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Cisco MDS 9000 Fabric Manager Switch Configuration Guide
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Chapter 3 Overview of Fabric Manager
Using Fabric Manager
There are three tabs on the bottom of the Map pane:
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Map—Displays a graphical view of the network fabric with switches, hosts, and storage subsystems.
• Log—Displays messages that describe Fabric Manager operations, such as fabric discovery.
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Events—Displays information about the SNMP traps received by the management station.
When viewing large fabrics in the Map pane, it is helpful to:
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Turn off end device labels
• Collapse loops
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Collapse expanded multiple links (collapsed multiple links are shown as very thick single lines)
• Dim or hide portions of your fabric by VSAN
When you right-click an icon, you see a pop-up menu with options that vary depending on the type of
icon selected. The various options available for different objects include the following:
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Open an instance of Device Manager for the selected switch.
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Open a CLI session for the selected switch.
• Copy the display name of the selected object.
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Execute a ping or traceroute command for the device.
• Show or hide end devices.
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View attributes
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Quiesce and Disable Members for PortChannels
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Set the trunking mode for an ISL.
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Create or add to a PortChannel for selected ISLs.
The Map pane has its own toolbar with options for saving, printing, and changing the appearance of the
map. When you right-click on the map, a pop-up menu appears that provides options (duplicated on the
toolbar) for changing the appearance of the map.
Note
When a VSAN, zone, or zone member is selected in the VSAN tree, the map highlighting changes to
identify the selected objects. To remove this highlighting, click the Clear Highlight button on the Map
pane toolbar or choose Clear Highlight from the pop-up menu.
IP Cloud (Hosts)
Any device, cloud, or loop with a box around it
means that there are hidden links attached
Table 3-1 Fabric Manager Graphics (continued)
Icon or Graphic Description