Dell Compellent Series 30 User Manual
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Viewing FC Folders and Cards
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Description: Identification of the card
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Status: Up or Down
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Speed: IO speed
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Fault Domain: If port is front-end, shows fault domain. If port is back-end, this is blank.
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Network: Whether the card is configured Front End, Back End, or Unknown.
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NPIV Mode: Indicates whether NPIV Mode is turned on to allow FC Virtual Ports. To
convert an FC port to Virtual Mode, NPIV must be enabled on the attached switch.
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Initiator Count: Number of front end devices
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Target Count: Number of disk drives
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Both Count: Total of front-end devices and back-end disk drives
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Map Count: Number of volumes mapped to this system
To view general information for an FC port – virtual ports
1 In a Controller folder, select an Virtual Port. The Virtual Port General Information
window appears.
Figure 121. FC IO Card General Information – Virtual Port
The window displays:
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Physical Port Association: Preferred or Not Preferred
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For both the Current and the Preferred Physical Port, the window displays:
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World Wide Name
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Fault Domain
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Name of the Controller