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Displaying FC port properties (HBA)

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Collecting port data 3 • Fabric WWN • Fibre Channel map ID • FCoE forwarder writing or nonwriting mode • Maximum speed supported • Port operating topology • Authentication status, algorithm, group, and error status Displaying FCoE port properties To display the HCM FCoE Port Properties panel, use these steps. 1. Select an FCoE port in the device tree. 2. Click the Properties tab in the right pane. Displaying FC port properties (HBA) Use HCM vHBA Properties to display FC port properties for HBAs or Fabric Adapter ports configured in HBA mode. Properties include the following: • Port WWN • Node WWN • Path TOV (not displayed for Solaris systems) • Port log • I/O profile To display the HCM vHBA Port Properties panel, use these steps. 1. Select an FC port in the device tree. 2. Click the vHBA tab in the right pane. Displaying remote port properties Use the HCM Remote Port Properties panel to display properties that are associated with the remote port, such as WWN, node WWN, port name, Fibre Channel address, frame data field size, online or offline state, role (such as target or initiator), remote device information, QoS priority, QoS flow, and target ID. Display this properties panel using the following steps. 1. From the device tree, select a remote port. 2. Click the Remote Port Properties tab in the right panel. If it is a target port, two tabs display in the right pane: Properties and LUNs. Brocade Adapters Troubleshooting Guide 101 53-1002145-01

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Brocade Adapters Troubleshooting Guide
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53-1002145-01
Collecting port data
3
•
Fabric WWN
•
Fibre Channel map ID
•
FCoE forwarder writing or nonwriting mode
•
Maximum speed supported
•
Port operating topology
•
Authentication status, algorithm, group, and error status
Displaying FCoE port properties
To display the HCM
FCoE Port Properties
panel, use these steps.
1.
Select an FCoE port in the device tree.
2.
Click the
Properties
tab in the right pane.
Displaying FC port properties (HBA)
Use HCM
vHBA Properties
to display FC port properties for HBAs or Fabric Adapter ports configured
in HBA mode. Properties include the following:
•
Port WWN
•
Node WWN
•
Path TOV (not displayed for Solaris systems)
•
Port log
•
I/O profile
To display the HCM
vHBA Port Properties
panel, use these steps.
1.
Select an FC port in the device tree.
2.
Click the
vHBA
tab in the right pane.
Displaying remote port properties
Use the HCM
Remote Port Properties
panel to display properties that are associated with the
remote port, such as WWN, node WWN, port name, Fibre Channel address, frame data field size,
online or offline state, role (such as target or initiator), remote device information, QoS priority, QoS
flow, and target ID. Display this properties panel using the following steps.
1.
From the device tree, select a remote port.
2.
Click the
Remote Port Properties
tab in the right panel.
If it is a target port, two tabs display in the right pane:
Properties
and
LUNs
.