03-06-2012 09:23 AM
On a Nexus I'm looking for an equivilent to a MAC address table listing but for WWN for true FC ports. Essentially I want to know the exact WWN of a connected device so I can document and confirm what device is connected to which port. For ethernet I could simply look at the MAC address table and see which MAC address was detected on a particular port.
TIA,
Eric Brander
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03-06-2012 01:16 PM
Eric - Is this nexus switch with FCoE or FC connected hosts?
In my enviroment with FCoE I would use: show flogi database
If doing FCoE you'll get the interface (vfc#), vsan, fcid, pwwn and device alias (if used). If you name your vfc/po in a creative way you can create some logic to map them to a physical port/port channel.
For instance physcial port eth101/1/1 (this is port 1/1 on fex101) would map to port channel 1101 (fex101 port 1/1) and vfc1101. So port eth105/1/16 would be po1516 and vfc1516.
-marc
03-06-2012 01:16 PM
Eric - Is this nexus switch with FCoE or FC connected hosts?
In my enviroment with FCoE I would use: show flogi database
If doing FCoE you'll get the interface (vfc#), vsan, fcid, pwwn and device alias (if used). If you name your vfc/po in a creative way you can create some logic to map them to a physical port/port channel.
For instance physcial port eth101/1/1 (this is port 1/1 on fex101) would map to port channel 1101 (fex101 port 1/1) and vfc1101. So port eth105/1/16 would be po1516 and vfc1516.
-marc
03-06-2012 01:24 PM
True FC, not FCOE - that said, that command seems like it might be right. I'll check with the storage admin and confirm.
Thanks!
03-06-2012 02:07 PM
Yep, that was it even for true FC ports. Thanks again!
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