HP StorageWorks 4000/6000/8000 .HP StorageWorks SAN Design Reference Guide, Pa - Page 19

Tables 1 Core-edge fabric topology types 44 2 Recommended core-edge fabric ISL ratios 44 3 Data access performance by SAN fabric topology 46 4 H-series switch and port topology maximums 47 5 B-series switch and port topology maximums 47 6 C-series switch and port topology maximums 48 7 M-series switch and port topology maximums 48 8 Fabric design data availability 57 9 Calculating for data availability levels 57 10 H-series switches ...84 11 H-series switches high-availability features 85 12 H-series switches servers, operating systems, and storage system support 87 13 H-series switches fabric rules 88 14 Supported switches in an H-series switch with TR remote fabric 89 15 H-series switch TR and remote B-series or C-series fabric rules 89 16 H-series switch zoning limits 90 17 Zoning enforcement for H-series switches 91 18 B-series Fibre Channel switches 96 19 B-series Fibre Channel switches and routers 97 20 B-series legacy Fibre Channel switches and routers (part I 98 21 B-series legacy HP Fibre Channel switches and routers (part II 99 22 B-series legacy HP and Compaq Fibre Channel switches 100 23 B-series Fibre Channel switch high-availability feature comparison 103 24 Using B-series Fibre Channel switches as core switches 104 25 Using B-series Fibre Channel switches as edge switches 105 26 B-series Fibre Channel switch operating system and storage system support 107 27 B-series Fibre Channel switch fabric rules 108 28 Database size rules for B-series Fibre Channel switches 110 29 B-series Encryption Switch fabric rules 111 30 1606 Extension SAN Switch and DC Dir Switch MP Extension Blade fabric rules .......... 112 31 Integrated Fibre Channel routing, 400 MP Router, and MP Router Blade fabric rules ...... 116 SAN Design Reference Guide 19