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Changing password in CLI When users are prompted to change the password when logging into the Command Line Interface (CLI), they can enter the default password (password). This will be accepted, however at the next login they will again be required to change the password if it is still the default password. When users enter the default password when prompted to change the password, new Security Log entry 10203, Default Password Not Changed, is posted. Zoning enhancement to reduce fabric congestion In Homogeneous Fabric mode, an enhancement was added to reduce unnecessary fabric congestion when performing fabric-wide zoning operations that impact the Default Zone. This enhancement limits the number of members allowed in the Default Zone to 64. When the firmware detects a zoning operation that would cause the member count in the Default Zone to exceed 64 (such as deactivating an active zone set that has more than 64 members), the operation is aborted and the user interface (HAFM 8.6 or EWS) displays the following message: Zoning request denied: Operation will cause the Default Zone to exceed its limit of 64 members. NOTE: This limit is disabled when the switch parameter Suppress Zoning RSCNs on Zone set activations check box is enabled. Issue concerning HAFM remote client access to the HAFM appliance with dual LAN configuration When using a single public LAN connection at the HAFM appliance for all Ethernet communications, the single LAN connection operates correctly for the following functions: • Directors and edge switches that the HAFM appliance manages • Computers seeking remote client access to the HAFM appliance • SAN management applications such as HP OpenView SAN Area Manager When using two LAN connections (public and private) at the HAFM appliance, Microsoft Windows and HAFM determine the following: • Which LAN is to be the private LAN for communication between the HAFM appliance, and the directors and edge switches that the HAFM appliance manages? • Which LAN is to be the public LAN for communication between the HAFM appliance and computers seeking remote client access to the HAFM appliance? HA-Fabric Manager release notes 21

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Changing password in CLI
When users are prompted to change the password when logging into the Command Line
Interface (CLI), they can enter the default password (password). This will be accepted,
however at the next login they will again be required to change the password if it is
still the default password.
When users enter the default password when prompted to change the password, new
Security Log entry 10203, Default Password Not Changed
, is posted.
Zoning enhancement to reduce fabric congestion
In Homogeneous Fabric mode, an enhancement was added to reduce unnecessary
fabric congestion when performing fabric-wide zoning operations that impact the Default
Zone. This enhancement limits the number of members allowed in the Default Zone to
64. When the
fi
rmware detects a zoning operation that would cause the member count
in the Default Zone to exceed 64 (such as deactivating an active zone set that has more
than 64 members), the operation is aborted and the user interface (HAFM 8.6 or EWS)
displays the following message:
Zoning request denied:
Operation will
cause the Default Zone to exceed its limit of 64 members.
NOTE:
This limit is disabled when the switch parameter
Suppress Zoning RSCNs on Zone set
activations
check box is enabled.
Issue concerning HAFM remote client access to the HAFM appliance with
dual LAN con
fi
guration
When using a single public LAN connection at the HAFM appliance for all Ethernet
communications, the single LAN connection operates correctly for the following functions:
•
Directors and edge switches that the HAFM appliance manages
•
Computers seeking remote client access to the HAFM appliance
•
SAN management applications such as HP OpenView SAN Area Manager
When using two LAN connections (public and private) at the HAFM appliance, Microsoft
Windows and HAFM determine the following:
•
Which LAN is to be the private LAN for communication between the HAFM
appliance, and the directors and edge switches that the HAFM appliance
manages?
•
Which LAN is to be the public LAN for communication between the HAFM
appliance and computers seeking remote client access to the HAFM appliance?
HA-Fabric Manager release notes
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