Brocade Network Advisor SAN User Manual v12.3.0 - Manual (Page 566)

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- Device Port Type— The device port type; for example, U_Port (universal port), FL_Port
(Fabric loop port), and so on.
- Device Node WWN — The world wide name of the device node.
- Device Symbolic Name — The symbolic name of the device node.
- Physical/Virtual/NPIV — Whether the port is a physical port, a virtual port, or an NPIV_port.
- Product Type — The device type; for example, target or initiator.
- FC4 Type — The active FC4 type; for example, SCSI, FCP, and so on.
- COS — The class of service (CoS) value, which ranges between zero (low priority) and seven
(high priority).
- Port IP Address — The port’s IP address.
- Hard Address — The hard address of the device.
- Tag — The tag number of the port.
- Flag — Whether a flag is on or off.
- Parameter — Device parameters.
- Unit Type — The switch unit type.
- Capability — The device capability of the connected device port. The value is mapped
depending on whether it is a name server (NS) or a FICON device.
- Vendor — The hardware vendor’s name.
- Host Name — The name of the Host.
- Switch IP — The switch’s IP address.
- Switch Version — The switch’s version number.
- Switch Role — The role of the switch; for example, subordinate.
- Switch FCS Role — Whether the Fabric Configuration Server (FCS), which is the primary
point of control that manages all the switches within a fabric, is enabled.
- Switch Status — The operational status. There are four possible operation status values:
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Healthy — Operation is normal.
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Down — The port is down or the route to the remote destination is disabled.
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Marginal — Operational status is marginal.
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Unknown — Operational status is unknown.
- Switch Port Count — The number of ports on the switch.
- Switch Secure Mode — Whether switch secure mode is enabled.
- Switch FMS mode — Whether the File Management Solution (FMS) mode is enabled.
- Switch IDID — Whether the switch’s insistent domain ID (IDID) is enabled. If it is enabled,
the IDID is the same ID that is requested during switch reboots, power cycles, CP failovers,
firmware downloads, and fabric reconfiguration.
- Switch Supplier Serial Number — The serial number of the switch supplier.
- Switch Has Certificate — Whether the switch has a certificate (true or false).
- Routing Policy — The routing policy configured on the switch.
- Switch Dynamic Load Sharing — Whether switch dynamic load sharing is enabled.
- Switch In Order Delivery — Whether switch in-order delivery is enabled.
- Connected Port WWN — The world wide name of the connected port.