brocade switch classing as ip switch,
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11-23-2022 08:22 AM
need to know how to classify this as a storage switch instead of a ip switch.
looked at an artical that is available in the commuity but it is not very clear, can anyone please provide steps.
i tried looking at the OID, change to storage switch, and discovers storage switch, but classifies as ip switch.
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11-25-2022 06:34 AM
Hi @Lupe Pina
It must be doing so because OOB switch classifier already might have your device OID. Probably try creating a new classifier and give priority higher than the n/w switch and then configure your custom pattern in the new classifier.
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11-28-2022 06:29 AM
I found that taking the brocade IP switches out of the 'normal discovery' and allowing the SAN discovery to find them stops them from getting classified as ip switches.
we had a flip-flopping between storage switch and ip switch going on.
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04-08-2024 01:38 AM
Kindly explain the statement "out of Normal Discovery & allowing the SAN Discovery" - How do we enable SAN discovery for a SAN Switch?