HP StorageWorks B-series Data Center Fabric Manager Professional 10.1.x Release Notes (5697-0804 July 2009 - includes all 10.1.x versions)

Tunnel ports shown instead of GigE ports

In the topology view, tunnel ports are shown instead of Gigabit Ethernet ports.

Deleting Logical Switches with GigE ports causes errors

When deleting a Logical Switch that has Gigabit Ethernet ports without first moving the GigE ports

to the default Logical Switch, an error message may be displayed and the delete fails.

Blank graph displayed for FCIP tunnels

When FCIP tunnels are selected from the Picker dialog in the Historical Graph, the tunnels will initially

appear as blank until the Apply button in the dialog is clicked.

Domain port index and port WWNs unavailable in Add Member dialog

The port index and port WWNs are grayed out when using the Add Member dialog. The port index

can still be selected by choosing the appropriate devices in the device tree and then moving them to

the right.

Event-based file actions fail

DCFM event actions fails to run scripts on Windows remote-mounted filesystems.

EX_Port disabled when configuring Routing Domain IDs

After selecting an edge fabric and launching the routing domain IDs dialog, if you select all of the

front domains and Xlate domains and then add appropriate domain IDs, clicking OK disables the

EX_Ports with the following message:

EX_PORT ISOLATE

Incorrect title of Top Talkers dialog

When the Top Talkers dialog is selected, the title incorrectly displays as “Realtime Port Selector.”

WWNs not shown in Fabric Binding dialog

After two FOS fabrics in interop mode 0 are merged, the member's WWN is missing and the Fabric

Binding Status is listed as Unknown in the Fabric Binding dialog.

SNMP trap registration

If the discovery status displays the message Not registered for SNMP Trap, manually add

the server IP entry in the SNMP trap registration table from the switch CLI using the following command:

snmpconfig --set snmpv3

FCIP/GigE Performance Graphs

If there are no FCIP/GigE performance graphs shown for a switch, verify that the server IP address

is properly registered in the SNMP trap registration table. To verify the IP address, enter the CLI

command snmpconfig --show snmpv3 and verify that the SNMPv3 credentials exactly match

the SNMPv3 user that the DCFM server is registered with for traps.