FW V05.01.00-24/HAFM SW V07.01.00-09 HAFM 1U Server SW V07.02.00-09 HP StorageWorks HA-Fabric Manager User Guide (AA-RS2CD-TE, September 2003)

Using the Fabrics View
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Hide Route
This option is only active if the tab’s view area is displaying a route between
nodes in the fabric. Click this option to remove the route from the display that was
enabled with the Show Route menu option.
Show Zone Members
Click to display the Show Zone Members dialog box. This dialog box displays a
tree of all products in the fabric in the left panel. Click an icon by a product to
expand the list of attached nodes. Select a node and the WWNs or nicknames (if
configured) of nodes that are members of the same zone as the selected node
display in the right panel. Refer to Chapter 6, for details on zoning and zoning
configuration.
Show View Port
Click the check box to display the View Port secondary window. Click inside the
window and move the mouse to adjust the view of the fabric in the tab’s view
area.
Clear the check box to remove the View Port window from the screen.
Show Fabric Tree
Select the check box to display the Fabric Tree on the left side of the Fabrics tab.
Clear the check box to remove the Fabric Tree from the left side of the Fabrics
tab.
Enterprise Fabric Mode
This option is only available if the SANtegrity feature is installed on each switch
in the fabric. Click to display the Enterprise Fabric Mode dialog box. Use this
dialog box to enable and disable Enterprise Fabric Mode. Enabling this mode
automatically enables SANtegrity fabric and switch binding, as well as the
rerouting delay, domain RSCNs, and insistent domain ID parameters for each
switch in the fabric. For details on using this option, refer to “Fabric Binding” on
page 183.
Fabric Binding
This option is only available if SANtegrity features are installed on each switch in
the fabric. Click to display the Fabric Binding dialog box. Use this dialog box to
enable and disable Fabric Binding and add switches and directors to the Fabric
Binding Membership List. Switches in this list are allowed to connect to the
fabric. For details on using this option, refer to “Fabric Binding” on page 183.