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тАО10-11-2010 11:24 PM
тАО10-11-2010 11:24 PM
SAN Zoning on Cisco switches
Hello
I am very! new to SANs and could use a little help.
I have dual EVA 4400's with 8 CISCO MDS9000 fabric switches (4 each), I have a blade server that I need to present a vdisk to, but the host cannot be seen by one of the EVA's,
I figure this is a zonning issue since it can be seen by one of the EVA's but not the other. Can anyone explain or point me in the right direction on how I go about setting up a new zone for the host, I have access to the switches through Cisco Device manager but once logged on I do not have a clue how to proceed!
I am very! new to SANs and could use a little help.
I have dual EVA 4400's with 8 CISCO MDS9000 fabric switches (4 each), I have a blade server that I need to present a vdisk to, but the host cannot be seen by one of the EVA's,
I figure this is a zonning issue since it can be seen by one of the EVA's but not the other. Can anyone explain or point me in the right direction on how I go about setting up a new zone for the host, I have access to the switches through Cisco Device manager but once logged on I do not have a clue how to proceed!
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тАО10-11-2010 11:59 PM
тАО10-11-2010 11:59 PM
Re: SAN Zoning on Cisco switches
To understand the issue:
1> There are 2 EVA 4400
2> One Blade Server Host
3> The blade server host is not seen by the other EVA
Question: How did you confirm that it is a zoning issue ?
when presenting the Vdisk to host, the HBA WWN isn't visible in CV EVA ?
You may have to use Fabric manager to create a new Zone and activate the zoneset.
please see attached screenshots where I've created a zone called MSA_Zone in VSAN0001 and activated it.
1> There are 2 EVA 4400
2> One Blade Server Host
3> The blade server host is not seen by the other EVA
Question: How did you confirm that it is a zoning issue ?
when presenting the Vdisk to host, the HBA WWN isn't visible in CV EVA ?
You may have to use Fabric manager to create a new Zone and activate the zoneset.
please see attached screenshots where I've created a zone called MSA_Zone in VSAN0001 and activated it.
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тАО10-12-2010 10:21 PM
тАО10-12-2010 10:21 PM
Re: SAN Zoning on Cisco switches
Have you tried entering the missing WWN of the host's HBA in CommandView manually instead of choosing it out of the drop down box ?
I recently had the same issue (not in a Cisco SAN) and only saw the WWN of a server HBA in one half of the fabric but not the other half, so i only saw one WWN of a dual port HBA card of that host. After manually adding the missing WWN it all worked fine. I have no explanation for it, but if you try this, you can rule out if you really have a zoning issue or not.
Just a thought ...
HTH
Kris
I recently had the same issue (not in a Cisco SAN) and only saw the WWN of a server HBA in one half of the fabric but not the other half, so i only saw one WWN of a dual port HBA card of that host. After manually adding the missing WWN it all worked fine. I have no explanation for it, but if you try this, you can rule out if you really have a zoning issue or not.
Just a thought ...
HTH
Kris
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