ServerNet Cluster 6780 Operations Guide (G06.29+, H06.06+, J06.03+)

SCF Commands for the External ServerNet SAN

Manager Subsystem

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STATUS SWITCH, SWITCHPORTS Command

Example

Rsp Status Detail

is the specific condition of the connection. For a list of possible values, see

Response Status Detail Enumeration on page 5-53

Switch Type

is the type of switch as indicated by the switch model number. The

SWITCHPORTS option is valid only for 6780 switches.

Switch Zone

is the zone within the layered topology where the switch is located. Possible values

are 1, 2, or 3.

Switch Layer

is the layer within the switch zone. Possible values are 1, 2, 3, or 4.

CRU Slot

is the slot number of the switch PIC CRU that contains the ports shown in the

second column. CRUs in slots 2 and 3 contain the ports used for zone

connections. CRUs in slots 6 through 9 contain the ports used for node

connections. CRUs in slots 11 through 13 contain the ports used for layer

connections. For more details, see Table 5-3 on page 5-16.

CRU Port

is the port number on the switch CRU Slot shown in the first column.

Connects To

indicates where the CRU port should connect. The connection is to a specific

zone, node, or layer number.

If the router port status is en (enabled), this value indicates where the port is

actually connected. However, if the port is not enabled, use the STATUS SWITCH

$ZZSMN, router n command and check the neighbor information to determine

where the port is actually connected

Transceiver

describes the status of the transceiver in the specific CRU port. These four

columns contain status information for the transceiver:

indicates whether the transceiver is enabled. Possible values are en (enabled)

and DS (disabled).