Brocade Fabric OS FCIP Administrator's Guide v7.1.0 (53-1002748-01, March 2013)

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If an FCIP tunnel fails with the “Disabled (Fabric ID Oversubscribed)” message, the solution is
to reconfigure the VEX_Port to the same Fabric ID as all of the other ports connecting to the
edge fabric.
Because of an IPsec RASLog limitation, you may not be able to determine an incorrect
configuration that causes an IPsec tunnel to not become active. This misconfiguration can
occur on either end of the tunnel. As a result, you must correctly match the encryption method,
authentication algorithm, and other configurations on each end of the tunnel.
Gathering additional information
The following commands should be executed and their data collected before the supportsave
command is run. A supportsave can take ten minutes or more to run, and some of the information
is time critical.
traceDump -n
portTrace --show all
portTrace --status
For issue specific to tunnel ports, run and collect the data from the following commands:
slotShow
portShow [slot number/]geport number
If possible, run and collect the data from the following commands:
portShow ipif all [slot number/]geport number
Displays IP interface configuration for each GbE port (IP address, gateway and MTU)
portShow arp all [slot number/]geport number
portShow iproute all [slot number/]geport number
portShow fciptunnel [slot number/]geport number [all | tunnel ID]
Displays complete configuration of one or all of the FCIP tunnels
portShow fciptunnel -all -perf
portShow fciptunnel all -c
portShow fciptunnel all --circuit --perf --summary
portShow fciptunnel all --circuit --perf --tcp --qos
portCmd [--ping |--traceroute |--perf]
Ping and traceroute utility
Performance to determine path characteristics between FCIP endpoints
And finally gather the data from the supportSave -n command.
Refer to the Fabric OS Administrator’s Guide or Fabric OS Command Reference Manual for
complete details on these commands.