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

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2–Advanced <strong>Fabric</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> Capabilities<br />

Performance <strong>Manager</strong><br />

• Target Channel Adapters – all ports on Target Channel Adapters in the fabric<br />

• SWs – all ports on switches in the fabric<br />

Non-Enhanced Switch Port 0's do not support PMA statistics and are omitted from<br />

all Groups.<br />

Within groups, the ports are defined as internal and external.<br />

A port for which both it and its neighbor are in the group is considered an Internal<br />

Port. For example ISLs are Internal to the SWs group. Refer to Figure 2-11 for an<br />

example of internal and external links.<br />

Send from Group<br />

External Link<br />

Receive to Group<br />

Group Boundary<br />

Internal Link<br />

Figure 2-11. Internal and External Links<br />

A port for which one side of the link is in the group but its neighbor is not in the<br />

group, is considered an External port. For example a link between an Host<br />

Channel Adapter and a Switch will tabulate both the Switch Port and the Host<br />

Channel Adapter port as External to the SWs group.<br />

For External ports, Send (data leaving the group) and Recv (data entering the<br />

group) statistics are accumulated. Error counters are also accumulated to reflect<br />

the overall status of the link.<br />

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