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Updated: March 2018

Managing SAN Devices and Multipathing in Oracle^® Solaris 11.3

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Chapter 1 About Oracle Solaris Storage Stack

Chapter 2 About Oracle Solaris I/O Multipathing

Chapter 3 Configuring Oracle Solaris I/O Multipathing Features

Chapter 4 Configuring Fibre Channel Devices

Fibre Channel Features

Configuring Fibre Channel Devices

Displaying Fibre Channel Devices

Removing Fibre Channel Devices

How to Remove Fibre Channel Device

How to Remove a Fibre Channel Target Port

Booting the Oracle Solaris OS From Fibre Channel Devices

Configuring Fibre Channel Boot Devices on SPARC Platform

Configuring Fibre Channel Boot Devices on x86 Platform

Configuring Virtual Fibre Channel Ports

Limitations of NPIV

Managing NPIV Ports

Configuring FCoE Ports

Configuring Converged Network Adapter Based FCoE Ports

Configuring Software FCoE Ports

Forcing an FCoE Port Reinitialization

Configuring Oracle Solaris to Work With CEE-DCBX FCoE Switches

Using Priority-Based Flow Control Capable Ethernet Adapters

Using Converged Network Adapters

Using Non CEE-DCBX FCoE Switch

How to Configure the LLDP Daemon

Verifying and Configuring an FCoE Switch

Configuring FCoE Hardware Offload

Configuring IPFC SAN Devices

IPFC Considerations

Determining Fibre Channel Adapter Port Instances

Determining HBA Port WWN from Remote WWN

Determining Controller Number from HBA Port WWN

Determining Physical Device Path from Controller Number

Determining HBA Port Instance Number from Physical Device Path

Configuring IPFC Instances

Chapter 5 Configuring an Oracle Solaris iSCSI Initiator

Chapter 6 Configuring SAS Devices

Chapter 7 Persistent Binding for Tape Devices

Appendix A Manual Configuration for Fabric-Connected Devices

Appendix B Troubleshooting Multipathing-Related Problems

Appendix C Tuning Disk Target Driver Properties

Appendix D Supported HBAs in FC or FCoE Mode

Appendix E Commonly Used I/O Multipathing and Storage Device Administration Commands

SAN and Multipathing Glossary

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Using Non CEE-DCBX FCoE Switch

You can connect Oracle Solaris with a non CEE-DCBX FCoE switch by using the following hardware components:

Non CEE-DCBX FCoE switch
Any Ethernet adapter

The following figure shows the connection with a non CEE-DCBX FCoE switch.

Figure 4 Connection With Non CEE-DCBX FCoE Switch

image:Connecting to a Non CEE-DCBX FCoE

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