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FIGURE 91 LSAN zone binding
After you set up LSAN zone binding, each FC router stores information about only those LSAN zones
that access its local edge fabrics. The following table shows what LSAN information is stored in each
FC router before and after LSAN zone binding is in effect.
LSAN information stored in FC routers, with and without LSAN zone binding TABLE 94
Without LSAN zone binding With LSAN zone binding
FC router 1 FC router 2 FC router 3 FC router 4 FC router 1 FC router 2 FC router 3 FC router 4
Using FC-FC Routing to Connect Fabrics
Fabric OS Administrators Guide 569
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- Fabric OS 1
- Contents 3
- 53-1003130-01 10
- Document conventions 19
- Notes, cautions, and warnings 20
- Brocade resources 21
- Document feedback 22
- About This Document 23
- Management server 26
- Platform services 26
- Management server database 27
- Adding a member to the ACL 28
- Topology discovery 30
- Enabling topology discovery 31
- Disabling topology discovery 31
- Device login 32
- Fabric login process 33
- Port login process 33
- Device recovery 34
- Fabric OS overview 37
- Telnet or SSH sessions 39
- Getting help on a command 40
- Password modification 45
- The switch Ethernet interface 46
- Supported devices 47
- Static Ethernet addresses 48
- DHCP activation 50
- Disabling DHCP for IPv4 51
- IPv6 autoconfiguration 52
- Date and time settings 53
- Setting the time zone 54
- Network time protocol 55
- Domain IDs 56
- Switch names 57
- Chassis names 58
- Fabric name 58
- Configuring the fabric name 59
- Disabling a switch 60
- Enabling a switch 60
- Disabling a chassis 60
- Switch and Backbone shutdown 61
- Basic connections 62
- Switch connection 64
- Core PID addressing mode 65
- 10-bit addressing (mode 0) 66
- WWN-based PID assignment 67
- Port Types 69
- Backbone port blades 70
- Setting port names 71
- Port identification by index 71
- Swapping port area IDs 72
- Enabling a port 73
- Disabling a port 74
- Port decommissioning 74
- Setting port speeds 76
- CP blades 81
- Core blades 82
- Enabling and disabling blades 83
- Blade swapping 84
- Swapping blades 86
- Disabling switches 87
- Power management 87
- Equipment status 88
- Verifying fabric connectivity 89
- Verifying device connectivity 89
- Audit log configuration 91
- Setting 2, Mixed precedence 94
- Forward error correction 95
- FEC Limitations 96
- Routing Traffic 99
- Inter-switch links 101
- Buffer credits 102
- Virtual channels 103
- Gateway links 104
- Routing policies 106
- Route selection 107
- Dynamic Load Sharing 108
- Frame order delivery 109
- Enabling Frame Viewer 110
- Lossless core 113
- Frame Redirection 115
- Viewing frame redirect zones 116
- Buffer credit management 117
- Fibre Channel data frames 119
- End of frame 4 bytes 32 bits 120
- Downgrade considerations 128
- Buffer credit recovery 129
- Credit loss 131
- Managing User Accounts 133
- Role-Based Access Control 134
- Management channel 135
- Managing user-defined roles 136
- Local database user accounts 137
- Creating an account 138
- Deleting an account 138
- Local account passwords 139
- Password policies 140
- Password strength policy 141
- Password history policy 142
- Password expiration policy 142
- Account lockout policy 143
- The boot PROM password 144
- Remote authentication 148
- Switch configuration 149
- Supported LDAP options 149
- Command options 150
- Fabric OS user accounts 151
- Windows 2000 IAS 152
- Linux FreeRADIUS server 153
- Setting up a RADIUS server 155
- Creating the user 156
- Enabling clients 156
- RSA RADIUS server 158
- Creating a user 161
- Creating a group 161
- Enabling group membership 163
- Assigning a user to a group 164
- Modifying an entry 165
- TACACS+ service 166
- The tac_plus.cfg file 167
- Configuring Protocols 173
- Secure Copy 175
- Secure Shell protocol 175
- SSH public key authentication 176
- Secure Sockets Layer protocol 178
- SSL configuration overview 179
- Obtaining certificates 180
- The browser 182
- SNMP Manager 184
- SNMP Agent 184
- Basic SNMP operation 185
- Understanding MIBs 185
- Access to MIB variables 186
- SNMP support 187
- HA traps 188
- SW traps 188
- FICON traps 189
- IF traps 189
- BD traps 189
- MAPS-TRAP 189
- Loading Brocade MIBs 190
- MIB loading order 191
- Support for IPv6 addressing 195
- Support for Virtual Fabrics 195
- Customized traps 196
- Configuring SNMP using CLI 196
- Configuring SNMPv3 user/traps 197
- Telnet protocol 204
- Listener applications 205
- Access defaults TABLE 37 206
- Port configuration 207
- Configuring Security Policies 209
- ACL policy management 210
- Displaying ACL policies 211
- Activating ACL policy changes 211
- Deleting an ACL policy 211
- FCS policies 213
- Creating an FCS policy 215
- FCS policy distribution 216
- DCC policy restrictions 217
- Creating a DCC policy 217
- Deleting a DCC policy 218
- SCC Policies 220
- Creating an SCC policy 221
- E_Port authentication 222
- Device authentication policy 224
- AUTH policy restrictions 225
- Authentication protocols 226
- Secret key pairs for DH-CHAP 227
- FCAP configuration overview 228
- Exporting the CSR for FCAP 229
- Importing CA for FCAP 229
- Starting FCAP authentication 230
- IP Filter policy 231
- Cloning an IP Filter policy 232
- Saving an IP Filter policy 232
- Deleting an IP Filter policy 233
- IP Filter policy rules 233
- Protocol 235
- Implicit filter rules 235
- IP Filter policy enforcement 236
- IP Filter policy distribution 237
- Policy database distribution 238
- Fabric-wide enforcement 241
- Management interface security 244
- Configuration examples 245
- IPsec protocols 246
- Security associations 247
- IPsec policies 248
- IKE policies 248
- Key management 249
- Pre-shared keys 249
- Security certificates 249
- Static Security Associations 249
- Creating the tunnel 250
- Configuration settings 255
- Configuration file format 256
- Configuration file backup 257
- Restrictions 258
- Restoring a configuration 260
- Security considerations 262
- Brocade configuration form 264
- Managing Virtual Fabrics 267
- Logical switch overview 268
- Logical fabric overview 274
- Base switch and extended ISLs 276
- Base fabric 278
- Logical ports 278
- Logical fabric formation 279
- Restrictions on XISLs 284
- Restrictions on moving ports 284
- Enabling Virtual Fabrics mode 285
- Deleting a logical switch 289
- Administering Advanced Zoning 297
- Zoning overview 298
- Approaches to zoning 299
- Zone objects 300
- Zone configurations 301
- Zoning enforcement 302
- Broadcast zones 303
- Zone aliases 306
- Adding members to an alias 307
- Deleting an alias 308
- Zone creation and maintenance 309
- Creating a zone 310
- Replacing zone members 312
- Deleting a zone 314
- Validating a zone 316
- Default zoning mode 319
- Zone database size 320
- Enabling a zone configuration 323
- Deleting a zone configuration 324
- Zone object maintenance 326
- Deleting a zone object 327
- Zone configuration management 328
- Security and zoning 329
- Zone merging 329
- Zone merging scenarios 331
- Concurrent zone transactions 338
- Example: 339
- Traffic Isolation Zoning 341
- TI zone failover 342
- Enhanced TI zones 346
- Fabric-Level TI zones 353
- General rules for TI zones 356
- Trunking with TI zones 358
- Creating a TI zone 363
- Modifying TI zones 366
- Deleting a TI zone 368
- Displaying TI zones 369
- Optimizing Fabric Behavior 375
- Ingress Rate Limiting 376
- License requirements for QoS 378
- QoS zones 381
- QoS on E_Ports 383
- QoS over FC routers 383
- Bottleneck Detection 389
- Types of bottlenecks 390
- How bottlenecks are reported 390
- Setting only a latency alert 396
- MAPS and bottleneck detection 404
- Enabling in-flight encryption 417
- Diagnostic Port 421
- Understanding D_Port 422
- Advantages of D_Port 423
- Supported topologies 426
- Topology 2: ICLs 427
- Topology 3: Access Gateways 428
- Topology 4: HBA to switch 429
- Pre-provisioning D_Ports 432
- BCU D_Port commands 433
- Using D_Port in dynamic mode 434
- NPIV overview 439
- Upgrade considerations 440
- Fixed addressing mode 440
- 10-bit addressing mode 440
- Configuring NPIV 441
- Enabling and disabling NPIV 442
- Base device logout 442
- Enabling base device logout 443
- Use cases and dependencies 444
- Fabric-Assigned PWWN 449
- Restrictions of FA-PWWN 454
- Admin Domain features 457
- Admin Domain access levels 458
- User-defined Admin Domains 458
- System-defined Admin Domains 458
- Home Admin Domains and login 460
- Admin Domain member types 461
- Admin Domains and switch WWNs 462
- CLI commands in an AD context 465
- Admin Domains and LSAN zones 469
- Creating an Admin Domain 472
- Activating an Admin Domain 474
- Deactivating an Admin Domain 475
- Renaming an Admin Domain 477
- Deleting an Admin Domain 477
- Inter-chassis Links 483
- License requirements for ICLs 484
- Mesh topology 487
- Core-edge topology 489
- Monitoring Fabric Performance 491
- Maximum number of EE monitors 493
- Adding EE monitors 494
- Deleting EE monitors 496
- Frame monitoring 497
- TABLE 89 499
- Top Talker monitors 501
- Trunk monitoring 507
- Performance data collection 508
- Managing Trunking Connections 509
- Masterless trunking 510
- Port groups for trunking 511
- Requirements for trunk groups 512
- Configuring trunk groups 513
- Enabling trunking 513
- Disabling trunking 514
- Trunk Area and Admin Domains 515
- EX_Port trunking 516
- Masterless EX_Port trunking 517
- F_Port trunking 518
- Disabling F_Port trunking 525
- Long-distance link modes 528
- Configuring an extended ISL 529
- FC-FC routing overview 533
- Proxy devices 539
- FC-FC routing topologies 540
- Phantom domains 540
- FC router authentication 543
- Setting up FC-FC routing 544
- Backbone fabric IDs 545
- Assigning backbone fabric IDs 546
- FCIP tunnel configuration 547
- Port cost considerations 553
- Configuring shortest IFL cost 556
- LSAN zone configuration 559
- Enforce tag 563
- How the Enforce tag works 564
- Speed tag 565
- Rules for LSAN tagging 566
- Configuring a Speed LSAN tag 567
- Removing an LSAN tag 567
- LSAN zone binding 568
- FIGURE 91 LSAN zone binding 569
- How LSAN zone binding works 570
- FC router matrix definition 571
- LSAN fabric matrix definition 571
- Setting up LSAN zone binding 571
- Proxy PID configuration 572
- Inter-fabric broadcast frames 573
- Resource monitoring 574
- Port Indexing 581
- Hexadecimal Conversion 585
- TACACS+ server 616
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