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Integrating Cisco Fabric Manager with Other Management Tools Chapter 2 Installing Cisco MDS NX-OS and Fabric Manager Send documentation comments to [email protected] Table 2-4 Fabric Manager Upgrade Path Using Update Installer Current Version 3.2(x) Upgrading To 3.3(1a) or above Upgrade Path 1. Upgrade to 3.3(x) or above by launching the update installer{java -Xmx512m -jar jar_file_name} and then follow the steps to upgrade Fabric Manager. 3.3(x) NX-OS 4.1(1b) Note Change the server port to 9099 if you are not upgrading from Release 3.2(2c). 1. Upgrade to 4.1(x) or above by launching the update installer {java -Xmx512m -jar jar_file_name} and then follow the steps to upgrade Fabric Manager. Note Change the server port to 9099 if you are not upgrading from Release 3.4(x). 1. The gateway upgrade needs to be performed as the HSQL database data cannot be migrated to the new database. Integrating Cisco Fabric Manager with Other Management Tools You can use Fabric Manager, Device Manager, and Performance Manager with these management tools: • Cisco Traffic Analyzer-Allows you to break down traffic by VSANs and protocols and to examine SCSI traffic at a logical unit number (LUN) level. • Cisco Protocol Analyzer-Enables you to examine actual sequences of Fibre Channel frames easily using the Fibre Channel and SCSI decoders Cisco developed for Ethereal. • Cisco Port Analyzer Adapter 2-Encapsulates SPAN traffic (both Fibre Channel control and data plane traffic) in an Ethernet header for transport to a Windows PC or workstation for analysis. Both the Cisco Traffic Analyzer and Cisco Protocol Analyzer require the PAA to transport MDS SPAN traffic to a Windows PC or workstation. For more information on these tools and how they work together with the Cisco Fabric Manager management applications, see Chapter 66, "Troubleshooting Your Fabric." Running Fabric Manager Behind a Firewall For Windows PCs running Fabric Manager, Device Manager, and Performance Manager behind a firewall, certain ports need to be available. By default, Fabric Manager Client and Device Manager use the first available UDP port for sending and receiving SNMP responses. The UDP SNMP trap local ports are 1162 for Fabric Manager, and 1163 or 1164 for Device Manager. Fabric Manager Server also opens TCP RMI port 9099. In Fabric Manager Release 2.1(2) or later, you can select the UDP port that Fabric Manager Client or Device Manager uses for SNMP responses by uncommenting the following statement: 2-40 Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric Manager Configuration Guide OL-17256-03, Cisco MDS NX-OS Release 4.x