Dell PowerVault 56F Dell PowerVault 56F 16-Port Fibre Channel Switch Inst - Page 86

switchName, switchType, switchState, switchRole, Principle, Subordinate, Disabled, switchDomain,

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switchName switchType switchState switchRole switchDomain switchID switchWwn Port Number GBIC type The switch name Model number and system board revision level; the model number is as follows: 1 = PowerVault 50F 2 = Reserved 3 = PowerVault 51F/56F The state of this switch: online, offline, testing or faulty There are three possibilities for switchRole including: Principle - The principal switch as defined in FC-SW Subordinate - This switch is enabled and is a subordinate switch Disabled - The switch is disabled The domain ID of this switch: 0 to 31 or 1 to 239 The domain ID of this switch's embedded port: hex fffc00 to fffc7f The WWN of this switch; the WWN is a unique identifier for each switch and is assigned by the manufacturer: a numbering scheme administrated globally ensures that this WWN is unique to each switch One line per port is printed after the switch summary; each line shows the port number: 0 to 15, the GBIC type, the port state and a comment field The GBIC type follows the port number; the five GBIC types include: -- - No GBIC present sw - Shortwave GBIC lw - Longwave GBIC cu - Copper GBIC id - Serial ID 4-30 Installation and Troubleshooting Guide

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Installation and Troubleshooting Guide
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switchName
The switch name
switchType
Model number and system board revision level; the model
number is as follows:
1
= PowerVault 50F
2
= Reserved
3
= PowerVault 51F/56F
switchState
The state of this switch: online, offline, testing or faulty
switchRole
There are three possibilities for
switchRole
including:
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Principle
The principal switch as defined in FC-SW
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Subordinate
This switch is enabled and is a subordi-
nate switch
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Disabled
The switch is disabled
switchDomain
The domain ID of this switch: 0 to 31 or 1 to 239
switchID
The domain ID of this switch's embedded port: hex fffc00 to
fffc7f
switchWwn
The WWN of this switch; the WWN is a unique identifier for
each switch and is assigned by the manufacturer: a numbering
scheme administrated globally ensures that this WWN is
unique to each switch
Port Number
One line per port is printed after the switch summary; each
line shows the port number: 0 to 15, the GBIC type, the port
state and a comment field
GBIC type
The GBIC type follows the port number; the five GBIC types
include:
--
No GBIC present
sw
Shortwave GBIC
lw
Longwave GBIC
cu
Copper GBIC
id
Serial ID