Qlogic SilverStorm 9000 Dokumentacja

D000003-016 Rev ASilverStorm 9000Users Guide

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis Viewer2-2 D000003-016 Rev. AS Password: adminpassThe Chassis Viewer home page is displayed.The Chassis Viewe

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-30 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. From the Statistics submenu, select IB Port Stats.

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-31ALink Width Enabled:Indicates actual link width as opp

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-32 D000003-016 Rev. ASLink Error Recovery:Indicates the number of times the

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-33AFCP Target Device StatisticsProvides statistical info

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-34 D000003-016 Rev. AS Down: Indicating Attention/Error - that is, the dev

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-35ANumber of requests to the target device that have not

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-36 D000003-016 Rev. AS• Initiator ID128 bit field in which: The first 64 b

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-37A1. Click on FVIC.2. Click on Statistics.3. Click on F

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-38 D000003-016 Rev. AS• Loss of Sync CountMonitors port synchronization los

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-39A3. Click FC Trap Control. The FC Trap Control screen

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis ViewerD000003-016 Rev. A 2-3Acomponent provides hyperlinks to related menus and information where the user ca

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-40 D000003-016 Rev. AS

D000003-016 Rev. A 4-14 EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesThe following section provides detailed, task-oriented descriptions for configuring

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLogging4-2 D000003-016 Rev. ASLoggingThe Logging submenu allows the user to view, set levels, reset leve

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLoggingD000003-016 Rev. A 4-3ATo view the message log:1. From the menu, select Logging.2. Click View Log

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLogging4-4 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. From the menu, select Logging.2. From Logging, select Set Level. The Lo

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLoggingD000003-016 Rev. A 4-5A• DUMP – Dump: Indicates that a problem has caused the system to produce a

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLogging4-6 D000003-016 Rev. AS• DEBUG3 – Messages that describe the I/O flow. • DEBUG4 – Messages that c

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLoggingD000003-016 Rev. A 4-7AReset Log LevelsThe Reset Levels button resets the logging levels to their

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesMaintenance4-8 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. From the menu, click Logging.2. Click Purge Log. The Purge Log conf

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 4-9ANOTE: By mousing over either radio button in the Boot Image Selectio

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis Viewer2-4 D000003-016 Rev. ASDisplaying the Chassis ViewThere are two ways to display the chassis view for th

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfiguration4-10 D000003-016 Rev. AS• View configured virtural LAN (VLAN) information• Configure Ethern

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 4-11A• Remote Host TypesIdentifies the type of remote IB host (e.g., Vir

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfiguration4-12 D000003-016 Rev. ASConfigure PauseAs defined by the IEEE 802.3x specification, PAUSE i

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 4-13AConfigure MTU SizeFigure 4-21 Configure MTU SizeTo configure MTU s

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfiguration4-14 D000003-016 Rev. ASViPort Count ConfigurationConfiguring ViPort counts allows the user

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 4-15AVLAN ConfigurationVLAN Configuration allows the user to configure t

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfiguration4-16 D000003-016 Rev. ASincoming frame(s) will be associated with. By default, untagged pac

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 4-17AIf the Ingress Rules are set to Enabled, the VLAN Membership and In

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfiguration4-18 D000003-016 Rev. ASNOTE:An EVIC contains both Ethernet and "virtual" ports.

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 4-19AIf the Ingress Rules are set to Enabled, the VLAN Membership and In

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis ViewerD000003-016 Rev. A 2-5AClick the mouse. The chassis view will be displayed.Figure 2-9 9240 Chassis Vie

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfiguration4-20 D000003-016 Rev. ASHost InstanceFor each instance that a host is connected to the same

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 4-21AVLAN SetupThis section describes the necessary procedures to config

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfiguration4-22 D000003-016 Rev. ASnetwork. In the example assume that external Ethernet port 2 is con

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 4-23Amust be restarted on the host at the other end of the virtPort. Res

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfiguration4-24 D000003-016 Rev. ASThe EVIC will know that traffic coming from eioc10 is on VLAN 10 an

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 4-25AThis field describes the aggregation where a port is currently loca

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfiguration4-26 D000003-016 Rev. ASPartner IDThis field is significant for only the ports having LACP

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 4-27A1. From Menu, select Configuration.2. Select Port Mirroring. The Po

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesStatistics4-28 D000003-016 Rev. ASStatisticsFigure 4-38 Statistics SubmenuThe Statistics submenu allows

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesStatisticsD000003-016 Rev. A 4-29A1. Select an EVIC port or from the Statistics submenu select IB Port S

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis Viewer2-6 D000003-016 Rev. ASClick the mouse. The leaf module view will be displayed.Figure 2-11 Leaf Module

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesStatistics4-30 D000003-016 Rev. ASIndicates the speed of the full duplex serial link. If the link width

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesStatisticsD000003-016 Rev. A 4-31AReceive Errors:Number of errors received on the port.Remote Physical E

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesStatistics4-32 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. From Menu, select Statistics.2. Select Port Configuration/Statistic

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesStatisticsD000003-016 Rev. A 4-33AOctets The total number of octets of data received on the network.Pkts

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesStatistics4-34 D000003-016 Rev. ASPkts64Octets The total number of packets (including bad packets) recei

D000003-016 Rev. A A-1A Troubleshooting and Technical ReferenceThis section describes troubleshooting scenarios and technical reference information f

A – Troubleshooting and Technical ReferenceHardware ChecksA-2 D000003-016 Rev. ASFanOOB Ethernet RJ45 PortLeaf Module IB PortsProblem FixRed LED is li

A – Troubleshooting and Technical ReferenceTroubleshooting ScenariosD000003-016 Rev. A A-3ATroubleshooting ScenariosInfiniBandThis section documents c

A – Troubleshooting and Technical ReferenceTroubleshooting ScenariosA-4 D000003-016 Rev. ASNotes

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis ViewerD000003-016 Rev. A 2-7ASpine Module ViewTo display the spine module view:1. Mouse over the spine module

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis Viewer2-8 D000003-016 Rev. ASComponent Details AreaThe Component Details Area for the chassis, spine and leaf

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis ViewerD000003-016 Rev. A 2-9AThe Leaf/VIO and Spine Information Area allows the user to view high-level infor

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis Viewer2-10 D000003-016 Rev. AS4. To save, click the Apply button at the bottom of the screen.Figure 2-20 Sys

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis ViewerD000003-016 Rev. A 2-11ARebooting Multiple Managed Spines using the CLI In a redundant management con

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2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis Viewer2-12 D000003-016 Rev. AS• Switch component LED information for chassis status, chassis SMA, fan and pow

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis ViewerD000003-016 Rev. A 2-13ANOTE: If the IB Node Description field has been changed since the last reboot o

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis Viewer2-14 D000003-016 Rev. ASRefresh ButtonRefreshes all fields in the Chassis FRU tab. Power Tab The Powe

2 – Operations and AdministrationChassis ViewerD000003-016 Rev. A 2-15A Manufacturing DateAdditionally, the user can modify the Description field, ad

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-16 D000003-016 Rev. ASConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesThe following secti

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-17AThe Set Level button allows the user to set log level co

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-18 D000003-016 Rev. ASThe following list describes each of the Log Level confi

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-19A• DEBUG4 – Messages that contain the packet dumps within

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-20 D000003-016 Rev. ASSyslog Tab Figure 2-30 Log System Configurator: Syslo

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-21A1. From the menu, select Logging.2. Click Logging.3. Cli

D000003-016 Rev A Page iiiTable of Contents1 IntroductionIntended Audience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-22 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. From the menu, select Maintenance.2. Click Firmware U

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-23Aband LAN). The LDAP server receives the request, passes

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-24 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. From the menu, select Maintenance.2. Click HTTP/CLI S

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-25A8. To change the HTTP Mode parameter, click on the dropd

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-26 D000003-016 Rev. ASTarget ConfigurationThe Target Configuration button disp

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-27ATo create a new target entry, use the following CLI comm

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-28 D000003-016 Rev. ASTarget Configuration Window Field Descriptions The fol

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-29A• Nonvolatile means that the value is saved, and remains

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-30 D000003-016 Rev. ASThis field determines whether or not the entry is saved

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-31A1. From the menu, select SNMP2. Click Filter Status. The

Page iv D000003-016 Rev ASConfiguration File Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-31Administer. . . . . . . . . .

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-32 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. Click SNMP2. Click Set Community Strings. The Set Com

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-33AAdministerThe Administer screen allows the user to set b

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-34 D000003-016 Rev. ASFollowing is a description of each mode option:DisabledF

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-35A3. Click Host Up/Download. The Configuration File Upload

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-36 D000003-016 Rev. ASTrap ControlThe Trap Control screen allows the user to s

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-37ACfgSrvGenErrorA general error has occurred.CfgSrvFileRes

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-38 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. From the Chassis menu, click Chassis Traps.2. Click T

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-39AicsChassisTrapSystemSwitchFailover This trap indicates t

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-40 D000003-016 Rev. ASicsChassisTrapPowerSupplyRemovedThis trap indicates that

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-41A1. From the Chassis View Port Statistics submenu, select

D000003-016 Rev A Page vAFCP Port Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-11FCP Device Discovery. . .

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-42 D000003-016 Rev. ASPhysical State:Indicates whether the internal connection

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-43AInfiniBand Statistics: Transmit 32 Bit Words:The numbe

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-44 D000003-016 Rev. ASExcessive Buffer Overrun:This error is detected when the

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-45AThe leaf port statistics window is displayed:Figure 2-64

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-46 D000003-016 Rev. ASFor information on the each IB port statistic field, ref

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-47ANOTE: For those fields with a “Percent of Max” time unit

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-48 D000003-016 Rev. ASportRecvErrThreshThe threshold for the number of errors

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-49A1. From the menu, click Time Service.2. Click Set System

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-50 D000003-016 Rev. AS3. To save, click on Apply.Figure 2-72 Time Service - M

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-51AFor most of the United States, Daylight Saving Time in t

Page vi D000003-016 Rev ASStatistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-28Infin

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring Features2-52 D000003-016 Rev. ASConfiguring the Switch Default Gateway IP AddressThe Set

2 – Operations and AdministrationConfiguration and Monitoring FeaturesD000003-016 Rev. A 2-53AAutomatically starting the Fabric ManagerTo enable the F

2 – Operations and AdministrationSpine View Menu2-54 D000003-016 Rev. ASSpine View MenuFor information on accessing the Spine View, refer to “Spine Mo

2 – Operations and AdministrationSpine View MenuD000003-016 Rev. A 2-55AViewing the LogNOTE: Each management spine maintains a separate log.The View L

2 – Operations and AdministrationSpine View Menu2-56 D000003-016 Rev. ASPurging the LogThe Purge Log button purges the RAM, clearing the log file(s).F

2 – Operations and AdministrationSpine View MenuD000003-016 Rev. A 2-57A1. From the menu, select Maintenance.2. Click Select Boot Image. The Boot Imag

2 – Operations and AdministrationSpine View Menu2-58 D000003-016 Rev. ASFabric Manager ControlNOTE: This section assumes the user has purchased and ac

2 – Operations and AdministrationSpine View MenuD000003-016 Rev. A 2-59A4. To confirm that the Fabric Manager has started, click Refresh. Once the Fab

2 – Operations and AdministrationSpine View Menu2-60 D000003-016 Rev. ASLicense Keys; Key AdministrationThe License Key submenu allows the user to act

2 – Operations and AdministrationSpine View MenuD000003-016 Rev. A 2-61ADeleting a License Key1. Click on the License Keys submenu.Figure 2-95 Licens

D000003-016 Rev. A 1-11 IntroductionThis manual describes the configuration and administration tasks for the SilverStorm™ 9000 series, which includes:

2 – Operations and AdministrationSpine View Menu2-62 D000003-016 Rev. AS

D000003-016 Rev. A 3-13 FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesThe following section provides detailed, task-oriented descriptions for configuring

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLogging3-2 D000003-016 Rev. ASLoggingThe Logging submenu allows the user to view, set levels, reset leve

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLoggingD000003-016 Rev. A 3-3ATo view the message log:1. From the menu, select Logging.2. Click View Log

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLogging3-4 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. From the menu, select Logging.2. From Logging, select Set Level. The Lo

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLoggingD000003-016 Rev. A 3-5A• DUMP – Dump: Indicates that a problem has caused the system to produce a

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLogging3-6 D000003-016 Rev. AS• DEBUG3 – Messages that describe the I/O flow. • DEBUG4 – Messages that c

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLoggingD000003-016 Rev. A 3-7AReset Log LevelsThe Reset Levels button resets the logging levels to their

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesLogging3-8 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. From the menu, click Logging.2. Click Purge Log. The Purge Log confirma

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesMaintenanceD000003-016 Rev. A 3-9AMaintenanceSelect Boot ImageThe Select Boot Image button allows the us

1 – IntroductionTechnical Support1-2 D000003-016 Rev. ASTechnical SupportCustomers should contact their authorized maintenance provider for technical

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesMaintenance3-10 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. Click on a radio button of the new boot image.2. Click Apply.

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-11AFibre Channel ConfigurationFigure 3-16 Fibre Channel

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-12 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. In the main status and navigation area, click on a

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-13Aa. Private Loop if a port is connected to a storage d

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-14 D000003-016 Rev. AS3. Click on FCP Device Discovery. The Fibre Channel T

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-15A5. Click on Configure. For each discovered device, en

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-16 D000003-016 Rev. ASSRP Initiator Discovery and ConfigurationThe SRP Init

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-17ANOTE: Before using this screen to discover hosts, the

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-18 D000003-016 Rev. AS4. Click Start. All discovered hosts are displayed in

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-19AIn addition to using the method above, the user can c

D000003-016 Rev. A 2-12 Operations and AdministrationChassis ViewerChassis Viewer is SilverStorm™ browser-based device management software. Chassis Vi

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-20 D000003-016 Rev. AS1. In the Discovered Hosts table, click the Click to

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-21ASRP Map ConfigurationThe SRP Map Configuration screen

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-22 D000003-016 Rev. ASNOTE:The number in green box of the Name column repre

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-23A7. Click Next. Step 2 of the Map Configuration Wizard

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-24 D000003-016 Rev. AS4. Select the mapping to be deleted. The Initiator an

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-25A6. Once the Entry Status changes to Inactive, click o

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-26 D000003-016 Rev. ASFibre Channel Virtual Port ConfigurationThe Fibre Cha

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-27ANOTE:The Virtual Port Key can be found on a label att

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel Configuration3-28 D000003-016 Rev. ASRemoving the Virtual Port PoolThe Remove Virtual Port

3 – FVIC Configuration and Monitoring FeaturesFibre Channel ConfigurationD000003-016 Rev. A 3-29AStatisticsFigure 3-50 Statistics SubmenuThe Statisti