HP 6125XLG R2306-HP 6125XLG Blade Switch FCoE Configuration Guide - Page 19

Configuring VFC interfaces and FIP, VFC interfaces and FIP configuration task list

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Configuring VFC interfaces and FIP VFC interfaces and FIP configuration task list Tasks at a glance (Required.) Configuring a VFC interface (Required.) Enabling FCoE for a VLAN and mapping a VSAN to the VLAN (Optional.) Configuring the FC-MAP value (Optional.) Configuring the FKA advertisement period value (Optional.) Configuring the FCF priority Configuring a VFC interface Step 1. Enter system view. 2. Create a VFC interface and enter its view. Command system-view interface vfc interface-number 3. Configure the VFC interface mode. fc mode { e | f | np } 4. Bind the VFC interface to the bind interface interface-type specified Ethernet interface. interface-number [ mac mac-address ] 5. Assign the VFC interface to the specified VSAN as a trunk port. port trunk vsan vsan-id 6. (Optional.) Configure a description for the VFC interface. description text Remarks N/A N/A By default, a VFC interface operates in F mode. • When an FCF switch operates in FCF mode, VFC interfaces support E and F modes. • When an FCF switch operates in NPV mode, FC interfaces support F and NP modes. By default, no Ethernet interface is bound to a VFC interface. The VFC interface sends and receives packets through the Ethernet interface bound to it. By default, a VFC interface is not assigned to any VSAN as a trunk port. You can assign a VFC interface to a nonexistent VSAN as a trunk port and then create the VSAN. By default, the description of an interface is Interface name Interface, for example, Vfc1 Interface. 13

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Configuring VFC interfaces and FIP
VFC interfaces and FIP configuration task list
Tasks at a glance
(Required.)
Configuring a VFC interface
(Required.)
Enabling FCoE for a VLAN and mapping a VSAN to the VLAN
(Optional.)
Configuring the FC-MAP value
(Optional.)
Configuring the FKA advertisement period value
(Optional.)
Configuring the FCF priority
Configuring a VFC interface
Step
Command
Remarks
1.
Enter system view.
system-view
N/A
2.
Create a VFC interface and
enter its view.
interface
vfc
interface-number
N/A
3.
Configure the VFC interface
mode.
fc mode
{
e
|
f
|
np
}
By default, a VFC interface operates
in F mode.
When an FCF switch operates in
FCF mode, VFC interfaces support
E and F modes.
When an FCF switch operates in
NPV mode, FC interfaces support
F and NP modes.
4.
Bind the VFC interface to the
specified Ethernet interface.
bind interface
interface-type
interface-number
[
mac
mac-address
]
By default, no Ethernet interface is
bound to a VFC interface.
The VFC interface sends and receives
packets through the Ethernet interface
bound to it.
5.
Assign the VFC interface to
the specified VSAN as a
trunk port.
port trunk vsan
vsan-id
By default, a VFC interface is not
assigned to any VSAN as a trunk
port.
You can assign a VFC interface to a
nonexistent VSAN as a trunk port and
then create the VSAN.
6.
(Optional.) Configure a
description for the VFC
interface.
description
text
By default, the description of an
interface is
Interface name
Interface,
for example, Vfc1 Interface.