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September 22nd 05, 05:44 PM
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Zone Changes on MDS9120 take a while to change active zoneset
Whenever I make a change to zones on my MDS9120 it takes a long time to
change the active zoneset. Since I haven't had formal training yet I may be missing a step. 1.) Add new zone 2.) Add members to zone 3.) add zone(s) to zoneset 4.) zone commit force A sh zones shows the changes but sh active zoneset shows the old information. Am I doing something wrong? Does the host need to be rebooted for the new zone to become active? TIA, Steve 
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September 24th 05, 03:11 AM
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How long is too long for you?
Zone changes do take a finite amount of time. Its not instantaneous. The # of switches you have in your fabric, and the ISL latency also plays a part. "SteveO" wrote in message oups.com... Whenever I make a change to zones on my MDS9120 it takes a long time to change the active zoneset. Since I haven't had formal training yet I may be missing a step. 1.) Add new zone 2.) Add members to zone 3.) add zone(s) to zoneset 4.) zone commit force A sh zones shows the changes but sh active zoneset shows the old information. Am I doing something wrong? Does the host need to be rebooted for the new zone to become active? TIA, Steve
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September 26th 05, 11:52 PM
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I don't know how long "too long" is, if there is a finite amount of
time that I need to wait then that is OK as long as I know what that amount of time is. The thing is that there is only one switch in the fabric so I guess I just assumed that it would act like a router or switch and be instantaneous. Thanks, Steve Ramesh Pun wrote: How long is too long for you? Zone changes do take a finite amount of time. Its not instantaneous. The # of switches you have in your fabric, and the ISL latency also plays a part. "SteveO" wrote in message oups.com... Whenever I make a change to zones on my MDS9120 it takes a long time to change the active zoneset. Since I haven't had formal training yet I may be missing a step. 1.) Add new zone 2.) Add members to zone 3.) add zone(s) to zoneset 4.) zone commit force A sh zones shows the changes but sh active zoneset shows the old information. Am I doing something wrong? Does the host need to be rebooted for the new zone to become active? TIA, Steve
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