Table Of Contents
A - B - C - D - E - F - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - R - S - T - U - V - Z
Index
A
Advanced security
about 3-5, 6-3
configuring smart cards 3-17
stored keyshares 3-16
archiving
clusters 3-23
B
Basic security
about 3-5, 6-3
downloading key file 3-12
best practices
Cisco SME topologies 8-2
overview 8-1
C
CFS requirement 2-23
Changing the Fabric Name 2-18
Cisco Key Management Center
about 1-3, 6-2
advantages 6-2
features 1-3
Cisco MDS 9000 Family 18/4-Port Multiservice Module (MSM-18/4) 1-8
replacing 9-8
Cisco SAN-OS features
changed (table) 1-vii
new (table) 1-vii
Cisco SME
best practices 8-1
configuration
initial 2-23
limitations 2-24
overview 2-23
licenses 2-22
required engines 1-5
Cisco SME Administrators 1-3
Cisco SME Recovery Officers 1-3
Cisco SME Roles
about 1-3
Cisco SME Terminology 1-5
Cisco Storage Media Encryption
About 1-1
features 1-2
security overview 1-9
See Cisco SME 1-1
CLI
description 2-2
clustering 1-4
enabling 2-3
clusters
archiving 3-23
creating 3-2
management 3-1
purging 3-23, 3-24
quorum 3-30
recovery scenarios 9-1
reviving 9-4
viewing details 3-26
viewing members 3-27
viewing states 3-26
viewing using Device Manager 3-29
viewing using Fabric Manager 3-28
command-line interface. See CLI
contacting support 9-9
core-edge topology 8-3
D
Device Manager 2-2
DNS
alternative 2-14
configuration 9-7
enabling 2-13
E
edge-core-edge topology 8-4
Enabling clustering
using Fabric Manager 2-3
Encryption 1-3
exporting volume groups 6-8
F
Fabric Manager
description 2-2
using to enable HTTPS 2-17
Fabric Manager features
changed (table) 1-vii
new (table) 1-vii
Fabric Manager Server 2-2
Backing Up D-1
Fabric Manager Server database
Restoring D-2
Fabric Manager Web Client 2-2
fabrics
adding 2-18
changing a fabric name 2-18
manage continuously 2-20
seed switch login 2-19
selecting 3-4
FC Redirect 1-4
FC redirect
requirements 2-22
unsupported switches 2-24
FC redirect restrictions 2-24
FICON Limitation 2-24
H
hardware
requirements 1-7
Cisco MDS 18/4-port Multiservice Module (MSM-18/4) 1-8
Cisco MDS 9222i Multiservice Module Switch 1-8
Hardware Requirements 1-7
HTTPS
enabling 2-17
I
IEEE-compliant AES 256 encryption 1-3
importing volume groups 6-10
interfaces
selecting 3-4
IVR zoneset 2-23
J
Java Requirement 2-22
K
key hierarchy
about 6-1
master key 6-2
tape volume group key 6-2
tape volume key 6-2
Key Management 1-3
about 6-1
key management
operations 6-5
key management settings 6-4
Key-On-Tape 6-4
Shared 6-4
Unique Key 6-4
keys
active 6-6
archived 6-7
purging 6-7
viewing 6-6
L
licenses
for fixed slot - MDS 9222i Switch 2-22
for MSM-18/4 module-MDS 9200 Series with SSM 2-22
for MSM-18/4 module - MDS 9500 Series with SSM 2-22
obtaining and installing 2-21
limitations 2-24
M
master key 6-2
Master Key Security
Advanced 3-5, 6-3
Basic 3-5, 6-3
modes 6-3
Standard 3-5, 6-3
master key security levels
selecting 3-5
master switch
reassigning 9-5
master switch election 3-30
four-switch cluster scenarios 3-33
three-switch cluster scenarios 3-32
Media Key Settings
selecting 3-8
store key on tape 3-9
unique key 3-9
members
viewing 3-27
N
NIST 1-3
O
Offline Data Restore Tool
about B-1
P
purging
clusters 3-23
R
recycling tapes 6-4
S
SANs
homogeneous 8-3
security
additional capabilities 1-9
security levels
selecting Advanced 3-7
selecting Basic 3-6
selecting Standard 3-6
Server Based Discovery for Provisioning Tapes 1-4
Single-fabric Topology 1-6
smart cards
drivers 2-21
GemSafe library file 2-21
installing 2-21
SME
security 1-9
supported single-fabric topology 1-6
SME configuration
Basic 2-23
Overview 2-23
SME installation
requirements 2-1
Software Requirements 1-7
Standard security
about 3-5, 6-3
configuring smart cards 3-14, 6-22
stored keyshares 3-13
Supported Topologies 1-5
supported topologies
single-fabric 1-6
T
tape drives
troubleshooting 9-8
tapes
recycling 6-4
tape volume group key 6-2
tape volume key 6-2
topologies
core-edge 8-3
edge-core-edge 8-4
guidelines 8-2
Transparent Fabric Service 1-2
troubleshooting 9-1
"no paths found" 9-8
cluster recovery scenarios 9-1
deleting a cluster 9-2, 9-3
deleting an offline switch 9-2
DNS 9-7
naming conventions 9-7
newly added tape drives 9-8
reassigning a master switch 9-5
replacing an MSM-18/4 module 9-8
reviving a cluster 9-4
scenarios 9-7
U
Using DNS and using IP 2-12
V
volume groups
exporting 6-8
importing 6-10
Z
Zoning Requirement 2-22