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11-12-2007 08:23 PM
11-12-2007 08:23 PM
Blades not seeing SAN
I've got a DL465 blade, with a QLogic Mezzanine card, and a Virtual Connect 4GB Fibre Channel module in a c7000 chasis. All of these are on the latest firmware.
In the server profile, the blade is connected to the virtual connect module.
The virtual connect module is connected to a McData 2Gb/s Fibre Channel switch (which then connects to an EMC Clariion) The McData switch has a zone configured to allow the port the V/C module is plugged into, to talk to the EMC.
I get a basic physical connection from the V/C module to the McData switch (Link lights, and the switch reports the port online in "F_Port" mode), however, the EMC & Server do not see each other.
Looking at the McData, the device it sees connected to the port has a WWN starting "20:00:00:15", whereas the Mezzanine card has a WWN starting "50:01:10:a0" I'm guessing that the McData is seeing the WWN of the V/C module, rather than the Mezzanine card..
Can anyone point me in a direction to get my blade talking to my SAN ?
Thanks,
GTG
In the server profile, the blade is connected to the virtual connect module.
The virtual connect module is connected to a McData 2Gb/s Fibre Channel switch (which then connects to an EMC Clariion) The McData switch has a zone configured to allow the port the V/C module is plugged into, to talk to the EMC.
I get a basic physical connection from the V/C module to the McData switch (Link lights, and the switch reports the port online in "F_Port" mode), however, the EMC & Server do not see each other.
Looking at the McData, the device it sees connected to the port has a WWN starting "20:00:00:15", whereas the Mezzanine card has a WWN starting "50:01:10:a0" I'm guessing that the McData is seeing the WWN of the V/C module, rather than the Mezzanine card..
Can anyone point me in a direction to get my blade talking to my SAN ?
Thanks,
GTG
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11-13-2007 12:26 AM
11-13-2007 12:26 AM
Re: Blades not seeing SAN
Do you have NPIV licensed and configured on your McData SAN switch? NPIV is a requirement when using VC-Fibre Channel.
That is the first thing that I would check.
Also, I assume your VC-Fibre Channel is at fw version 1.10.
What version of FOS are you running on the McData? The release notes are here (for some reason the link was down when I sent this) In the release notes there is a compatibility matrix for fibre channel:
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c01232325/c01232325.pdf
That is the first thing that I would check.
Also, I assume your VC-Fibre Channel is at fw version 1.10.
What version of FOS are you running on the McData? The release notes are here (for some reason the link was down when I sent this) In the release notes there is a compatibility matrix for fibre channel:
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c01232325/c01232325.pdf
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