08-28-2007 12:32 PM
It looks from the config the a Zone is the connection between the server and the switch port, is this correct?
What is the difference between a Zone Set and a VSAN?
08-28-2007 03:16 PM
Hi,
A zone can contain "connections" from server, port on switch, storage device or another server.
A zoneset is a collection of zones. One zoneset can be active in a vsan at a time.
A vsan (virtual san) is a means of segregating traffic from one SAN. You might want to do this to separate development traffic from production.
04-11-2008 05:47 PM
Why would you need more that one zoneset, if only one can be active?
04-11-2008 09:51 PM
Hi,
One reason to have multiple zonesets is for a backout procedure after making a change.
It is possible to clone your active zoneset to a new zoneset, make your changes then activate this new one.
If something went wrong you can simply re-activate the old zoneset.
Cheers
Andrew
08-29-2007 07:28 PM
vsan: an allocation of switch ports that can span multiple physical switches and forms a virtual switch (i.e. fabric). A single switch can contain multiple vsans.
zoneset: a set of zones. You zone a fabric and activate a zoneset against a fabric. Only 1 zoneset can be active in a fabric.
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