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68 Sun Storage Fibre Channel Switch 5802 QuickTools User Guide • September 2008
■ R_A_TOV (Resource Allocation Timeout) — the maximum time a frame could be
delayed and still be delivered. The default is 10000 milliseconds.
■ E_D_TOV (Error Detect Timeout) — the maximum round trip time that an
operation between two N_Ports could require. The default is 2000 milliseconds.
Note – Mismatched timeout values will disrupt the fabric. These should not be
changed unless absolutely necessary. The switch is temporarily placed offline to
change these values.
Managing System Services
The System Services dialog provides a central location for you to enable or disable
any of the external user services such as Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP), embedded web applet, command line interface, Network Time Protocol
(NTP), Common Interface Model (CIM), and Call Home. To display the System
Services dialog, open the Switch menu and select Services.
Note – System services requiring you to enter an IP address are dependant on the
settings of the IPv4 Network and IPv6 Network options in the Network Properties IP
dialog. If both options are disabled, all services except Management Server will be
disabled.
- Sun Storage 1
- Fibre Channel Switch 5802 1
- QuickTools User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents v 5
- Contents vii 7
- TABLE 4-6 Port Types 115 12
- TABLE 4-7 Port Speeds 116 12
- Typographic Conventions 14
- Related Documentation 14
- Third-Party Web Sites 15
- Sun Welcomes Your Comments 16
- Using QuickTools 17
- Opening QuickTools 18
- QuickTools User Interface 19
- Alerts Panel 20
- Fabric Tree 21
- Graphic Window 22
- Data Windows and Tabs 22
- Menu Bar 23
- Popup Menus 24
- Selecting Switches 25
- Selecting Ports 25
- FIGURE 1-5) the next time 26
- Using Online Help 27
- Viewing Software Version 28
- Exiting QuickTools 28
- Managing Fabrics 29
- Rediscovering a Fabric 30
- Replacing a Failed Switch 31
- Event Browser 33
- Events Browser 34
- Severity Levels 34
- Filtering the Event Browser 35
- Sorting the Event Browser 36
- Devices Data Window 37
- Devices Data Window Entries 38
- Chapter 2 Managing Fabrics 23 39
- Creating a Nickname 40
- Editing a Nickname 40
- Deleting a Nickname 41
- Exporting Nicknames to a File 41
- Active Zone Set Data Window 42
- Zoning Concepts 44
- Chapter 2 Managing Fabrics 29 45
- Zone Sets 46
- Zoning Database 46
- Managing the Zoning Database 47
- Editing the Zoning Database 48
- Chapter 2 Managing Fabrics 33 49
- TABLE 2-3 describes the 49
- Resolving Zoning 50
- Capture Active Zoning 51
- Restore Configured Zoning 51
- Capture Merged Zoning 51
- Merge Auto Save 52
- Default Zone 52
- Discard Inactive 52
- Chapter 2 Managing Fabrics 37 53
- Managing Zone Sets 54
- Creating a Zone Set 55
- Renaming a Zone Set 55
- Managing Zones 56
- Creating a Zone in a Zone Set 57
- Copying a Zone to a Zone Set 57
- Adding Zone Members 58
- Renaming a Zone 59
- Removing a Zone Member 59
- Managing Aliases 60
- Creating an Alias 61
- Adding a Member to an Alias 61
- Merging Fabrics and Zoning 62
- Zone Merge Failure Recovery 63
- Managing Switches 65
- Switch Data Window 66
- Switch Data Window Buttons 66
- Switch Data Window Entries 67
- Managing User Accounts 71
- Creating User Accounts 72
- Removing a User Account 73
- Modifying a User Account 75
- Paging a Switch 76
- NTP Client 76
- Resetting a Switch 77
- Switch Resets 78
- Configuring a Switch 79
- Domain ID and Domain ID Lock 80
- Symbolic Name 81
- Switch Administrative States 81
- Broadcast Support 82
- In-band Management 82
- Advanced Switch Properties 83
- Managing System Services 84
- System Services Dialog 85
- Configuring the Network 86
- Network IP Configuration 87
- TABLE 3-5 describes the 88
- IPv6 Configuration 89
- Parameter Description 89
- Network DNS Configuration 90
- Configuring SNMP 91
- SNMP Configuration 92
- SNMP Trap Configuration 93
- SNMP v3 Security 94
- SNMP v3 Manager Dialog 96
- SNMP v3 User Editor Dialog 96
- Archiving a Switch 97
- Restoring a Switch 98
- Testing a Switch 100
- Switch Diagnostics Dialog 101
- Configuration 102
- Setting Value 103
- Features License Key Dialog 104
- Downloading a Support File 105
- Installing Firmware 106
- Using Call Home 107
- Call Home Setup Dialog 108
- Call Home Setup Entries 108
- Entry Description 109
- Profile Dialog 112
- Switches 115
- Testing Call Home Profiles 117
- Change Over 117
- Managing Ports 119
- Port Information Data Window 120
- Chapter 4 Managing Ports 105 121
- TABLE 4-1 121
- Advanced Group 122
- Port Statistics Data Window 123
- Chapter 4 Managing Ports 109 125
- Viewing and Configuring Ports 127
- Port Properties Dialog 128
- Port Symbolic Name 129
- Port States 129
- Port Operational States 130
- Port Administrative States 130
- Port Types 131
- Port Speeds 132
- Port Transceiver Media Status 133
- I/O Stream Guard 133
- Device Scan 134
- Resetting a Port 135
- Testing Ports 135
- Port Diagnostics Dialog 136
- Chapter 4 Managing Ports 121 137
- Glossary 139
- Glossary 125 141
- Index 129 145
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