ATTO Technology V-Class Network Card User Manual


 
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Zones
Other operations
To disable a zone, type
ZoneState zone_name disabled
To clear the Planned Zone Configuration of all
entries, type
ZoneClear All
• Using
RestoreConfiguration default
or
RestoreConfiguration factory default
does not
affect the zoning configuration. To restore the
array to factory default, type
ZoneClearAll
ZoneCommit
Errors
Zone definition tables:
The Zone commands
manage entries in the Zone definition tables
which manage the overall zoning process.
Definition tables are indexed by unique keys
(zone_name). All definition tables are
repositories for their respective data and
participate in establishing the configuration by
executing the
ZoneCommit
command.
The integrity of these tables is essential to the data
integrity of the array. If the Zone definitions are
faulty problems can occur. Although Zone
command processing provides a level of
command and configuration validation, you must
be very careful managing configurations with any
zoning system.
Validation of the command line is performed
before the command is deemed acceptable to be
executed.
These descriptions are generalizations.
Configuration inaccuracies occurring before
application or operating system data is written to
the drives may have no impact on the array, but
results after an operating system or application
have written to the drives are unpredictable.
Incorrect Zone entries can include mis-
specification of resources to a zone.
Verify each command line is properly formed
(number of parameters, proper spelling of
keywords).
For commands defining entities, the name being
defined must not already be defined.
If you want to undefine an entity, the name being
undefined must already be defined. (A warning
displays if the name to be undefined doesn’t
exist.)
World wide port names are validated according
to basic format rules. Content verification of
WWPN occurs at runtime.
LUN must be in the range defined by the
JBOD/RAID<n> configuration.
Errors detected in the CLI command line are
described in Exhibit 5.9-1.
Errors detected while writing the Active Zone
Configuration result in an error message and no
change to the zoning configuration. The Active
configuration continues to match the persistent
configuration.
Errors detected while reading the Active Zone
Configuration result in an error message and the
zoning configuration remains unchanged.