IBM 2109 Service Guide - Page 81
Installing through the IBM StorWatch Specialist, Using Extended Fabrics
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|| admin> licenseShow | | 1A1AaAaaaAAAA1a: | Release v2.2 | Web license | Zoning license | SES license | Fabric Watch license | QuickLoop license (optional) | | | If the 2109 extended fabrics license is not included in the list, or is incorrect, | continue with step 3. If it is correctly listed, the license is already installed. | 3. Type the following on the command line: | licenseAdd "key" | where "key" is the license key provided to you, surrounded by double quotes. | The license key is case sensitive and must be entered exactly as given. | 4. Verify the license was added by entering the following on the command line: | licenseShow | If the 2109 Extended Fabrics license is listed, the feature is installed and is | immediately available. If the license is not listed, repeat step 3. | Installing through the IBM StorWatch Specialist | 1. Launch the Web browser, type the switch name or IP address in the Location or | Address field, and press Enter. | The IBM StorWatch Specialist launches, displaying the Fabric View. | 2. Click the Admin button on the relevant switch panel. | The logon window is displayed. | 3. Enter a logon name and password with administrative privileges and press | Enter. | The Administration View is displayed. | 4. Select the License Admin tab, type the license key in the License Key: field, | and click Add License. | The 2109 Extended Fabrics feature is available as soon as the license key is | added. | Using Extended Fabrics | You can configure ports to support long distance links through Telnet or through the | IBM StorWatch Specialist. For information about using the IBM StorWatch Specialist | to configure ports, see the IBM StorWatch Specialist User's Guide. | This section provides the following information: | v Configuring extended fabrics. | v Accessing through the Telnet interface. | Configuring Extended Fabrics | To employ 2109 Extended Fabrics, each switch in the fabric must be configured to | support a long distance Extended Fabric. This consists of specifying the long | distance level for each port in the switch, and then specifying the same level for Chapter 6. Optional features 65