Broadcom Brocade SANnav Management Portal , 2.1.0x User guide

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Table of Contents
Copyright Statement.......................................................................................................................... 11
Introduction.........................................................................................................................................12
About This Document....................................................................................................................................................12
Supported Hardware and Software.............................................................................................................................. 12
Switches That Support Data Streaming...................................................................................................................... 14
Contacting Technical Support for Your Brocade
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Product....................................................................................... 14
Document Feedback...................................................................................................................................................... 14
Getting Started with SANnav Management Portal......................................................................... 16
SANnav Overview...........................................................................................................................................................16
Browser Requirements.................................................................................................................................................. 16
Launching SANnav Management Portal......................................................................................................................17
Changing Your Password..............................................................................................................................................18
Overview of the User Interface.....................................................................................................................................18
Customizing Tables................................................................................................................................................... 22
Searching for Objects............................................................................................................................................... 22
Tags........................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Tagging Objects.........................................................................................................................................................24
Filters......................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Wildcards in Filters............................................................................................................................................ 27
Rules for AND and OR Filters...........................................................................................................................28
Creating Filters...................................................................................................................................................29
Managing Filters.................................................................................................................................................31
Deleting Filters................................................................................................................................................... 32
Creating a Custom Network Scope.......................................................................................................................... 33
Setting the Date Range for Dashboards, Reports, and Events............................................................................... 35
Initial Setup and Configuration.....................................................................................................................................36
Licensing............................................................................................................................................. 37
SANnav Licensing Overview.........................................................................................................................................37
SANnav Licensing Terminology................................................................................................................................ 37
SANnav License Types............................................................................................................................................. 38
Managed Port Count.................................................................................................................................................38
How SANnav Licensing Works.....................................................................................................................................39
Obtaining the Server UID.............................................................................................................................................. 40
Generating a License.....................................................................................................................................................40
Adding a License to SANnav........................................................................................................................................42
Managing the Port Count.............................................................................................................................................. 44
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Renewing a License.......................................................................................................................................................45
Rehosting a License on a Different Server: Planned Migration............................................................................... 46
Moving a License to a Different Server: Unplanned Migration.................................................................................48
Deleting a License..........................................................................................................................................................48
Security................................................................................................................................................49
User Management...........................................................................................................................................................49
Configuring Password, Lockout, and Session Policies............................................................................................ 51
Creating Custom Roles.............................................................................................................................................52
Creating Custom AORs............................................................................................................................................ 53
Creating a User Account.......................................................................................................................................... 54
Unlocking a User Account............................................................................................................................................ 55
SANnav Management Portal User Account Privileges.............................................................................................. 56
Configuring SANnav to Use an External Server for Authentication.........................................................................58
LDAP Server Configuration...........................................................................................................................................60
Adding LDAP Servers to the Docker Container....................................................................................................... 62
Creating Role and AOR Custom Attributes in the LDAP Active Directory............................................................... 62
Assigning Roles and AORs to Users on the LDAP Server......................................................................................63
Assigning Roles and AORs to LDAP Groups in SANnav........................................................................................ 64
RADIUS Server Configuration.......................................................................................................................................65
Configuring SANnav Credentials on the RADIUS Server........................................................................................ 66
Assigning Roles and AORs to Users on the RADIUS Server..................................................................................67
Configuring Role and AOR Attributes on the RADIUS Server.................................................................................68
TACACS+ Server Configuration....................................................................................................................................69
Assigning Roles and AORs to Users on the TACACS+ Server............................................................................... 69
Managing Signed Certificates....................................................................................................................................... 70
Whitelisting Browser Access to SANnav.................................................................................................................... 71
Monitoring........................................................................................................................................... 73
Discovery.........................................................................................................................................................................73
Discovering a Fabric................................................................................................................................................. 75
Stopping and Resuming Switch Monitoring..............................................................................................................77
Stopping and Resuming Fabric Monitoring.............................................................................................................. 79
Rediscovering a Switch.............................................................................................................................................80
Rediscovering a Fabric............................................................................................................................................. 81
Changing the Seed Switch....................................................................................................................................... 81
Deleting a Fabric.......................................................................................................................................................82
Configuring Fabric Tracking......................................................................................................................................83
Updating Fabric Members.........................................................................................................................................84
Dashboards..................................................................................................................................................................... 85
Changing the Favorite Dashboard............................................................................................................................86
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Creating a Dashboard Quickly..................................................................................................................................86
Creating a Dashboard with a Customized Layout....................................................................................................89
Viewing Dashboards................................................................................................................................................. 91
Exporting Dashboard and Report Templates............................................................................................................93
Importing Dashboard and Report Templates............................................................................................................94
Sharing Dashboards and Reports with Other Users................................................................................................ 95
Health Summary Dashboard.....................................................................................................................................96
Customizing the Health Score Computation for Managed Entities................................................................... 98
Refreshing the Health Score for Managed Entities...........................................................................................99
Monitoring SAN Health and Status Daily........................................................................................................ 100
Factors Contributing to the Overall Health Score........................................................................................... 101
Network Port Traffic Conditions Dashboard........................................................................................................... 103
Analyzing Congested Ports............................................................................................................................. 106
Congestion Severity States............................................................................................................................. 108
Reports.......................................................................................................................................................................... 109
Creating a Report Template....................................................................................................................................109
Editing a Report Template...................................................................................................................................... 112
Scheduling a Report............................................................................................................................................... 114
Generating and Exporting Reports......................................................................................................................... 115
Widgets for Dashboards and Reports....................................................................................................................... 117
Date Range for Widgets......................................................................................................................................... 120
Performance Monitoring.............................................................................................................................................. 120
Launching Investigation Mode................................................................................................................................ 121
Collecting Items in the Sidebar for Investigation Mode..........................................................................................124
Using Investigation Mode........................................................................................................................................125
Scheduling High-Granularity Data Collection......................................................................................................... 132
Enabling and Disabling Historic Data Collection.................................................................................................... 134
Inventory Management................................................................................................................................................ 135
Adding Custom Fields to a Managed Object......................................................................................................... 137
Identifying Switches to Plan for an Upgrade.......................................................................................................... 140
Putting a Switch in Maintenance Mode.................................................................................................................. 142
Disabling and Enabling a Switch............................................................................................................................ 144
Disabling and Enabling a Switch Port.................................................................................................................... 144
Decommissioning Ports...........................................................................................................................................145
Registering a CIMOM Server for F_Port Decommissioning...................................................................................147
Viewing Physical Switch Properties........................................................................................................................147
Renaming Switch Ports, Switches, and Fabrics.....................................................................................................148
Managing End Devices........................................................................................................................................... 150
Creating Host and Storage Enclosures...........................................................................................................150
Manually Mapping Host and Storage Ports to Enclosures..............................................................................151
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End Device Type Mapping.............................................................................................................................. 153
Converting Initiator and Target Device Types................................................................................................. 156
Managing Trunk Inventory...................................................................................................................................... 158
Exporting Inventory Data, Names, and Mapping....................................................................................................158
Importing Inventory Names and Mapping...............................................................................................................159
Launching Web Tools..............................................................................................................................................160
Topology Visualization.................................................................................................................................................161
Viewing the Fabric Topology...................................................................................................................................163
Showing All Devices in a Fabric.............................................................................................................................168
Viewing Connectivity between Hosts and Storage.................................................................................................170
Viewing Link Utilization........................................................................................................................................... 172
Viewing a Zone Topology........................................................................................................................................174
Viewing Saved Topologies...................................................................................................................................... 175
Configuration.................................................................................................................................... 177
Policy-Based Configuration........................................................................................................................................ 177
Creating a Configuration Policy.............................................................................................................................. 177
Configuring a New Switch Before Adding It to the Fabric......................................................................................181
Configuring a New Switch After Adding It to the Fabric.........................................................................................182
Monitoring Configuration Drifts............................................................................................................................... 183
Resolving Configuration Drifts................................................................................................................................ 186
Configuration Blocks............................................................................................................................................... 187
Universal MAPS Policy........................................................................................................................................... 202
Importing the Universal MAPS Policy............................................................................................................. 203
Switch Configuration Backup and Restore...............................................................................................................204
Backing Up Switch and Logical Fabric Configurations...........................................................................................205
Restoring Chassis, Logical Fabric, and Switch Configurations.............................................................................. 207
Managing Switch Configuration Backups............................................................................................................... 209
Call Home and ESRS................................................................................................................................................... 211
Supporting the SANnav License for Call Centers.................................................................................................. 211
Call Home Email Notifications................................................................................................................................ 211
Call Home Events................................................................................................................................................... 211
Configuring Call Home Notifications....................................................................................................................... 212
Configuring the Dell EMC Call Home Support Center........................................................................................... 215
Setting Call Home Notification Policy..................................................................................................................... 217
Enabling and Disabling a Call Home Center..........................................................................................................218
Zoning............................................................................................................................................................................ 218
Zone Database Size............................................................................................................................................... 218
Naming Conventions............................................................................................................................................... 219
FOS Fabric Lock Support....................................................................................................................................... 219
Creating Zone Aliases.............................................................................................................................................220
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Creating a Single Zone Alias with Multiple Members..................................................................................... 220
Creating Multiple Zone Aliases or Zone Aliases Directly for Unaliased Devices............................................ 221
Importing Zone Aliases.................................................................................................................................... 222
Exporting Zone Aliases....................................................................................................................................224
Configuring Zones in a Fabric................................................................................................................................ 224
Creating Zones.................................................................................................................................................225
Adding Multiple Zone Aliases to a Zone......................................................................................................... 227
Creating Zone Configurations................................................................................................................................. 229
Activating a Zone Configuration...................................................................................................................... 230
Adding Multiple Zones to a Zone Configuration..............................................................................................231
Saving the Inactive Zone DB to the Offline Zone DB..................................................................................... 233
Identifying the Zones without Any Zone Configuration...........................................................................................233
Offline Zoning.......................................................................................................................................................... 234
Creating Offline Zone Configurations.............................................................................................................. 234
Importing an Offline Zone Configuration......................................................................................................... 236
Exporting an Offline Zone Configuration......................................................................................................... 237
Saving the Offline Zone Database to the Switch............................................................................................ 237
Creating Offline Zones.....................................................................................................................................238
Creating Peer Zones with a Simplified Workflow................................................................................................... 240
Configuring the Zoning Policy.................................................................................................................................243
Modifying a Zone Configuration..............................................................................................................................244
Comparing Effective and Defined (Modified) Zone Configurations........................................................................ 246
Viewing Zone and Zone Configuration Details....................................................................................................... 247
Viewing Online or Offline Zone Details........................................................................................................... 247
Viewing Online or Offline Zone Configuration Details..................................................................................... 249
Supporting Reverse Lookup for Zone Aliases........................................................................................................250
Creating a Zoning Report....................................................................................................................................... 251
Virtual Fabrics...............................................................................................................................................................252
Supported Platforms for Virtual Fabrics..................................................................................................................253
Creating a Logical Fabric........................................................................................................................................254
Adding Logical Switches to a Logical Fabric..........................................................................................................257
Activating a Logical Fabric......................................................................................................................................259
Editing Logical Fabrics and Switches.....................................................................................................................261
Deleting Logical Fabrics and Switches...................................................................................................................264
Monitoring and Alerting Policy Suite.........................................................................................................................266
MAPS Structural Elements..................................................................................................................................... 266
MAPS Actions......................................................................................................................................................... 267
MAPS Categories....................................................................................................................................................268
MAPS Groups and Measures.................................................................................................................................269
MAPS Violations......................................................................................................................................................269
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Viewing MAPS Violations.................................................................................................................................270
MAPS Rules............................................................................................................................................................ 270
MAPS Conditions.................................................................................................................................................... 271
MAPS Policies.........................................................................................................................................................271
MAPS Configuration................................................................................................................................................272
Configuring a MAPS Policy and Applying It to Multiple Switches................................................................... 272
Managing MAPS Actions on a Switch.............................................................................................................275
Configuring Policy Actions on a Switch...........................................................................................................284
Configuring an Email Notification for MAPS................................................................................................... 285
Fibre Channel Routing.................................................................................................................................................286
Limitations of Fibre Channel Routing..................................................................................................................... 287
Backbone Fabric ID Conditions....................................................................................................................... 287
Configuring a Backbone Fabric.............................................................................................................................. 287
Editing a Backbone Fabric......................................................................................................................................290
Viewing the FCR Topology..................................................................................................................................... 292
vCenter Discovery........................................................................................................................................................ 295
Adding the vCenter................................................................................................................................................. 295
Monitoring or Unmonitoring ESXi Hosts.................................................................................................................296
Rediscovering ESXi Hosts...................................................................................................................................... 296
Viewing ESXi Host Properties................................................................................................................................ 296
Investigating Virtual Machines................................................................................................................................ 297
Viewing Virtual Machine Properties........................................................................................................................ 298
Viewing ESXi Hosts in Topology............................................................................................................................ 300
Creating a VM Alarms Dashboard..........................................................................................................................302
FICON.............................................................................................................................................................................303
Viewing FICON Fabrics...........................................................................................................................................303
Configuring the FICON Display.............................................................................................................................. 305
Searching in FICON................................................................................................................................................306
Launching Web Tools FICON Management........................................................................................................... 306
FICON Planning...................................................................................................................................................... 307
Planning the Configuration.............................................................................................................................. 307
FICON Fabric Configuration................................................................................................................................... 308
Configuring a Cascaded FICON Fabric...........................................................................................................309
Adding FICON Logical Switches to a Cascaded FICON Fabric..................................................................... 312
Adding Ports to a FICON Logical Switch........................................................................................................ 314
Port Address Binding....................................................................................................................................... 316
Cascaded FICON Fabric Merge............................................................................................................................. 316
Merging Two Cascaded FICON Fabrics..........................................................................................................317
Resolving Merge Conflicts............................................................................................................................... 318
Resolving Domain ID Conflicts........................................................................................................................ 318
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Activating a FICON Fabric...................................................................................................................................... 319
Deployment Behavior.......................................................................................................................................320
Post Deployment Behavior.............................................................................................................................. 322
Deleting FICON Fabrics and FICON Logical Switches.......................................................................................... 322
Deleting a FICON Fabric................................................................................................................................. 322
Deleting a FICON Logical Switch....................................................................................................................323
Connecting Cascaded FICON Fabrics over FCIP..................................................................................................323
Configuring IP Links and Merging the Fabrics................................................................................................324
Event Management...........................................................................................................................326
Event Management Overview..................................................................................................................................... 326
Functions of Event Management............................................................................................................................ 326
Types of Registration.............................................................................................................................................. 326
Registering for SNMP Traps...................................................................................................................................326
Registering for Syslog.............................................................................................................................................328
Importing the Server Syslog Certificate Using a CLI Script............................................................................ 328
Enabling or Disabling SNMP Informs..................................................................................................................... 329
Enabling Event Notifications................................................................................................................................... 330
Setting the Frequency to Receive Email Event Notifications................................................................................. 331
Configuring an Email Setup....................................................................................................................................331
Forwarding...............................................................................................................................................................333
Filtering Traps and Messages......................................................................................................................... 333
Adding a Forwarding Destination.................................................................................................................... 336
Adding Trap Forwarding Credentials............................................................................................................... 339
Managing Event Actions......................................................................................................................................... 340
Enabling Default Event Action Policy.............................................................................................................. 340
Configuring Identification and Action............................................................................................................... 343
Creating Events and Policy............................................................................................................................. 344
Creating Sources............................................................................................................................................. 348
Creating an Event Action for Critical Events...................................................................................................349
Using Event Action to Suppress Selected Events.......................................................................................... 354
Auto Acknowledging Events Based on Event Description.............................................................................. 358
Modifying Event Action Policies.......................................................................................................................361
Filtering Events........................................................................................................................................................362
Searching Events.................................................................................................................................................... 365
Filtering Violations................................................................................................................................................... 366
Viewing the Product and Fabric Details.......................................................................................................... 369
Investigating Violations.................................................................................................................................... 369
Acknowledging or Unacknowledging Events.......................................................................................................... 370
Setting Event Management Reports and Dashboard Widgets...............................................................................371
Exporting Event Management Reports............................................................................................................372
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Viewing the Port Health and FPI Violations Widgets...................................................................................... 374
Extension Tunnels and Circuits..................................................................................................... 377
Overview of Extension Tunnels..................................................................................................................................377
Viewing Extension Tunnels......................................................................................................................................... 377
Applying the Extension Dashboard........................................................................................................................... 378
Configuring IPsec Policies.......................................................................................................................................... 381
Creating an IPsec Policy........................................................................................................................................ 382
Editing an IPsec Policy........................................................................................................................................... 384
Deleting an IPsec Policy.........................................................................................................................................386
Configuring a Single-Sided Tunnel............................................................................................................................ 386
Configuring an Extension Tunnel...............................................................................................................................393
Editing an Extension Tunnel.......................................................................................................................................402
Deleting a Tunnel......................................................................................................................................................... 405
Switch Maintenance and Support.................................................................................................. 406
Firmware Management.................................................................................................................................................406
Importing Firmware Files to the Repository........................................................................................................... 406
Managing the Repository........................................................................................................................................ 407
Updating a Selected Switch from an Internal or External Location........................................................................408
Updating the Firmware for Single or Multiple Switches from an Internal or External Location...............................412
Switch SupportSave.....................................................................................................................................................415
Requirements.......................................................................................................................................................... 415
Generating SupportSave for One or More Switches..............................................................................................415
Scheduling SupportSave for One or More Switches..............................................................................................418
Configuring Trace Dump......................................................................................................................................... 421
Managing the Switch SupportSave Files................................................................................................................422
Accessing the Command-Line Interface................................................................................................................... 424
SANnav Maintenance and Support................................................................................................ 426
SANnav Backup and Restore......................................................................................................................................426
Configuring a Scheduled Backup........................................................................................................................... 427
On-demand Backup................................................................................................................................................ 429
Restoring Backup Files........................................................................................................................................... 429
Management Portal Server Support Data Collection............................................................................................... 430
Generating the Support Data Collection File..........................................................................................................430
Downloading the Support Data Collection Files.....................................................................................................432
Splitting and Merging SANnav Support Data Files................................................................................................ 432
Sending Support Data Collection Files to an External Server............................................................................... 432
Deleting the Support Data Collection Files............................................................................................................ 433
Checking the Server Health........................................................................................................................................ 433
Upgrading or Replacing Hardware on the SANnav Server..................................................................................... 434
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Changing SANnav Installation from IPv4 to IPv6.....................................................................................................434
Troubleshooting and Diagnostics.................................................................................................. 435
No Login Page.............................................................................................................................................................. 435
Unable to Discover Switches......................................................................................................................................435
Configuring the Firewalld Backend for CentOS and RHEL 8.0 or Higher..............................................................436
Dashboard Shows No Data for Switches.................................................................................................................. 436
Data Streaming Not Available after Backup and Restore........................................................................................437
High-Granularity Data Collection Schedule Option Is Unavailable.........................................................................437
Network Port Traffic Conditions Dashboard Is Blank..............................................................................................438
Repository Tab Not Available for Firmware Management or Switch SupportSave............................................... 438
Firmware Download or Switch SupportSave Fails...................................................................................................439
Upgrading the OS with SANnav Installed................................................................................................................. 439
Switch Busy Message..................................................................................................................................................439
D_Port Testing.............................................................................................................................................................. 439
Starting D_Port Testing........................................................................................................................................... 440
Scheduling D_Port Testing......................................................................................................................................442
Viewing D_Port Test Results.................................................................................................................................. 444
Deleting a Scheduled D_Port Test......................................................................................................................... 445
Exporting Select Configurations from Brocade Network Advisor to SANnav
Management Portal.......................................................................................................................... 446
Overview of Exporting Select Configurations.......................................................................................................... 446
Exporting End Device Names..................................................................................................................................... 446
Importing End Device Names as Zone Aliases........................................................................................................ 447
Exporting Host or Storage Port Mapping..................................................................................................................447
Importing Host or Storage Port Mapping..................................................................................................................448
Exporting a MAPS Policy............................................................................................................................................ 448
Importing a MAPS Policy............................................................................................................................................ 448
Revision History............................................................................................................................... 449
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Copyright Statement
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Introduction
About This Document
This guide describes how to monitor and manage your storage area network (SAN) using SANnav
Management Portal.
Within this document, SANnav Management Portal might also be referred to simply as "SANnav".
Refer to the following guides for additional information:
Brocade SANnav Management Portal Installation and Migration Guide contains detailed steps for installing SANnav
Management Portal and for migrating from an earlier version of SANnav. The guide also includes information about
installing SANnav as an OVA appliance.
Brocade SANnav Flow Management User Guide explains how to configure and manage flows using SANnav
Management Portal.
Brocade SANnav Management Portal REST API and Northbound Streaming Reference Manual contains definitions
of REST APIs that you can use to access SANnav Management Portal, including streaming performance and flow
metrics to an external server.
Brocade SANnav Global View User Guide describes how to use SANnav Global View to monitor and manage multiple
Management Portal instances. SANnav Global View is a separate product.
Brocade SANnav Management Portal Release Notes includes a summary of the new, unsupported, and deprecated
features for this release.
Supported Hardware and Software
SANnav Management Portal 2.1.0x supports the following Fabric OS software versions and hardware platforms.
Fabric OS Software Support
The following Fabric OS
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software versions are supported by this release of SANnav.
Fabric OS 9.0 or later
Fabric OS 8.0 or later
Fabric OS 7.4 or later
Brocade Gen 7 (64Gb/s) Fixed-Port Switches
Brocade G720 Switch
Brocade Gen 7 (64Gb/s) Directors
Brocade X7-4 Director
Brocade X7-8 Director
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Brocade Gen 6 (32Gb/s) Fixed-Port Switches
Brocade G610 Switch
Brocade G620 Switch
Brocade G630 Switch
Brocade 7810 Extension Switch
Brocade G648 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade MXG610 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade Gen 6 (32Gb/s) Directors
Brocade X6-4 Director
Brocade X6-8 Director
Brocade Gen 5 (16Gb/s) Fixed-Port Switches
Brocade 6505 Switch
Brocade 6510 Switch
Brocade 6520 Switch
Brocade M6505 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 6542 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 6543 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 6545 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 6546 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 6547 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 6548 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 6558 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 7840 Extension Switch
Brocade Gen 5 (16Gb/s) Directors
Brocade DCX 8510-4 Director
Brocade DCX 8510-8 Director
Brocade Gen 4 (8Gb/s) Fixed-Port Switches
Brocade 300 Switch
Brocade 5424 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 5430 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 5431 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 5432 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 5450 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 5460 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 5470 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 5480 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade NC-5480 Blade Server SAN I/O Module
Brocade 7800 Extension Switch
Analytics Monitoring Platform
The Analytics Monitoring Platform (AMP) is supported with the following AMP OS software versions:
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AMP OS 3.0.0 or later (includes Flow Management support)
AMP OS 2.0.x (includes switch monitoring only)
Switches That Support Data Streaming
SANnav uses Kafka to provide real-time data streaming from switches that are running Fabric OS 8.2.1a or higher. Data
streaming provides collection of high-frequency performance statistics, FCIP performance and error statistics, and flow
statistics and violations.
The following Gen 7 platforms support data streaming:
Brocade G720 Switch
Brocade X7-4 and X7-8 Directors
The following Gen 6 platforms support data streaming:
Brocade G610, G620, and G630 Switches
Brocade 7810 Switch
Brocade X6-4 and X6-8 Directors
Contacting Technical Support for Your Brocade
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Product
If you purchased Brocade product support from a Broadcom OEM/solution provider, contact your OEM/solution provider
for all your product support needs.
OEM/solution providers are trained and certified by Broadcom to support Brocade products.
Broadcom provides backline support for issues that cannot be resolved by the OEM/solution provider.
Brocade Supplemental Support augments your existing OEM support contract, providing direct access to Brocade
expertise. For more information on this option, contact Broadcom or your OEM.
For questions regarding service levels and response times, contact your OEM/solution provider.
For product support information and the latest information on contacting the Technical Assistance Center, go to https://
www.broadcom.com/support/fibre-channel-networking/. If you have purchased Brocade
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product support directly from
Broadcom, use one of the following methods to contact the Technical Assistance Center 24x7.
Online Telephone
For nonurgent issues, the preferred method is to log in to
myBroadcom at https://www.broadcom.com/mybroadcom. (You
must initially register to gain access to the Customer Support
Portal.) Once there, select Customer Support Portal > Support
Portal. You will now be able to navigate to the following sites:
Knowledge Search: Clicking the top-right magnifying glass
brings up a search bar.
Case Management: The legacy MyBrocade case
management tool (MyCases) has been replaced with the Fibre
Channel Networking case management tool.
DocSafe: You can download software and documentation.
Other Resources: Licensing Portal (top), SAN Health (top and
bottom), Communities (top), Education (top).
Required for Severity 1 (critical) issues:
Please call Fibre Channel Networking Global Support at one of
the numbers listed at https://www.broadcom.com/support/fibre-
channel-networking/.
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Getting Started with SANnav Management Portal
SANnav Overview
SANnav is the next generation SAN management application suite for Brocade SAN environments.
SANnav allows you to efficiently manage your SAN infrastructure through various easy-to-use functions. SANnav
implements a highly scalable client-server architecture for SAN management. With a modern browser-based UI, SANnav
eliminates the need for a Java-based thick client. The user interface of SANnav is designed based on real-world use
cases and user workflows, providing a highly intuitive user experience. SANnav uses a micro-services-based architecture
based on Docker container technology that allows it to scale to meet the management needs of both small and large
SAN environments and those that may change over time. This scalable architecture also allows SANnav to support new
functionality in the future without causing degradation to the performance of the application.
To address the management needs of very large-scale SAN environments or those that are distributed by function or
location, SANnav supports a hierarchical management model, where a higher-level “global” application, SANnav Global
View, provides comprehensive visibility, summarization, and seamless navigation across multiple instances of the SANnav
Management Portal application.
There are two distinct SANnav product offerings:
SANnav Management Portal
SANnav Global View
SANnav Management Portal
SANnav Management Portal allows management of one or more SAN fabrics that are in the same or different
geographical locations, and it supports managing a maximum of 15,000 physical SAN ports. For environments that are
larger than 15,000 ports, you can deploy multiple SANnav Management Portal instances, which in turn can be managed
by SANnav Global View.
Use SANnav Management Portal to monitor and manage fabrics, switches, switch ports, and other elements of your
SAN. Dashboards provide summary status and performance information, from which you can drill down to get detailed
views. Using filters and tags, you can sort and search your inventory to find exactly the information that you want. A highly
flexible reporting infrastructure allows you to generate custom graphical or tabular reports.
SANnav Management Portal does not replace Brocade Web Tools or the Fabric OS command line interface.
SANnav Global View
You can get a comprehensive view of a SAN environment that spans multiple SANnav Management Portal instances
through the SANnav Global View product. SANnav Global View allows you to navigate seamlessly across multiple
SANnav Management Portal instances and drill down to any individual instance to perform detailed monitoring,
investigation, and troubleshooting.
Refer to the Brocade SANnav Global View User Guide for detailed information.
Browser Requirements
Any laptop or machine that launches web applications can be used to launch SANnav Management Portal. For optimal
performance, have at least 16 GB of memory.
The following browsers can be used to access the SANnav server:
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Note that if you access the client from Remote Desktop, the user interface may have degraded performance.
Launching Brocade Web Tools 9.0.0 and later from a SANnav client is supported on Chrome and Firefox. Launching
Brocade Web Tools versions earlier than 9.0.0 is supported only on Firefox.
Launching SANnav Management Portal
Launch SANnav Management Portal to monitor and manage your fabrics.
1. Open your browser and enter the IP address or fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the SANnav Management
Portal server.
You can use HTTP or HTTPS, for example:
http://192.0.2.0
or
https://192.0.2.0
The SANnav Management Portal login window appears.
If the login window does not appear, try the following:
Ping the SANnav server to ensure that it is up.
Check if SANnav services are running. See Checking the Server Health.
Check the firewall settings. Note that http does not work if redirection on port 80 is not enabled during installation.
Refer to the Brocade SANnav Management Portal Installation and Migration Guide for more details.
2. Enter your SANnav user name and password, and click Login.
For the first SANnav login, the default user name is Administrator and the default password is password.
SANnav launches with the default dashboard displayed.
If, instead of launching, SANnav displays the message "Login Failed. Service is not available at this time.", SANnav is
in the process of starting up. Wait a few minutes and try to log in again.
The first time you log in, you should change the default password. See Changing Your Password.
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Changing Your Password
The first time you log in to SANnav, you should change your password.
After you change your password, you are automatically logged out, and you must log in again using the new password.
1. Click the user icon in the top-right corner of the window, and then click User Preferences.
2. Click the Edit button next to Logging in.
3. Click Change on the Logging in page.
4. Fill out the Change Password fields, and click OK.
You are automatically logged out of SANnav.
5. Log in to SANnav again using your new password.
Overview of the User Interface
SANnav Management Portal allows you to manage one or more SAN fabrics in multiple locations. Once familiar with the
basic components of SANnav, you can quickly start monitoring and managing your fabrics.
The following screen capture shows the basic layout of the SANnav user interface.
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Figure 1: SANnav Management Portal User Interface
1. Navigation bar. Contains links to feature pages. The SANnav link displays the page where various settings and
configurations can be performed.
2. Search. Click the icon to display the search box, select a context on which to search from the list, and enter the search
term in the field.
3. Profile menu. Click the icon to display additional links for changing user preferences, displaying the SANnav version,
and logging out.
4. Subnavigation bar. Provides the page title and optional item count within parentheses. Also includes buttons and
menus to take actions within the page. The subnavigation bar is the main way to navigate within a feature.
5. Filter bar. Allows you to filter the display based on columns, fabrics, network scope, and customized filters.
6. Expandable sidebar. Provides an area where you can save selected inventory items for investigation later.
Detail Pages
Clicking a fabric name, switch name, or port name in a table opens a detail page for that object. The detail page displays
additional information about the object and may contain additional actions that you can perform.
The detail page is different depending on the context. For example, the detail page for a fabric on the Inventory page is
different from the detail page for the same fabric on the Discovery page.
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Figure 2: Detail Page for a Switch
Tables
In tables, if an entry is truncated (indicated by an ellipsis at the end of the entry), hover the mouse over the entry to see
the full text.
Figure 3: Hovering the Mouse over Truncated Table Text
Many tables have an action menu that you can access by clicking the down arrow in the rightmost column. Click this arrow
to display additional actions that you can perform on the associated object.
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