FCoE Cookbook for HP Virtual Connect Version 4.20 Firmware Enhancements May 2014

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o priority-flow-control auto
Enable PFC for 802.1p priority 3 on the interface
o priority-flow-control no-drop dot1p 3
Configure the interface to trust the 802.1p priority carried in packets
o qos trust dot1p
# For ETS:
Enable byte-count Weighted Round Robin
o qos wrr byte-count
Assign 50% of the interface bandwidth to queue 1 (af1) for FCoE traffic
o qos wrr af1 group 1 byte-count 1
Assign the other 50% to queue 0 (be) for standard LAN traffic.
o qos wrr be group 1 byte-count 1
Assign all other queues to the SP group.
o qos wrr af2 group sp
o qos wrr af3 group sp
o qos wrr af4 group sp
o qos wrr ef group sp
o qos wrr cs6 group sp
o qos wrr cs7 group sp
 Make final settings on the link-aggregation interface connected to Virtual Connect Bay 1
o interface bridge-Aggregation 20
# Assign the interface to VLANs 200 and 300 (FCoE) and VLAN 1,10,20 (Ethernet traffic) as a trunk port
o port link-type trunk
o port trunk permit vlan 1 10 20 200 300
 Change the Ethernet ports to FC ports:
o interface range te 1/0/35 te 1/0/36
o port-type fc
 Configure the Fibre Channel interfaces connected to the Cisco MDS-A SAN switch:
o interface range fc1/0/35 fc1/0/36
o description NP Port connected to MDS-A
# Enable the NP mode on the vfc interface
o fc mode np
# Assign it to the FCoE VSANs as a trunk port
o port trunk vsan 200 300
o qos trust dot1p
 Create a virtual Fibre Channel interface for the first Blade server
o interface vfc 1
o description vfc for Server-1
# Bind the Bridge Aggregation to the MAC address of the first Blade server FCoE adapter 1
o bind interface Bridge-Aggregation20 mac 0017-a477-bc38
# Assign it to the FCoE 3PAR VSAN
o port trunk vsan 200