HAFM upgrade required for firmware version 07.xx.xx
To upgrade to firmware 07.01.02-4, you must first upgrade the HAFM software to
07.01.00-9 minimum, if you are using the notebook HAFM server to manage the
director or edge switch. The HAFM software is contained on the HP StorageWorks
ha-fabric manager documentation and software CD (Part Number 516-000024-820).
An upgrade kit to HAFM 07.01.00-9 is also available, Part Number 320908-B22, for
owners of license for previous versions. This HAFM upgrade is also available on the
following HP web site:
If you are using the 1U rack-mount HAFM appliance to manage the director or edge
switch, the minimum HAFM version required is 07.02.00-9, which is the minimum version
installed. This HAFM software is contained on the HP StorageWorks ha-fabric manager
documentation and software CD (Part Number 516-000024-720).
The previous minimum versions of HAFM allow you to manage directors or edge
switches running 07.01.02-4 firmware, but to be able to use all the new features and
enhancements, you need to upgrade HAFM to 08.06.00, which runs only on the 1U
rack-mount HAFM appliance.
As an alternative, you can perform the firmware upgrade directly to the director or edge
switch using their EWS.
Please contact your local HP technical resource if you need to obtain a new HAFM
version.
Please contact your local HP technical resource to confirm compatibility with devices
in your SAN before upgrading to this firmware version.
For more information on upgrading software versions, refer to the HP StorageWorks
HA-Fabric Manager User Guide. The features of this software version are detailed in the
accompanying manuals listed in section
Zone FlexPar feature
Because zoning is managed on a fabric-wide basis, all switches and directors in the
fabric must maintain the same zoning configuration. This configuration is maintained
automatically through the Fibre Channel protocol.
To keep this information current, RSCN messages are sent through the fabric to inform
attached devices when zoning changes occur, when devices become available, or
when devices become unavailable. In the case where devices become available or
unavailable, RSCNs are sent only to the devices in the same zone. Zoning changes,
however, trigger RSCNs to be sent to all of the devices in the fabric. As fabrics grow
larger and larger, the quantity of RSCNs from zoning changes can create congestion
and disrupt devices, causing them to pause normal activity to determine the status of
the other devices. This can occur even if the new device is not zoned to talk to the
other devices in the fabric.
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Other director
documentation.
Director release notes
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