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Fabric Assist Mode Telnet Commands Telnet Commands fazoneAdd Synopsis Availability Description Add a member to a Fabric Assist zone. fazoneAdd "fazoneName","fazoneMember; fazoneMember" admin This command adds one or more members to an existing Fabric Assist zone. fazoneName is the name of an existing Fabric Assist zone. fazoneMemberList is a semi-colon separated list of one or more: ■ Physical fabric port numbers ■ WWNs ■ Zone alias names ■ Exactly one Fabric Assist host member Note: This command does not change the defined configuration (which you can view using the cfgShow command) until the cfgSave command is issued. For the change to become effective, an appropriate Fabric Assist zone configuration must be enabled using the cfgEnable command. For the change to be preserved across switch reboots, it must be saved to non-volatile memory using the cfgSave command. Operands The following operands are required: "fazoneName" "fazoneMember" A name for the Fabric Assist zone in quotation marks. A list of Fabric Assist Zone members. The list must be enclosed in quotation marks, and each member must be separated by a semi-colon. Quickloop Fabric Assist User Guide 45

Section	Page
Quickloop Fabric Assist User Guide	1
Contents	3
About this Guide	5
1- Introducing QuickLoop	11
QuickLoop Overview	11
QuickLoop Basics	12
Address Translation	12
Combining QuickLoop and Zoning	13
2- Installing a QuickLoop	15
Installation Overview	15
Installing a QuickLoop Using Telnet	16
Installing a QuickLoop Using Web Tools	17
3- Using Quick Loop	19
Overview	19
Administering QuickLoop	20
Web Tools	20
Telnet Commands	20
QuickLoop Topology	21
QuickLoop Implementation	22
Terminology	22
N_port	22
NL_port	22
Dual-switch QuickLoop	23
QuickLoop Initialization	23
Pass 1: Sequential Looplet Initialization	24
Pass 2: Full Initialization	24
Sample Configurations	24
Configuration 1: Emulating a Hub	25
Figure 1: QuickLoop-enabled switch used as concentrator	25
Configuration 2: Dual-switch QuickLoop	26
Figure 2: QuickLoop configured as dual-switch	26
Configuration 3: Long Wave Laser Connection	27
Figure 3: QuickLoop configured as long-distance QuickLoop	27
Configuration 4: Mixed QuickLoop Mode and Fabric Mode	28
Figure 4: QuickLoop configuration in mixed mode	28
Table 1: Configuration Access Methods	29
Error Handling	29
Switch Level Errors	29
Port Level Errors	30
4- Using QuickLoop Fabric Assist Mode	31
Overview	31
Characteristics and Configuration Guidelines	32
Fault Isolation and Security	33
How Fabric Assist Mode Works	34
Zone Configuration Limits	34
LIP Propagation and Private Targets	35
Fabric Assist Mode Hosts and QuickLoop Zoning	35
Preferred Phantom AL_PA Assignment	36
AL_PA Assignment Rules	36
Figure 1: Example of preferred AL_PA process	38
Sample Fabric Assist Mode Zone Configurations	38
Configuration 1: Single Fabric Assist Mode Zone	38
Figure 2: Fabric Assist Mode Zone Configuration Example	39
Telnet Commands for Configuration 1	40
Configuration 2: Two Fabric Assist Mode Zones in a Fabric	40
Figure 3: Configuration with two Fabric Assist mode zones	41
Telnet Commands for Configuration 2	42
5- Fabric Assist Mode Telnet Commands	43
Overview	43
Table 1: Fabric Assist Mode Telnet Commands	44
Telnet Commands	45
Glossary	57
Index	75
A	75
B	75
C	75
D	75
E	75
F	75
H	75
I	75
L	76
M	76
N	76
P	76
Q	76
R	76
S	77
T	77
W	77