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01-27-2016 01:54 AM
01-27-2016 01:54 AM
Hello guys !
We are in middle of implementation of new C7000 enclosure along with SAN switch.
Storage operation team has some concerns and question around it, and we are stuck :( .
Usually, when they need to plug an access-gateway switch on a standard Brocade switch, they check that the switch is not configured in switch mode, but in access gateway mode in order to have NPIV. They also check that there is no domain ID overlapping.
We need to be sure that the switch is configured in NPIV mode, as they are not comfortable with the "HybrideMode" that is reported.(bold and underlined below)
HOSTNAME #> show config switch
Configuration Name: default
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Switch Configuration Information
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TransparentMode True
HybridMode Auto
AdminState Online
BroadcastEnabled True
InbandEnabled False
FdmiEnabled True
FdmiEntries 1000
DefaultDomainID 1 (0x1)
DomainIDLock False
SymbolicName VCFCMY55240007
PrincipalPriority 254
ConfigDescription Default Config
ConfigLastSavedBy xxxxxxxx
ConfigLastSavedOn Wed Jan 13 10:28:37 2016
===============================================
HOSTNAME #> show domains
Principal switch is (local): 10:00:74:46:a0:71:25:f8
Domain ID List:
Domain 1 (0x1 ) WWN = 10:00:74:46:a0:71:25:f8
================================================
HOSTNAME #> show fabric
Domain *1 (0x01)
WWN xxxxxxxxx
SymbolicName HOSTNAME
HostName
EthIPv4Address xxxxx
EthIPv6Address xxxxxx
* indicates principal switch
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02-29-2016 03:56 AM
02-29-2016 03:56 AM
SolutionSince no one responded in this, let me reply to my own question !
By default, HP VC SAN switch will act as Pass-Through to SAN Switch - no configuration is needed at C7000/HP VC end, and all configuration related to NPIV needs to be done at SAN Switch level.