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advancedIVR configuration 1IVR zone zones and zone sets 1AFIDsconfiguring default 1configuring individual 1guidelines 1verifying database configuration 1Auto modeconfiguration 1auto topology modeconfiguration guidelines 1autonomous fabric IDSee AFIDsAFIDsdescription 1autonomous fabric identifiers. See AFIDs 1B
basic configurationtask list 1border switchesdescription 1IVR configuration guidelines 1C
configuration limits 1current VSANsdescription 1D
domain IDsIVR configuration guidelines 1non-unique and IVR NAT 1unique 1E
edge switchesdescription 1edge VSANsdescription 1F
Fabric Manager 1FC IDconfiguring 1features and benefits 1guidelines 1I
Inter-VSAN Routing zone sets. See IVR zone sets 1Inter-VSAN Routing zones. See IVR zones 1IVRactivating topologies 1AF IDs 1basic configuration task list 1border switch, guidelinesIVRborder switch configuration guidelines 1border switchIVRborder switches 1configuration limits 1configuringadvanced 1basic 1configuring logging levelsIVRlogging 1configuring without IVR NATguidelines 1current VSANs 1database merge guidelinesIVRdatabase merge guidelines 1databases 1default settings 1default zone policy 1domain ID guidelinesIVRdomain ID configuration guidelines 1edge switchIVRedge switches 1edge VSANs 1enabling 1features 1interoperability 1native VSANs 1paths 1persistent FC IDs 1read-only zoning 1terminology 1transit VSAN configuration guidelines 1virtual domains 1VSAN topologies 1zone communication 1zone configuration guidelines 1zone sets 1Zone Wizard 1IVR databasesactive 1configured 1merge guidelines 1pending 1IVR loggingconfiguring levels 1IVR logging levelsverifying configuration 1IVR manual configurationguidelines 1IVR NATborder switch, guidelines 1configuration guidelines 1description 1load balancing 1requirements 1transit VSANs, guidelines 1IVR persistent FC IDsconfiguring 1persistent 1verifying configuration 1IVR service groupsactivation 1characteristics 1clearing 1configuring 1copying active 1default 1description 1IVR configuration guidelines 1verifying configuration 1IVR topologiesactivating a manually configured topology 1adding IVR-enabled switches 1clearing manual entries 1configuring manually 1copying active topologies 1migrating from IVR auto topology mode to IVR manual topology mode 1verifying configuration 1IVR virtual domainsclearing 1description 1verifying configuration 1IVR zone setsactivating 1advanced configurationdescription 1configuring 1deactivating 1maximum number 1renaming 1verifying configuration 1IVR Zone Wizard 1IVR zonesactivating with force option 1advanceddescription 1automatic creation 1configuring 1configuring LUNs 1configuring with IVR Zone Wizard 1differences with zones (table) 1maximum number of members 1maximum number of zones 1renaming 1verifying configuration 1verifying QoS configuration 1N
NAT. See IVR NAT 1native VSANsdescription 1P
persistent FC IDsconfiguring 1description 1T
transit VSANsconfiguration guidelines 1description 1descriptionIVRtransit VSANs 1descriptionVSANstransit 1IVR configuration guidelines 1Z
zonesconfiguration guidelines 1differences with IVR zones 1IVR communication 1read-only for IVR 1
Cisco MDS 9000 Series Inter-VSAN Routing Configuration Guide, Release 7.x
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- July 4, 2016
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