HP 4400 HP B-series Fabric OS 6.4.1b Release Notes (5697-0886, March 2011-incl - Page 4
Dynamic Area Addressing support for the Default Switch in HP StorageWorks DC SAN, Basic Accept - troubleshooting
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• FCoE/CEE enhancements ◦ Support for IGMP snooping functionality on HP StorageWorks 2408 FCoE Converged Network Switch and DC SAN Director Switch 10/24 FCoE Blade • Bottleneck Detection enhancements ◦ Support for congestion detection on E, EX, and F-ports. This is in addition to the latency bottleneck detection feature introduced in Fabric OS 6.3. ◦ Support for bottleneck detection alerts through SNMP traps and RAS logs ◦ Support for switch-wide enablement of both latency and congestion bottleneck monitoring • Enhanced traffic isolation zones ◦ Support for common devices in multiple TI zones with failover disabled or failover enabled ◦ Allow devices in a failover disabled TI zone to communicate with local devices (devices attached to the same switch) that are not part of the same TI zone ◦ Ensure that Domain Controller connectivity between switches in a fabric are not affected by TI zone policies • Lossless DLS enhancements ◦ Support for Lossless DLS with DPS (Exchange based routing) ◦ Option to specify IOD (In Order Delivery) with port based and exchange based routing policies • Virtual Fabrics enhancements ◦ Dynamic Area Addressing support for the Default Switch in HP StorageWorks DC SAN Backbone and DC04 SAN Directors • Security enhancements ◦ Support FCAP authentication using third-party self signed certificates • Fabric Watch enhancements ◦ New non-menu-driven CLI Config to configure thresholds for Fabric Watch classes • RAS/Diagnostics/Troubleshooting Enhancements ◦ Frame monitoring: Ability to monitor individual frame types such as SCSI Reservation, Basic Accept, Basic Reject, SCSI READ, SCSI Write, etc. and configure thresholds via fmConfig and thConfig CLIs ◦ Super Ping: Enhancements to the FC ping functionality to provide more coverage of multiple data paths that exist between a source domain and destination device ◦ Rolling Reboot Detection (RRD): Ability to detect unexpected continuous reboot condition of switches 4