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Verifying the FCIP tunnel configuration

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Verifying the FCIP tunnel configuration 3 -v vlan_id The number used as the VLAN ID. This number is used in the IP frame to route the frame to a specific VLAN. -p control_L2Cos The layer 2 class of service used for control traffic. -P data_L2Cos The layer 2 class of service used for data traffic. -ike ike_number The IKE policy number to be used for this FCIP tunnel. -ipsec ipsec_number The IPsec policy number to be used for this FCIP tunnel. -key preshared_key The preshared key to be used during IKE authentication up to a maximum length of 32 bytes. It can be a double quoted string of alphanumeric characters. The range of valid values is 12 through 32 bytes. -bstr 0|1 Enables (1)/Disables (0) TCP Byte Streaming. Example of creating an FCIP tunnel The following example creates one end of a tunnel over ge0 between remote IP address 192.168.10.1 and local IP address 192.168.20.1 with a tunnel id of 0, over VLAN 100, with a layer 2 class of service of 3 for control traffic, and a layer 2 class of service of 7 for data traffic. portcfg fciptunnel 8/ge0 create 2 192.168.10.1 192.168.20.1 0 -v 100 -p 3 -P 7 Example of creating an FCIP tunnel with FastWrite and OSTP enabled switch:admin> portcfg fciptunnel ge1 create 1 192.168.1.2 192.168.1.201 0 -f -t !!!! WARNING !!!! The fastwrite and tape pipelining features are incompatible with multiple equal cost paths. Please ensure that there are no multiple equal cost paths in your fabric before continuing. Continue with operation (Y,y,N,n): [ n] Y Operation Succeeded Verifying the FCIP tunnel configuration After you have created local and remote FCIP configurations, it is recommended that you verify that the tunnel configuration operation succeeded using the portShow fcipTunnel command (be sure to specify the slot/port numbers and the tunnel IDs). 1. Connect to the switch and log in using an account assigned to the admin role. 2. Verify the FCIP tunnel using the portShow fciptunnel command. The command syntax is as follows. portShow fciptunnel [slot/][ge0|ge1 all|tunnel_id where: all Displays all FCIP tunnels. Fabric OS FCIP Administrator's Guide 63 53-1001766-01

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Verifying the FCIP tunnel configuration
3
-v
vlan_id
The number used as the VLAN ID. This number is used in the IP frame to
route the frame to a specific VLAN.
-p
control_L2Cos
The layer 2 class of service used for control traffic.
-P
data_L2Cos
The layer 2 class of service used for data traffic.
-ike
ike_number
The IKE policy number to be used for this FCIP tunnel.
-ipsec
ipsec_number
The IPsec policy number to be used for this FCIP tunnel.
-key
preshared_key
The preshared key to be used during IKE authentication up to a maximum
length of 32 bytes. It can be a double quoted string of alphanumeric
characters. The range of valid values is 12 through 32 bytes.
-bstr
0|1
Enables (1)/Disables (0) TCP Byte Streaming.
Example of creating an FCIP tunnel
The following example creates one end of a tunnel over ge0 between remote IP address
192.168.10.1 and local IP address 192.168.20.1 with a tunnel id of 0, over VLAN 100, with a
layer 2 class of service of 3 for control traffic, and a layer 2 class of service of 7 for data traffic.
portcfg fciptunnel 8/ge0 create 2 192.168.10.1 192.168.20.1 0 -v 100 -p 3 -P 7
Example of creating an FCIP tunnel with FastWrite and OSTP enabled
switch:admin> portcfg fciptunnel ge1 create 1 192.168.1.2 192.168.1.201 0 -f
-t
!!!! WARNING !!!!
The fastwrite and tape pipelining features are incompatible with multiple
equal cost paths. Please ensure that there are no multiple equal cost paths in
your fabric before continuing.
Continue with operation (Y,y,N,n): [ n] Y
Operation Succeeded
Verifying the FCIP tunnel configuration
After you have created local and remote FCIP configurations, it is recommended that you verify that
the tunnel configuration operation succeeded using the
portShow fcipTunnel
command (be sure to
specify the slot/port numbers and the tunnel IDs).
1.
Connect to the switch and log in using an account assigned to the admin role.
2.
Verify the FCIP tunnel using the
portShow fciptunnel
command. The command syntax is as
follows.
portShow fciptunnel
[
slot
/
][
ge0|ge1
all|tunnel_id
where:
all
Displays all FCIP tunnels.