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01-26-2015 09:22 AM
01-26-2015 09:22 AM
Virtual Connect & VC-FC Uplink Ports Connection question
Bohus had a question regarding what information he was seeing for VC-FC connections:
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Hi Team,
I have encountered this finding: when looking at VC “show all * ” output, in the section “FABRIC INFORMATION” there is for each Fabric additional External Uplink Ports Info, including VC-FC port Uplink WWN and “Connected To” WWN, which I would expect should be the WWN of neighbour SAN switch where this uplink is physically connected.
Example:
External Uplink Ports
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ID Status Speed Port WWN Connected To
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enc0:4:1 OK 8Gb 20:11:00:11:0A:00:AD:59 10:00:00:05:33:EF:52:C6
When I compare wwn in the column “Connected To” with wwn of the switch where this uplink port is physically connected it does not match.
In the column “Connected To” I can see wwn of the Fabric Principal switch in that SAN Fabric.
Is it expected behaviour ?
Thanks for clarification.
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Input from Vincent:
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Yes, it is expected, extract from the VC User Guide:
Connected To: WWN of the principal switch on the SAN fabric that this port is connected to on the other end
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