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Chapter 5 Configuring VSANs and Interfaces Creating VSANs Send documentation comments to [email protected] You see the Create VSAN dialog box. (See Figure 5-3.) Figure 5-3 Create VSAN Step 2 Complete the fields in the Create VSAN dialog box. • Select the switches that you wish to assign to the VSAN. For example, in Figure 5-3, switch_name is the switch selected to be assigned to a VSAN. • Select a VSAN ID for the VSAN. • Assign a name to the VSAN. For example, in Figure 5-3, VSAN_test is the assigned VSAN name. • Select the type of load balancing used on this VSAN. We recommend that, for this setup, you select the srcdst Ox-ld option, which is the default option. - srcdst-Use source and destination ID for path selection. - srcdst Ox-ld-Use source, destination, and exchange IDs. • Select the interoperability value configured for the local switch on this VSAN. We recommend that, for this setup, you select the default option. • Select the Admin State for the VSAN. We recommend that, for this setup, you select the active option, which is selected by default. • Check the Static Domain IDs check box to assign a persistent domain ID to the VSAN. For example, in Figure 5-3, the domain ID for the switch is 1; this ID is the domain ID assigned to the switch on VSAN_test. See Appendix C, "Configuring Static Domain IDs and Persistent FC IDs," for details. OL-7765-05 Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric Manager Quick Configuration Guide 5-3

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Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric Manager Quick Configuration Guide
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Chapter 5
Configuring VSANs and Interfaces
Creating VSANs
You see the Create VSAN dialog box. (See
Figure 5-3
.)
Figure 5-3
Create VSAN
Step 2
Complete the fields in the Create VSAN dialog box.
•
Select the switches that you wish to assign to the VSAN. For example, in
Figure 5-3
, switch_name
is the switch selected to be assigned to a VSAN.
•
Select a VSAN ID for the VSAN.
•
Assign a name to the VSAN. For example, in
Figure 5-3
, VSAN_test is the assigned VSAN name.
•
Select the type of load balancing used on this VSAN. We recommend that, for this setup, you select
the
srcdst Ox-ld
option, which is the default option.
–
srcdst
—Use source and destination ID for path selection.
–
srcdst Ox-ld
—Use source, destination, and exchange IDs.
•
Select the interoperability value configured for the local switch on this VSAN. We recommend that,
for this setup, you select the
default
option.
•
Select the Admin State for the VSAN. We recommend that, for this setup, you select the
active
option, which is selected by default.
•
Check the
Static Domain IDs
check box to assign a persistent domain ID to the VSAN. For
example, in
Figure 5-3
, the domain ID for the switch is 1; this ID is the domain ID assigned to the
switch on VSAN_test.
See
Appendix C, “Configuring Static Domain IDs and Persistent FC IDs,”
for details.