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August 19th, 2008 13:00

Port Counts Wrong on i10K

Has anyone seen this issue, on my 5.2 SP4 ECC I have i10K switches reporting as 244 Ports, on my new 6.0 ECC Infrastructure the exact same switches report as 256 Ports ? Is there a known bug in 6.0 that is causing the difference in Port Count ?

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August 19th, 2008 23:00

Hi Verizon,

Do you have i10k with Partitions in use ? Because there is limitation with EFCM and also issues with FibreZone Bridge , McData Api in an i10K partitioned Environment which causes this problem.

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Nimai

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August 20th, 2008 11:00

I have a similiar issue using Cisco MDS switches. After installing ECC 6.0 I see in the alerts:

Installed ports changed from 80 to 88 on swicth XXXXX 9509
Installed ports changed from 46 to 48 on switch XXXXX 9216i

None of my other 25 switches have this issue.

Pretty sure my issue is a problem with ethernet ports (for iSCSI) as the 2 9509s have an 8 port IP storage card, and the 9216i has 2 ethernet ports for storage.

Perchance does your switch have 12 iscsi/ethernet ports?

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RRSiemers

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August 20th, 2008 12:00

I have 2 MDS 9509s that only have fiber ports. I installed the FCC agent patch and I don't get these alerts as often, but I still get them.

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September 16th, 2008 08:00

Just to update everyone, this is a valid issue, we opened up SR#25286470 and the results of testing within the EMC Lab has came up with the following:

Development Engineering has found that a change in the FCC agent bridge interface from SNMP in the ECC 6.0 base FCC agent version to McData SWAPI in the ECC 6.0 current FCC agent version is the reason for the difference in displayed port information.

A hotfix is presently being tested for release.

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September 18th, 2008 09:00

on i10K switch , is there a way to dump the current zoning configuration (that was avaialble by exporting through GUI) via CLI? thanks.
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