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Editing a Stored Port Connectivity Configuration

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18 Editing a Stored Port Connectivity Configuration • Modify port names - To add or change the port name, click the Port Name field and type the name. - To clear all of the port names, click the Clear All Port Names checkbox. • Analyze zone conflicts Click Analyze Zone Conflicts to see if there are any problems between the PDCM and the currently enabled zone configuration. Any port connections that cannot communicate with each other due to a zone conflict are displayed with a red background. For example, if in the PDCM port n1 can talk to port n2 even though the ports are not in the same zone, a zone conflict exists and the background cells are shaded red. The Analyze Zone Conflicts tool analyzes only zones created by port zoning against the switch port zoning (not WWN). • Activate the current configuration a. Click Activate to activate the configuration that is currently displayed. A confirmation dialog displays. b. Check the Active=Saved Mode checkbox if you want to save the FICON CUP port connectivity configuration as an IPL file, in addition to activating the configuration. The next time the switch reboots, it loads the configuration from this IPL file. c. Click Yes to activate the displayed configuration. Click No to close the dialog without activating the configuration. • Click Refresh to receive up-to-date information • Click Save As to save the configuration as a file. The configuration name must consist of only upper-case letters, digits, hyphen, and underscore. If you use lower-case letters, they are converted to upper-case. • Click Cancel to close the dialog. Editing a Stored Port Connectivity Configuration This section describes how to view and edit stored port connectivity configurations. It also describes how to activate a stored port connectivity configuration. 18-4 Fabric Manager Administrator's Guide Publication Number: 53-1000196-01-HP

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18-4
Fabric Manager Administrator’s Guide
Publication Number: 53-1000196-01-HP
Editing a Stored Port Connectivity Configuration
18
Modify port names
-
To add or change the port name, click the Port Name field and type the name.
-
To clear all of the port names, click the
Clear All Port Names
checkbox.
Analyze zone conflicts
Click
Analyze Zone Conflicts
to see if there are any problems between the PDCM and the
currently enabled zone configuration.
Any
port connections that cannot communicate with
each other due to a zone conflict are displayed with a red background. For example, if in the
PDCM
port n1
can talk to
port n2
even though the ports are not in the same zone, a zone
conflict exists and the background cells are shaded red. The Analyze Zone Conflicts tool
analyzes only zones created by port zoning against the switch port zoning (not WWN).
Activate the current configuration
a.
Click
Activate
to activate the configuration that is currently displayed.
A confirmation dialog displays.
b.
Check the
Active=Saved Mode
checkbox if you want to save the FICON CUP port
connectivity configuration as an IPL file, in addition to activating the configuration. The
next time the switch reboots, it loads the configuration from this IPL file.
c.
Click
Yes
to activate the displayed configuration.
Click
No
to close the dialog without activating the configuration.
Click
Refresh
to receive up-to-date information
Click
Save As
to save the configuration as a file.
The configuration name must consist of only upper-case letters, digits, hyphen, and
underscore. If you use lower-case letters, they are converted to upper-case.
Click
Cancel
to close the dialog.
Editing a Stored Port Connectivity Configuration
This section describes how to view and edit stored port connectivity configurations. It also describes
how to activate a stored port connectivity configuration.