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An empty (no members) security group in the active security set will prevent all connections for that security
group type. For example, an empty ISL security group will cause the switch to refuse all logins from other
switches. To add a security group to a security set:
1. Click Security on the tool bar in the faceplate display or select Security > Edit Security to open the Edit
Security dialog.
2. Choose one of the following methods to open the Create a Security Group dialog:
• Click a security set and click Security Group in the tool bar in the graphic window.
• Right-click on a security set and select Create a Security Group from the popup menu.
3. Enter a security group name and select a security group type (ISL, Port, or MS). Remember, only one
security group type (1 ISL, 1 Port, 1 MS) in each security set is allowed. The naming conventions for
security groups are:
• Must start with a letter
• All alphanumeric chars [aA—zZ] [0—9]
• The symbols $_ - and ^ are the only symbols allowed.
4. Click OK to save the change.
Create Security Group Member dialog
Use the Create Security Group Member dialog, shown in Figure 8, to add a member to a security group.
Choose options from the Group Member (or manually enter a hex value) and Authentication drop-down
lists, and enter values in the Secret and Binding (ISL groups only) fields.
Figure 8 Create a Security Group Member dialog
The conventions for ISL security group members are listed below:
• You can enter member World Wide Name (WWN), which must be 16 hex characters, or 23
characters with valid WWN format xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx.
• The authentication choices are None and CHAP (Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol).
• The Secret field is disabled if authentication is set to None. If authentication is CHAP, the Secret field is
enabled. The secondary hash and secret are not supported when connecting to other McDATA
products.
• Generate is only enabled when authentication is set to CHAP.
• Valid binding entries are 97–127.
- 4Gb SAN Switch 1
- Contents 3
- About this guide 7
- JDOM license 8
- HP technical support 9
- Helpful web sites 10
- Workstation requirements 12
- Starting McDATA Web Server 12
- Setting preferences 14
- Using online help 15
- Enabling call home 15
- Enabling e-mail support 15
- User interface 16
- Menu bar 17
- Popup menus 18
- Shortcut keys 18
- McDATA Web Server Fabric tree 19
- Graphic window 19
- Data windows and tabs 20
- Selecting switches 20
- Selecting ports 20
- 2 Managing Fabrics 21
- Connection security 22
- User account security 22
- Remote authentication 22
- Device security 23
- Edit Security dialog 24
- Create Security Set dialog 25
- Create Security Group dialog 25
- Security Config dialog 29
- Activating a security set 29
- Rediscovering a fabric 30
- Displaying the event browser 31
- Sorting the event browser 32
- Filtering the event browser 33
- Devices data window 34
- Creating a nickname 36
- Editing a nickname 36
- Deleting a nickname 36
- Exporting nicknames to a file 36
- Importing a nicknames file 36
- Zoning a fabric 37
- Zone sets 38
- Zoning database 38
- Zoning limits and properties 39
- Managing the zoning database 40
- Interop auto save 42
- Default zone 42
- Managing the active zone set 43
- Creating a zone set 45
- Removing a zone set 45
- Managing zones 46
- Adding zone members 47
- Renaming a zone or a zone set 47
- Removing a zone member 47
- Merging fabrics and zoning 48
- 3 Managing switches 49
- Creating user accounts 50
- Removing a user account 51
- Modifying a user account 53
- Configuring RADIUS servers 54
- Adding a RADIUS server 55
- Removing a RADIUS server 56
- Displaying switch information 59
- Port performance statistics 64
- Paging a switch 66
- Resetting a switch 67
- Configuring a switch 68
- Domain ID and domain ID lock 69
- Symbolic name 70
- Switch administrative states 71
- Broadcast support 71
- In-band management 71
- Advanced switch properties 72
- System services 73
- Network properties 75
- SNMP properties 76
- SNMP configuration 77
- SNMP trap configuration 77
- Archiving a switch 78
- Switch binding 78
- Restoring a switch 79
- Downloading a support file 81
- Installing firmware 83
- Displaying hardware status 84
- 4 Managing ports 85
- Port statistics data window 88
- Viewing and configuring ports 91
- Port states 92
- Port types 93
- Port speeds 94
- Port transceiver media status 94
- Device scan 94
- Port binding 95
- Resetting a port 95
- Testing ports 95
- Glossary 97
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