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тАО07-28-2010 01:11 AM
тАО07-28-2010 01:11 AM
Hello gurus,
I have an EVA4400 which I am connecting to a c7000 enclosure with BL680c servers running on Redhat Linux. I have four MDS9222i switches for two sites, which I have tried to configure but have been unsuccessful. I also have two HP Brocade switches which I configured on the same rack/storage and tested. These are easier for me and they worked fine since I'm able to assign EVA volumes to the servers. During the FC Virtual Connect configuration using the MDS switches the VC ports report the connections as 'unavailable' when I try to add a WWN port.
My office plans to buy 'SMARTnet' from Cisco for one switch but I would like to configure these switches myself. Could anyone point me to the right direction?
Rianui
I have an EVA4400 which I am connecting to a c7000 enclosure with BL680c servers running on Redhat Linux. I have four MDS9222i switches for two sites, which I have tried to configure but have been unsuccessful. I also have two HP Brocade switches which I configured on the same rack/storage and tested. These are easier for me and they worked fine since I'm able to assign EVA volumes to the servers. During the FC Virtual Connect configuration using the MDS switches the VC ports report the connections as 'unavailable' when I try to add a WWN port.
My office plans to buy 'SMARTnet' from Cisco for one switch but I would like to configure these switches myself. Could anyone point me to the right direction?
Rianui
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тАО07-28-2010 11:36 PM
тАО07-28-2010 11:36 PM
Solution
things you need to check
make sure the port are in the Same VSAN. if there not it will alway says unavailable.
make sure that NPIV is enable FC VC doesn't work without NPIV enable switch.
give more detais if possible upload the configuration
to do that open device manager----tool----admin -----save configuration
make sure the port are in the Same VSAN. if there not it will alway says unavailable.
make sure that NPIV is enable FC VC doesn't work without NPIV enable switch.
give more detais if possible upload the configuration
to do that open device manager----tool----admin -----save configuration
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тАО07-30-2010 10:06 AM
тАО07-30-2010 10:06 AM
Re: Cisco MDS 9222i Configuration
Hey Tossogue,
Thanks so much. I managed to see the WWNs logged in. My colleague in networking enabled NPIV and the guys logged in. Also, I was doing it wrong from the Virtual Connect configuration and so corrected this and it worked
Thanks a lot,
Rianui
Thanks so much. I managed to see the WWNs logged in. My colleague in networking enabled NPIV and the guys logged in. Also, I was doing it wrong from the Virtual Connect configuration and so corrected this and it worked
Thanks a lot,
Rianui
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