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iSR6200 Intelligent Storage RouterInstallation Guide• Fibre Channel—a port in a fabricwhere an N_Port can attach.• Fibre Channel—a port in a fabricwhere an NL_Port can attach.port instanceThe number of the port in the system.Each adapter may have one or multipleports, identified with regard to the adapteras port 0, port 1 and so forth. To avoidconfusion when dealing with a systemcontaining numerous ports, each port isassigned a port instance number when thesystem boots up. So Port 0 on an adaptermight have a port instance number of 8,for example, if it is the eighth port discoveredby the system.POSTPower-on self test. Diagnostics that therouter performs at start-up.reduced instruction set computerSee RISC.registered state change notificationSee RSCN.RISCReduced instruction set computer. Acomputer microprocessor that performsfewer types of computer instructions,thereby operating at higher speeds.RSCNRegistered state change notification.RSCN is a Fibre Channel fabric notificationsent to all specified nodes when any majorfabric changes occur. This notificationallows nodes to immediately gain knowledgeabout the fabric and react accordingly.router logLog of messages describing events thatoccur on the Intelligent Storage Router.SANStorage area network. Multiple storageunits (disk drives) and servers connectedby networking topology.SANsurfer Router ManagerWorkstation-based router managementutility that provides a graphical user interface(GUI) used to configure and monitorIntelligent Storage Routers.SCSISmall computer system interface. Ahigh-speed interface used to connectdevices, such as hard drives, CD drives,printers, and scanners, to a computer. TheSCSI can connect many devices using asingle controller. Each device is accessedby an individual identification number onthe SCSI controller bus.Secure SHellSee SSH.SFFSmall form factor. A transceiver device thatis permanently attached to the circuitboard.SFPSmall form-factor pluggable. A transceiverdevice, smaller than a GigaBit InterfaceConverter, that plugs into the FibreChannel port.simple network management protocolSee SNMP.small computer system interfaceSee SCSI.Glossary-8ISR651101-00 G
iSR6200 Intelligent Storage RouterInstallation Guidesmall form factorSee SFF.small form-factor pluggableSee SFP.SMI-SStorage management initiative–specification.A standard that provides for themanagement of the switch throughthird-party management applications.SNMPSimple network management protocol.SNMP is a networking protocol thatenables you to monitor the router usingthird-party applications that use SNMP.SSHSecure SHell. Communications tool thatprovides secure and encrypted connectionsto traditionally non-encryptedservices.storage area networkSee SAN.storage managementinitiative–specificationSee SMI-S.T1T3See DS-1.See DS-3.targetThe storage-device endpoint of a SCSIsession. Initiators request data fromtargets. Targets are typically disk-drives,tape-drives, or other media devices.Typically a SCSI peripheral device is thetarget but an adapter may, in some cases,be a target. A target can contain manyLUNs.A target is a device that responds to arequested by an initiator (the host system).Peripherals are targets, but for somecommands (for example, a SCSI COPYcommand), the peripheral may act as aninitiator.TelnetTelecommunication network. A networkprotocol used on the Internet or local areanetwork (LAN) connections. Telnetprovides access to a command line interface(CLI) on a remote machine.virtual logical area network (LAN)See VLAN.virtual port groupSee VPGs.VLANVirtual logical area network (LAN). A groupof hosts with a common set of requirementsthat communicate as if they wereattached to the same wire, regardless oftheir physical location. Although a VLANhas the same attributes as a physical LAN,it allows for end stations to be groupedtogether even if they are not located on thesame LAN segment. VLANs enablenetwork reconfiguration through software,instead of physically relocating devices.ISR651101-00 G Glossary-9
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