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Managing the Switch 3-33
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Writer: Bill Reitz Project: StorageWorks Fibre Channel Storage Switch User's Guide Comments:
Part Number: AA-RHBYA-TE 135267-001 File Name: d-ch3 Managing the Switch Last Saved On: 4/7/99 11:59 AM
Specific MIBs
Five groups of MIBs are defined and supported:
■
Switch System Group
■
Fabric Group
■
SNMP Agent Configuration Group
■
Fibre Channel Port Group
■
Name Server Group.
Generic Traps
Setting up the Switch’s SNMP connection to an existing managed network
allows the network system administrator to receive the following generic traps:
■
coldStart – indicates the agent has reinitialized itself such that the
agent’s configuration can be altered.
■
warmStart – indicates the agent has reinitialized itself, but no
configuration has changed.
■
linkDown – indicates an IP interface (Ethernet, loop back, or embedded
N_Port) has gone down and is not available.
■
linkUp – indicates an IP interface (Ethernet, loop back, or embedded
N_Port) has become available.
NOTE: linkUp and linkDown traps are not associated with removing or adding a Ethernet
cable. This is strictly a driver indication that the interface is configured, operational, and
available and does not necessarily mean that the physical network cable is connected.
■
authenticationFailure – indicates the agent has received a protocol
message that is not properly authenticated. This trap, by default, is
disabled but can be enabled via the command agtcfgSet.
Enterprise Specific Traps
Three Enterprise Specific Traps are supported. They are:
■
swFault – indicates the diagnostics detect a fault with the Switch.
■
swSensorScn – indicates an environment sensor changes its operational
state. For example; a fan stops working. The VarBind in the Trap Data
Unit contains the corresponding instance of the sensor status.
- StorageWorks Fibre Channel 1
- First Edition (April 1999) 2
- Contents 3
- Chapter 3 4
- Chapter 4 5
- Chapter 5 5
- Chapter 6 6
- Appendix A 7
- Appendix B 7
- Appendix C 8
- List of Figures 9
- List of Tables 11
- About This Guide 13
- Symbols on Equipment 14
- Rack Stability 15
- Getting Help 15
- Compaq Website 16
- Compaq Authorized Reseller 16
- Introduction 17
- Front Panel Features 18
- Introduction 1-3 19
- Installing the Switch 20
- Table 2-1 21
- Universal Mounting Kit Parts 21
- Cooling Air Requirements 22
- Power Requirements 22
- Mounting) 23
- RETMA 41U Rack 24
- Compaq Rack 25
- Installing the Switch 2-7 26
- SHR-1390 27
- Installing the Switch 2-9 28
- CAUTION: 29
- Installing GBIC Modules 30
- Host to the Switch 31
- Installing the Switch 2-13 32
- Table 2-3 33
- Port LED Status Indicators 33
- Installing the Switch 2-15 34
- Managing the Switch 35
- Table 3-1 36
- Managing the Switch 3-3 37
- Ethernet Port 38
- Managing the Switch 3-5 39
- Table 3-2 40
- Front Panel Control Buttons 40
- Activating Menu Display 41
- Table 3-3 42
- Managing the Switch 3-9 43
- Configuration Menu 44
- Ethernet Subnetmask 45
- Fibre Channel IP Address 45
- Fibre Channel Subnetmask 46
- Gateway Address 46
- BB_credit 47
- Operating Mode 48
- Virtual Channels 49
- VC Link Ctl 50
- VC Class 2 50
- VC Class 3 50
- VC Multicast 50
- VC Priorities 51
- Alternate BB_credit 51
- Open/Opened BB_credit 52
- Frame Collection 52
- Reset to Default 52
- Operation Menu 53
- Port Enable 54
- Close Telnet 54
- Status Menu 55
- Booted At 56
- Firmware Date 56
- Flash Date 56
- Boot Prom Date 56
- Port Type 57
- Module Type 58
- Port Throughput 58
- Temperature 59
- Error Log 60
- Test Menu 61
- Managing Via Telnet 61
- Table 3-8 62
- Default Username 62
- Managing with SNMP 63
- SNMPv1 Transports 65
- MIB-II Support 66
- Fabric Element MIB Support 66
- Specific MIBs 67
- Generic Traps 67
- Enterprise Specific Traps 67
- Agent Configuration 68
- Tools for Managing with SNMP 69
- HP OpenView SNMP Setup 71
- Managing the Switch 3-39 73
- Error Message Format 74
- Message Classification 75
- Switch configuration 76
- Managing the Switch 3-43 77
- StorageWorks Command Console 78
- Software 78
- Installation Summary 79
- Accessing Switch Web Tools 80
- Main Web Tools Screens 82
- Fabric View Page 83
- Fabric Topology View Page 83
- General Switch View Page 83
- Port Detail View Page 83
- License Installation 85
- Using Web Tools 87
- Table 5-2 94
- General Information Fields 94
- Table 5-3 95
- Table 5-4 98
- Port Detail View Page Fields 98
- Performance View Page 100
- Administrative Interface Page 102
- Table 5-5 103
- System Administration Fields 103
- Telnet Interface Page 106
- Popup Help Dialog Box 107
- Chapter 108
- Increased SAN Control 109
- The Simplicity of Zoning 110
- Zoning Specifications 112
- Zoning Concepts 113
- Zone Members 114
- Zone Aliases 114
- Zone Configurations 115
- Defined Configuration 115
- Effective Configuration 115
- Saved Configuration 115
- Using Zoning 116
- Zone Enforcement 117
- Setting Up Zones 117
- Zone Management Example 118
- Multi-Switch Fabrics 120
- Adding a New Fabric 121
- Merging Two Fabrics 121
- Splitting a Fabric 121
- Zoning Commands 122
- Table 6-1 123
- Zone Alias Commands 124
- Figure 6-4. aliAdd Command 125
- Zoning 6-19 126
- Zone Configuration Commands 127
- Zoning 6-21 128
- Figure 6-13. cfgShow Command 129
- Zone Commands 130
- Zoning 6-25 132
- Table 6-5 133
- Zoning 6-27 134
- Glossary 136
- Table A-1 137
- Switch Terminology 137
- Glossary A-3 138
- Glossary A-5 140
- Telnet Commands 141
- General Commands 142
- Telnet Commands B-3 143
- Fibre Channel Switch 144
- Field Support 144
- Table B-2 145
- Table B-3 147
- Telnet Commands B-9 149
- Table B-4 150
- Telnet Commands B-11 151
- Telnet Commands B-13 153
- Telnet Commands B-15 155
- Table B-5 157
- Telnet Commands B-19 159
- Telnet Commands B-21 161
- Table B-6 163
- , piling and bundling 164
- Telnet Commands B-25 165
- Telnet Commands B-27 167
- Telnet Commands B-29 169
- Table B-7 170
- Telnet Commands B-31 171
- Table B-8 172
- Telnet Commands B-33 173
- Special Inputs 175
- Examples 176
- Telnet Commands B-37 177
- Telnet Commands B-39 179
- Telnet Commands B-41 181
- Table B-9 182
- Telnet Commands B-43 183
- Telnet Commands B-45 185
- Table B-10 187
- Telnet Commands B-49 189
- Table B-11 190
- Telnet Commands B-51 191
- Telnet Commands B-53 193
- Telnet Commands B-55 195
- Table B-12 197
- Telnet Commands B-59 199
- Table B-13 200
- Telnet Commands B-61 201
- Diagnostic Commands 202
- Telnet Commands B-63 203
- Telnet Commands B-65 205
- Table B-14 207
- Telnet Commands B-69 209
- Telnet Commands B-71 211
- Telnet Commands B-73 213
- Table B-15 215
- Routing Commands 216
- Table B-16 217
- Table B-17 218
- Telnet Commands B-79 219
- Table B-18 221
- Telnet Commands B-83 223
- LSDbShow 224
- Telnet Commands B-85 225
- Table B-19 226
- Telnet Commands B-87 227
- Table B-20 229
- Table B-21 231
- Telnet Commands B-93 233
- Table B-22 234
- Telnet Commands B-95 235
- Table B-23 236
- License Commands 237
- Agency Notices 239
- Class A Equipment 240
- Class B Equipment 240
- Modifications 241
- European Union Notice 242
- Japanese Notice 243
- Taiwanese Notice 243
- Laser Devices 243
- Laser Safety Warnings 244
- Laser Product Label 244
- Laser Information 244
- Agency Notices C-7 245
- Index 3 248
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