Division of zoon on IBM optical fiber switch

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I. zoon's meaning and division principles

???? The function of Zoon in an optical fiber storage switch is similar to that of an Ethernet switch VLAN. It is mainly used to divide multiple logical zones in a switch to prevent storage connections of different applications from initiating broadcast packets, improves the utilization of Optical Fiber switches.

???? In principle, zoon must have at least two nodes, which can be based on the vswitch port or the WWN Number of the Optical Fiber adapter (that is, the alias method ).

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Ii. RJ45-based Web

(1) configure a network access switch

???? Configure any IP address for the 10.77.77.77.0 CIDR Block, make sure that the console is installed with the Java environment, if you can not go to the Sun site, the next "jre-1_5_0_04-windows-i586-p.exe" or other versions can also, then connect the control machine to the RJ45 network port behind the switch. Ping 10.77.77.77.77 to test the connectivity. If you cannot enable the NIC on the console, use IE to connect to the switch Management page.

???? After Dividing Zoon, you need to set the switch working mode (no access under set default mode in the zooning actions menu) and save (save Config Only in the zooning actions menu, wait for a message indicating that the storage is successful)

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Iii. Serial Port or telnet-based Command Line

???? In the first step, change the IP address ipaddrset. After changing the IP address, you can change the domain ID by using Configure. before changing the IP address, switchdisables and switchenables.

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For example, whether it is port-based or wwname. If it is port-based, ask whether to create alias (whether to name storage, other switches, and hosts, and then divide the zoning by name. The port-based zoning is relatively simple, as shown in the following example:

Zoning

1. switchshow # list all ports and WWN

2. alicreate "<alias1>;" "wwn1"; # Set wwn1-alias1 and alias2.

3. zonecreate "<zone1>;" "alias1, alias2"; # Add alias1 and alias2 to zone1

4. Merge Add "<cfg1>;" "zone1, zone2"; # Add zone1 and zone2 to the cfg1 configuration.

5. Save # Save the Configuration

6. cfgenable "cfg1"; # activate the configuration

7. zoneshow # display all configured zones

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???? Create an alias instance and add the device name to the alias:

Alicreate "cx6001", "1, 0"

Alicreate "cx6002", "1, 1"

Alicreate "l180", "1, 2"

Alicreate "arc0", "1, 7"

Alicreate "sdb1", "1, 12"

Alicreate "sdb2", "1, 13"

Alicreate "ddm1", "1,14"

Alicreate "jms1", "1, 15"

Then create the name of the zone and the name of the included device (alicreate ):

Zonecreate "arc0_4"; "cx6001, cx6002, l180, arc0"

Zonecreate "sdb1_4"; "cx6001, cx6002, l180, sdb1"

Zonecreate "sdb2_4"; "cx6001, cx6002, l180, sdb2"

Zonecreate "ddm1_4"; "cx6001, cx6002, l180, ddm1"

Zonecreate "jms1_4"; "cx6001, cx6002, l180, jms1"

After that, create the cfg name and the included zone:

Export create "switch_cfg"; "arc0_4; sdb1_4; sdb2_4; ddm1_4; jms1_4"

Save the created CFG, use saved save, and use cfgenable to make the configuration take effect.

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After connecting the optical fiber, you can divide all ports or WWN numbers of all host Optical Fiber cards into one zone for normal use.

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Division of zoon on IBM optical fiber switch