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Modifying or Deleting Configuration File
The following describes modification or deletion of configuration already created..
After modification by using a relevant command, confirm that the
modification is done normally by using the "zoneshow" command.
1. Add a zone to zone configuration
Use the "cfgadd" command.
Using the "cfgadd" command allows a zone to be added to zone configuration.
Format of "cfgadd" command
cfgadd "cfgName" , "member" <enter>
(1) (2)
(1) cfgName:
Specify a zone configuration name with it enclosed with double quotation marks (").
(2) member:
Specify a zone name to be added with it enclosed with double quotation marks (").
2. Delete a zone from zone configuration
Use the "cfgremove" command.
Using the "cfgremove" command allows a zone to be deleted from zone configuration.
Format of "cfgremove" command
cfgremove "cfgName" , "member" <enter>
(1) (2)
(1) cfgName:
Specify a zone configuration with it enclosed with double quotation marks (").
(2) member:
Specify the zone name to be deleted with it enclosed with double quotation marks (").
3. Delete a configuration file created already
Use the "cfgdelete" command.
Using the "cfgdelete" command allows specified zone configuration to be deleted.
Format of "cfgdelete" command
cfgdelete "cfgName" <enter>
(1)
(1) cfgName:
Specify a zone configuration with it enclosed with double quotation marks (").
4. Delete all zoning information
Using the "cfgclear" command allows all zoning information to be deleted.
Using the "cfgclear" command allows zone configuration to be deleted.
Format of "cfgclear" command
cfgclear <enter>
Before the "cfgclear" command can be executed, the zoning information
being enabled must be disabled by using the "cfgdisable" command. Zoning
information can be deleted by using the "cfgclear" command. However, the
zoning being enabled at execution of the "cfgclear" command is still effective
after the execution.