagnos tic procedures Understanding the Switch s LEDs You can check the system and port status through the Light Emitting Diodes LEDs on the switch T...

Page 10: ... immediate attention The LED will turn off when the detected condition is corrected Switch Op green LED Indicates whether the zones are initialized and operational If the Switch Op LED is lit all zones with inserted devices are operational If the Switch Op LED is blinking in a multiple zone configuration one or more zones are operational while others are not If the Switch Op LED is off no operatio...

Page 11: ...ched to a FC AL node or if it is only attached to a cable assembly with nothing attached at the opposite end Replacing such a port or replugging the same port twice is considered to be a configuration change which should initiate the Loop Initialization Procedure by the attached device Off On Yellow Tx Fault The port is non operational due to an SFP transmitter fault or improperly seated SFP Off B...

Page 12: ...y cascade is enabled If the primary cascade goes down another cascade is then enabled The primary cascade is determined by the order of discovery in the primary switch the switch with the lower Serial Number If the primary cascade fails in either switch an automatic failover occurs on one of the other cascades Figure 2 4 Cascading Switches in Overlapping Zones Cascading with Non Overlapping Zones ...

Page 13: ...ve a single cascade in Zones 2 12 only Figure 2 7 ACCEPTABLE Single Cascade in Zones 2 12 Only 4 You may not create a cascade in Zone 1 and another cascade in Zones 2 12 Figure 2 8 NOT ACCEPTABLE Cascades in Zone 1 and Zones 2 12 For more information on zoning see Zone Settings on page 31 Zone 1 Zones 2 12 Zone 1 Zones 2 12 Zone 1 Zones 2 12 Zone 1 Zones 2 12 Zone 1 Zones 2 12 Zone 1 Zones 2 12 ...

Page 14: ...you have the added benefits of easy navigation simultaneous configuration of multiple ports and named rather than enumerated values within complex tables Connecting to the Web Manager For a workstation to connect to the Web Manager it must have access to the network on which the switch is connected If you need to verify the switch s IP address log into the switch s command line interface through a...

Page 15: ...and Next buttons usually display cached copies which do not reflect the current information on the switch The highlighted button at the top of the page indicates your current location Logging On and Off Note For security pass words for accessing the Web Manager CLI can only be changed through a serial connection to the switch The Web Manager does not require log on unless you want to modify the sw...

Page 16: ...s require you to reset the switch for those changes to occur You must be logged into the Web Manager to reset the switch To reset the switch click Reset Switch on the Home page Configuration Task Location in Web Manager Change the switch speed See Switch Speed on page 16 System Change Settings Change device identification contact and location See Switch Identification on page 16 System Change Sett...

Page 17: ...d IP Address The current IP Address for the switch IP Gateway The current Gateway address for the switch IP Netmask The current IP Netmask address for the switch Speed The current speed setting for the switch Speed Control Last boot The speed setting selected during the last switch power up Speed Control Next boot The speed setting selected for the next switch power up Switching Mode When on allow...

Page 18: ...cating with your network connect through a null modem serial cable and change the IP Address through the CLI For further information See Using the Command Line Interface CLI on page 36 To view the current network settings click System To change the switch s network settings 1 Click Change Settings 2 Type the new setting IP Address Gateway or Netmask in the appropriate text box 3 When finished clic...

Page 19: ...e switch sends data to every port Disabling Switching Mode may be necessary when passing data to legacy devices To view the current mode click System To change the switching mode 1 Click Change Settings 2 Select either on or off from the Switching Mode drop down box 3 Click Submit Blocking ARB Note This setting should not be modified unless directed to do so by Vixel Customer Service When two port...

Page 20: ...ck Download Switch Configuration File A text file appears displaying the current switch configuration You can save or print the information Time Settings To view the current time settings click System and then click Time The Time Information page appears Figure 3 4 Time Information Page To change the time settings click Change Time Settings The Time Information page appears with the fields availab...

Page 21: ...ed to the switch click the Sync to PC Time Now Sync button and then click Submit Note Clicking Back on the browser tool bar may not update settings due to web browser caching pages in memory To view the new time settings click Back to Time page Firmware Settings The Firmware page displays information on the current firmware version the alternate firmware version and the version of the software tha...

Page 22: ...load the firmware image 4 Once the new image is downloaded click Back to Firmware page to return to the Firmware page 5 Review the Firmware Information display to ensure that the proper firmware image will be loaded on the next boot cycle Event Log Messages The Event Log Messages page displays a list of event log messages generated by the switch The event log holds approximately 500 messages at a ...

Page 23: ...witch Information Page The displayed settings are listed below To highlight a specific zone click the Highlight Zone drop down box and select the desired zone The highlighted zone displays in color Figure 3 9 FC Switch Information Page with Highlighted Zones You can also view Ordered Set and Port Usage information Setting Description Port number The port number on the switch Zone number The zone n...

Page 24: ...cation Non Overlap Zone Displays the zone for which the port is configured Transceiver Displays the status of the inserted transceiver in the port Sync A stable signal has been detected and IDLEs transmitted Match The ordered set or pattern selected under the Match area has been detected EOF An End of Frame EOF delimiter has been detected frames are present on the loop An EOF immediately follows t...

Page 25: ... could cause the port to detect loop failure follow A device in the loop has failed A device in the loop has been powered off The physical connection between the transmitter and receiver is broken Activating the port bypass circuit does not typically result in a loop failure LIP F7 A loop port is in the non participating mode and is attempting to win arbitration and begin initialization possibly b...

Page 26: ... Ordered Set Information Page with Highlighted Zones Port Usage Information The Received Port Utilization page displays the ports and enables you to view the utilization percentages to determine which ports are busy To view the Received Port Utilization page 1 Click FC Switch The FC Switch Information page appears 2 Click Port Usage The Received Port Utilization page appears Figure 3 12 Received P...

Page 27: ...Zones To change the Port Usage settings 1 Click Change Settings The Received Port Utilization page appears with fields available for modification Figure 3 14 Received Port Utilization Change Settings Page 2 You may change the Average Sample Period and Peak Low Sample Period values in seconds by entering new values in the appropriate text boxes The Sample Period value cannot be modified Value Descr...

Page 28: ...iver is inserted properly the LED is on Fault LED The port is bypassed due to a problem detected by either the transceiver s transmit logic or the SFP transceiver itself Transceiver problems include unconnected fiber remote node not transmitting LIP F8 or a faulty transceiver State The current state of the selected port TX The state of the transmitter on the selected port Inserts The number of tim...

Page 29: ...d zone The highlighted zone displays in color Figure 3 16 Port Information Page with Highlighted Zones To view information on a transceiver connected to a port click serial mod def in the transceiver column The specific transceiver s information displays to the right of the current switch information Figure 3 17 Port Information Page with Transceiver Information ...

Page 30: ...ased managed switches none The port is disabled tree A port that allows arbitration fairness to other cascaded InSpeed based switches or ports connected to end devices If the port is a tree port then the ARB Arbitrate is sent down the port and when the ARB is received back at the ASIC a connection is made between the source and destination ports All ports are viewed as 100 FC_AL compliant string A...

Page 31: ...agement 28 5 After making changes click Submit to accept the changes To highlight a specific zone click the Highlight Zone drop down box and select the desired zone The highlighted zone displays in color Figure 3 19 Cascade Information Page with Highlighted Zones ...

Page 32: ...ure the port to the connected device type Bad Zone recovery The switch reinitializes the zone and will bypass zone ports that are down The switch will bypass all ports when Zone 1 has a least one transceiver with a signal and the port is in auto mode No ports in the zone are in forced insert mode Port Control The zone state is down No Data Recovery The switch will bypass a port if no K characters ...

Page 33: ...t exceeds the threshold of frame CRC errors within ten seconds in Zone 1 and in switching mode the switch bypasses the port Note The threshold can be adjusted Bypass on Clock Delta Error When this policy is enabled the switch compares the detected line clock through the frame and the number of fill words inserted or deleted versus the switch s internal clock If the derived clock delta is too high ...

Page 34: ...ther and devices on ports 2 4 and 5 can see each other but devices 1 and 3 cannot see devices 2 and 5 Devices on port 4 can see all the devices on ports 1 2 3 and 5 Non overlapping zoning enables the switch to be divided into separate environments where each environment sustains a complete 127 device AL_PA space Figure 3 23 Non overlapping Zones In Figure 3 23 Zone 1 devices operate independently ...

Page 35: ... you can still configure overlapping zoning within the default zone If a LIP occurs on any port in the default zone it will affect every port in the default zone regardless of any overlapping zone configurations Overlapping zones do not support LIP isolation To view the overlapping zoning click Overlapping The Overlapping Zone 1 Information page appears Figure 3 25 Overlapping Zone 1 Information P...

Page 36: ...your changes click Back to Overlapping Blocked ports are displayed in red while non blocked ports are displayed in gray Non Overlapping Zones Note Ports 11 and 12 can only be in Zone 1 The non overlapping zones feature enables you to assign each port on the switch to one of 12 available zones Each zone is unique which allows for 6 separate zones to function on the same switch With non overlapping ...

Page 37: ...Zone Information Page To modify the port configurations in the various zones 1 Click Change Non Overlapping Zones The Non Overlapping Zones Information page appears with the ports available for modification Figure 3 28 Non Overlapping Zones Information Configuration Page Note Ports 11 and 12 are always in Zone 1 2 Click the Zone drop down box for the specific port and select the zone for which you...

Page 38: ...e CHAPTER 3 Management 35 To highlight a specific zone click the Highlight Zone drop down box and select the desired zone The highlighted zone displays in color Figure 3 29 Non Overlapping Zones Information Configuration Page with Highlighted Zones ...

Page 39: ...ou know the switch s IP address before connecting to the CLI the default IP Address is 0 0 0 0 3 At a command line prompt type telnet IP where IP is the switch s IP address You are now connected to the CLI and ready to log on To connect through a serial link 1 Attach one end of an RS 232 null modem cable to the serial port on the workstation attach the other end to the RS 232 port on the switch 2 ...

Page 40: ...on page 38 si Upgrade firmware See Managing the Firmware on page 39 fw Add or delete a trap destination through the Configuration menu See Configuring the Trap Destination Table on page 41 ct Changing the password pw View switch management policies error thresholds and other switch settings See Viewing Management Policy and Threshold Settings on page 43 mc Change the switching mode See Changing th...

Page 41: ...h a DHCP server see the server documentation If DHCP is enabled and a DHCP server is not found the DHCP request will fail and the switch s IP parameters will be incorrect You will then have to connect through the serial port using the CLI disable the DHCP mode and manually configure the switch parameters To enable automatic DHCP requests from the switch 1 Type co then type 4 The DHCP status is tog...

Page 42: ...stations Note The Destination message varies according to the active firmware image and the platform you are using See Step 2 1 Type 3 at the prompt The following message appears 2 For Windows Use a command line to move to the directory containing the new firmware and type the following where IPaddress is the switch s IP address and filename is the name of the binary firmware file and press Enter ...

Page 43: ...e firmware is downloaded Serial Method Menu Option 4 The Serial method for downloading firmware is available for Windows only 1 Ensure that the switch and workstation are connected through a serial null modem cable 2 Type 4 Note To cancel out of the file transfer facility press CTRL X several times The file transfer facility appears 3 Choose Send File from the Transfer pull down menu in HyperTermi...

Page 44: ...Configuring the Trap Destination Table Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP uses traps to transmit information to other IP Addressable devices on the network To view the current Trap Destination settings and a complete list of commands type ct at the prompt The Trap Destination Table Menu appears To create a trap destination 1 Type 1 to create the new TRAP destination 2 At the resulting IP addr...

Page 45: ... destination is deleted Option Description Community Sets the community string to public or private An SNMP server has a community string which is like a password to get or set information Most devices have a public community string which enables read only access to MIBs as well as a private community string that enables you to read and set certain parameters via SNMP The community strings are cas...

Page 46: ...he Management Agent Menu appears pw enter current password enter new password re enter new password The new password is saved and activated MANAGEMENT AGENT 00 10 9b 01 0c dd Product Vixel 335 Managed Storage Switch Firmware 2 01 build 79 Hardware 3 IP address 172 16 71 14 Netmask 255 255 240 0 Default gateway 172 16 64 1 DHCP disabled Management URL http 172 16 71 14 POLICIES 1 Smart insertion en...

Page 47: ...to other zone members Auto cascade When this policy is enabled the switch will automatically configure itself and any other detected Vixel Inspeed devices in a cascade configuration Note This policy must be set to enabled if auto cascading on a port is enabled Bypass at max OS err When this policy is enabled the switch bypasses a port when that port exceeds the threshold of Ordered Set errors with...

Page 48: ...nfigured OS error threshold Sets the number of Ordered Set errors that the switch will see on a connection within the Error Count Threshold timeframe CRC error threshold Sets the number of CRC errors the switch sees in frames within the Error Count Threshold timeframe Switch stall threshold Sets the number of microseconds until a stall is triggered Clk error thresh ppm Sets the variance between th...

Page 49: ...ets all or specific counters to zero Options 6 reset all port counters in switch 7 reset all RX frame counters in switch 8 reset all conn attempt counters in switch 9 reset all conn stall counters in switch 10 reset all CRC error counters in switch 11 reset all bad OS error counters in switch Event log Displays the event log for the switch Fibre Alliance event log Displays the event log for the sw...

Page 50: ... desired speed setting Blocking ARB When two ports start a communication session the Blocking ARB is sent to any other ports trying to communicate with those specific ports until their connection is terminated Blocking Arb is only active when the switching mode is on Note This setting should not be modified unless directed to do so by Vixel Customer Service Connect user data Non functional feature...

Page 51: ... displayed along with a port menu listing the ports in that zone Sweep Displays ordered sets and error detectors for each port on the switch To perform a switch sweep type 9 at the prompt Diagnostics Displays diagnostic registers for the default port including the detector match control capture and tx registers Note These settings should not be modified unless directed to do so by Vixel Customer S...

Page 52: ...rt number at the prompt port 1 switch ID 28000070 module none state bypassed zone 1 PLL nolock transceiver LED off fault LED off cascade state none connect type none insert count 0 clk delta ppm 0 rx frame count 2 connect attempts 0 connects busy 0 CRC errors 2 bad OS errors 0 port util avg 0 port util high 0 port util low 0 port util last 0 1 Control auto 2 Beacon off 3 Transmitter on 4 Cascade m...

Page 53: ...the beaconing is turned off Transmitter Turns the transceiver connected to the port on or off Cascade mode The current cascade mode auto none tree string selected for the port Options auto This setting automatically configures the connection type based on information sent by other InSpeed switches This is the default setting for InSpeed based managed switches none The port is disabled tree A port ...

Page 54: ...et Type Y at the prompt to proceed with the reset Test before insert Before allowing a port to insert into a zone the port is monitored for proper Loop Port State Machine LPSM protocols At least one of the devices on the port must be a Loop Initialization Master LIM to follow these protocols Overlapping zones Note This setting should not be modified unless directed to do so by Vixel Customer Suppo...

Page 55: ...lt zone If a LIP occurs on any port in the default zone it will affect every port in the default zone regardless of any overlapping zone configurations Overlapping zones do not support LIP isolation The overlapping zoning configuration displays the ports in Zone 1 and also displays which ports are blocked from seeing each other To view the overlapping zone configuration type oz The current overlap...

Page 56: ...zone configuration by zone type noz The current non overlapping zoning configuration by zone is displayed Zone number Possible values are 1 12 Port State Possible values are B Bypassed I Inserted D Diagnostic Transmit E External Loopback U Unknown and Access Error Zone State Possible values are U Up and D Down Note Each port may only be in one non overlapping zone To place ports into non overlappi...

Page 57: ...ing Customer Support check for solutions in this guide Contact information for Technical Support is provided in the Welcome Letter that came with your switch Technical Support 54 Troubleshooting 55 Small Form Factor Pluggable SFP Issues 56 Fibre Channel References 56 ...

Page 58: ...thorized service person The Mgmt Present LED is blinking continuously Power cycle the switch to see if the condition clears If the Mgmt Present LED continues to blink and POST has already completed firmware may be corrupt or hardware may have failed Contact an authorized service person The Enet Active LED is off during an ethernet connection Check the following items Ethernet RJ 45 connection to t...

Page 59: ...on the cable receiver lead 3 Examine the connectors on the HBA or disk controller for correct and proper connection If optical power meter is available verify the device is transmitting a signal If there is no signal present the device may require rebooting device drivers may need to be reinstalled or the HBA or disk controller hardware may require servicing If a signal is present on both the cabl...

Page 60: ...57 Appendixes ...

Page 61: ...t Media Type SFP Enclosure 1U full rack form factor Management Interface RS 232 or 10BaseT Ethernet Operating Mode Switching or Non switching modes Configurability Management interface configurable Power On Self Test POST Yes Dimensions Approximately 17 2 x 1 72 x 14 54 W x H x D AC Power Input 50 or 60 Hz 100 250 VAC 0 6 0 4 A AC Power Connector IEC connector Weight Approximately 11 lbs ...

Page 62: ...ting maintain a minimum clearance of two inches 50 8 millimeters on each end of the switch the cosmetic end and the business end Allow an adequate amount of space on the top and sides of the switch for proper air ventilation Do not place the switch on heat generating surfaces Operating conditions are listed below Vixel Model 335 Operating Conditions Requirement Value Operating Temperature 0 C to 4...

Page 63: ...plays the current firmware image and the alternate image You can also select to use the alternate image or download new firmware Configure TRAP Destination Table ct Displays the current trap destination table and allows you to create delete trap destinations Log In li Prompts for password Log Out lo Exits the CLI session Set Password pw Sets new console password Ping ping ping x x x x Sends packet...

Page 64: ...tID Show Zone Table sz Displays general status of all zones on the switch Provides a menu selection for each zone Show Port Table sp Displays general status of all ports for the default zone Provides a menu selection for each port Show Revision Table rev Displays the revision levels of the installed firmware Show Sensor Table sen Displays Fan PS Temperature sensor status Show Switch Sweep ss sweep...

Page 65: ...ks in switching mode oz oz a p1 p2 a p1 p2 r p1 p2 oz r Configures ports for overlapping zones Values a add port block pair r remove port block pair p1 1st port must be in non overlapping zone 1 p2 2nd port must be in non overlapping zone 1 is optional r remove all port blocks Set Management URL url url value Sets the Fibre Alliance URL value Use to reset to default Set Daytime Server IP Address i...

Page 66: ...begins the event log at each session Info 3 Switch added The switch was added Info 5 Switch reset The switch was reset Info 10 Switch loopback failure ASIC failed its power on self test internal test Contact an authorized service representative Alert 20 Smart insertion mode on The Smart Insertion policy is enabled Notice 21 Smart insertion mode off The Smart Insertion policy is disabled Notice 22 ...

Page 67: ...rted Notice 151 Transceiver removed A transceiver was removed Notice 160 Management active Agent is operational Info 165 Agent task asserted on prev exec cycle During normal operations an attempt to execute a command was aborted due to an internal error in the firmware The switch automatically resets after the occurrence Contact an authorized service representative Critical 166 Agent machine excep...

Page 68: ...back A port was bypassed manually through either the command line interface or a management entity Info 242 Port bypassed diagnostic TX A port was bypassed manually through either the command line interface or a management entity Info 243 Port bypassed Loss of RX signal Although a transceiver is present the port is bypassed because there is no signal com ing into the port Info 244 Port bypassed Lo...

Page 69: ... Info 273 Daytime server IP Address changed The IP Address for the daytime server has changed Info 274 Daytime server update period changed The amount of time the day time servers waits between updates has changed Info 275 MIB Eventlog Reset The event log has been cleared out through the Web Manager interface Info Ref Event Message Meaning Action Severity ...

Page 70: ...E 0F 15 7A 3A 58 33 65 101 CD 10 16 79 3B 59 32 66 102 CC 11 17 76 3C 60 31 67 103 CB 12 18 75 3D 61 2E 68 104 CA 13 19 74 3E 62 2D 69 105 C9 14 20 73 3F 63 2C 6A 106 C7 15 21 72 40 64 2B 6B 107 C6 16 22 71 41 65 2A 6C 108 C5 17 23 6E 42 66 29 6D 109 C3 18 24 6D 43 67 27 6E 110 BC 19 25 6C 44 68 26 6F 111 BA 1A 26 6B 45 69 25 70 112 B9 1B 27 6A 46 70 23 71 113 B6 1C 28 69 47 71 1F 72 114 B5 1D 29 ...

Page 71: ...gnaling Fibre Channel Fibre Channel is a data transfer interface technology that maps several common transport protocols including IP and SCSI allowing it to merge high speed I O and networking functionality in a single connectivity technology Fibre channel is an open standard as defined by ANSI and OSI standards and operates over copper and fiber optic cabling at distances of up to 10 Kilometers ...

Page 72: ...System Interface Standard interface for storage modules SFP Small Form Factor Pluggable transceiver These transceivers are fully compliant with the FC PI and MSA standards and occupy less than half the board space of the existing GBIC products SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol A protocol for managing systems and devices in a network Supports the retrieving data writing data and setting traps...

Page 73: ...parameters 38 switch reset 51 switch speed 52 switching mode 47 threshold settings 43 zoning 52 configuring the network 3 customer support 54 D desktop installation 3 DHCP 38 E event log 19 CLI display 51 event log messages 63 F Fibre Channel references 56 Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop 2 firmware downloading 19 39 managing 18 39 G glossary 68 I InSpeed Technology 2 installation 3 introduction 1 L ...

Page 74: ... web manager 11 zone settings 31 switching mode 16 47 T technical support 54 terms see glossary 68 transceivers 4 traps 41 troubleshooting 54 SFP issues 56 U unpacking the switch 3 W web manager 11 configuring the switch 13 connecting to 11 downloading configuration 17 downloading firmware 19 event log 19 FC switch information 20 firmware settings 18 logging on and off 12 navigation 12 network set...

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