HP StorageWorks 2/24 FW 07.00.00/HAFM SW 08.06.00 McDATA Products in a SAN Env - Page 310

Index best practices cabling 3-20 configuration planning 6-1 connectivity 3-20 distance extension 4-55 FCP and FICON intermix 3-47 FICON cascading 3-55 multiswitch fabric topology 3-20 preventing ISL oversubscription 3-33 SAN routing 4-29 security 5-30 binding fabric 5-19 persistent 5-29 SANtegrity 5-19 switch 5-19 business continuance IP versus storage traffic 4-36 operational mode asynchronous data replication 4-38 synchronous data replication 4-38 requirements data priority 4-37 distance 4-37 recovery point objective 4-37 recovery time objective 4-37 transport technology dark fiber 4-39 IP 4-45 SONET/SDH 4-42 WDM 4-40 transport technology comparison 4-48 C cable routing Ethernet requirements 5-10 fiber-optic requirements 5-8 planning considerations 6-3 cabling 50/125 multimode 5-7 62.5/125 multimode 5-7 9/125 singlemode 5-7 best practices 3-20 Ethernet cable routing 5-10 fiber-optic cable routing 5-8 planning considerations 6-3 port requirements 5-2 call-home support description 1-31 telephone connection 6-12 CD-RW drive 2-13 checklist operational setup tasks 6-36 planning and hardware installation tasks 6-35 class of service Class 2 1-8 Class 3 1-8 Class F 1-8 clearances directors A-4 fabric switches A-4 Fabricenter cabinet A-8 SAN routers A-4 CNT WAN support feature 5-40 command line interface 2-26 configuration diagram 6-13 connectivity best practices 3-20 features 1-26 SAN router (logical) 4-12 SAN router (physical) 4-11 connector, LC duplex 5-7 consolidating iSCSI servers 4-60 iSCSI storage 4-61 SAN islands FlexPar technology 4-4 SAN routing 4-8 servers 3-12 tape devices 3-13 core-to-edge fabric description 3-16 illustration, 2-by-14 3-17 suitability 3-16 Tier 1 connections 3-17 Tier 2 connections 3-18 Tier 3 connections 3-18 CT authentication 5-17 I-2 McDATA Products in a SAN Environment - Planning Manual