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Configuring the Domain_ID offset, McDATA Fabric mode configuration restrictions

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14 McDATA Fabric mode configuration restrictions Following are the configurable domain ID offset modes: • Domain ID default mode (McDATA Legacy domain ID mode) - In this mode, a default offset of 0x60 (96) is used. The default mode is used when you enable IM2 or IM3 without specifying a Domain ID offset. In IM 2: You only need to enter a decimal number in the 1-31 range when configuring a Domain ID in default mode. In IM 3: The Domain ID is always in the range of 97-127, or 1-31 plus the default Domain ID Offset of 0x60 (96). For example, the Domain ID of 5 would be configured as 101 (101 - 96= 5). • Domain ID offset mode - In this mode, you can set the Domain ID Offset to any one of the following values: 0x00, 0x20, 0x40, 0x80, 0xA0, or 0xC0. Supported Domain ID ranges are: 1-31, 33-63, 65-95, 129-159, 161-191, 193-223. In IM 2: Once the domain ID offset is set, you only need to enter a decimal number in the 1-31 range when configuring a Domain ID in IM2. There is no need to derive the Domain ID by subtracting the offset. In IM 3: The Domain ID is always in the range of 1-31 plus the configured Domain ID Offset. For example, if the configured Domain ID Offset is 0x80 (128), the Domain ID of 5 must be configured as 133 (133 - 128 = 5). • 239 Domain_ID mode - Supports the full range of domain ID s and is available for interopmode 3 only. This mode is only supported on the Mi10k switch and is not supported on any of the EOSc switches. To enable 239 Domain ID Mode, specify a domain ID offset of 0xFF; then choose any Domain ID in the 1-239 range. Configuring the Domain_ID offset Only the offset is configured using the interopMode command. The actual domain id is configured using the configure command. The offset itself is always entered in hexadecimal and displayed in hexadecimal in switch show. For instructions to convert decimal numbers to hexadecimal, refer to Appendix E, "Hexadecimal". 1. Connect to the switch and log in using an account assigned to the admin role. 2. Enter the interopmode --enable command for your interop mode. 3. Choose the domain ID offset for your fabric. ATTENTION The switch automatically sets itself online once the domain ID offset has been changed. 4. Once the domain ID offset is set, go to the configure command to set the domain ID, if applicable. For more information on configuring the domain ID refer to Chapter 1, "Performing Basic Configuration Tasks". McDATA Fabric mode configuration restrictions The following restrictions apply to McDATA Fabric mode (interopmode 2) configurations: • A maximum of 2048 devices can be logged in to the fabric. • A maximum of 31 switches or domain IDs can be defined. 294 Fabric OS Administrator's Guide 53-1001336-01

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Fabric OS Administrator’s Guide
53-1001336-01
McDATA Fabric mode configuration restrictions
14
Following are the configurable domain ID offset modes:
Domain ID default mode
(McDATA Legacy domain ID mode) — In this mode, a default offset of
0x60 (96) is used. The default mode is used when you enable IM2 or IM3 without specifying a
Domain ID offset.
In IM 2: You only need to enter a decimal number in the 1-31 range when configuring a
Domain ID in default mode.
In IM 3: The Domain ID is always in the range of 97-127, or 1-31 plus the default Domain ID
Offset of 0x60 (96). For example, the Domain ID of 5 would be configured as 101 (101 - 96=
5).
Domain ID offset mode
— In this mode, you can set the Domain ID Offset to any one of the
following values: 0x00, 0x20, 0x40, 0x80, 0xA0, or 0xC0. Supported Domain ID ranges are:
1-31, 33-63, 65-95, 129-159, 161-191, 193-223.
In IM 2: Once the domain ID offset is set, you only need to enter a decimal number in the 1-31
range when configuring a Domain ID in IM2. There is no need to derive the Domain ID by
subtracting the offset.
In IM 3: The Domain ID is always in the range of 1-31 plus the configured Domain ID Offset. For
example, if the configured Domain ID Offset is 0x80 (128), the Domain ID of 5 must be
configured as 133 (133 - 128 = 5).
239 Domain_ID mode —
Supports the full range of domain ID s and is available for
interopmode 3 only. This mode is only supported on the Mi10k switch and is not supported on
any of the EOSc switches. To enable 239 Domain ID Mode, specify a domain ID offset of 0xFF;
then choose any Domain ID in the 1-239 range.
Configuring the Domain_ID offset
Only the offset is configured using the
interopMode
command. The actual domain id is configured
using the
configure
command. The offset itself is always entered in hexadecimal and displayed in
hexadecimal in switch show. For instructions to convert decimal numbers to hexadecimal, refer to
Appendix E, “Hexadecimal”
.
1.
Connect to the switch and log in using an account assigned to the admin role.
2.
Enter the
interopmode
--
enable
command for your interop mode.
3.
Choose the domain ID offset for your fabric.
ATTENTION
The switch automatically sets itself online once the domain ID offset has been changed.
4.
Once the domain ID offset is set, go to the configure command to set the domain ID, if
applicable. For more information on configuring the domain ID refer to
Chapter 1, “Performing
Basic Configuration Tasks”
.
McDATA Fabric mode configuration restrictions
The following restrictions apply to McDATA Fabric mode (interopmode 2) configurations:
A maximum of 2048 devices can be logged in to the fabric.
A maximum of 31 switches or domain IDs can be defined.