HP 316095-B21 - StorageWorks Edge Switch 2/24 Release Note - Page 22

Browse online or download pdf Release Note for Switch HP 316095-B21 - StorageWorks Edge Switch 2/24. HP 316095-B21 - StorageWorks Edge Switch 2/24 23 pages. Edge switch release notes
Also for HP 316095-B21 - StorageWorks Edge Switch 2/24: Update Manual (9 pages), Manual (41 pages), Manual (40 pages), Release Note (32 pages), Release Note (27 pages), Manual (26 pages), Release Note (27 pages), Release Note (25 pages), Installation Instructions Manual (24 pages), Release Note (23 pages), Release Note (22 pages), Release Note (23 pages), Release Note (19 pages), Release Note (19 pages), Release Note (18 pages), Instructions Manual (17 pages), Release Note (17 pages), Upgrade Instructions (16 pages), Instructions Manual (16 pages), Installation Instructions Manual (16 pages), Release Note (16 pages), Release Note (17 pages), Release Note (17 pages), Release Note (11 pages)

HP 316095-B21 - StorageWorks Edge Switch 2/24 Release Note
About this document
ISL disconnect causes NOS error with the OpenVMS operating systems
When an ISL connection is physically removed between directors or switches, the
Fibre Channel Adapter model FCA2354 transmits a Not Operational Sequence
(NOS) error. This is observed as an entry in the HAFM appliance Link Incident
log for the port in which the FCA2354 is attached. The director's Hardware View
also displays a yellow triangle icon over the port that detected this incident. The
fabric operation or data movement is not disrupted by these incidents, and you can
clear alerts from these incidences using the following procedure.
Workaround
Use these steps to clear the incident alerts.
1. At the HAFM Hardware View, click the port module to open the Port Card
2. Right-click on the port with the yellow triangle icon, and choose Clear Link
Support for speed Auto-Negotiate
Auto-negotiate is supported. However, HP recommends that the port speed for
E_Ports (for Interswitch Links, or ISLs) be set to a specific port speed (1Gb/sec or
2Gb/sec, as appropriate for the speed of the directors or edge switches being
connected) instead of to Negotiate. Using a specific port speed decreases the time
for a fabric build in response to some perturbation event in the fabric. Similarly,
setting a specific port speed for N_Ports also decreases fabric build time.
However, setting a specific port speed for N_Ports is not required.
There are a few older HBA devices that do not always succeed in logging in to a
switch port when the port speed is set for auto-negotiate.
Workaround
If an older HBA has difficulty logging into a switch port that has its port speed
configured as Negotiate, configure that port speed to 1Gb/sec or 2Gb/sec
according to the operation speed of the HBA connected to that port.
22
View.
Incident Alert(s).
HP StorageWorks Edge Switch release notes