Decommissioning all ports on a blade – Brocade Network Advisor SAN User Manual v12.1.0 User Manual
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2. Choose one of the following options:
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Apply Default Settings (default) — Select to have the Management application perform one
of the following actions:
The Management application contact all registered CIMOM servers within the fabric
affected by the action and obtains the status from each CIMOM server. If all CIMOM
servers are okay, the Management application sends a CAL Request to decommission the
port. If even one CIMOM server is not okay, decommissioning fails.
•
Force — Select to force the port decommission.
The Management application still contacts all registered CIMOM servers within the fabric
affected by the action, but forces the port decommission regardless of the CIMOM server
response.
NOTE
If the CIMOM server is not reachable or the credentials fail, port decommission does not
occur.
3. Click OK on the Port Commission Confirmation dialog box.
While decommissioning is in progress, a down arrow icon displays next to the port icon in the
Product List. You can view the port commissioning results in the deployment reports (refer to
“Port commissioning deployment report”
When the decommission is complete, an application event displays in the Master Log detailing
success or failure.
Decommissioning all ports on a blade
NOTE
(Virtual Fabrics only) All ports on the blade must be managed by the Management application.
NOTE
Fabric tracking must be enabled (refer to
on page 131) to maintain the
decommissioned port details (such as port type, device port wwn, and so on). Do not accept
changes in the Management application client.
1. Select a port on the blade for which you want to decommission all ports, then select Configure
> Port Commissioning > Decommission > All Ports on the Blade.
NOTE
You can only decommission ports from the logical switch, not the physical chassis.
The Port Commission Confirmation dialog box displays.