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Glossary
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GBIC
Gigabit interface converter. A removable serial transceiver module that allows gigabaud
physical-level transport for Fibre Channel and gigabit Ethernet. Typically refers only to the
SC-form factor transceivers.
See also SFP.
Gbps
Gigabits per second (1,062,500,000 bits/second).
GBps
Gigabytes per second (1,062,500,000 bytes/second).
Half-duplex
A mode of communication that allows a port to either transmit or receive frames at any time, but
not simultaneously (with the exception of link control frames, which can be transmitted at any
time).
See also full-duplex.
Hard Address
The AL_PA that an NL_Port attempts to acquire during loop initialization.
Hardware Translative Mode
A method for achieving address translation. The following two hardware translative modes are
available to a QuickLoop-enabled switch:
■ Standard Translative Mode: Allows public devices to communicate with private devices that
are directly connected to the fabric.
■ QuickLoop Mode: Allows initiator devices to communicate with private or public devices that
are not in the same loop.
HBA
Host Bus Adapter. The interface card between a server or workstation bus and the Fibre Channel
network.
High Availability
An attribute of equipment that identifies it as being capable of conducting customer operations well
in excess of 99% of the time. Typically High Availability is identified by the number of nines in
that percentage. “Five Nines” means the equipment is rated as being capable of conducting
customer operations 99.999% of the time without failure.
- Product Version: 3.1.x/4.1.x 1
- Third Edition (June 2003) 1
- Part Number: AA–RS25C–TE 1
- Part Number: AA–RS25C–TE 2
- Contents 10
- About this Guide 17
- Overview 18
- Conventions 19
- Getting Help 21
- Introducing HP Web Tools 23
- Web Tools Main Views 27
- Fabric Tree 28
- Fabric Management Toolbar 29
- Switch View 30
- Figure 4: Switch View 31
- Port Information View 33
- Web Tools in Secure Mode 34
- Installation 35
- Requirements 36
- Installing a Web Browser 38
- Configuring the Web Browser 38
- Configuring Internet Explorer 39
- Launching HP Web Tools 43
- Switch Explorer View 45
- Fabric Toolbar 49
- Switch Graphic 51
- Switch Graphic Buttons 54
- Switch Information Window 57
- Status Legend 58
- Refresh Rates in Web Tools 59
- Accessing the Switch Explorer 60
- Switch Management 61
- About Switch Management 62
- Figure 12 63
- Switch Status Example 65
- Switch Events Example 67
- About the Admin Button 70
- About the Telnet Button 71
- Telnet Descriptions 72
- Reference Guide 73
- About the Beacon Button 76
- About the Switch Info Button 78
- Accessing Switch Information 79
- About the Fabric Watch Button 80
- About the Fan Button 81
- About the Temp Button 82
- About the Power Button 83
- About HA Admin 84
- HA Admin Field Descriptions 85
- CP Tab Field Descriptions 87
- Using HA Admin 89
- Initiating a CP Failover 90
- About the Switch Admin Window 92
- Enabling/Disabling a Switch 97
- About the Network Config Tab 98
- Switch Admin Window 100
- Using the Network Config Tab 102
- About the Upload/Download Tab 103
- Using the Upload/Download Tab 106
- About the SNMP Tab 108
- SNMP Field Descriptions 109
- About the License Admin Tab 112
- Using the License Admin Tab 114
- About the Port Setting Tab 115
- Using the Port Setting Tab 118
- Assigning a Name to a Port 119
- Disabling a Port over Reboots 119
- About the Configure Tab 120
- Virtual Channels 123
- Table 26 125
- Table 27 127
- Parameters 130
- About the Routing Tab 131
- Routing Field Descriptions 133
- Using the Routing Tab 139
- Configuring Link Cost 140
- 7. Click the Apply button 141
- About the Extended Fabric Tab 142
- Extended Fabric Tab Example 143
- Long-Distance 145
- Table 34 147
- Performance Monitoring 149
- About Performance Monitor 150
- Performance Monitor Example 152
- Using the Performance Monitor 153
- About the Actions Menu 154
- Print All Graphs 160
- Using the Actions Menu 161
- Printing Graphs 162
- About Basic Monitoring 164
- Basic Monitoring Descriptions 165
- Advanced Monitoring Example 168
- Fabric Watch 171
- About Fabric Watch 172
- Accessing Fabric Watch 173
- Fabric Management 187
- About Fabric Management 188
- Using Fabric Management 189
- About Fabric Events 190
- Accessing Fabric Events 191
- About the Fabric Topology 192
- Fabric Topology Descriptions 193
- About the Name Server 195
- Viewing the Name Server 197
- About Zoning 198
- Zone Administration 199
- About Zone Administration 200
- Sample Configuration 201
- Zoning Schemes 201
- Security 201
- Zoning Methods 202
- About the File Menu 205
- Using the File Menu 206
- About the Edit Menu 207
- Using the Edit Menu 208
- Searching For a Zone Member 209
- About the View Menu 210
- Using the View Menu 211
- Refresh the Fabric 212
- Disabling Zoning 215
- Clearing the Zoning Database 215
- About the Alias Tab 217
- Alias Tab Descriptions 218
- Using the Alias Tab 220
- Deleting an Alias 221
- Renaming an Alias 221
- About the Zone Tab 223
- Using the Zone Tab 226
- Deleting an Zone 227
- Renaming a Zone 227
- About the QuickLoop Tab 229
- Using the QuickLoop Tab 231
- Deleting an QuickLoop 232
- Renaming a QuickLoop 233
- About the Fabric Assist Tab 234
- Fabric Assist Descriptions 235
- Using the Fabric Assist Tab 237
- Renaming a Fabric Assist Zone 238
- About the Config Tab 240
- Using the Config Tab 243
- Deleting a Config 245
- Renaming a Config 245
- Port Management 249
- About Port Management 250
- Using Port Management 251
- Configuring Port Speed 252
- About the Port Graphic 253
- Using the Port Graphic 254
- PortStats Tab Example 255
- PortStats Tab Descriptions 256
- SFP Tab Example 258
- SFP Tab Descriptions 258
- Loop Tab Example 260
- Loop Tab Descriptions 261
- Troubleshooting Web Tools 263
- Web Tools Limitations 264
- Telnet Button and Web Tools 266
- Web Tools and Windows 266
- Web Tools and the JRE 268
- Glossary 271
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