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Configuring the switch88
Configuring ports procedure
To configure ports, use the following steps:
1. Select Configure > Ports. The Configure Ports dialog box appears.
Figure 27 Configure Ports dialog box (Edge Switch 2/32)
Ports are numbered from 0 through 24 for the Edge Switch 2/24 and 0 through 31 for the
Edge Switch 2/32.
2. Click a Name box and type a name that reflects the end device connected through the port.
For example, use XYZ Server, where XYZ is the brand name of the server.
3. Block or unblock operation for a port by clicking the check box in the Blocked column. When
a check mark displays, the port is blocked.
4. (Edge Switch 2/32 only.) Enable or disable extended distance buffering for the port by clicking
a check box in the 10-100 km column. When a check mark displays, extended distance
buffering is enabled.
5. If a switch supports BB Credit, the RX BB Credit column replaces the 10-100km column.
Use this to set minimum and maximum allowable port BB credit values as follows:
- HP StorageWorks 1
- Contents 3
- About this guide 11
- Rack stability 13
- HP technical support 13
- Helpful web sites 14
- 1 Element Manager overview 15
- Managing the edge switch 16
- Element manager description 17
- Element Manager overview18 18
- Using the Element Manager 19
- Opening the Element Manager 20
- Opening the Online Help 21
- Window layout and function 21
- Configure menu 22
- Element Manager overview24 24
- Logs menu 25
- Element Manager overview26 26
- Maintenance menu 27
- Help menu 28
- View tabs 29
- View panel 29
- Hardware View 30
- Switch menu 30
- Port menu 31
- Port List View 32
- Node List View 33
- Performance View 34
- Status bar 36
- Switch status symbols 37
- Feature keys 38
- What is backed up? 42
- Backing Up to a CD 43
- Restoring data from a CD 43
- Manual backup procedures 43
- Element Manager overview44 44
- Monitoring hardware operation 47
- Front view 48
- Rear View 49
- Displaying FRU Information 50
- Port properties parameters 51
- Displaying switch information 54
- Using menu options 55
- Port List Menu options 62
- Node List View Menu options 65
- Displaying node properties 65
- Performance View Menu options 67
- Bar graph display 67
- Port statistics 67
- Class 3 Statistics 68
- Error statistics 68
- Operational statistics 69
- Troubleshooting tips 70
- Button functions 70
- FRU List View 71
- Port operational states 73
- Link incident alerts 75
- Threshold alerts 76
- 3Configuring the switch 77
- Configuring identification 78
- Switch parameters 80
- Configuring fabric parameters 81
- Configuring the switch82 82
- Fabric Parameters 83
- Configuring switch binding 84
- Configuring ports 84
- Configuring ports parameters 85
- Configuring the switch86 86
- Configuring ports procedure 88
- Configuring the switch90 90
- Configuring the switch92 92
- Configuring the switch94 94
- Port address parameters 96
- Configuring port addresses 97
- Configuring the switch98 98
- Configuring the switch100 100
- Configuring Port Addresses 101
- Configuring an SNMP agent 102
- Configuring a feature key 104
- No Feature Key dialog box 106
- Configuring date and time 107
- Synchronizing date and time 108
- Configuring threshold alerts 109
- Creating new alerts 110
- Configuring the switch112 112
- Modifying alerts 114
- Configuring Open Trunking 115
- Configuring the switch116 116
- Enabling Embedded Web Server 117
- Enabling Telnet 117
- Configuring the switch118 118
- 4Using logs 119
- Log options and functions 120
- Saving a log file 121
- Expanding columns 121
- Sorting entries 121
- Audit log 122
- Event log 123
- Hardware log 125
- Link Incident log 126
- Threshold alert log 127
- Open Trunking log 127
- Security log 128
- Change button 130
- Using logs132 132
- 5 Using maintenance features 133
- Running port diagnostics 134
- Collecting maintenance data 135
- Executing an IPL 135
- Setting online state 136
- Managing firmware versions 137
- Enabling e-mail notification 137
- Backup procedure 138
- Restore Procedure 139
- Resetting configuration 140
- Using maintenance features142 142
- 6 Optional features 143
- Preferred Path 144
- Changing a preferred path 146
- Removing a preferred path 146
- Device A or B 148
- FICON Management Server 149
- Optional features150 150
- Germany/Austria 00273 0111 150
- Brazil 00275 0113 150
- Italy 00280 0118 150
- SANtegrity features 151
- Fabric binding 152
- Switch binding 153
- Optional features154 154
- Optional features156 156
- Enterprise Fabric Mode 157
- Open Trunking 158
- Optional features160 160
- Flexport 162
- HAFM Application messages 164
- Message Description Action 165
- Element Manager messages 176
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