HP StorageWorks 2.64 Director Switch - Manual (Page 120)

Using the Fabrics View
120 High Availability Fabric Manager User Guide
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”0” RemotePort=”24”
LinkId=”12”/>
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”20” RemotePort=”8”
LinkId=”2”/>
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”12” RemotePort=”12”
LinkId=”21”/>
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”8” RemotePort=”12”
LinkId=”22”/>
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”28” RemotePort=”4”
LinkId=”23”/>
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”24” RemotePort=”8”
LinkId=”24”/>
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”32” RemotePort=”4”
LinkId=”13”/>
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”36” RemotePort=”8”
LinkId=”14”/>
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”40” RemotePort=”4”
LinkId=”15”/>
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”44” RemotePort=”16”
LinkId=”16”/>
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”48” RemotePort=”4”
LinkId=”17”/>
<FabricMemberConnection OutputPort=”56” RemotePort=”8”
LinkId=”18”/>
Show Route
Click to display the Show Route dialog box. Use this dialog box to view the path
that Fibre Channel frames will take between two end devices in a multiswitch
fabric. You can also display this dialog box by right-clicking on a node in the
Fabric Tree and choosing Show Route from the pop-up menu.
To view the route between two devices, the following must be true:
■ All switches or directors in the route must be managed by HAFM and
attached to the same HAFM server.
■ All switches or directors in the route must be Director 2/140, Director 2/64,
Edge Switch 2/32, Edge Switch 2/24, Edge Switch 2/16, or other models that
support Show Route and must be running firmware version 1.3 or higher.
■ All attached devices in the route must be in the same zone.