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CHAPTER 6
Configuring Ports and Port Channels
This chapter includes the following sections:
• Server and Uplink Ports on the 6100 Series Fabric Interconnect, page 77
• Unified Ports on the 6200 Series Fabric Interconnect, page 78
• Server Ports, page 85
• Uplink Ethernet Ports, page 85
• Reconfiguring a Port on a Fabric Interconnect, page 86
• Enabling a Port on a Fabric Interconnect, page 87
• Disabling a Port on a Fabric Interconnect, page 88
• Unconfiguring a Port on a Fabric Interconnect, page 89
• Appliance Ports, page 89
• FCoE and Fibre Channel Storage Ports, page 94
• Uplink Ethernet Port Channels, page 97
• Appliance Port Channels, page 100
• Fibre Channel Port Channels, page 104
• Adapter Port Channels, page 108
• Fabric Port Channels, page 108
• Configuring Server Ports with the Internal Fabric Manager, page 111
Server and Uplink Ports on the 6100 Series Fabric Interconnect
Each 6100 series fabric interconnect has a set of ports in a fixed port module that you can configure as either
server ports or uplink Ethernet ports. These ports are not reserved. They cannot be used by a Cisco UCS
domain until you configure them. You can add expansion modules to increase the number of uplink ports on
the fabric interconnect or to add uplink Fibre Channel ports to the fabric interconnect.
You need to create LAN pin groups and SAN pin groups to pin traffic from servers to an uplink port.
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