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--- storage:brocade_cmd [2021/03/31 17:40]
manu
+++ storage:brocade_cmd [2025/05/15 11:38] (current)
manu [Virtual Fabric]
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 Download and install the new firmware (disruptive for most kind of switches):
 <cli prompt='>'>
-SAN32B_3_146:admin> firmwaredownload -p ftp
+SAN32B_3_146:admin> firmwaredownload -p sftp 10.64.210.103,ibm,/export/software/v4.3.0,password
-.64.210.103,ibm,/v4.3.0/release.plist,password
 Server IP: 10.64.210.103, Protocol IPv4
 Checking system settings for firmwaredownload...
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 </cli>
+==== FPGA upgrade ====
+The firmware download does not automatically update the FPGA firmware into the FPGA flash memory of the system. If an updated FPGA version is included in a Fabric OS firmware update, after the firmware download is completed, you must enter the fpgaupgrade command to update the FPGA firmware
+<cli prompt='>'>
+switch:admin> fpgaupgrade --latest
+Current          Latest
+-------------------------
+x05.05          0x06.06
+</cli>
+Upgrade FGPA to latest level
+<cli prompt='>'>
+switch:admin> fpgaupgrade
+This is a disruptive operation and will require a power-cycle after the completion of the operation.
+Do you want to continue (y/n) ?
+y
+Programming new FPGA, this may take a few minutes ...
+Device #1 IDCODE is 0310A0DD
+full-chip erasing Max 10 FPGA device(s) ...
+programming Max 10 FPGA CFM0 block at sector 5 ...
+...
+Exit code = 0... Success
+Programmed new FPGA successfully. Please power-cycle for it to take effect.
+</cli>
+If not success, do not reboot the SAN switch, correct first the error
+<cli prompt='>'>
+switch:admin> reboot
+</cli>
 ==== SSH keys import ====
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 <cli prompt='>'>
 switch:admin> zoneobjectrename "alias1","aliasold"
+</cli>
+==== Command to compare active zoning and defined ====
+Compare active and defined config
+<cli prompt='>'>
+san01:FID128:admin> cfgshow --transdiffsonly
+No change in configuration defined
+</cli>
+If you have specific zone you wish to check you can go with the command zone –validate {zone_name}, example output:
+<cli prompt='>'>
+switch> zone --validate Z_linux002_storage001_FA8fB
+Defined configuration:
+ zone:  Z_linux002_storage001_FA8fB
+                A_storage001_FA8fb; a_linux002_hba_a
+Effective configuration:
+ zone:  Z_linux002_storage001_FA8fB
+:00:09:72:08:28:55:3d
+:00:00:1b:32:8c:71:c6
+</cli>
+Count if a zone is available in active and defined config:
+  * 1 means, only available in one config
+<cli prompt='$'>
+$ ssh -l admin switch cfgshow | grep "zone" | sort | uniq -c
+admin@switch's password:
+  zone:  zone_storage3257_FA7bA_RTPUS
+  zone:  zone_storage3791_10aA_fdsa
+  zone:  zone_storage3791_10agfda
+  zone:  zone_storage3791_efs
+  zone:  zone_storage3791_vfda
+  zone:  zone_storage3791_grw
+  zone:  zone_storage3791_fdsbaa
+  zone:  zone_storage3791_vfaf
 </cli>
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 Check if the WWN, PID or alias is still connected or not into the whole fabric
 <cli prompt='>'>
-DCX01:FID128:admin> nodefind V7K5_C2_1
+DCX01:FID128:admin> nodefind 50:06:04:8a:d5:4f:23:10
 Remote:
     Type Pid    COS     PortName                NodeName
-    N    15f8c0;      3;50:05:07:68:11:11:11:97;50:05:07:68:11:00:11:97;
+    N    40a500;      3;50:06:04:8a:d5:4f:23:10;50:06:04:8a:d5:4f:23:10;
         FC4s: FCP
-        Fabric Port Name: 2e:70:00:27:11:11:8d:04
+        PortSymb: [38] "EMC SYMMETRIX 000000000001   "
-        Permanent Port Name: 50:05:07:68:11:11:11:97
+        NodeSymb: [38] "EMC SYMMETRIX 000000000001   "
+        Fabric Port Name: 20:02:00:05:1e:32:12:01
+        Permanent Port Name: 50:06:04:8a:d5:4f:23:10
         Device type: Physical Initiator+Target
-        Port Index: 368
+        Port Index: 165
-        Share Area: Yes
+        Share Area: No
         Device Shared in Other AD: No
         Redirect: No
         Partial: No
-    Aliases: V7K5_host1 V7K5_C2_1
+    Aliases: Symm0001_alias1
 DCX01:FID128:admin> nodefind V7K3_C2_4
 No device found
 </cli>
+Let’s analyze the output.
+    Remote means that this WWN is connected to another switch in the Fabric.
+a500 – is a 24bit (Core PID format) FC Address. I mentioned FC Addressing in Fibre Channel addressing entry if you wish to refresh the knowledge. But in few words – First 8 bits are Domain ID, another 8 bits are Area ID, and last 8 bits are Node ID – 00 or AP_PA, so:
+– this is the Domain ID
+        a5 – this is the Area ID – a5 hex = 165 dec. As you can see this is exactly – our Port Index.
+– this is the Node ID –  00, because to this port only one Node is connected directly / No NPIV. If this switch required shared area addressing (basically more than 255), the first 8 bit of Node ID would be "borrowed" as Area ID as well.
+    Port Index: 165 – is already given (as hex) in Core PID Address.
+<cli prompt='>'>
+switch01> fabricshow
+Switch ID   Worldwide Name           Enet IP Addr    FC IP Addr      Name
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------
+: fffc17 10:00:00:05:1e:13:1c:22 192.168.100.3  0.0.0.0        >"switch01"
+: fffc18 10:00:00:05:1e:13:6e:f2 192.168.100.3  0.0.0.0        "switch04"
+: fffc3e 10:00:00:05:1e:13:0a:13 192.168.75.1  0.0.0.0         "switch02"
+: fffc40 10:00:00:05:1e:55:63:3d 192.168.100.3  0.0.0.0        "switch05"
+: fffc65 10:00:00:05:1e:55:33:11 192.168.75.2  0.0.0.0         "switch06"
+: fffc69 10:00:00:05:1e:32:64:01 192.168.117.1 0.0.0.0         "switch07"
 </cli>
+Above we see the output of our Fabric. What interests us is the ID of the Switch. FFFCxx is the Address of the Domain Controller – xx represents the Domain ID. This is considered as the name/ID of the switch. And there it is – our Switch with Domain_ID=40 is switch05.
 <cli prompt='>'>
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 Assign a port to a virtual fabric (port will be disabled for this operation)
   lscfg --config 99 -port 5
+FIXME To use fosexec, you have to allow it into **configure** to authorize **Remote fosexec feature**
 Start a command under a specific fabric ID (FID)FID can be all
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 Change activation licensed ports (Port on demand)
-<cli prompt='#'>
+<cli prompt='>'>
 sansw1:FID128:admin> switchshow
 switchName:     sansw1
@@ Line 1224: / Line 1315: @@
 </cli>
-<cli prompt='#'>
+<cli prompt='>'>
 sansw1:FID128:admin> licenseshow
 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
@@ Line 1231: / Line 1322: @@
 </cli>
-<cli prompt='#'>
+<cli prompt='>'>
 sansw1:FID128:admin> licenseport --show
 SFP-based ports are available in this switch
@@ Line 1261: / Line 1352: @@
 Enable license (reserve) to a port or range 0-2
-<cli prompt='#'>
+<cli prompt='>'>
 sansw1:FID128:admin> licenseport --reserve 0-2
 </cli>

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