Fabric Manager Users Guide, Version 6.1, Revision A - QLogic

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4–Virtual Fabrics Configuration 0x1000117500000000-0x1000117500000007 0x1-0x7 PSM_Data 0x1000117500000008-0x100011750000000f 0x9-0xf PSM 0x1000117500000000-0x100011750000000f 0x1-0xf Networking IPv4 IPv6 IPoIBCM SDP RDS QLogicEVIC Storage QLogicFVIC < Name>VirtualIO QLogicEVIC QLogicFVIC Compute VerbsMPI PSM 4-10 IB0054608-01 B
4–Virtual Fabrics Configuration AllOthers UnmatchedServiceID UnmatchedMGID DeviceGroup Parameters Device groups are defined within the DeviceGroups section. This section contains zero or more DeviceGroup sections. The layout is as follows: Each DeviceGroup section can have one or more devices (nodes and ports). Devices are matched against PathRecord and Multicast SA queries so that the returned SLID/DLID, PKey, SL, and so on are appropriate for the vFabric that contains the device(s). Devices in a DeviceGroup but not found in the fabric are ignored. When security is enabled for a vFabric, further measures will be taken, using PKeys, to secure the vFabric and ensure devices in other vFabrics cannot talk to devices in the given vFabric. Such security includes hardware enforced per-packet PKey checking and enforcement. DeviceGroups not used in any vFabric will have no effect. NOTE: To effectively use the DeviceGroups section, the administrator must carefully list the required devices in each DeviceGroup section. FastFabric Toolset commands, such as iba_saquery and iba_report, can help generate the lists. Portions of iba_report XML output, such as iba_report -o brnodes -x, can be cut and pasted into the appropriate DeviceGroup sections. When assigning devices to a vFabric, the capabilities of the device must be considered. There is a limit of the number of Secure VirtualFabrics a given device's port can be in. That limit is dependent on the PKey capabilities of the hardware. The PKey capabilities of the devices shipped by QLogic are as follows: IB0054608-01 B 4-11
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