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365-575-925R1.5
Issue 1, April 2002
Shortcut Example:
>
config system advanced domid 60
Description
The Default Domain ID should be unique for each FCIP network module and Fibre Channel switch present in
the fabric. In a multiple switch environment, the switches arbitrate for mastership, and mastership (principal
switch) is assigned to the switch with the lowest World Wide Name (WWN). The principal switch will assign
the other Domain ID’s to the subordinate switches. This principal switch retains its master designation until it
disconnects. Each FCIP network module participates in the arbitration process as a separate Fibre Channel
Switch.
When this menu item is selected, the following will be displayed:
Note:
This is only a request.
Primary domain manager assignment of this
parameter will take precedence.
Default Domain ID [60] =
In this example, the Domain ID is set to 60. Press the <
Enter
> key to keep the current Domain ID, or enter a
new ID after the equal sign, then press the <
Enter
> key. The display will show OK, indicating the new value
has been accepted. Note that this number is a hexadecimal value.
6.1.5.9.4 Set the Number of Private Addresses per Port
Menu Path:
1) config
→
5) system
→
9) advanced
→
4) numadd
Shortcut Command:
At the root menu, type
config system advanced numadd
Description
This option specifies the number of AL_PAs (per port) that are reserved for private devices when the FCIP
Network Module is running in Public/Private Communication Mode. The default number is 64, which allows
private devices the range 0x73- 0xEF; public devices are given access to the remaining AL_PAs, starting at
0x01.
When this menu item is selected, the following will be displayed:
Private Addresses [64] = Press the <
Enter
> key to keep the number of private addresses per port.
In this example, the number of Private Addresses is set to 64. Press the <
Enter
> key to keep the current number,
or enter a new number after the equal sign, then press the <
Enter
> key. The display will show OK, indicating
the new value has been accepted.