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Displaying the list of allowed devices on the switch
1. Connect to the switch and log in using an account assigned to the admin role.
2. Enter the ag --adsshow command.
For each F_Port, command output will show access for all devices, a list of device WWNs, or no
access. For more details on this command and its output, refer to the Fabric OS Command
Reference Manual .
ADS policy considerations
The following are considerations for setting the ADS policy:
• In cascading configurations, you should set the ADS policy on the AG module that directly connects
to the servers.
• The ADS policy can be enabled or disabled independent of the status of other AG policies.
• The ADS policy is not supported with device mapping.
Upgrade and downgrade considerations for the ADS policy
Downgrading to Fabric OS v6.4.0 or earlier is supported.
Downgrading from Fabric OS v7.1.0 to v6.4.0 or upgrading from Fabric OS v6.4.0 to v7.1.0 will not
change the ADS policy settings.
Automatic Port Configuration policy
The Automatic Port Configuration (APC) provides the ability to automatically discover port types (host,
target, or fabric) and dynamically update the port maps when a change in port-type connection is
detected. This policy is intended for a fully hands-off operation of Access Gateway. APC dynamically
maps F_Ports across available N_Ports so they are evenly distributed.
How the APC policy works
When the APC policy is enabled and a port on AG is connected to a Fabric switch, AG configures the
port as an N_Port. If a host is connected to a port on AG, then AG configures the port as an F_Port and
automatically maps it to an existing N_Port with the least number of F_Ports mapped to it. When the
APC policy is enabled, it applies to all ports on the switch.
Enabling and disabling the APC policy
Use the following steps to enable and disable Automatic Port Configuration policy. This policy is
disabled by default in Access Gateway.
Enabling the APC policy
1. Connect to the switch and log in using an account assigned to the admin role.
2. Enter the switchDisable command to ensure that the switch is disabled.
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- Access Gateway 1
- Contents 3
- Document conventions 7
- Notes, cautions, and warnings 8
- Brocade resources 9
- Document feedback 10
- About This Document 11
- Key terms for Access Gateway 12
- Access Gateway Basic Concepts 15
- Virtual Fabrics support 21
- Device authentication support 21
- Supported Fabric OS commands 22
- Password distribution support 23
- Access Gateway port types 24
- Port state description 28
- Access Gateway mapping 29
- Default port mapping 30
- Adding F_Ports to an N_Port 35
- F_Port Static Mapping 36
- Device mapping 37
- Static versus dynamic mapping 40
- Device mapping to N_Ports 42
- Disabling device mapping 42
- Enabling device mapping 43
- Pre-provisioning 43
- Configuring device mapping 44
- Mapping priority 45
- Device mapping considerations 45
- N_Port configurations 46
- Unlocking N_Ports 47
- Persisting port online state 47
- D_Port support 48
- Saving port mappings 49
- Displaying current policies 51
- How the ADS policy works 52
- Allow lists 53
- ADS policy considerations 55
- How the APC policy works 55
- Port Grouping policy 56
- How port groups work 57
- Removing a port group 58
- Renaming a port group 59
- Port Grouping policy modes 59
- Rebalancing F_Ports 60
- Enabling MFNM mode 61
- Disabling MFNM mode 61
- Device Load Balancing policy 62
- Persistent ALPA policy 63
- Persistent ALPA device data 64
- Failover policy 65
- Failover with port mapping 66
- FIGURE 11 Failover behavior 67
- Failover with device mapping 69
- Failback policy 71
- Failback example 72
- FIGURE 12 Failback behavior 73
- How trunking works 75
- Trunk group creation 76
- Setting up trunking 76
- Trunk area assignment example 76
- Assigning a trunk area 76
- Enabling trunking 77
- Disabling F_Port trunking 78
- Monitoring trunking 78
- QoS: Ingress rate limiting 82
- Per-Port NPIV login limit 84
- Performance Monitoring 85
- End-to-end monitors 86
- Frame monitors 86
- Direct target attachment 89
- Target aggregation 91
- Access Gateway cascading 92
- Verifying the switch mode 93
- Connectivity to Cisco fabrics 94
- Troubleshooting 97
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