- 19-inch rack
- Fibre Channel Hub Rackmounting Requirements
- administrator password
- Factory Defaults
- airflow
- Selecting a Spot for the Hub
- ANSI standard
- System Specifications
- AutoLIP
- Automatic Loop Reconfiguration
- See also LIP F7.
- Automatic LIP F8 Word Substitution and Bypass
- automatic loop reconfiguration
- Automatic Loop Reconfiguration
- See also LIP F7.
- Automatic LIP F8 Word Substitution and Bypass
- bit rate
- System Specifications
- BootP setting
- Changing TCP/IP Settings: Internet Browser Interface
- Setting BootP, DHCP, and RARP Parameters
- cable
- copper, connecting
- Using Copper Cabling
- fiber optic, connecting
- Using Fiber Optic Cabling
- cable
- cascade
- Connectors and Ports
- connecting
- Cascading Two Hubs (Optional)
- length
- Connectors and Ports
- marketing code
- Connectors and Ports
- compatible
- Fibre Channel Cabling Options for the Hub
- fibre channel
- Fibre Channel Cabling Options for the Hub
- connecting
- Using Copper Cabling
- part numbers
- Fibre Channel Cabling Options for the Hub
- cabling
- cascaded hubs
- Cascading Two Hubs (Optional)
- Ethernet port
- Cabling the Management Port
- fibre channel port
- copper cables
- Using Copper Cabling
- fiber optic cables
- Using Fiber Optic Cabling
- fibre channel port
- Cabling Servers, Workstations, and Storage to the Fibre Channel Hub
- limit
- Cabling Servers, Workstations, and Storage to the Fibre Channel Hub
- management port
- Cabling the Management Port
- routing space requirements
- Fibre Channel Hub Rackmounting Requirements
- serial port
- Cabling the Management Port
- cascade
- Cascaded Hubs
- and hub address
- Cascaded Hubs
- cable
- Connectors and Ports
- connecting
- Cascading Two Hubs (Optional)
- length
- Connectors and Ports
- marketing code
- Connectors and Ports
- limit
- Cascaded Hubs
- port numbering
- Cascaded Hubs
- CLI
- command summary
- Command-Line Interface Summary
- for setting up remote communication
- Remote Communication Setup: Command-Line Interface
- command-line interface. See CLI.
- Remote Communication Setup: Command-Line Interface
- configuration
- Fibre Channel Hub Configurations and Applications
- dual-loop
- Dual-Loop Configuration
- segmenting hub
- Hub Segmentation
- Hub Segmentation
- planning
- Planning Loop Configuration
- checklist
- Setup Checklist
- single-loop
- Single-Loop Configuration
- connection, terminating
- Terminating the Connection
- connectors
- Connectors and Ports
- console
- cabling
- Cabling the Management Port
- logging in
- Terminating the Connection
- Logging In via a Console Terminal
- port configuration, default
- Factory Defaults
- requirements
- Determining Hub Management
- See also management, local; serial.
- Determining Hub Management
- conventions
- Conventions
- Conventions
- cu
- Logging In via a Console Terminal
- killing
- Terminating the Connection
- defaults, factory
- Factory Defaults
- DHCP setting
- Setting BootP, DHCP, and RARP Parameters
- Changing TCP/IP Settings: Internet Browser Interface
- dimensions
- System Specifications
- disk drives, compatible
- Fibre Channel Disk Drives
- documentation, other
- Other Documentation
- earth ground
- Selecting a Spot for the Hub
- environmental requirements
- Selecting a Spot for the Hub
- error management
- Fault and Error Management
- Ethernet
- port
- and remote management
- Determining Hub Management
- cabling
- Cabling the Management Port
- factory defaults
- Factory Defaults
- feet
- Fibre Channel Hub Kit
- and rackmounting
- Preparing and Setting Up the Hub
- attaching
- Preparing and Setting Up the Hub
- fiber optic cabling
- connecting
- Using Fiber Optic Cabling
- tips, cleaning
- Using Fiber Optic Cabling
- warning
- About This Guide
- Connecting the Hub Power Cord and Powering On the Loop
- fibre channel
- port
- Connectors and Ports
- LED
- LEDs
- numbering
- Single-Loop Configuration
- order
- Single-Loop Configuration
- pinout
- Interface Connector Pinouts
- storage software and Fibre Channel Hub
- Features of the Fibre Channel Hub
- Fibre Channel Rack
- Fibre Channel Hub Rackmounting Requirements
- hub power cord
- Fibre Channel Hub Kit
- Fibre Channel RAID cabling limit
- Cabling Servers, Workstations, and Storage to the Fibre Channel Hub
- Dual-Loop Configuration
- firmware
- Changing TCP/IP Settings: Internet Browser Interface
- gateway, defining
- Changing TCP/IP Settings: Command-Line Interface
- Changing TCP/IP Settings: Internet Browser Interface
- graphical user interface
- conventions
- Conventions
- See also GUI, Internet browser.
- Conventions
- starting
- Starting the Internet Browser Interface
- GUI
- Starting the Internet Browser Interface
- See also Internet browser.
- Starting the Internet Browser Interface
- height
- Fibre Channel Hub Rackmounting Requirements
- cabling considerations
- Fibre Channel Hub Rackmounting Requirements
- hub manager, changing name
- Renaming the Hub Manager
- Hub Port Status screen
- Starting the Internet Browser Interface
- interfaces
- Loop Management Software
- Internet browser
- connection, disabling and enabling
- Enabling and Disabling Connections
- starting
- Starting the Internet Browser Interface
- URL
- Starting the Internet Browser Interface
- interval
- changing setting
- Changing Interval and Threshold Settings
- default
- Factory Defaults
- IP address
- Determining Hub Management
- assigning
- Remote Communication Setup: Command-Line Interface
- changing
- Changing TCP/IP Settings: Internet Browser Interface
- Changing TCP/IP Settings: Command-Line Interface
- obtaining
- Remote Communication Setup: Command-Line Interface
- Determining Hub Management
- IRIX version required
- About This Guide
- Compatibilities, Fibre Channel Cables, and Adapters
- JBOD
- cabling limit
- Cabling Servers, Workstations, and Storage to the Fibre Channel Hub
- Dual-Loop Configuration
- storage configuration
- Dual-Loop Configuration
- LED
- LEDs
- activity at hub power-on
- Connecting the Hub Power Cord and Powering On the Loop
- activity at node power-on
- Connecting the Hub Power Cord and Powering On the Loop
- bypassed port
- Bypassing Ports: Command-Line Interface
- segmented hub
- LEDs
- Segmenting and Unsegmenting the Hub: Internet Browser Interface
- Segmenting and Unsegmenting the Hub: Command-Line Interface
- LIP F7
- Automatic Loop Reconfiguration
- changing setting
- Changing LIP F8 and LIP F7 Settings
- default
- Factory Defaults
- LIP F8
- Fault and Error Management
- changing setting
- Changing LIP F8 and LIP F7 Settings
- default
- Factory Defaults
- logging in
- console terminal
- Logging In via a Console Terminal
- Terminating the Connection
- Telnet
- Telnet Login
- terminal emulation
- Using Terminal Emulation
- logging out
- Terminating the Connection
- login password
- Factory Defaults
- loop initialization procedure. See LIP F7, LIP F8.
- Fault and Error Management
- MAC address
- Determining Hub Management
- assigning IP address to
- Remote Communication Setup: Command-Line Interface
- location
- Determining Hub Management
- management
- cabling
- Cabling the Management Port
- local
- requirements
- Determining Hub Management
- setting up
- Setting Up Local Communication With the Hub
- planning
- Determining Hub Management
- port cabling
- Cabling the Management Port
- remote
- requirements
- Determining Hub Management
- setting up
- Setting Up Remote Communication for Hub Management
- setting up with CLI
- Remote Communication Setup: Command-Line Interface
- URL
- Starting the Internet Browser Interface
- requirements
- Determining Hub Management
- setting up
- Setting Up Local or Remote Hub Management
- marketing code
- cascade cable
- Connectors and Ports
- rackmounting kit
- Fibre Channel Hub Rackmounting Requirements
- Media Interface Adapter. See MIA.
- Media Interface Adapter (MIA)
- MIA
- Media Interface Adapter (MIA)
- Using Fiber Optic Cabling
- attaching
- Using Fiber Optic Cabling
- network LED
- LEDs
- node name
- changing
- Renaming the Hub Manager
- default
- Factory Defaults
- on/off switch
- Connectors and Ports
- Connectors and Ports
- operating
- humidity
- System Specifications
- temperature
- Selecting a Spot for the Hub
- temperature
- System Specifications
- Origin Rack, use with Fibre Channel Hub
- Fibre Channel Hub Rackmounting Requirements
- password
- administrator
- Factory Defaults
- default
- Factory Defaults
- remote login
- Factory Defaults
- setting
- Setting Passwords
- administrative
- Setting the Administrative Password: Command-Line Interface
- login
- Setting the Login Password
- PC, requirements for hub management
- Determining Hub Management
- port
- Connectors and Ports
- bypassing
- Bypassing Ports
- Ethernet
- Connectors and Ports
- fibre channel
- Connectors and Ports
- numbering
- Single-Loop Configuration
- numbering:cascaded hubs
- Cascaded Hubs
- numbering:segmented hub
- Hub Segmentation
- order
- Single-Loop Configuration
- pinout
- Interface Connector Pinouts
- See also cabling.
- Using Copper Cabling
- serial
- Connectors and Ports
- power
- connector
- Connectors and Ports
- cord
- attaching
- Preparing and Setting Up the Hub
- for Fibre Channel Rack
- Fibre Channel Hub Kit
- standard
- Fibre Channel Hub Kit
- LED
- LEDs
- activity at power-on
- Connecting the Hub Power Cord and Powering On the Loop
- ratings
- System Specifications
- Selecting a Spot for the Hub
- privileged status
- obtaining
- Obtaining Privileged Status
- required for some commands
- Command-Line Interface Summary
- product support
- Product Support
- protocol, default
- Factory Defaults
- rackmounting
- and feet
- Preparing and Setting Up the Hub
- kit
- Fibre Channel Hub Rackmounting Requirements
- marketing code
- Fibre Channel Hub Rackmounting Requirements
- requirements
- Fibre Channel Hub Rackmounting Requirements
- RARP setting
- Setting BootP, DHCP, and RARP Parameters
- Changing TCP/IP Settings: Internet Browser Interface
- remote login password
- Factory Defaults
- revision number
- Product Support
- segmenting hub
- Hub Segmentation
- Segmenting and Unsegmenting the Hub
- and hub address
- Hub Segmentation
- LED
- LEDs
- Segmenting and Unsegmenting the Hub: Command-Line Interface
- Segmenting and Unsegmenting the Hub: Internet Browser Interface
- port numbering
- Hub Segmentation
- selecting location
- Selecting a Spot for the Hub
- serial
- cable required
- Determining Hub Management
- port
- cabling
- Cabling the Management Port
- configuration, default
- Factory Defaults
- pinout
- Interface Connector Pinouts
- specifications
- Interface Connector Pinouts
- software, loop management
- Loop Management Software
- statistics, viewing
- Viewing Hub and Port Statistics: Command-Line Interface
- storage temperature
- System Specifications
- subnet
- changing mask
- Changing TCP/IP Settings: Command-Line Interface
- Changing TCP/IP Settings: Internet Browser Interface
- recommended
- Determining Hub Management
- TCP/IP settings, changing
- Changing TCP/IP Settings
- technical support
- Product Support
- Telnet
- connection, disabling and enabling
- Enabling and Disabling Connections
- number, default
- Factory Defaults
- temperature
- operating
- System Specifications
- Selecting a Spot for the Hub
- storage
- System Specifications
- threshold
- changing setting
- Changing Interval and Threshold Settings
- default
- Factory Defaults
- voltage
- Selecting a Spot for the Hub
- System Specifications
- weight
- System Specifications