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3. Enter admin mode by entering “admin start”

4. Disable the target port by entering the command “set port x state offline” where x is the

number of the port. For this example, we used “4

5. Confirm the status by entering “show port”again.

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Figure 10 Port Status Offline

2.4.2.2 Using SANSurfer GUI

1. Start the SANSurfer GUI. If the fabric has not already been discovered, click Fabric-Add Fabric

and enter the IP address of the target QLogic switch in the window that will pop up - That should
open SAN Browser.

2. Click the handle in the left pane to drop down the switch - highlight it and the faceplate will appear

in the right pane.

Figure 11 SANSurfer Switch Faceplate

QLogic: USERID> admin start

QLogic (admin): USERID> set port 4 state offline

QLogic (admin): USERID> show port

Admin Operational Login Config Running Link Link

Port State State Status Type Type State Speed

---- ----- ----------- ------ ------ ------- ----- -----

Ext1:0 Online Online LoggedIn GL F Active 1Gb/s

Ext2:15 Online Offline NotLoggedIn GL Unknown Inactive Auto

Bay1 Online Online LoggedIn F F Active 2Gb/s

Bay2 Online Offline NotLoggedIn F Unknown Inactive 2Gb/s

Bay3 Online Offline NotLoggedIn F Unknown Inactive 2Gb/s

Bay4 Offline Offline NotLoggedIn F Unknown Inactive 2Gb/s

Bay5 Online Offline NotLoggedIn F Unknown Inactive 2Gb/s

Bay6 Online Offline NotLoggedIn F Unknown Inactive 2Gb/s

The BladeCenter Deployment Guide is intended as a personal productivity tool. It is not intended to be comprehensive and is provided for

guidance only, on an 'as is basis' without warranty of any kind. Please be aware that its contents have not been certified by IBM.

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