The zone configuration is implemented either by World Wide Name (WWN), Domain, or 24-bit Port ID. Zoning using WWN is much more flexible and allows devices to be connected to any port of the switch. However, if a device WWN changes, for
example, due to a hardware failure and subsequent replacement, an update to the zoning configuration is necessary. In comparison, Port ID based zoning limits the device access to the configured port. A device connected to a port, other than the
specified Domain and port, requires zone configuration change. The cfgshow command lists the detail of the active zone configuration.
Example: Fabric A Port Based Zoning
Domain_03:admin> cfgShow
cfg: Migration_A
zone: Portzone_HPUX_hba01
4,4
9,3
zone: Portzone_Solaris_hba0
3,7
6,7
zone: portzone_AIX22_hba0
4,6
6,6
zone: portzone_w2k_hba0
3(switch Domain),5(switch port number)
6,5
Example: Fabric B Port Based Zoning
Domain_05:admin> cfgShow
cfg: Migration_B
zone: Portzone_HPUX_hba00
7,4
5,2
zone: Portzone_Solaris_hba1
5,6
7,6
zone: portzone_AIX22_hba1
5,8
7,8
zone: portzone_w2k_hba1
5,4
7,15
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