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• Expansion Module
Step 4
Click the port or ports you want to reconfigure.
Step 5
Drag the selected port or ports and drop them in the appropriate node.
The port or ports are reconfigured as the appropriate type of port, removed from the original node, and added
to the new node.
Example: Reconfiguring an Uplink Ethernet Port as a Server Port
1
Expand the Uplink Ethernet Ports node and select the port you want to reconfigure.
2
Drag the port and drop it into the Server Ports node.
Enabling a Port on a Fabric Interconnect
After you enable or disable a port on a fabric interconnect, wait for at least 1 minute before you reacknowledge
the chassis. If you reacknowledge the chassis too soon, the pinning of server traffic from the chassis may not
be updated with the changes to the port that you enabled or disabled.
Procedure
Step 1
In the Navigation pane, click the Equipment tab.
Step 2
On the Equipment tab, expand Equipment > Fabric Interconnects > Fabric_Interconnect_Name.
Step 3
Depending upon the location of the ports you want to enable, expand one of the following:
• Fixed Module
• Expansion Module
Step 4
Depending upon the type of port you want to enable, expand one of the following:
• Appliance Ports
• FCoE Storage Ports
• Server Ports
• Storage FC Ports
• Uplink Ethernet Ports
• Uplink FC Ports
Step 5
Click the port or ports you want to enable.
You can use the Shift key or Ctrl key to select multiple entries.
Step 6
Right-click the selected port or ports and choose Enable.
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