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Closing the Zone Admin Module, Zoning Views, To safely close the Zone Admin module

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9 Closing the Zone Admin Module It is very important to remember that any changes you make in the Zone Admin module are not saved automatically. It is recommended that you always close the Zone Admin module from the File menu, as described in the procedure below. Caution If you click the X in the upper-right corner of the Zone Admin module, the Zone Admin session is closed immediately, and any changes you made without saving are lost. To avoid potential loss of data, use the following procedure to close the Zone Admin module. In this procedure, the Zone Admin session displays a warning if you have unsaved changes when you are trying to close the Zone Admin module. To safely close the Zone Admin module 1. From the Zone Admin module, click File > Close. If any changes exist in the buffer that have not been saved, a warning dialog box displays, asking you to confirm that you want to close the Zone Admin session without saving the changes. 2. Click Yes to close without saving changes, or click No to go back to the Zone Admin module to save the changes as described in "Saving Local Zoning Changes" on page 9-7. Zoning Views You can choose how zoning elements are displayed in the Zone Admin module. The zoning view you select determines how members are displayed in the Member Selection List panel (see Figure 9-1). The views filter the fabric and device information displayed in the Member Selection List for the selected view, making it easier for you to create and modify zones, especially when creating "hard zones." Depending on the method you use to zone, certain tabs might or might not be available in the Zone Admin window. There are four views of defining members for zoning: • Mixed zoning-Displays the port area number, device WWNs, or QuickLoop AL_PAs, and is useful for creating a soft zone. • Port zoning-Displays port area numbers only, and is useful for creating a hard zone. • WWN zoning-Displays device WWNs only, and is useful for creating a hard zone. • AL_PA zoning-Displays QuickLoop AL_PAs only, and is useful for creating a soft zone. To select a zoning view 1. Launch the Zone Admin module as described on page 9-3. 2. Click View > Choose Fabric Resources View. 3. In the dialog box that appears, select one of the following: • Mixed Zoning • Port Zoning • WWN Zoning • AL_PA Zoning 9-8 Web Tools Administrator's Guide Publication Number: 53-0000194-01

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Web Tools Administrator’s Guide
Publication Number: 53-0000194-01
9
Closing the Zone Admin Module
It is very important to remember that any changes you make in the Zone Admin module are not saved
automatically. It is recommended that you always close the Zone Admin module from the
File
menu, as
described in the procedure below.
To safely close the Zone Admin module
1.
From the Zone Admin module, click
File
>
Close
.
If any changes exist in the buffer that have not been saved, a warning dialog box displays, asking
you to confirm that you want to close the Zone Admin session without saving the changes.
2.
Click
Yes
to close without saving changes, or click
No
to go back to the Zone Admin module to
save the changes as described in
“Saving Local Zoning Changes”
on page 9-7.
Zoning Views
You can choose how zoning elements are displayed in the Zone Admin module. The zoning view you
select determines how members are displayed in the Member Selection List panel (see
Figure 9-1
). The
views filter the fabric and device information displayed in the Member Selection List for the selected
view, making it easier for you to create and modify zones, especially when creating “hard zones.”
Depending on the method you use to zone, certain tabs might or might not be available in the Zone
Admin window.
There are four views of defining members for zoning:
Mixed zoning—Displays the port area number, device WWNs, or QuickLoop AL_PAs, and is
useful for creating a soft zone.
Port zoning—Displays port area numbers
only
, and is useful for creating a hard zone.
WWN zoning—Displays device WWNs
only
, and is useful for creating a hard zone.
AL_PA zoning—Displays QuickLoop AL_PAs only, and is useful for creating a soft zone.
To select a zoning view
1.
Launch the Zone Admin module as described on
page 9-3
.
2.
Click
View > Choose Fabric Resources View
.
3.
In the dialog box that appears, select one of the following:
Mixed Zoning
Port Zoning
WWN Zoning
AL_PA Zoning
Caution
If you click the
X
in the upper-right corner of the Zone Admin module, the Zone Admin session is closed
immediately, and any changes you made without saving are lost. To avoid potential loss of data, use the
following procedure to close the Zone Admin module. In this procedure, the Zone Admin session
displays a warning if you have unsaved changes when you are trying to close the Zone Admin module.