Brocade Compatibility Matrix 12-07-2006

Brocade Compatibility Matrix July 12, 2006

SilkWorm® Switch Compatibility Statement

This document summarizes equipment that is known to be compatible with the Brocade SilkWorm Family of switches, directors, and routers. Products named in this document’s compatibility lists reflect equipment tested at Brocade, and equipment tested by Brocade OEM and developer partners. Brocade and its OEM and development partners have tested a wide variety of devices for compatibility with the Brocade SilkWorm family of switches, directors, and routers. The current list of Brocade products may be found at http://www.brocade.com/products/index.jsp. Based on product testing and operation of products in customer installations, the following Support and Compatibility guidelines have been generated for reference. The devices listed in this matrix are deemed compatible with Brocade products in a Brocade infrastructure. Brocade cannot provide direct support for the end nodes or applications listed in this document, but is committed to ensuring the Brocade infrastructure is operating correctly while integrating with these components. The components listed in this document are not guaranteed to work in all configurations, but Brocade is committed to help customers with a valid Brocade Support Contract to resolve any compatibility issues. For purposes of this document, “compatibility” is defined as having the ability to connect to the SilkWorm product, to register with the name server (if appropriate), and to support a moderate level of I/O. Users of this list should plan on validating their specific configuration with a level of testing appropriate to their application. Sections titled “Brocade Compatibility Matrix Quick Reference” and “Brocade Compatibility Matrix by Vendor” provide an overview of devices that are compatible within a Brocade infrastructure. Guidance is provided on products that are known to be able to integrate with a Brocade infrastructure. To ensure proper integration, users should refer configuration details to their OEM or integrator supporting these devices. Brocade expects that the solution provider will supply detailed guidelines on the correct firmware, driver, and configuration settings required to ensure any specific needs are met. By the date of publication of this document many vendors may offer more recent software support for their products. Users of this document should refer questions on end-to-end interoperability to their OEM or integration partner. Your support provider can assist with the proper configuration and tuning of your end-to-end solution to meet any specific business needs. The products listed in this section are considered compatible in a Brocade infrastructure. The column titled “Fabric Aware” in the section “Brocade Compatible Matrix Quick Reference“ indicates products that have been tested within the guidelines of the Brocade Fabric Aware Partner program. This program provides a key set of guidelines to ensure that partners’ products meet the minimum requirements for compatibility in a Brocade networked storage environment. “Fabric Aware” is intended to provide additional assurance that standard off-the-shelf components can integrate seamlessly within an existing Brocade infrastructure. More information on the Fabric Aware program can be found at http://www.brocade.com/partners/fabric_aware_program.jsp. In addition to the product testing performed by Brocade, Brocade OEM and Development Partners also have extensive testing programs. Each of these partners may maintain their own compatibility, interoperability or support guidelines, and can provide detailed information on the configurations they support. Products and product variants not specifically listed in this document can and may be compatible and supported in a production SAN infrastructure. Your OEM or integration partner is the first reference for questions on supported devices, fabric configuration, firmware or Fabric OS selection, and any settings for end-to-end solution deployment.

http://www.brocade.com/products/index.jsp

http://www.brocade.com/partners/fabric_aware_program.jsp

Silkworm Switch Compatibility Statement


Many Brocade partners provide detailed support information online. Examples include but are not limited to): EMC : http://www.emc.com/interoperability/index.jsp HP : http://h18006.www1.hp.com/products/storageworks/san/documentation.html IBM : http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/storage/support/san/index.html Network Appliance : http://netapp.com/products/fcsan.html Brocade avoids the use of the term “certification” when it comes to compatibility and interoperability testing. Brocade expects suppliers of complete solutions (OEM or integration partner) to provide details on configurations they have certified. This document provides the basis for integrators to assemble working systems that they can support and certify. However, Brocade cannot certify that any components on this list, when attached to any other component via our switching products, will operate with no issues. Brocade is committed to actively testing and correcting any issues with its products, and to work with partners to help resolve compatibility issues as they are reported. You can send your questions, corrections or suggestion in improving this document to [email protected]. THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THE FOLLOWING MATRIX IS PROVIDED ON AN "AS IS" BASIS AND IS PROVIDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION DOES NOT MODIFY ANY WARRANTIES, REPRESENTATIONS OR OBLIGATIONS IN ANY WRITTEN AGREEMENT WITH BROCADE. ACCORDINGLY, PROVISION BY BROCADE OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT SHALL CREATE NO ADDITIONAL WARRANTIES, LIABILITIES, OR OBLIGATIONS OF ANY KIND AND BROCADE ASSUMES NO LIABILITY RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. COMMERCIAL ASPECTS OF SUPPORT AND THE CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP ARE COVERED BY FORMAL CONTRACTS.

http://www.emc.com/interoperability/index.jsp

http://h18006.www1.hp.com/products/storageworks/san/documentation.html

http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/storage/support/san/index.html

http://netapp.com/products/fcsan.html

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Table of Contents SilkWorm® Switch Compatibility Statement ........................................... 2 Table of Contents....................................................................................... 4 Brocade SilkWorm Products................................................................... 10 Brocade Compatibility Matrix Quick Reference .................................... 14

Host Bus Adapter ..................................................................................................... 15 Agilent...................................................................................................................................................15 Apple.....................................................................................................................................................15 ATTO ....................................................................................................................................................15 Cambex ................................................................................................................................................15 Emulex..................................................................................................................................................16 Fujitsu ...................................................................................................................................................19 HP.........................................................................................................................................................19 IBM .......................................................................................................................................................19 JNI (AMCC) ..........................................................................................................................................20 LSI Logic...............................................................................................................................................21 Qlogic....................................................................................................................................................22 Sun .......................................................................................................................................................24

Storage ...................................................................................................................... 25

3PAR ....................................................................................................................................................25 Apple.....................................................................................................................................................25 ATTO ....................................................................................................................................................25 Chaparral ..............................................................................................................................................25 Ciprico...................................................................................................................................................25 Dot Hill ..................................................................................................................................................25 EMC......................................................................................................................................................25 Engenio.................................................................................................................................................25 Eurologic...............................................................................................................................................25 Fujitsu ...................................................................................................................................................25 Fujitsu-Siemens....................................................................................................................................25 HP.........................................................................................................................................................25 Hitachi Data Systems ...........................................................................................................................26 IBM .......................................................................................................................................................26 Imperial Technology .............................................................................................................................27 Infortrend ..............................................................................................................................................27 JMR ......................................................................................................................................................27 MTI........................................................................................................................................................27 Mylex ....................................................................................................................................................27 NEC ......................................................................................................................................................27 Network Appliance................................................................................................................................27 NStor.....................................................................................................................................................27 Pillar Data Systems ..............................................................................................................................27 Sun DMG (StorageTek)........................................................................................................................27 Sun Microsystems ................................................................................................................................28 Trimm....................................................................................................................................................28

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XIOTech................................................................................................................................................28 Xyratex..................................................................................................................................................28

Tape ........................................................................................................................... 29

ADIC .....................................................................................................................................................29 ATTO ....................................................................................................................................................29 Chaparral ..............................................................................................................................................29 CrossRoads ..........................................................................................................................................29 HP.........................................................................................................................................................29 IBM .......................................................................................................................................................29 Quantum...............................................................................................................................................30 Spectra Logic........................................................................................................................................30 Sun DMG (StorageTek)........................................................................................................................30

Transceivers ............................................................................................................. 31

Aware....................................................................................................................................................31 Avago (Agilent) .....................................................................................................................................31 Finisar ...................................................................................................................................................31 JSDU ....................................................................................................................................................31 SmartOptics ..........................................................................................................................................31

Operating System..................................................................................................... 33

Apple.....................................................................................................................................................33 HP.........................................................................................................................................................33 IBM .......................................................................................................................................................33 Microsoft ...............................................................................................................................................33 Novell (inc. SUSE)................................................................................................................................33 Red Hat.................................................................................................................................................33 SGI........................................................................................................................................................34 Sun .......................................................................................................................................................34

Fabric Management Applications ........................................................................... 35

Computer Associates ...........................................................................................................................35 CreekPath.............................................................................................................................................35 EMC......................................................................................................................................................35 HP.........................................................................................................................................................35 Hitachi Data Systems ...........................................................................................................................35 IBM .......................................................................................................................................................35 InterSAN ...............................................................................................................................................36 Invio ......................................................................................................................................................36 Network Appliance................................................................................................................................36 Pillar Data Systems ..............................................................................................................................36 Sanbolic ................................................................................................................................................36 Sun Microsystems ................................................................................................................................36 Symantec (inc. Veritas) ........................................................................................................................36

SAN Appliance.......................................................................................................... 37

Decru ....................................................................................................................................................37 Finisar ...................................................................................................................................................37 Kashya..................................................................................................................................................37 Mirapoint ...............................................................................................................................................37 NeoScale ..............................................................................................................................................37 Network Appliance................................................................................................................................37 ONStor..................................................................................................................................................37

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RELDATA .............................................................................................................................................37 Troika....................................................................................................................................................37

Networked Solutions (inc. MAN/WAN).................................................................... 38

ADVA Optical Networking.....................................................................................................................38 AFOP ....................................................................................................................................................38 Alcatel ...................................................................................................................................................38 Ciena Corporation.................................................................................................................................38 CNT ......................................................................................................................................................38 Cisco.....................................................................................................................................................38 Dell........................................................................................................................................................38 Fibernet.................................................................................................................................................38 Finisar ...................................................................................................................................................39 HP.........................................................................................................................................................39 HuaWei .................................................................................................................................................39 Last Mile AG .........................................................................................................................................39 LightSand Communications..................................................................................................................39 Lucent Technologies ............................................................................................................................39 Luxn Inc ................................................................................................................................................39 MRV Communications..........................................................................................................................39 NEC ......................................................................................................................................................39 Nortel Networks ....................................................................................................................................39 PacketLight Networks...........................................................................................................................40 Pandatel................................................................................................................................................40 RAD Data Communications Ltd...........................................................................................................40 SANRAD...............................................................................................................................................40 SAN Valley Systems.............................................................................................................................40 SmartOptics ..........................................................................................................................................40 Sorrento ................................................................................................................................................40 Transmode............................................................................................................................................40 Zhone Technologies .............................................................................................................................40

SAN Applications ..................................................................................................... 41

CommValut ...........................................................................................................................................41 Computer Associates ...........................................................................................................................41 Dot Hill ..................................................................................................................................................41 EMC......................................................................................................................................................41 FalconStor ............................................................................................................................................41 Fujitsu ...................................................................................................................................................41 HP.........................................................................................................................................................41 Hitachi Data Systems ...........................................................................................................................42 IBM .......................................................................................................................................................42 Legato...................................................................................................................................................42 RELDATA .............................................................................................................................................42 Sun Microsystems ................................................................................................................................42 Symantec (inc. Veritas) ........................................................................................................................42

Brocade Compatibility Matrix by Vendor............................................... 44

Host Bus Adapter ..................................................................................................... 45 Agilent...................................................................................................................................................46 Apple.....................................................................................................................................................48 ATTO ....................................................................................................................................................49 Cambex ................................................................................................................................................50

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Emulex..................................................................................................................................................51 Fujitsu ...................................................................................................................................................57 HP.........................................................................................................................................................58 IBM .......................................................................................................................................................59 JNI (AMCC) ..........................................................................................................................................61 LSI Logic...............................................................................................................................................64 Qlogic....................................................................................................................................................66 Sun Microsystems ................................................................................................................................69

Storage ...................................................................................................................... 71

3PAR ....................................................................................................................................................72 Apple.....................................................................................................................................................73 ATTO ....................................................................................................................................................74 Chaparral ..............................................................................................................................................75 Ciprico...................................................................................................................................................76 Dot Hill ..................................................................................................................................................77 EMC......................................................................................................................................................78 Engenio.................................................................................................................................................79 Eurologic...............................................................................................................................................80 Fujitsu ...................................................................................................................................................81 Fujitsu-Siemens....................................................................................................................................82 HP.........................................................................................................................................................83 Hitachi Data Systems ...........................................................................................................................86 IBM .......................................................................................................................................................88 Imperial Technology .............................................................................................................................91 Infortrend ..............................................................................................................................................92 JMR ......................................................................................................................................................93 MTI........................................................................................................................................................94 Mylex ....................................................................................................................................................95 NEC ......................................................................................................................................................96 NStor.....................................................................................................................................................97 Network Appliance................................................................................................................................98 Pillar Data Systems ..............................................................................................................................99 Sun DMG (StorageTek)......................................................................................................................100 Sun Microsystems ..............................................................................................................................101 Trimm..................................................................................................................................................103 XIOtech...............................................................................................................................................104 Xyratex................................................................................................................................................105

Tape ......................................................................................................................... 106

ADIC ...................................................................................................................................................107 ATTO ..................................................................................................................................................108 Chaparral ............................................................................................................................................109 CrossRoads ........................................................................................................................................110 HP.......................................................................................................................................................111 IBM .....................................................................................................................................................112 Quantum.............................................................................................................................................113 Spectra Logic......................................................................................................................................114 Sun DMG (StorageTek)......................................................................................................................115

Transceivers ........................................................................................................... 116

Avago (Agilent) ...................................................................................................................................117 Finisar .................................................................................................................................................118 JDSU ..................................................................................................................................................121 SmartOptics ........................................................................................................................................122

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Operating System................................................................................................... 124

Apple...................................................................................................................................................125 HP.......................................................................................................................................................126 IBM .....................................................................................................................................................127 Microsoft .............................................................................................................................................128 Novell..................................................................................................................................................129 Red Hat...............................................................................................................................................130 SGI......................................................................................................................................................131 Sun Microsystems ..............................................................................................................................132

Fabric Management Applications ......................................................................... 133

Computer Associates .........................................................................................................................134 CreekPath...........................................................................................................................................135 EMC....................................................................................................................................................136 HP.......................................................................................................................................................137 Hitachi Data Systems .........................................................................................................................138 IBM .....................................................................................................................................................139 InterSAN .............................................................................................................................................140 Invio ....................................................................................................................................................141 Network Appliance..............................................................................................................................142 Pillar Data Systems ............................................................................................................................143 Sanbolic ..............................................................................................................................................144 Sun Microsystems ..............................................................................................................................145 Symantec............................................................................................................................................146

SAN Appliance........................................................................................................ 147

Decru ..................................................................................................................................................148 Finisar .................................................................................................................................................149 Kashya................................................................................................................................................150 Mirapoint .............................................................................................................................................151 NeoScale ............................................................................................................................................152 Network Appliance..............................................................................................................................153 OnStor ................................................................................................................................................154 RELDATA ...........................................................................................................................................155 Troika..................................................................................................................................................156

Networked Solutions (inc. MAN/WAN).................................................................. 157

ADVA Optical Networking...................................................................................................................158 AFOP ..................................................................................................................................................159 Alcatel .................................................................................................................................................160 Ciena Corporation...............................................................................................................................161 CNT ....................................................................................................................................................162 Cisco...................................................................................................................................................163 Dell......................................................................................................................................................164 Fibernet...............................................................................................................................................165 Finisar .................................................................................................................................................166 HP.......................................................................................................................................................167 HuaWei ...............................................................................................................................................168 Last Mile AG .......................................................................................................................................169 LightSand Communications................................................................................................................170 Lucent Technologies ..........................................................................................................................171 LuxN Inc..............................................................................................................................................172 MRV Communications........................................................................................................................173

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NEC ....................................................................................................................................................174 Nortel Networks ..................................................................................................................................175 PacketLight Networks.........................................................................................................................176 Pandatel AG .......................................................................................................................................177 RAD Data Communications Ltd..........................................................................................................178 SANRAD.............................................................................................................................................179 SAN Valley Systems...........................................................................................................................180 SmartOptics ........................................................................................................................................181 Sorrento ..............................................................................................................................................182 Transmode..........................................................................................................................................183 Zhone Technologies ...........................................................................................................................184

SAN Applications ................................................................................................... 185

CommVault .........................................................................................................................................186 Computer Associates .........................................................................................................................187 Dot Hill ................................................................................................................................................188 EMC....................................................................................................................................................189 FalconStor ..........................................................................................................................................190 Fujitsu .................................................................................................................................................191 Hitachi Data System ...........................................................................................................................192 HP.......................................................................................................................................................193 IBM .....................................................................................................................................................194 Legato.................................................................................................................................................195 RELDATA ...........................................................................................................................................196 Sun Microsystems ..............................................................................................................................197 Symantec (inc. Veritas) ......................................................................................................................198

Scalability ............................................................................................... 200

Scalability Support Matrix...................................................................................... 201 Table 1 : Current SilkWorm Scalability Support Matrix ......................................................................201 Table 2 : Legacy SilkWorm Scalability Support Matrix.......................................................................202 Table 3 : Zoning Database Size .........................................................................................................202 Table 4 : Security Database Size .......................................................................................................203

FC-FC Routing Support.......................................................................................... 204

Table 5 : FC-FC Routing Support Matrix (for FCR in FOS v5.1)........................................................204 Table 6 : XPath OS v7.4.0 Supported Brocade Switches and Firmware...........................................205 Table 7 : XPath OS v7.4.0 Supported McDATA Switches and Firmware..........................................205

Appendix A: Glossary............................................................................ 206


Brocade SilkWorm Products


Brocade Product Summary To find out more about Brocade SilkWorm products, please visit http://www.brocade.com/products/silkworm.jsp

SilkWorm 32005 3800 3000

SilkWorm 32505 38505 3014 3016

SilkWorm 39005

SilkWorm 120005

SilkWorm 24000

SilkWorm 480004

(inc FR4-18i)

SilkWorm 4100 4900 75004

SilkWorm 200E 4012 4016 4020 4024

SilkWorm AP74204

ISCSI Gateway

FOS Supported 1

3.2.1a 3.2.0a2

5.1.0c 5.0.4b3 5.1.0c 5.0.4b 5.1.0c 5.1.0c 5.1.0c 5.1.0c

5.0.4b3 XPath OS

v7.4.1a N/a

Extended Fabric Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported

Trunking Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported

Advanced Performance Monitoring

Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported

Remote Switch Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported

Secure Fabric OS Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported

Fabric Manager Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported

Web Tools Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported

IP Over FC Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported

Transceivers Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported

1 Latest Brocade OS releases for each platform this month. OEM’s Fabric OS released versions may be different. 2 Fabric OS code recommended when used with FOS v5.1.0b. 3 Applies to blade server embedded switches only. 4 San-to-San routing feature (FC4-18i blade required in SilkWorm 48000). 5 End Of Life (EOL) of product but listed due to the large install base.

http://www.brocade.com/products/index.jsp


Brocade Product Descriptions

MSA SAN Switch 2/8

SilkWorm 3014

SilkWorm 3016

SilkWorm 4012

SilkWorm 4016

SilkWorm 4020

SilkWorm 4024

SilkWorm 32501

SilkWorm 38501

SilkWorm 32001

SilkWorm 38001

Port Count 6 16 16 16 16 20 24 8 16 8 16

Rack Units Embedded Embedded Embedded Embedded Embedded Embedded Embedded 1U 1U 1U 1U

VL2: 2 Switch Fabric VL2: 2

Switch Fabric VL2: 2

Switch Fabric Ports on Demand

Ports on Demand

VL2: 2 Switch Fabric

VL2: 2 Switch Fabric

VL2: 2 Switch Fabric VL2: 2 Switch Fabric

VL4: 4 Switch Fabric VL4: 4 Switch

Fabric VL4: 4 Switch

Fabric VL4: 4 Switch Fabric Product Options

Full Fabric Full Fabric Full Fabric Full Fabric Full Fabric Full Fabric Full Fabric Full Fabric Full Fabric Full Fabric Full Fabric

1 and 2 Gbit/sec

auto-sensing FC ports

1 and 2 Gbit/sec


1 and 2 Gbit/sec


1, 2 and 4 Gbit/sec


1, 2 and 4 Gbit/sec


1, 2 and 4 Gbit/sec


1, 2 and 4 Gbit/sec


1 and 2 Gbit/sec auto-sensing FC

ports


ports


ports

1 and 2 Gbit/sec auto-sensing FC ports

Fixed Redundant Fans



Two Hot Swappable Fans

Hardware Features

Single Fixed Power Supply

Dual Fixed Power Supply


Dual Hot Swappable Power Supplies

ASIC Bloom

16-port 2Gb FC

BloomII 16-port 2Gb

FC

BloomII 16-port 2Gb

FC

Goldeneye 24-port 4Gb

FC


FC


FC


FC

BloomII 16-port 2Gb FC


Bloom 16-port 2Gb FC


Short Wavelength Laser (SWL)











Long Wavelength Laser (LWL)











Media Types Hot-pluggable, Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP)

Extended Long Wavelength

(ELWL)


(ELWL)


(ELWL)


(ELWL)

Hot Code Activation No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No

1 End Of Life (EOL) of product.


Brocade Product Descriptions

SilkWorm 39001

SilkWorm 200E

SilkWorm 4100

SilkWorm 4900

SilkWorm 120001 SilkWorm 24000 SilkWorm

48000 SilkWorm

7500 SilkWorm AP7420 ISCSI Gateway

Port Count 32 16 32 64 128 128 256 18 16 4

Rack Units 1.5U 1U 1U 2U 14U 14U 14U 1U 2U 1U

Ports on Demand

Ports on Demand

Ports on Demand Ports on Demand

Product Options

Full Fabric Full Fabric Full Fabric Full Fabric 12K blades FC2-16, 12K blades

FC4-16, FC4-32, FC4-18i, FC2-16

blades


ports

1, 2 and 4 Gbit/sec auto-

sensing FC ports


sensing FC ports


sensing FC ports


ports

Quad Hot Swappable

Power Supplies

1, 2 and 4 Gbit/sec auto-sensing FC ports, 1 Gbit/sec GigE on FC4-18i


sensing FC ports, 1 Gbit/sec

GigE


ports


ports. 10/100/1000 Gbit/s auto-sensing

GigE ports

Three Hot Swappable

Fans

Fixed Redundant

Fans

Two Hot Swappable

Fans

Three Hot Swappable

Fans

Three Hot Swappable

Fans

Three Hot Swappable

Fans

Three Hot Swappable Fans

Three Hot Swappable

Fans

Two Hot Swappable Fans


Hardware Features

Dual Hot Swappable

Power Supplies


Dual Hot Swappable

Power Supplies

Dual Hot Swappable

Power Supplies

Quad Hot Swappable

Power Supplies

Quad Hot Swappable

Power Supplies

Quad Hot Swappable Power

Supplies

Dual Hot Swappable

Power Supplies

Dual Hot Swappable Power

Supplies


ASIC Bloom 32-port 2Gb FC

Goldeneye 24-port 4Gb FC

Condor 32-port 4Gb FC






FiGeRo 2Gb FC and GbE




















Media Types Hot-pluggable, Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP)


(ELWL)


(ELWL)


(ELWL)


(ELWL)


(ELWL)


(ELWL)


(ELWL)


(ELWL)


(ELWL)

Hot Code Activation Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No

1 End Of Life (EOL) of product.


Brocade Compatibility Matrix Quick Reference


Host Bus Adapter

Brocade SilkWorm Families Direct Attach Routed FC/FCIP

Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012401640204024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Agilent

A5158A HP-UX 11.00

HP-UX 11i

A5685A HP-UX 11i

A6685A HP-UX 11.00

HP-UX 11i

A6684A HP-UX 11.00

A6795A HP-UX 11.00

HP-UX 11.23

HP-UX 11i

HP-UX 11i v2

SUSE Linux 9

A6826A HP-UX 11.23

HP-UX 11i v2

Red Hat Linux AS 3.0 U3

Red Hat Linux AS 3.0 x64 U5


SUSE Linux ES 8

SUSE Linux ES 8 x64

SUSE Linux ES 9 x64

A3591B HP-UX 11.0

A3404A HP-UX 11.0

D8602A Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

D8602B Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Apple

Xserve Mac OS X 10.4.3

ATTO Express PCI 3300 Windows 2000 AS

Express PCI 2600 Windows 2000 AS

Cambex

PC2000 AIX 5.2

AIX 5.3

Host Bus Adapter Quick Reference



Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012401640204024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

AIX 5.1

AIX 4.3.3

PC2000LC AIX 5.1

Emulex LP10000DC / LP10000 / LP1050DC / LP1050 / LP1050Ex / LP10000ExDC

Red Hat Linux 9

Red Hat Linux AS 3.0

. Red Hat Linux AS 3.0 x64

SUSE Linux 8

OpenVMS 7.3

OpenVMS 8.2

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Solaris 10

Tru64 5.1B

Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Windows 2003 EE

Windows 2003 EE x64

Windows 2003 EE IA64

LP11002 / LP11001 / LP1150 / LPe11002 / LPe11001 LPe1150

Windows 2003 EE

Solaris 9

Solaris 10

Windows 2003 EEx64

LPe1105 Windows 2003 EE, R2

Solaris 9

Red Hat AS 4.0 U3

SUSE 9 EE LP9802DC / LP9802 Windows 2003 EE


Windows 2003 EE x64

Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE




Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012401640204024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

AIX 5.1

AIX 5.2

AIX 5.3

OpenVMS 7.3-2

OpenVMS 8.2

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Solaris 10

Tru64 5.1B

Red Hat Linux 8

Red Hat Linux 9

Red Hat Linux ES 3.0

SUSE Linux 8

LP982 Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

Windows NT 4.0 EE


Red Hat Linux 9.0

LP9402DC Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 9.0

AIX 4.3.3 LP9002DC / LP9002L Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 9



SUSE Linux E7

SUSE Linux E8

AIX 4.3.3

AIX 5.1

AIX 5.2




Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012401640204024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

HP-UX 11.0

Tru64 5.1A

Tru64 5.1B

LP952L Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Red Hat Linux 9


LP9220 OpenVMS 7.3


Windows 2003 EE

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 9

LP9002S Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9


Windows 2003 EE

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Red Hat Linux 9.0


Windows 2003 EE

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 9.0

AIX 4.3.3

HP-UX 11.0

OpenVMS 7.3

Tru 64 5.1A

LP8000S Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

LP7000 Tru64 5.1A

LP7000E AIX 4.3.3

Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE




Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012401640204024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Fujitsu GP7B8FC1 (pfca) Solaris 9

PW008FC2 (epfca) Solaris 9

PW008FC3 (epfca) Solaris 9

HP BL20P Mezzanine Windows 2003 EE

Windows 2003 EE x64

NetWare 6.5 BL35P Mezzanine Windows 2003 EE

BLx0P Balcony (QLA2312)


Red Hat Linux AS 3 U5


NetWare 6.0

Netware 6.5

SUSE Linux ES 8

SUSE Linux ES 9

Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

HP-UX 11.23

Windows 2000 AS Adaptec 9210

Window NT 4.0 EE

QMH2462-HP Window 2000 AS

Window 2003 EEx32

Window 2003 EEx64

Red Hat AS 4.0 U3

Red Hat AS 4.0 EMT64 T

SuSe SLES 9 SP3

IBM

2765 (Tape) OS/400 V5R3

2766 (disk) OS/400 V5R3

2787 (Disk) OS/400 V5R3

5704 (Tape) OS/400 V5R3

FC 5716 AIX 5.3

FC 6227 AIX 4.3.3

AIX 5.1

AIX 5.2 FC 6228 (LP9002L) AIX 4.3.3




Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012401640204024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

AIX 5.1

AIX 5.2

AIX 5.3

SUSE Linux 8 FC 6239 (LP9802) AIX 5.1

AIX 5.2

AIX 5.3

IBM BladeServer AIX 5.3


Red Hat Linux 8

Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

JNI (AMCC)

Windows 2000 AS Z210

Windows 2003 EE

Z220 Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE FCX-6562 / FCX2-6562 Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Windows 2003 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3

FCE2-6560 Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9 FCE-6460 / FCE2-6460 Solaris 7

Solaris 8


Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3

FCE-6412 Solaris 7




Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012401640204024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Solaris 8


Solaris 8

Solaris 9

FCE-1063 Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

FC64-1063 Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

FCI-1063 Solaris 8

LSI Logic

LSI7402XP-LC Windows 2003 EE

LSI7204XP-LC Windows 2003 EE

LSI7102XP-LC Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 7.0

Red Hat Linux 7.1

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3

LSI7202XP-LC Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 7.0

Red Hat Linux 7.1

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3

ITI7004G2-LC Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Windows 2003 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 7.0




Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012401640204024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Red Hat Linux 7.1

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3

LSI449290 Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Windows 2003 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 7.0

Red Hat Linux 7.1

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3

Qlogic QLA2462 / QLA2460 / QLE2462 / QLE2460 / QLA2440 / QLE2440

Windows 2003 EE

Windows 2000 AS

SUSE Linux ES 9

RedHat Linux AS 4.0

Solaris 9

Solaris 10 x86 QLA2342L / QLA2340L / QLA2342 / QLA2340

Windows 2003 EE

Windows 2003 EE x64

Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Solaris 10

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3

Red Hat Linux 8

Red Hat Linux 9



Red Hat Linux AS 3 v64 U4




Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012401640204024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Red Hat Linux ES 3 U5

Red Hat Linux ES 4 U1

SUSE Linux ES 8

SUSE Linux ES 9

NetWare 6.0

NetWare 6.5 QLA2310 / QLA2310F Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Windows 2003 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3

Red Hat Linux 8.0

Red Hat Linux 9.0


IRIX 6.5 IP35 QLA2300 / QLA2300F Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 7.1

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3

Red Hat Linux 8.0

Red Hat Linux 9.0

Red Hat Linux AS 2.1 QLA2200 / QLA2200F Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Windows 2003 EE

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3

Red Hat Linux 8.0




Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012401640204024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Red Hat Linux 9.0

Red Hat Linux ES 3

SUSE Linux ES 7

SUSE Linux ES 8

IRIX 6.5.9

QLA2100F Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

QLE2360 Windows 2003 EE

QLA200 Windows 2003 EE

Sun

X6727A Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Solaris 10 X6748A (QLA2202) Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Solaris 10

X6757A Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Solaris 10 SGXPCI1FC-QF2 / SGXPCI2FC-QF2

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Solaris 10

Solaris 10 x86 X6799A (QLA2200) Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Solaris 10 SGXPCI1FC-JF2 / SGXPCI2FC-JF2

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Solaris 10 X6768A (QLA2312) Solaris 8

Solaris 9 X6767A (QLA2300F) Solaris 9

Solaris 10 Sun LP10000DC-SI Solaris 9

Solaris 10


Storage


Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

3PAR

InServ Model S400

InServ Model S800

Apple Xserve RAID

ATTO Diamond Storage Array

Chaparral Javelin RAID Controller JFS226

Ciprico Fibre Store 1109

Dot Hill SANnet 7100

EMC 8000 Series

DMX Series

FC4700 Series

CX Series

FC4500

Engenio 6998 Storage System

5885 Storage System

4884 Storage System

2882 Storage System

Eurologic SANbloc FC2502

Fujitsu Eternus 3000

Eternus 6000

GR 730

GR 740

Fujitsu-Siemens FibreCAT S80

HP CSS2195

FC10

Storage Quick Reference



Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

FC60

HSG60 (RA6000)

HSG80

HSV110 (EVA5000)

HSV200 (EVA4000)

HSV210 (EVA8000)

MSA1000

MSA1500 cs

RA4000

RA4100

XP128

XP256

XP512

XP1024

XP12000

VA7100

VA7400

VA7410

StorStore E

Hitachi Data Systems Lightning 9900

Lightning 9900V

Lightning 9910

Thunder 9500

DF700

Freedom 9960

Lightning 9970

Lightning 9980V

R500 Tagmastor Series USP 100/600/1100

Thunder 9200

Thunder 9500V

IBM 2145 (SVC)

NAS 300G

DS8000

ESS800

FastT200

FastT500

FastT600




Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

FastT700

FastT900

2105-800

2105-F20

2107

Imperial Technology MegaRAM-2000

MegaRAM-5000

Infortrend EonStor A16F-R1211

JMR Fortra

MTI Vivant V400

Vivant S200

Vivant V30

Mylex DF4000R

NEC S1400 S1500 S2400 S2500 S2800 Istorage

Network Appliance FAS270c

FAS825c / FAS880c FAS920c / FAS940c / FAS960c / FAS980c

FAS3020c / FAS3050c

FAS6030c / FAS6070c

NStor NR18F

802F

Pillar Data Systems Axiom 500

Sun DMG (StorageTek) D280

D240

D220




Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

D178

D173

FLX280 FLX380

V2X Shared Virtual Array

Sun Microsystems A5000

A5200

T3A T3B 39x0 61x0 69x0 99x0 351x Trimm RS-1600-FC FT4J-5020 XIOTech Magnitude

Magnitude 3D

Xyratex SS-1201-FC

SS-1202-FC

RS-1600-FC

Salient FC-AL


Tape


Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

ADIC

Scalar 100

Scalar 1000

Scalar 10K

Scalar i2000

Pathlight VX

Scalar 24

Scalar i500

ATTO

FibreBridge 2300E/R/D

FibreBridge 4500R/D

Chaparral

Velocity Router VFS113

Velocity Router VFS226

CrossRoads

4450 Storage Router

4150 Storage Router

4250 Storage Router

8000 Storage Router

HP

HP 10/180

HP 20/700

HP 2/20

HP 4/40

HP 6/60

HP 6/140

IBM

3590E

3590H

3590J

3592

3582 LTP

3583 LTP

3584

LTO II

LTO III

Tape Quick Reference



Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Quantum

Super DLT1

P2000

P3000

Spectra Logic

Spectra 12000

Spectra 64000

Sun DMG (StorageTek)

T9840A

T9840B

T9840C

T9940A

T9940B

SN6000

3250.0

3300.0

3400.0

L20

L40

L80

L180

L700e

L1400M

L5500 PowderHorn 9310 SL500 SL8500


Transceivers

Brocade SilkWorm Switches

Product Name

Fabric Aware

AP

7420

2400

0

3000

3014

3016

3200

3250

/385

0

3800

3900

200E

4012

4020

4100

4800

0

4900

7500

1200

0

4016

4024

Avago (Agilent)

ABCU-5710R2

AFBR-57R5AEZ

AFBR-57R5AP1

Finisar

FTRJ-8519-P1-BNL-B1

FTRJ-1319-P1-BTL-B1

FTRJ-1419-P1-BCL

FWDM-1621-7D-47

FWDM-1621-7D-49

FWDM-1621-7D-51

FWDM-1621-7D-53

FWDM-1621-7D-55

FWDM-1621-7D-57

FWDM-1621-7D-59

FWDM-1621-7D-61

FWS-MUX-DEMUX-8

FWS-MUX-DEMUX-4

FTRJ-8524-P2-BNV1

FTRJ-8524-P2-BNV-HP

FTLF-8524-P2-BNV2

FTLF-8524-P2-BNV-HP2

FTLF-1324P2BTV

JSDU

JSP-R21S002304

JSH-42S3AB3

JSH-42S4DB33

JSH-42L3AB3-203

SmartOptics

SFP-4GFC-50D-L

SFP-4GFC-50D-C47

SFP-4GFC-50D-C49

SFP-4GFC-50D-C51

SFP-4GFC-50D-C53

SFP-4GFC-50D-C55

SFP-4GFC-50D-C57

SFP-4GFC-50D-C59

Transceivers ________________________________________________________________


Brocade SilkWorm Switches

Product Name

Fabric Aware

AP

7420

2400

0

3000

3014

3016

3200

3250

/385

0

3800

3900

200E

4012

4020

4100

4800

0

4900

7500

1200

0

4016

4024

SFP-4GFC-50D-C61 Update of 6/15/06

1 End Of Life (EOL) of product. 2 XPath OS v7.4.1a and above only. 3 Support Limited.


Operating System


Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Apple

Mac OS X

HP HP-UX 11.00

HP-UX 11.23

HP-UX 11i

HP-UX 11i v2

OpenVMS 7.3.2

OpenVMS 8.2

Tru64 5.1A

Tru64 5.1B

IBM AIX 4.3.3

AIX 5.1

AIX 5.2

AIX 5.3

OS/400 V5R3

Microsoft Windows 2003 EE

Windows 2003 EE x64


Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Novell (inc. SUSE)

Netware 6.5

Netware 6.0

SUSE Linux ES 8.0

SUSE Linux ES 8.0 64-bit

SUSE Linux ES 9.0

SUSE Linux ES 9.0 64-bit

Red Hat

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3

Red Hat Linux 8.0

Red Hat Linux 8.0 64-bit


Operating Systems Quick Reference



Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i


Red Hat Linux AS 3.0 64-bit


SGI

IRIX 6.5 IP35

Sun

Solaris 7

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Solaris 10

Solaris 10 x86


Fabric Management Applications


Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Computer Associates

BrightStor SAN Designer Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Solaris 8

CreekPath

AIM Suite Windows 2000 AS

Solaris 8

EMC

Control Center Windows 2000 AS

NaviSphere Windows 2000 AS

Solution Enabler Windows 2000 AS

HP OpenView Storage Area Manager Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

SANLink Windows 2000 AS Storage Apps sv3000 Windows 2000 AS

Storage Resource Management Windows 2000 AS

Command View Windows 2000 AS Hitachi Data Systems

HiCommand Storage Services Manager

Windows 2000 AS

Remote Console Windows 2000 AS

Storage Navigator Windows 2000 AS

IBM Tivoli Storage Area Network Manager Windows 2000 AS

Windows NT 4.0 EE

DS8000 Storage Manager Windows 2000 AS

FASt Storage Manager Windows 2000 AS

SAN Volume Controller Windows 2000 AS

TPC Fabric Windows 2000 AS

Fabric Management Applications Quick Reference



Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

InterSAN

PathLine Windows 2000 AS

Solaris 8

Invio Storage Practice Manager Windows 2000 AS

Network Appliance

On Tap Windows 2000 AS Filer View Windows 2000 AS Pillar Data Systems

Axiom Path Manager Solaris 9

Sanbolic

LaScala Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

MelioFS Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE Sun Microsystems

StorEdge Enterprise Storage Manager Advanced Applications

Solaris 8

Solaris 9

Solaris 10 Symantec (inc. Veritas)

Veritas CommandCentral Storage

Windows 2000 AS

Solaris 8


SAN Appliance


Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014301632503850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Decru

DataFort FC520v2

Finisar

NetWisdom Fibre Channel Probe

Xgig Fibre Channel Analyzer

Kashya

KBX5000 Data Protection Appliace

Mirapoint Message Server M2500S

Message Server M4000S

Message Server M4500S

NeoScale CryptoStor FC1002

CryptoStor FC2002

CryptoStor Tape Appliance

Network Appliance GF270c

GF825c GF940c / GF960c / GF980c

V3020c / V3050c

V6030c / V6070c

ONStor SF4400 SAN Filer

RELDATA

IP Storage Gateway 9200

Troika Accelera 1600


Networked Solutions (inc. MAN/WAN)


Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

ADVA Optical Networking

FSP2000 FSP3000 FSP-II

AFOP

SpectraMux

Alcatel

1696 Metro Span MCC

1696 Metro Span TDM

Ciena Corporation CN2600 MultiService Edge Aggregator (ADM card)

CN2600 MultiService Edge Aggregator (Rate-tunable card)

CN2000 CN4200 Flex Select Advanced Services Platform

MultiWave Metro

ONLINE Metro 7000

ONLINE Metro 9000

CNT UltraNet Edge Storage Router 1000

UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 Cisco

ONS 15540

SN 5420

Metro 1500

ONS 15252

ONS 15454

ONS 15530

Dell

Power Connect 6024

Fibernet

DUSAC-DWDM

CMUX4

Networked Solutions (inc. MAN/WAN) Quick Reference



Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Finisar

OADM-1

MUX/DEMUX HP

Procurve 2824

HuaWei

Metro6040

Metro6100

Optix3500

Optix2500

Last Mile AG

1G FibrePilot

2G FibrePilot

WavePilot 200 LightSand Communications

S-600B

i-8100

Lucent Technologies

DMX LNW73

Luxn Inc

WS 3217

WS 3234

WS 1608

MRV Communications

Lambda Driver LD800

NC316BU-16

NEC SpectralWave MG2000 FCCV

SpectralWave MG2000 FCMX/OC48MX (LR1)

Nortel Networks Optical Metro 5000 series: OCI 1.25Gb Optical Metro 5000 Series OTR 2.5Gb

Optical Metro 5000 Series OCI GbE/FC SRM Optical Metro 5000 Series OCI Enhanced GbE/FC SRM

Optical Metro 5000 Series 10Gb MOTR Rel 7.0

Optical Metro 5000 series: 10Gb MOTR Rel 8.0

Networked Solutions (inc. MAN/WAN) Quick Reference



Product Name

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014 3016 3250 3850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Optical Metro 3500

PacketLight Networks

PL-10

PL-20

PL-100

PL 16000

PL OC48T2

Pandatel

YUMIX-400E

YUMIX-400M RAD Data Communications Ltd.

FCS-155

FCS-622

SANRAD

V-Switch 2000

SAN Valley Systems

SL-1000

SmartOptics

T-3008-LC

T-3009-LC

Sorrento

GIGAMUX 6400

Transmode System 1100: Module 5400

System 1100: Module 7700

Zhone Technologies

GIGAMUX 6400

WS 3217

WS 3234

WS 1608


SAN Applications


Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014301632503850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

CommValut

Galaxy Backup and Recovery Windows NT 4.0 EE

Computer Associates

BrightStor ARCserve Backup Windows 2000 AS

BrightStor Enterprise Backup Windows 2000 AS

Dot Hill

San Path AIX

EMC

Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

Tru64

Solaris

Linux

HP-UX

Power Path

AIX

Mirror View n/a Symmetrix Remote Data Facility n/a

FalconStor

IPStor Windows 2000 AS

Fujitsu

Solaris

Windows 2000 AS GR Multi Path

Windows 2003 EE

HP OpenView Omniback II Windows 2000 AS

Secure Path Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

Solaris

Netware

Linux

HP-UX

AIX

Basic MPIO Windows 2000 AS

AIX

SAN Applications ________________________________________________________________



Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014301632503850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Windows 2003 EE

Auto Path Failover HP-UX

MPIO ODM Windows 2003 EE Continuous Access EVA n/a

Hitachi Data Systems

AIX

HP-UX

Linux

Solaris

Windows 2000 AS

Dynamic Link Manager

Windows 2003 EE

True Copy n/a

IBM

Windows 2000 AS Tivoli Storage Manager Solaris 8 Subsystem Device Driver (SDD) AIX

HP-UX

Linux

Solaris

Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE Redundant Disc Array Controller AIX

Tivoli Storage Manager Windows 2000 AS

Metro Mirror n/a

Legato

Networker Windows 2000 AS

Solaris 8

RELDATA

RELDATA 9200 Windows 2000 AS

Sun Microsystems

MPIXIO Solaris Symantec (inc. Veritas)

NetBackup Solaris

Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

VXFS File System Solaris 8 VXVM Volume Manager including DMP

Windows 2000 AS

Solaris 8

SAN Applications ________________________________________________________________



Product Name

Operating System

Fabric Aware 3200

3800 3000

3014301632503850

200E4012 4016 4020 4024

3900 12000 24000

4100 4900 7500

48000

AP7420 AP7420 7500 FR4-18i

Windows 2000 AS Cluster Server

Solaris 8

Volume Replicator HP-UX 11i Veritas CommandCentral Storage

Windows 2000 AS

Windows 2003 EE

Solaris 8

Solaris 9 VXVM Storage Management Solaris 8

Windows 2000 AS


Brocade Compatibility Matrix by Vendor


Host Bus Adapter

Agilent .........................................................................................................................................................46 Apple ...........................................................................................................................................................48 ATTO...........................................................................................................................................................49 Cambex.......................................................................................................................................................50 Emulex ........................................................................................................................................................51 Fujitsu..........................................................................................................................................................57 HP ...............................................................................................................................................................58 IBM..............................................................................................................................................................59 JNI (AMCC).................................................................................................................................................61 LSI Logic .....................................................................................................................................................64 Qlogic ..........................................................................................................................................................66 Sun Microsystems.......................................................................................................................................69

Host Bus Adapter by Vendor


Agilent

Product Name

Operating System and (Patches)

Product Driver

Product Firmware Protocol Data Rate

(Gbps) SilkWorm Models

A5158A

HP-UX 11.00, PHKL_23939 or Later XSWGR1100 B.11.00.47.05 rel 10/99 or later

B.11.00.10, PHSS_26799

FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

HP-UX 11i , B.11.11.0412 or later

PHSS_26799

A5685A HP-UX 11i, B.11.11.0412 or later

PHSS_26799 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

A6685A HP-UX 11.00, B.11.11.0412 PHSS_26798 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

HP-UX 11i , B.11.11.0412 PHSS_26799

A6684A HP-UX 11.00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

A6795A HP-UX 11.00, B.11.00.0309.5 PHSS_26798 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

HP-UX 11.23 B.11.23.03

HP-UX 11i , PHKL_23626 or Later, B.11.11.0412

B.11.11.09, PHSS_26799

HP-UX 11i v2 B.11.11.09 SUSE Linux 9



Agilent

Product Name

Operating System and (Patches)

Product Driver



A6826A HP-UX 11.23, B.11.23 B.11.23.03 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

HP-UX 11i v2 11.11


Red Hat Linux AS 3.0 x64 U5, 2.4.21-32EL

7.05.00a 1.42

Red Hat Linux AS 4.0 U1, 2.6.9-6-11EL

7.05.00a 1.42

SUSE Linux ES 8

SUSE Linux ES 8 x64, SP4, 2.4.21-295 smp

7.05.00a 1.42

SUSE Linux ES 9 x64, SP4, 2.4.21-295 smp

8.00.02a 1.42

A3591B HP-UX 11.0 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

A3404A HP-UX 11.0 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

D8602A Windows 2000 AS FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows NT 4.0 EE

D8602B Windows 2000 AS FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows NT 4.0 EE



Apple

Product Name

Operating System, Patches

Product Driver



Xserve Mac OS X 10.4.3 01.02.11 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



ATTO

Product Name


Product Driver



Express PCI 3300

Windows 2000 AS, SP2 or later 1.1.4 1.1.4 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 AP7420

Express PCI 2600

Windows 2000 AS, SP2 or later 2.2.0 2.2.0 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 AP7420



Cambex

Product Name


Product Driver



PC2000 AIX 5.2, 5200-06 1.5.26.0 3.02.10 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7240

AIX 5.3, 5300-01 1.5.26.0 3.02.10 AIX 5.1 AIX 4.3.3

PC2000LC AIX 5.1 FCP2.5.10.15 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7240



Emulex

Product Name


Product Driver



LP10000DC / LP10000 / LP1050DC / LP1050 / LP1050Ex / LP10000ExDC

Red Hat Linux AS 3.0, UP3 2.01g 1.91a1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Red Hat Linux 9 SUSE Linux 8 OpenVMS 7.3-2 cd3.91a1

Red Hat Linux AS 3.0 64-bit, UP4 1.91a1

OpenVMS 8.2 1.91a1 Solaris 7

Solaris 8, Generic_117000-03 or later

6.01f 1.91a1, 1.90a4


6.01f, 6.02f

1.91a1, 1.90a4


6.02f 1.91a1

Tru64 5.1B EMX2.06 1.91a1

Windows 2000 AS, SP4

5-2.40a2, 5-5.20.a10, 1.10a4

1.91a1, 1.90a4

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Windows 2003 EE, SP1

6.510a10, 5-5.10a10, 1.10a4,

1.90a4, 1.81a1

Windows 2003 EE x64, SP1

1.10a4, 6-5.10.a10 1.91a1

Windows 2003 ENT IA64, SP1 6-5.20a9 1.70a3/3.1

0a6

LP11002 / LP11001 / LP1150 / LPe11002 / LPe11001 / LPe1150


5-1.11a0 5.20a9 2.10a4 FC 4

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2003 EE x64, SP1 7-1.11a0 2.50a2

Solaris 9, 108528-18, 108974-25 or later

6.02h 2.10a7

Solaris 10 6.02h 2.10a7

LPe1105 Windows 2003 EE X23 SP1, R2 5.5.20a10 250x8 FC 4 4024



Emulex

Product Name


Product Driver



Windows 2003 EE X64 SP1 R2 9.1.0.18

Solaris 9, 108528-18, 108974 or later 6.02h 2.10a7

Red Hat AS 4.0 U3 2.6.9-22.EL 8.01.03

SUSE EE 9 SP3 2.6.5-7.244 8.01.03

LP9802DC / LP9802

Windows 2003 ENT, SP1

5.01a0, 1.10a4, 5-1.03a9, 5-5.20.a9, 5-1.11a0

1.01a2, 1.90a4, 1.91a1

FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2003 ENT IA64, SP1

6-5.20a9, 6-1.10a4

1.70a3/3.10a6

Windows 2003 EE x64 6-5.10.a10


2.40a2, 5.01a2, 5-5.20.a10

1.91a1/, 1.01a2

Windows NT 4.0 EE, SP62 4-5.00a10-1 1.01x2

AIX 5.1, ML5 Bundle 1.00a2 AIX 5.2, ML7 Bundle 1.91a1 AIX 5.3, ML3 Bundle 1.91a1 OpenVMS 7.3-2 cd3.91a1 OpenVMS 8.2 Bundle 1.91a1

Solaris 8, latest patches 6.01f 1.90a4

Solaris 9, 113277-04, 112233-02 or later

6.01f 1.91a1

Solaris 10, 3/05 s10_74L2a or later 6.01f 1.01a2

Tru64 5.1B EMX2.06 dd3.91a1 Red Hat Linux 8 Red Hat Linux 9


SUSE Linux 8 Solaris 7

LP982 Windows 2000 AS, SP4

2.40a2, 5-2.20a12 1.91a1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2003 EE

Red Hat Linux AS 2.1, 2.4.9-E.10 4.20q 1.00a2



Emulex

Product Name


Product Driver



Windows NT 4.0 EE, SP6 4-2.13a4 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Red Hat Linux 9.0

LP9402 Windows 2000 AS, SP1 5-4.81a4 3.82a1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows 2003 EE Windows NT 4.0 EE Solaris 7 Solaris 8 Solaris 9 Red Hat Linux 9 AIX 4.3.3

LP9002DC / LP9002L LP9002S


5-5.01a0, 5-5.20a9

3.91a3, 3.82a1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2003 ENT, SP1

5.02d, 4.21g 5-5.01a0

3.90a7/1.61a1

Windows NT 4.0 EE, SP6a

4.5.10a105 4.2.30a2

3.92a2 3.91a3

Solaris 8 6.00g 3.91a1

Solaris 9 6.01f 3.90a7, 3.91a1


Red Hat Linux 4.0, 2.6.9-5.EL 8.0.16.6_x2 3.92a2

SUSE Linux E7 4.20q 3.90a7 SUSE Linux E8 AIX 5.1, ML5 3.91a1 AIX 5.2, ML7 Bundle 3.91a1 Tru64 5.1A

Tru64 5.1B, Patch Kit 0005 2.06 3.82a1

Solaris 7 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Red Hat Linux 9 AIX 4.3.3 4.1.05



Emulex

Product Name


Product Driver



HP-UX 11.0

LP952L Windows 2000 AS, SP4 5-5.01a0 3.91a3 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows NT 4.0 EE, SP6a 4-4.82a4 3.82a1

Red Hat Linux AS 2.1, 2.4.9-e27 3.90a7

Windows 2003 EE FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Red Hat Linux 9

LP9220 OpenVMS 7.3 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

LP9000 Windows 2000 AS FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows 2003 EE

Windows NT 4.0 EE, SP6 4-4.53a5 3.82a1

Solaris 7 Solaris 8 Solaris 9 Red Hat Linux 9

LP9000S Solaris 7 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Solaris 8 Solaris 9



Emulex

Product Name


Product Driver



LP850 Windows 2000 AS, SP2 5-2.11a2 3.81a1 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420


3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Windows NT 4.0 EE, SP6 4-4.53a5 3.90a7

Red Hat Linux 9.0

LP8000 Windows 2000 AS, SP4

2.40a2, 5-5.10.a10

3.92a2/1.70a1 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2003 EE, SP1 5-5.10.a10 3.93a0/

1.70a3

Solaris 9, 113277-04, 112233-02 or later

6.01f 3.92a2

Solaris 8 6.01f AIX 4.3.3 4.1.0.5 3.92a2

Tru 64 5.1A, Patch Kit 0003 2.06 3.82a1

OpenVMS 7.3 Tru 64 5.1A

Windows NT 4.0 EE, SP6a 4-4.53a5 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Solaris 7 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Red Hat Linux 9.0



Emulex

Product Name


Product Driver



HP-UX 11.0 4.10.01 3.92a2

LP8000S Solaris 7 2.10a1 3.03 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Solaris 9

Solaris 8 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

LP7000 Tru64 5.1A, Patch kit 03 3.82a1 2.06 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

LP7000E AIX 4.3.3 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows 2000 AS Windows NT 4.0 EE



Fujitsu

Product Name


Product Driver



GP7B8FC1 (pfca)

Solaris 9, 912069-20 or later FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

PW008FC2 (epfca)


3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

PW008FC3 (epfca)


3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



HP

Product Name


Product Driver



BL20P Mezzanine Windows 2003 EE 9.0.2.11,

9.0.2.16 1.45 FC 2 4012

Windows 2003 EE x64 9.0.2.16 1.48

NetWare 6.5 6.80h 1.45

BL35P Mezzanine Windows 2003 EE 5-5.20.a9 1.91a2 FC 2

4012

BLx0P Balcony (QLA2312)

Red Hat Linux AS 3.0 U3, 2.4.21-20EL

7.00.01 3.02.28 FC 2 4012

Red Hat Linux AS 3 U5, 2.4.21-32.EL 7.05.00a 3.02.28/1.3

4

Red Hat Linux AS 4 U1, 2.6.9-6-11EL 8.00.02a 1.34

NetWare 6.0, SP5 6.51B Netware 6.5, SP2 6.51B

SUSE Linux ES 8, SP4, 2.4.21-295 smp

7.05.00a, 8 1.43

SUSE Linux ES 9, SP2, 2.6.5-7.191 8.00.02a 1.34

Windows 2000 AS, SP4 9.0.2.11 1.45,

1.43


9.0.2.11, 9.0.2.16 1.45

HP-UX 11.23, B.11.23 (v2) B.11.23.03

Adaptec 9210 Windows 2000 AS,SP4 R1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows NT 4.0 EE

Windows 2000 AS,SP4 Windows 2003 EE X 32 SP1 R2 Windows 2003 EE x 64 SP1 R2

9.1.0.13 9.1.0.18

250x8

Red Hat AS 4.0 U3’ 2.6.9-22 EL 8.01.03

n/a Red Hat AS 4.0 U3 EM64T

8.01.03 n/a

QMH2462-HP

SuSE SLES 9 SP3, 2.6.5-7.244 8.01.03 n/a

FC 4

4024



IBM

Product Name


Product Driver



2765 (Tape) OS/400 V5R3 Built in 3.82x4 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

2766 (Disk) OS/400 V5R3 Built in 3.82x4 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

2787 (Disk) OS/400 V5R3 Built in 3.82x4 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

5704 (Tape) OS/400 V5R3 Built in 3.82x4 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FC 5716 AIX 5.3, ML3 5.3.0.30 1.90a4 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FC 6227 AIX 4.3.3 FC

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

AIX 5.1 AIX 5.2



IBM

Product Name


Product Driver



FC 6228 (LP9002L) AIX 4.3.3 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

AIX 5.1, EMC_AIX_ODM.5.1, ML2

5.1.0.15 3.82a1

AIX 5.2, ML7 5.2.0.75, 5.2.0.10

3.91a1, 3.82a1

AIX 5.3, 5300-01 5.1.0.15 3.22a1+ SUSE Linux ES 8, SP3 ibm ibm

FC 6239 (LP9802) AIX 5.1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

AIX 5.2, 5200-06, ML7 5.2.0.0, 5.2.0.75

1.00x5, 1.81X1

AIX 5.3, ML2 5.1.0.1

IBM BladeServer AIX 5.3 5.3.0.30 FC 2

4020

Red Hat Linux AS 3.0 Red Hat Linux 8 Windows 2000 AS Windows 2003 EE



JNI (AMCC)

Product Name


Product Driver



Z210 Windows 2000 AS, SP3 5.2 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows 2003 EE 5.2

Z220 Windows 2000 AS, SP3 5.2 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

Windows 2003 EE 5.2

FCX-6562 / FCX2-6562 Windows 2000 AS, SP2 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Solaris 8 5.3.1.1 3.8.1 Solaris 9 5.3.1.1

Windows NT 4.0 EE FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Windows 2003 EE Solaris 7 Red Hat Linux 7.2 Red Hat Linux 7.3

FCE2-6560 Solaris 7 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 900 24000

Solaris 8 5.1 3.8.1 Solaris 9

FCE-6460 / FCE2-6460 Solaris 7 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Solaris 8, 108528-18, 108974-25 or later

5.3.1.1, 5.1.0.E 3.8.9 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Solaris 9 5.3.1.1 3.8.9



JNI (AMCC)

Product Name


Product Driver




3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows 2000 AS Red Hat Linux 7.2 Red Hat Linux 7.3

Solaris 8 5.3.1.1 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Solaris 9 5.3.1.1 Windows NT 4.0 EE 3.1

FCE-6412 Solaris 7 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Solaris 8 Solaris 9


3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Solaris 8 3.8.1 5.2.1 Solaris 9

FCE-1063 Solaris 7 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Solaris 8 Solaris 9

FC64-1063 Solaris 7 2.2.0 13.3.5 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



JNI (AMCC)

Product Name


Product Driver



Solaris 8 13.5.7 2.6.10 Solaris 9

FCI-1063 Solaris 8 2.6.13, 2.5.9.03 3.0.3 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



LSI Logic

Product Name


Product Driver



LS17402XP-LC

Windows 2003 EE 1.20.02.00 1.2.2.0 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

LSI7204XP-LC Windows 2003 EE 1.09.02,

1.20.16.0 1.00.00 FC 4

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

LSI7102XP-LC Windows 2000 AS, SP3 1.09.06 1.00.10 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows 2003 EE 1.09.02 1.00.00 Solaris 8 5.03.01 1.00.00

Solaris 7

Solaris 9 Red Hat Linux 7.0 Red Hat Linux 7.1 Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3, 2.4.18-4 2.05.00 1.01.00.01

LSI7202XP-LC Windows 2000 AS, SP3 1.09.06 1.00.10 FC

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows 2003 EE 1.20.14.00 1.2.2.0 Windows NT 4.0 EE Solaris 7 Solaris 8 5.03.01 Solaris 9 Red Hat Linux 7.0 Red Hat Linux 7.1 Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3, 2.4.18-4 2.03.00 1.00.00

ITI7004G2-LC Windows 2000 AS 1.00.04 1.03.14 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows NT 4.0 EE Windows 2003 EE Solaris 7 Solaris 8 Solaris 9 Red Hat Linux 7.0 Red Hat Linux 7.1



LSI Logic

Product Name


Product Driver



Red Hat Linux 7.2 Red Hat Linux 7.3

LSI449290 Windows 2000 AS 1.03.14 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows NT 4.0 EE 1.03.14 Windows 2003 EE Solaris 7 Solaris 8 1.01 OXE904 Solaris 9 Red Hat Linux 7.0 Red Hat Linux 7.1 Red Hat Linux 7.2



Qlogic

Product Name


Product Driver



QLA2462 / QLA2460 / QLE2462 / QLE2460 / QLA2440 / QLE2440

Windows 2003 EE, SP1 9.1.0.16 4.00.12/1.04 FC 4

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2000 AS, SP4 8.1.5.63 1.35 SUSE Linux ES 9 8.01.00-4 4.00.12 RedHat Linux AS 4.0 8.01.01 4.00.12 Solaris 9 5.00

Solaris 10 x86, 10/05 s10x_u1wos_12 or later Native 1.14.09

QLA2342L / QLA2340L / QLA2342 / QLA2340

Windows 2003 EE, SP1 9.1.0.15, 9.0.2.11

3.03.16/ 1.34, 1.45 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2003 EE x64, SP1 9.0.2.16 3.1.20

Windows 2000 AS, SP4 9.1.0.11, 9.0.2.11

3.03.16, 3.1.20/1.45


4.17, 4.13.01, 4.21e

3.1.18, 3.1.20, 3.31


4.13.01 3.1.20

Solaris 10, 3/05 s10_74L2a or later 4.15.02 3.31/2.0.01

Red Hat Linux AS 3 U3, 2.4.21-20.EL 7.00.03 3.02.28

Red Hat Linux AS 3 x64 U4 7.01.01 3.1.20

Red Hat Linux ES 3 U5, 2.4.21-32.EL 7.05.00a 3.02.28/

1.34

Red Hat Linux ES 4 U1, 2.6.9-6-11EL 8.00.02a

SUSE Linux ES 8, SP4, 2.4.21.295 7.05.00a

SUSE Linux ES 9, SP4, SP2, 2.6.5-7.191

6.5, 8.00.02a 1.34

NetWare 6.0, SP5 6.80h 1.45 NetWare 6.5, SP4 6.80h 1.45 Windows NT 4.0 EE 8.1.5.12 Solaris 7 Red Hat Linux 7.2 Red Hat Linux 7.3 Red Hat Linux 9 Red Hat Linux AS 2.1



Qlogic

Product Name


Product Driver



QLA2310 / QLA2310F Windows 2000 AS, SP4 9.1.0.11 3.03.16 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows NT 4.0 EE Solaris 8 4.18 Solaris 9 4.18 Red Hat Linux 7.3 7.00.03 3.02.28 IRIX 6.5 IP35 built in built in


3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Solaris 7 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Red Hat Linux 7.2 Red Hat Linux 8.0 Red Hat Linux 9.0 Red Hat Linux AS 2.1

QLA2300 / QLA2300F Windows 2000 AS, SP3 8.2.1.20 1.17 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2003 EE 8.1.5.12 3.01.10

Windows NT 4.0 EE, SP6a 8.1.5.12 1.24

Solaris 8 3.1.18 4.13

Red Hat Linux 7.2, 6.0K 2.4.9-31 6.0b24 3.01.02

Solaris 7 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Solaris 9 Red Hat Linux 7.1 Red Hat Linux 7.3 Red Hat Linux 8.0 Red Hat Linux 9.0



Qlogic

Product Name


Product Driver




QLA2200 / QLA2200F Windows 2000 AS, SP2 8.1.5.12 1.81 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows NT 4.0 EE 8.1.5.15 1.83 Red Hat Linux ES 3 SUSE Linux ES 8 Windows 2003 EE 8.1.5.15 2.02.03 Solaris 7 Solaris 8 4.15.03 2.2.3 Solaris 9 4.15.03 2.2.3 IRIX 6.5.9 SUSE Linux ES 7

Red Hat Linux 7.2

Red Hat Linux 7.3 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Red Hat Linux 8.0 Red Hat Linux 9.0

QLA2100F QLA2100

Windows 2000 AS Windows 2003 EE

5.0.2195.6717

FC 1 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows NT 4.0 EE

QLE2360 Windows 2003 EE, SP1 9.1.0.15 3.03.06/ 1.02 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

QLA200 Windows 2003 EE, SP1 FC 2

Windows NT 9.0.0.17 3.02.26 1.05

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



Sun Microsystems

Product Name


Product Driver



X6727A Solaris 8/9/10 (latest patches) 1.14.09 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

X6748A (QLA2202)

Solaris 8/9/10 (latest patches) sol9 tested=4/04 s9s_u6wos_08a

SAN 446 1.14.09 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

X6757A Solaris 8/9/10 (latest patches)

S10 embedded 1.14.09 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

SGXPCI1FC-QF2 / SGXPCI2FC-QF2

Solaris 8/9/10/10 x86 (latest patches) Sol8 tested=2/04 s28s_hw4wos_05a

S10 embedded, Sun SFS4.4 or later

1.14.09 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

X6799A (QLA2200)

Solaris 8/9/10 (latest patches), Sol8 tested=2/04 s28s_hw4wos_05a, Sol9 tested=4/04 s9s_u6wos_08a

SAN 446 1.13, 1.14.09 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

SGXPCI1FC-JF2 / SGXPCI2FC-JF2

Solaris 8/9/10 (latest patches)

S10 embedded 1.5.b.1 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

X6768A (QLA2312)

Solaris 9, 4/04 s9s_u6wos_08a

SAN 446, SAN 444

1.14.09, 1.14.01 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Solaris 10, 3/05 s10_74L2a Native



Sun Microsystems

Product Name


Product Driver



X6767A (QLA2300F)

Solaris 9, 4/04 s9s_u6wos_08a SAN 446 1.14.09 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Solaris 10, 3/05 s10_74L2a Natiive 1.14.09

Sun LP10000DC-SI

Solaris 9, 4/04 s9s_u6wos_08a SAN 446 1.50a4 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Solaris 10, 3/05 s10_74L2a Native 1.50a4


Storage

3PAR...........................................................................................................................................................72 Apple ...........................................................................................................................................................73 ATTO...........................................................................................................................................................74 Chaparral.....................................................................................................................................................75 Ciprico .........................................................................................................................................................76 Dot Hill.........................................................................................................................................................77 EMC ............................................................................................................................................................78 Engenio .......................................................................................................................................................79 Eurologic .....................................................................................................................................................80 Fujitsu..........................................................................................................................................................81 Fujitsu-Siemens ..........................................................................................................................................82 HP ...............................................................................................................................................................83 Hitachi Data Systems..................................................................................................................................86 IBM..............................................................................................................................................................88 Imperial Technology....................................................................................................................................91 Infortrend.....................................................................................................................................................92 JMR.............................................................................................................................................................93 MTI ..............................................................................................................................................................94 Mylex ...........................................................................................................................................................95 NEC.............................................................................................................................................................96 NStor ...........................................................................................................................................................97 Network Appliance ......................................................................................................................................98 Pillar Data Systems.....................................................................................................................................99 Sun DMG (StorageTek) ............................................................................................................................100 Sun Microsystems.....................................................................................................................................101 Trimm ........................................................................................................................................................103 XIOtech .....................................................................................................................................................104 Xyratex ......................................................................................................................................................105

Storage by Vendor


3PAR

Product Name

Storage Type

Firmware / Code Protocol Data Rate


3PAR InServ S400 RAID InForm 2.1.4, 2.2.0, 2.2.1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

3PAR InServ S800 RAID InForm 2.1.4, 2.2.0, 2.2.1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Storage by Vendor


Apple

Product Name

Storage Type



Xserve RAID RAID 1.50f, SP2 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Storage by Vendor


ATTO

Product Name

Storage Type



Diamond Storage Array RAID 5.0.1, SP2 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


Chaparral Product Name

Storage Type



Javelin RAID Controller JFS226 RAID A420R01,

Loader 6.012 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


Ciprico

Product Name

Storage Type



Fibre Store 1109 JBOD FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


Dot Hill Product Name

Storage Type



SANnet 7100 RAID 3.14 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


EMC

Product Name

Storage Type



8000 Series RAID 5568.67.26 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

DMX Series RAID 5671.45.52, 5771.68.75, 5670.91.83

FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FC4700 Series RAID 8.47.52 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

CX Series RAID 02.19.500.5.016 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FC4500

RAID

FC

1

3200, 3800, MSA, 2/8 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


Engenio

Product Name

Storage Type



6998 RAID 6.14.xx, 6.15.xx FC 4

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

5885 RAID INF-01-00 9530 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

4884 RAID 5.20.01.00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

2882 RAID Appware 05.40.03.00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


Eurologic

Product Name

Storage Type



SANbloc FC2502 RAID 7820 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


Fujitsu

Product Name

Storage Type



Eternus 3000 RAID V10L24-0000 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Eternus 6000 RAID V30L60-0000 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

GR 730 RAID V11L45-0000 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

GR 740 RAID V03L91P24-16 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


Fujitsu-Siemens

Product Name

Storage Type



FibreCAT S80 RAID 8.20, 8.50 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


HP

Product Name

Storage Type



CSS2195 RAID FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

FC10 RAID HP06 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FC60 RAID HP01 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

HSG60 (RA6000) RAID FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

HSG80 RAID ACS 8.8-2 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

HSV110 (EVA5000) RAID VCS 3.028 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

HSV200 (EVA4000) RAID 5.030 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


HP

Product Name

Storage Type



HSV210 (EVA8000) RAID 5.030 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

MSA1000 RAID 4.48 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

MSA1500 cs RAID 4.94 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

RA4000 RAID FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

RA4100 RAID FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

XP128 RAID 21.14.02.00/00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

XP256 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


HP Product Name

Storage Type



XP512 RAID 01.19.91.00/00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

XP1024 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

XP12000 RAID 50-04-07-00/00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

VA7100 RAID HP22 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

VA7400 RAID HP22 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

VA7410 RAID A120, A140 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

StorStore E JBOD FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor



Product Name

Storage Type



Lightning 9900 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Lightning 9900V RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 AP7420

Lightning 9910 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Thunder 9500 RAID 0659/V FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

DF700 RAID 0720/A-M FC 4

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Freedom 9960 RAID 01-19-86-00/01 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Lightning 9970 RAID 21-14-03-00/00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Lightning 9980V RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor



Product Name

Storage Type



4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

R500 RAID 50-04-07-00/00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Tagmastore Series USP 100/600/1100 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Thunder 9200 RAID 055J/A FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 AP7420

Thunder 9500V RAID 0658/C FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

9970V RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

9570 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


IBM

Product Name

Storage Type



2145 (SVC) ENGINE 3.1.0 FC

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

NAS 300G NAS 2.0.13 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

DS8000 RAID 6.1.0.34 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

ESS800 RAID 2.4.1.54 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FastT200 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

FastT500 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FastT600 RAID 5.33.5.0 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


IBM

Product Name

Storage Type



FastT700 RAID 5.20.02.01 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FastT900 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

2105-800 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

2105-F20 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Storage by Vendor


IBM

Product Name

Storage Type



2107 Shark RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


Imperial Technology

Product Name

Storage Type



MegaRAM-2000 RAID A300 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

MegaRAM-5000 RAID A220 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


Infortrend

Product Name

Storage Type



EonStor A16F-R1211 RAID A220 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


JMR

Product Name

Storage Type



Fortra JBOD FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


MTI Product Name

Storage Type



Vivant V400 RAID 8.29 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

Vivant S200 RAID 6.15 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

Vivant V30 RAID 8.2.3 rev w FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


Mylex

Product Name

Storage Type



DF4000R RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


NEC

Product Name

Storage Type



S1400 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

S1500 RAID 010N FC 4

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

S2400 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

S2500 RAID 010N FC 4

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

S2800 RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Istorage RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


NStor

Product Name

Storage Type



NR18F JBOD FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

802F RAID FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


Network Appliance

Product Name

Storage Type



FAS270c RAID

ONTAP 7.0.3 ONTAP 7.0.4 ONTAP 7.1.0 ONTAP 7.1.0.1 ONTAP 7.2.0

FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

FAS825c / FAS880c RAID


FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

FAS920c / FAS940c / FAS960c / FAS980c RAID


FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500


ONTAP 7.0.3 ONTAP 7.0.4 ONTAP 7.1.0 ONTAP 7.1.0.1 1 ONTAP 7.1.1 1 ONTAP 7.2.0 1

FC 2, 4

200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500


ONTAP 7.0.3 ONTAP 7.0.4 ONTAP 7.1.0 ONTAP 7.1.0.1 1 ONTAP 7.1.1 1 ONTAP 7.2.0 1

FC 2, 4

200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

1 4Gig/sec target support.

Storage by Vendor


Pillar Data Systems

Product Name

Storage Type



Axiom 500 RAID Pillar OS 1.5 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Storage by Vendor



Product Name

Storage Type



D280 RAID 6.10.05.00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

D240 RAID 6.10.05.00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

D220 RAID 6.10.05.00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

D178 RAID 6.10.05.00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

D173 RAID 6.10.05.00 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

FLX280 RAID 6.10.05.00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FLX380 RAID FC 2

200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

V2X Shared Virtual Array RAID FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


Sun Microsystems

Product Name

Storage Type



A5000 RAID FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

A5200 RAID FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

T3A RAID 1.18.04 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

T3B RAID 3.1.4 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

39x0 RAID FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

61x0 RAID 6.10.09.16, 3.1.4 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

69x0 RAID 8.02 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Storage by Vendor


Sun Microsystems

Product Name

Storage Type



AP7420

99x0 RAID 8.02 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

351X RAID 3.2.7r FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


Trimm

Product Name

Storage Type



RS-1600-FC JBOD FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FT4J-5020 RAID FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Storage by Vendor


XIOtech

Product Name

Storage Type



Magnitude RAID 8.0 FC 1

3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Magnitude 3D RAID 0130 FC 2

3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Storage by Vendor


Xyratex

Product Name

Storage Type



SS-1201-FC JBOD1 8.0 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

SS-1202-FC JBOD1 8.0 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

RS-1600-FC JBOD FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Salient FC-AL JBOD

FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

1 Seagate ST39102FC drives.


Tape

ADIC..........................................................................................................................................................107 ATTO.........................................................................................................................................................108 Chaparral...................................................................................................................................................109 CrossRoads ..............................................................................................................................................110 HP .............................................................................................................................................................111 IBM............................................................................................................................................................112 Quantum....................................................................................................................................................113 Spectra Logic ............................................................................................................................................114 Sun DMG (StorageTek) ............................................................................................................................115

Tape by Vendor


ADIC

Product Name

Tape Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

Scalar 100 Library 4.10.14, 4.46.01 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420


3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Scalar 10K Library 4.10.14 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Scalar i2000 Library 4.41.38, 200 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Pathlight VX Library 1.01b39, 1.1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500


3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Scalar i500 Library 200G.GS005 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

1. Host using Emulex LP9002L HBA driver 5-4.82a4 fw 3.82a1; using IBM LTO drives 2. LTO1

Tape by Vendor


ATTO

Product Name

Tape Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

FibreBridge 2300E/R/D Bridge 005B FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

FibreBridge 4500R/D Bridge 005B FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Tape by Vendor


Chaparral Product Name

Tape Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

Velocity Router VFS 1131 Bridge R521R01 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Velocity Router VFS 2262 Bridge S522R02 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

1 VFS 113 version 5.012. 2 VFS 226 loader 6.012.

Tape by Vendor


CrossRoads

Product Name

Tape Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

4450 Storage Router Bridge 3.02 2006x FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000


3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000


3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

8000 Storage Router Bridge 1.0 2102c FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Tape by Vendor


HP

Product Name

Tape Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

HP 10/180 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

HP 20/700

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

HP 2/20

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

HP 4/40

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

HP 6/60

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

HP 6/140

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Tape by Vendor


IBM

Product Name

Tape Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

3590E Tape D01F_26B FC

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

3590H Tape FC

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

3590J Tape FC

3592 Tape 04D5 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

3582 LTP Tape 53Y2L2F FC 2 3583 LTP Tape 4.10.10 FC 2

3584 Tape FC

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

LTO II Tape 52S4, 327G1 FC

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

LTO III Tape 54K12 FC

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

1 With StorageTek L700 library. 2 With StorageTek SL500 library

Tape by Vendor


Quantum

Product Name

Tape Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

Super DLT1 Tape 3.5 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

P2000 Library 3.5 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

P30001 Library 3.5 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

1 P3000 tested with CrossRoads 4200 bridge for FC to SCSI.

Tape by Vendor


Spectra Logic

Product Name

Tape Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

Spectra 12000 Library 1.25.00, 4.1.37.5 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 AP7420

Spectra 64000 Library 1.25.00 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Tape by Vendor



Product Name

Tape Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

T9840A Tape 1.34.158 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

T9840B Tape 1.30.306 FC 2 T9840C Tape 1.34.558 FC 2

T9940A Tape FC 2

T9940B Tape 1.34.408 FC 1

SN6000 Library FC

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

3250.0 FC 3300.0 FC 3400.0 FC L20 FC L40 FC L80 FC

L180 Library 2.00.00 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

L700e Library 3.09.00 FC 2 L1400M Library FC 2 L5500 Library 1.00.5 FC 2 PowderHorn 9310 Library FC 2 SL500 Library 1.00.5 FC 2 SL8500 Library FC 2


Transceivers

Avago (Agilent)..........................................................................................................................................117 Finisar........................................................................................................................................................118 JDSU.........................................................................................................................................................121 SmartOptics ..............................................................................................................................................122

Transceivers by Vendor


Avago (Agilent)

Product Name

Transceiver Type Description SilkWorm

Models

ABCU-5710R 1G Copper AP7420

AFBR-57R5AEZ 4G SWL

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E, 4012 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500

AFBR-57R5AP 4G SWL

200E, 4012, 4020 4100, 48000, 7500



Finisar

Product Name


Models

FTRJ-8519-P1-BNL-B1 2G SWL

3200, 3800 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FTRJ-1319-P1-BTL-B1 2G LWL 10km

3200, 3800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FTRJ-1419-P1-BCL 2G ELWL w/o Digital Diag.- 40km

3800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420

FWDM-1621-7D-47 2G CWDM 1470nm (Gray)

3800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420

FWDM-1621-7D-49 2G CWDM 1490nm (Violet)

3800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420

FWDM-1621-7D-51 2G CWDM 1510nm (Blue)

323800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420



Finisar

Product Name


Models

FWDM-1621-7D-53 2G CWDM 1530nm (Green)

3800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420

FWDM-1621-7D-55 2G CWDM 1550nm (Yellow)

3800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420

FWDM-1621-7D-57 2G CWDM 1570nm (Orange)

3800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420

FWDM-1621-7D-59 2G CWDM 1590nm (Red)

3800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420

FWDM-1621-7D-61 2G CWDM 1610nm (Brown)

3800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420

FWS-MUX-DEMUX-8 2G CWDM Mux/Demux Module

3800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420



Finisar

Product Name


Models

FWS-MUX-DEMUX-4 2G CWDM Mux/Demux Module

3800 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420

FTRJ-8524-P2-BNV 4G SWL

200E, 4012 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500

FTRJ-8524-P2-BNV-HP 4G SWL

200E, 4012 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500

FTLF-8524-P2-BNV 4G SWL

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420

FTLF-8524-P2-BNV-HP 4G SWL

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E, 4012 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500 AP7420

FTLF-8524-P2-BNV-HP 4G LWL – 4K

200E 24000 48000, 4900, 7500



JDSU

Product Name


Models

JSP-R21S002304 2G SWL 3000

JSH-42S3AB3 4G SWL

200E, 4012, 4024 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

JSH-42S4DB3 4G SWL

3200, 3800, 3000 3250, 3850 200E, 4012 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 48000, 4900, 7500

JSH-42L3AB3-20 4G LWL - 10K

3000 200E, 4012 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



SmartOptics

Product Name


Models

SFP-4GFC-50D-L 4G LWL 1310nm, 5km

3200, 3800 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

SFP-4GFC-50D-C47 4G CWDM 1470nm, 50km

3200, 3800 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500


3200, 3800 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500


3200, 3800 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500


3200, 3800 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

SFP-$GFC-50D-C55 4G CWDM 1550nm, 50km

3200, 3800 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

SFP-4GFC_50D-C57 4G CWDM 1570nm, 50km

3200, 3800 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



SmartOptics

Product Name


Models


3200, 3800 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500


3200, 3800 3250, 3850 200E 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500


Operating System

Apple .........................................................................................................................................................125 HP .............................................................................................................................................................126 IBM............................................................................................................................................................127 Microsoft....................................................................................................................................................128 Novell ........................................................................................................................................................129 Red Hat .....................................................................................................................................................130 SGI ............................................................................................................................................................131 Sun Microsystems.....................................................................................................................................132

Operating System by Vendor


Apple

Product Name Version Patch SilkWorm

Models

Mac OS X 10

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



HP


Models

HP-UX

11.00, 11.23, 11i, 11i v2

Latest

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

OpenVMS 7.3.2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

8.2

Tru64 5.1A Patch Kit 0003

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

5.1B Patch Kit 0005



IBM


Models

AIX 4.4.3

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

5.1 Maintenance Level 2 5.2 Maintenance Level 7 5.3 Maintenance Level 3

OS/400 V5R3

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



Microsoft


Models

Windows 2003 EE1 EE x64 EE IA64

SP1 R2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2000 AS2 SP4

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows NT EE 4.0 SP6a

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

1 EE = Enterprise Edition. 2 AS = Advanced Server.



Novell Product Name Version Patch SilkWorm

Models

NetWare 6.0 SP5

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

6.5 SP4

SUSE Linux ES1 8.0 ES1 8.0 64-bit

SP4, 2.4.21-295 smp

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

ES1 9.0 ES1 9.0 64-bit

SP2, 2.6.5-7.191 smp SP3, 2.6.5-7.244

1 ES = Enterprise Server.



Red Hat


Models

Red Hat Linux 7.3 AS1 2.1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

7.2 6.0K, 2.4.9-31

8.0 8.0 64-bit

AS1 3.0 U3 AS1 3.0 U3 64-bit AS1 3.0 U4 AS1 3.0 U5 AS1 3.0 U7

2.4.21-32EL 2.4.21-37EL

AS1 4.0 U1 AS1 4.0 U3

2.6.9-6-11EL 2.6.9-22EL

1 AS = Advanced Server.



SGI Product Name Version Patch SilkWorm

Models

IRIX 6.5 IP35

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000



Sun Microsystems


Models

Solaris 7 Latest

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

8 9 10 10 x86

Latest

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Operating Systems


Fabric Management Applications

Computer Associates ................................................................................................................................134 CreekPath .................................................................................................................................................135 EMC ..........................................................................................................................................................136 HP .............................................................................................................................................................137 Hitachi Data Systems................................................................................................................................138 IBM............................................................................................................................................................139 InterSAN....................................................................................................................................................140 Invio...........................................................................................................................................................141 Network Appliance ....................................................................................................................................142 Pillar Data Systems...................................................................................................................................143 Sanbolic.....................................................................................................................................................144 Sun Microsystems.....................................................................................................................................145 Symantec ..................................................................................................................................................146

Fabric Management Applications by Vendor


Computer Associates

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

BrightStor SAN Designer Discovery 1.0 Windows NT 4.0 EE

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

Windows 2000 AS Solaris 8



CreekPath

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

AIM Suite Management 2.5.2 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Solaris 8



EMC

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

Control Center Management 5.2.0 SP3 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 AP7420

NaviSphere Management Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000 AP7420

Solution Enabler Management 6.0.1 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000 AP7420



HP

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

OpenView Storage Area Manager Management 2.2 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows NT 4.0 EE

SANLink Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000

Storage Apps sv3000 Management Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000

Storage Resource Management1 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000

Command View Management Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000 AP7420




Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

HiCommand Storage Services Manager Discovery 3.0 Windows 2000 AS1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Remote Console Management 1-19-44/0 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000 AP7420

Storage Navigator Management 3.2 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000 AP7420

Service Pack 4 for Windows; browser IE 6 Service Pack 1.



IBM

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

Tivoli Storage Area Network Manager Management 1.1 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Windows NT 4.0 EE

DS 8000 Storage Manager Management 5.1.600.1194 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000 AP7420

FASt Storage Manager Management 9 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000 AP7420

San Volume Controller Management 3.1.0.532 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000 AP7420

TPC Fabric Management 2.3 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000 AP7420



InterSAN

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

Pathline Management 1.5 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000



Invio

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

Storage Practice Manager Management 1.0.100 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000



Network Appliance

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

Filer View Management Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000 AP7420

On Tap Management Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000 AP7420



Pillar Data Systems

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

Axiom Path Manager Multi-Path 1.04.05 Solaris 9

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016,4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000



Sanbolic

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

LaScala Clustered Volume Manager

1.7 – 2.0 Windows 2003 EE

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016,4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000

Windows 2000 AS

MelioFS Clustered File System 1.5 - 2.0 Windows 2003 EE

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016,4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000

Windows 2000 AS



Sun Microsystems

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

StorEdge Enterprise Storage Manager Advanced Applications

Management 3.0 Solaris 8

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000

Solaris 9 Solaris 10



Symantec

Product Name

Application Type

Product Version

Operating System

SilkWorm Models

Veritas CommandCentral Storage1

Management 3.5 Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000

Solaris 8

1 Previous name was SANPoint Control.


SAN Appliance

Decru.........................................................................................................................................................148 Finisar........................................................................................................................................................149 Kashya ......................................................................................................................................................150 Mirapoint....................................................................................................................................................151 NeoScale...................................................................................................................................................152 Network Appliance ....................................................................................................................................153 OnStor .......................................................................................................................................................154 RELDATA..................................................................................................................................................155 Troika ........................................................................................................................................................156

SAN Appliance by Vendor


Decru

Product Name

Appliance Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

DataFort FC520v2 Security 2.1 SAN_V2134_external_secure

FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



Finisar

Product Name

Appliance Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

NetWisdom Fibre Channel Probe1 Analyzer 1.1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Xgig Fibre Channel Analyzer Analyzer 1.5 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

1 Use of a tap recommended



Kashya

Product Name

Appliance Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

KBX5000 Data Protection Appliance Other 1.1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



Mirapoint

Product Name

Appliance Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

Message Server M2500S Other 3.2.0 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000


3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000


3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000



NeoScale

Product Name

Appliance Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

CryptoStor FC10021 Security 1.0.1 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

CryptoStor FC2002 Security FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

CryptoStor Tape Appliance Security 1.0.1 FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

1 FC 1002: Windows 2000 and Solaris 8 servers with JNI FCX-6562-N HBA drivers 5.2rc1, 5.2rc2, Emulex LP9002



Network Appliance

Product Name

Appliance Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

GF270c Gateway

ONTAP 7.0.3 ONTAP 7.1.0 ONTAP 7.1.0.1 ONTAP 7.2.0

FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

GF825c Gateway


FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

GF940c / GF960c / GF980c Gateway


FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

V3020c / V3050c Virtualization

ONTAP 7.0.3 ONTAP 7.1.0 ONTAP 7.1.0.1 1 ONTAP 7.1.1 1 ONTAP 7.2.0 1

FC 2, 4 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

V6030c / V6070c Virtualization

ONTAP 7.0.3 ONTAP 7.1.0 ONTAP 7.1.0.1 1 ONTAP 7.1.1 1 ONTAP 7.2.0 1

FC 2, 4 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

1 4Gig/sec target support. 2 4Gig/sec front end only.



OnStor

Product Name

Appliance Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

SF 4400 SAN Filer NAS 1.0 FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000



RELDATA

Product Name

Appliance Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

IP Storage Gateway 9200 Gateway 3.03.06

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



Troika

Product Name

Appliance Type

Firmware / Code

Interface Type

Data Rate (Gbps)

SilkWorm Models

Accelera 1600 Virtualization Kahuna-asic-sdk-1.1.0-5d FC 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000


Networked Solutions (inc. MAN/WAN)

ADVA Optical Networking .........................................................................................................................158 AFOP.........................................................................................................................................................159 Alcatel........................................................................................................................................................160 Ciena Corporation .....................................................................................................................................161 CNT...........................................................................................................................................................162 Cisco .........................................................................................................................................................163 Dell ............................................................................................................................................................164 Fibernet .....................................................................................................................................................165 Finisar........................................................................................................................................................166 HP .............................................................................................................................................................167 HuaWei......................................................................................................................................................168 Last Mile AG..............................................................................................................................................169 LightSand Communications ......................................................................................................................170 Lucent Technologies .................................................................................................................................171 LuxN Inc ....................................................................................................................................................172 MRV Communications ..............................................................................................................................173 NEC...........................................................................................................................................................174 Nortel Networks.........................................................................................................................................175 PacketLight Networks ...............................................................................................................................176 Pandatel AG..............................................................................................................................................177 RAD Data Communications Ltd ................................................................................................................178 SANRAD ...................................................................................................................................................179 SAN Valley Systems .................................................................................................................................180 SmartOptics ..............................................................................................................................................181 Sorrento.....................................................................................................................................................182 Transmode ................................................................................................................................................183 Zhone Technologies..................................................................................................................................184

Networked Solutions (inc. MAN/WAN) by Vendor


ADVA Optical Networking

Product Name

MAN / WAN Type Protocol Version Data Rate


FSP2000 DWDM Transparent U4.3c 1, 2, 4

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FSP3000 DWDM Transparent 1, 2, 4

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FSP-II DWDM Transparent U4.3 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000



AFOP

Product Name



SpectraMux CWDM Transparent 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



Alcatel Product Name



1696 Metro Span MCC DWDM Transparent R01.02.00 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

1696 Metro Span TDM DWDM FC over SONET R01.02.00 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000



Ciena Corporation

Product Name



CN2600 MultiService Edge Aggregator (ADM card)

CWDM FC over SONET OPtxos 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

CN2600 MultiService Edge Aggregator (Rate-tunable card)

CWDM FC over SONET 3.1.1.3 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

CN2000 Gateway FC over SONET, FICON 4.04 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

CN4200 Flex Select Advanced Services Platform

CWDM, DWDM FC over SONET 4.1.0

1, 2, 4

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

MultiWave Metro CWDM Transparent OPtxos 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

ONLINE Metro 7000 CWDM Transparent OPtxos 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

ONLINE Metro 9000 CWDM Transparent OPtxos 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000



CNT

Product Name



UltraNet Edge Storage Router 1000 Gateway FC over IP 1.2,

1.4.1.2 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 Gateway FC over IP 3.1.1.2 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



Cisco

Product Name



ONS 15540 DWDM Transparent 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

SN 5420 Bridge iSCSI to FC 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Metro 1500

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

ONS 15252 DWDM Transparent 1.1 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

ONS 15454 DWDM Transparent 4.5.0 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

ONS 15530 DWDM Transparent 12.2(18) 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



Dell Product Name



Power Connect 6024 GigE switch Transparent 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



Fibernet

Product Name



DUSAC-DWDM DWDM 2

3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

CMUX4 CWDM 2

3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000



Finisar

Product Name



OADM-1 CWDM Transparent 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

MUX/DEMUX CWDM Transparent 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



HP

Product Name



Procurve 2824 GigE Switch Transparent 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



HuaWei Product Name



Metro6040 DWDM Transparent 5.39.01.40 2

3200, 3800, 3000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Metro6100 DWDM Transparent 5.39.01.30 2

3200, 3800, 3000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Optix3500 SDH Transparent 5.21.13.10 2

3200, 3800, 3000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Optix2500 SDH Transparent 5.36.12.40 2

3200, 3800, 3000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



Last Mile AG

Product Name



1G FibrePilot CWDM Transparent 1.6 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

2G FibrePilot CWDM Transparent 1.6 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

WavePilot 200 DWDM Transparent 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000



LightSand Communications

Product Name



S-600B Gateway FC over SONET 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

i-8100 Gateway FC over IP 3.4.1d 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000



Lucent Technologies

Product Name



DMX LNW73 DWDM FC over SONET 6.0.1 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



LuxN Inc

Product Name



WS 3217 DWDM Transparent 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000


3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000


3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000



MRV Communications

Product Name



Lambda Driver LD800 CWDM Transparent 1.1.1 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000

NC316BU-16 DWDM Transparent 1, 2

3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 7500, 48000



NEC

Product Name



SpectralWave MG2000 FCCV DWDM FC over SONET 1.65 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

SpectralWave MG2000 FCMX/OC48MX (LR1) DWDM FC over SONET 1.65 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000



Nortel Networks

Product Name



Optical Metro 5000 series: OCI 1.25Gb DWDM FC over SONET 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Optical Metro 5000 Series OTR 2.5Gb DWDM FC over SONET 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Optical Metro 5000 Series OCI GbE/FC SRM

DWDM FC over SONET 6.0 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Optical Metro 5000 Series OCI Enhanced GbE/FC SRM

DWDM FC over SONET 6.1 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500


DWDM FC over SONET 7.0

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420


DWDM FC over SONET 7.0

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Optical Metro 3500 DWDM FC over SONET 6.1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



PacketLight Networks

Product Name



PL-10 Gateway FC over SONET 0.6.4 1

3200, 3800, MA 2/8 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420


3200, 3800, MA 2/8 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420


3200, 3800, MA 2/8 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420


3200, 3800, MA 2/8 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 24000

PL OC48T2 Gateway FC over SONET 2.99.4 1

3200, 3800, MA 2/8 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 24000



Pandatel AG

Product Name



YUMIX-400E CWDM FC over SONET 3.6 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

YUMIX-400M DWDM FC over SONET 3.5 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



RAD Data Communications Ltd

Product Name



FCS-155 Gateway FC over SONET 0.6.4 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

FCS-622 Gateway FC over SONET 0.6.4 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



SANRAD

Product Name



V-Switch 2000 Gateway iSCSI 2.0.5.0 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3900, 12000 24000



SAN Valley Systems

Product Name



SL-1000 Gateway FC over IP 0.0.4 1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000



SmartOptics

Product Name



T-3008-LC MUX/DEMUX FC n/a

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

T-3009-LC MUX/DEMUX FC R2 n/a

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



Sorrento

Product Name



GIGAMUX 6400 DWDM Transparent 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000



Transmode

Product Name



System 1100: Module 5400 CWDM Transparent 1.0.4 1,

2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

System 1100: Module 7700 CWDM Transparent 1.1.0 1,

2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



Zhone Technologies

Product Name



GIGAMUX 6400 DWDM Transparent 1, 2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000


3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000


3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000


33200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000

Networked Solutions (including MAN/WAN)


SAN Applications

CommVault ...............................................................................................................................................186 Computer Associates ................................................................................................................................187 Dot Hill.......................................................................................................................................................188 EMC ..........................................................................................................................................................189 FalconStor .................................................................................................................................................190 Fujitsu........................................................................................................................................................191 Hitachi Data System..................................................................................................................................192 HP .............................................................................................................................................................193 IBM............................................................................................................................................................194 Legato .......................................................................................................................................................195 RELDATA..................................................................................................................................................196 Sun Microsystems.....................................................................................................................................197 Symantec (inc. Veritas) .............................................................................................................................198

SAN Applications by Vendor


CommVault

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

Galaxy Backup and Recovery Recovery Windows NT 4.0 EE 3.1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



Computer Associates

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

BrightStor ARCserve Backup Backup Windows 2000 AS 9

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

BrightStor Enterprise Backup Backup Windows 2000 AS 10

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



Dot Hill Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

San Path MultiPath AIX

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



EMC

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

PowerPath MultiPath AIX 4.2.0

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

HP-UX 4.3.0

Linux 4.5.0

Solaris 4.4.0

Tru64 3.0.2

Windows 2000 AS 4.4.0

Windows 2003 EE 4.3.1

Symmetrix Remote Data Facility Mirroring n/a n/a

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Mirror View Mirroring n/a n/a

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



FalconStor

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

IPStor Virtualizer Windows 2000 AS 2.0

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



Fujitsu

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

GR Multi Path MultiPath Solaris 1.0.5

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2000 AS 1.0L14 Windows 2003 EE V2.0L10



Hitachi Data System

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

Dynamic Link Manager MultiPath AIX 5.6.0

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

HP-UX 5.6.1

Linux 5.6.3

Solaris 5.6.1

Windows 2000 AS 5.7.1

Windows 2003 EE 5.7.1

True Copy Mirroring n/a n/a

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



HP

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

OpenView Omniback II Backup / Restore Windows 2000 AS 4.1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Secure Path MultiPath AIX 2.0d

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

HP-UX 3.0a Linux 3.0a Netware 3.0c SP2 Solaris 3.0d Windows 2000 AS 4.0c SP2 Windows 2003 EE 4.0c SP2

Basic MPIO MultiPath AIX 1.0.0.2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2000 AS V1.00.02 Windows 2003 EE V1.00.02

Auto Path Failover MultiPath HP-UX 3.0 f

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

MPIO ODM MUltiPath Windows 2003 EE 1.01

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Continious Access EVA Mirrorring n/a n/a

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



IBM

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

Tivoli Storage Manager Backup / Restore Windows 2000 AS 5.1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Solaris 8 5.1

Subsystem Device Driver MultiPath AIX 1.6.0.2 1.6.0.5

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

HP-UX 1.6.0.12 Linux 1.6.0.1 Solaris 1.6.0.11 Windows 2000 AS 1.6.0.6 Windows 2003 EE 1.6.0.6

Redundant Disk Array Controller MultiPath AIX 9

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Tivoli Storage Manager Backup Windows 2000 AS 5.2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Metro Mirror Mirroring n/a n/a

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



Legato

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

Networker Backup Windows 2000 AS1 6.1.1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Solaris 81 6.1.1

1 With DDS



RELDATA

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

RELDATA 9200 Backup Windows 2000 AS1 6.1.1

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



Sun Microsystems

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

MPXIO

MultiPath Solaris 4.4.6

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420



Symantec (inc. Veritas)

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

NetBackup Backup Solaris 5

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500 AP7420

Windows 2000 AS 5 Windows 2003 EE 5

VXFS File System Recovery Solaris 8 3.4

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

VXVM Volume Manager including DMP Storage Mgmt Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Solaris 8

Cluster Server Clustering Windows 2000 AS

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Solaris 8

Volume Replicator Storage Mgmt HP-UX 11i

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Veritas CommandCentral Storage Storage Mgmt Windows 2000 AS 4.2

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 200E, 4012, 4016, 4020, 4024 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500

Windows 2003 EE 4.2 Solaris 8 4.2 Solaris 9 4.2

VXVM Storage Management Virtualizer Solaris 8

3.2, 5.30_beta

3200, 3800, 3000 3014, 3016, 3250, 3850 3900, 12000 24000 4100, 4900, 48000, 7500



Symantec (inc. Veritas)

Product Name

Application Type

Operating System

Product Version

SilkWorm Models

Windows 2000 AS 3.2, 5.30_beta


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Scalability Support Matrix ........................................................................................ 201 Table 1 : Current SilkWorm Scalability Support Matrix.............................................................................201 Table 2 : Legacy SilkWorm Scalability Support Matrix .............................................................................202 Table 3 : Zoning Database Size................................................................................................................202 Table 4 : Security Database Size..............................................................................................................203 FC-FC Routing Support ............................................................................................ 204 Table 5 : FC-FC Routing Support Matrix (for FCR in FOS v5.1) ..............................................................204 Table 6 : XPath OS v7.4.0 Supported Brocade Switches and Firmware .................................................205 Table 7 : XPath OS v7.4.0 Supported McDATA Switches and Firmware ................................................205 Abstract: This section specifies the metrics necessary to establish whether or not Brocade will support a particular fabric and/or metaSAN configuration.

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Scalability Support Matrix This section details several key support considerations for SilkWorm SANs. Brocade will support all of our partners on any fabric configuration and connected SAN devices, as detailed in Table 1 and that does not exceed the defined maximums, and satisfy the minimum Fabric OS & Fabric Manager requirements. “Secure Fabric OS Disabled” is any SilkWorm with Fabric OS or with the Secure Fabric OS license installed but not activated. Secure Fabric OS is only supported in configurations where designated (i.e. “Secure Fabric OS Enabled”). The support designator indicates either current or legacy. The “Legacy” support designator is provided to enable those customers who deploy with a specific version of Fabric OS to continue to expand to support limits without having to upgrade Fabric OS. The “Current” support indicator reflects the most recent support levels. Table 1 : Current SilkWorm Scalability Support Matrix

Current SilkWorm Scalability Support Matrix Maximum Minimum Version Secure

SAN Support

Fabric Ports Domains # SAN

Devices

Silkworm Switch Platform Fabric OS Fabric

Manager 2000 series FOS v2.6.0 3200, 3800 FOS v3.0.2 832 32 728 3900, 12000 FOS v4.0.1

FM v3.0.2b

3200, 3800 FOS v3.1.2 3900, 12000 FOS v4.1.0

FM v4.0

3250, 3850, 24000 FOS v4.2.0 3016 FOS v4.2.1a

FM v4.1.1 1280 44 1200

AP7420 XPathOS 7.3 FM v4.2.0 3016, 3900, 3850, 4100,

12000, 24000 FOS v4.4.0 FM v4.4

200E, 4012, 48000 FOS v5.0.1 FM v5.0

No Security

2560 56 2300

4900 FOS v5.1.0 FM v5.1 2000 series FOS v2.6.1 3200, 3800 FOS v3.1.0 832 32 728 3900, 12000 FOS v4.1.0

FM v4.0

3200, 3800 FOS v3.1.2 3900, 12000 FOS v4.2.0

FM v4.1

3250, 3850, 24000 FOS v4.2.0 1280 44 1200

3016 FOS v4.2.1a FM v4.1.1

3016, 3900, 3850, 4100 12000, 24000 FOS v4.4.0 FM v4.4

200E, 4012, 48000 FOS v5.0.1 FM v5.0

Security

2560 56 2300

4900 FOS v5.1.0 FM v5.1

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Table 2 : Legacy SilkWorm Scalability Support Matrix

Legacy SilkWorm Scalability Support Matrix

Support Maximum # Switches / Domains

Total Ports

Maximum # SAN Devices

Minimum Fabric OS Version

Minimum Fabric

Manager Version

20 320 192 Fabric OS 3.0.0 FM 3.0.2B

32 512 288 Fabric OS 2.6.0 FM 3.0.2B Secure

Fabric OS Disabled 44 832 608 Fabric OS 2.6.0, 3.0.2, 4.0.2 FM 3.0.2B

32 512 288 Fabric OS 2.6.0 FM 3.0.2B Secure Fabric OS Enabled 32 832 728 Fabric OS 2.6.1, 3.1, 4.1 FM 4.0

Notes: No configuration may exceed 7 hops. Table 3 : Zoning Database Size

Zoning Database Size

If the fabric contains: Then Zone DB cannot exceed:

FOS v2.x 96KB FOS v3.0.x through 3.1.x 96KB FOS v4.0.x through 4.3.x 128KB

FOS v3.2.x 256KB FOS v4.4.x 256KB FOS v5.x 256KB

XPathOS 7.3.x 128KB XPathOS 7.4.x 128KB

Notes: The Maximum Zone Database cannot exceed the lowest maximum value in the fabric (use the command cfgsize to determine the zoning database size). The support limits apply to a single fabric and connected devices. The implementation of zoning is recommended for any SAN and especially critical for any large fabric, since zoning is fundamental to the functioning of multi-hundred port fabrics.

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Table 4 : Security Database Size

Security Database Size

Then Security DB cannot exceed: If the fabric contains:

Defined Active

FOS v2.6.x 16KB 16KB


FOS v4.1.x through v4.2.x 64KB 64KB


FOS v 4.4.x 256KB 256KB

FOS v5.x 256KB 256KB

Xpath 7.3.x N/A N/A

Xpath 7.3.x N/A N/A Notes: The Maximum Secure Fabric OS Database cannot exceed the lowest maximum value in the fabric. The total Security DB limit is a sum of the defined and active.

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FC-FC Routing Support This section details several key support considerations for configurations that utilize the Multiprotocol Router. Brocade will support all of our partners on any fabric configuration and connected SAN devices as long as the maximums defined in Table 5 are not exceeded and the switches connected to the Edge Fabrics are running the minimum version of Fabric OS specified in Table 6. Each Edge Fabric connected to the Routed Fabric must also fall within the support specifications defined in Table 1. Table 5 : FC-FC Routing Support Matrix (for FCR in FOS v5.1)

FC-FC Routing Support Matrix (for FCR in FOS v5.1)

Max # Edge fabrics/ Meta SAN 16

Max # Local switches / Edge Fabric 26

Max # Front Domains / Edge Fabric 10

Max # Translate domains / Edge Fabric 17

Max # Total Domains / Edge fabric 53

Max # Ex_ports / BB Switch 32

Max # of EX ports to one edge fabric / BB Switch 4

Max # Local switches / BB Fabric 5

Max # Translate domains /BB Fabric 16

Max # Total Domains / BB fabric 21

Max # FCR switches / Meta SAN 10

Max # Local WWN’s / Edge Fabric 1000

Max # Local WWN’s / BB Fabric 256

Max # Imported devices / Fabric 500

Max # Local & Remote WWN's / Fabric 1300

Max # Device DB entries / Meta SAN 5000

Max # LSAN Zones / Meta SAN 1000

Max # Entries / LSAN Zone 64

Max # Hops btwn Edge Switches 12

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Table 6 : XPath OS v7.4.0 Supported Brocade Switches and Firmware

XPath OS v7.4.0 Supported Brocade Switches and Firmware

Brocade Switch Model Minimum FOS General Compatibility

SilkWorm 2000 Series Fabric OS v2.6.2 or later (v2.6.X)

SilkWorm 3000, 3200, 3600, 3800 Fabric OS v3.1.1 or later (v3.X.X)

SilkWorm 3900, 12000 Fabric OS v4.1.1

SilkWorm 325x, 385x, 24000 in addition to 3900, 12000 Fabric OS v4.2.0

SilkWorm 3016 (embedded) Fabric OS v4.2.1 SilkWorm 4100 in addition to 3016, 325x, 385x, 3900, 12000, 24000 Fabric OS v4.4.0

SilkWorm 3014 (embedded) Fabric OS v4.4.1

SilkWorm 4012 (embedded) Fabric OS v5.0.0 SilkWorm 200E and 48000 in addition to 3014, 3016, 4012, 4020, 325x, 385x, 3900, 4100, 12000, 24000 Fabric OS v5.0.1

Table 7 : XPath OS v7.4.0 Supported McDATA Switches and Firmware

XPath OS v7.4.0 Supported McDATA Switches and Firmware

McDATA Switch Model EOS general compatibility

ED 5000 EOS 4.01.01

Intrepid 6140 EOS 5.x, 6.x, 7.x, 8.x

Intrepid 6064 EOS 5.x, 6.x, 7.x, 8.x

Sphereon 3232 EOS 5.x, 6.x, 7.x, 8.x





Appendix A: Glossary Latest glossary can be found at http://www.brocade.com/san/glossary.jsp. A ABTS Abort Basic Link Service. ACC Accept link service reply; the normal reply to an Extended Link Service request

(such as FLOGI), indicating that the request has been completed. Access fairness A process by which contending nodes are guaranteed access to an Arbitrated Loop.Access method The method used to access a physical medium in order to transmit data ACK Acknowledgement frame; used for end-to-end flow control; verifies receipt of one or

more frames from Class 1,2 or F services. Active copper A Fibre Channel connection that allows copper cabling up to 33 meters (36 yards) in

length between devices. Address identifier A 24-bit number used to indicate the link-level address of communicating devices.

In a frame header, the address identifier indicates the source ID (S_ID) and the destination ID (D_ID) of the frame respectively.

Alias server A proposed standard as part of FC-GS-3; it will use the well-known address FFFFF8 and will maintain identifier mappings to support multicast group management

AL_PA Arbitrated Loop Physical Address; an 8-bit value used to identify a device participating in an Arbitrated Loop.

AL_TIME Arbitrated Loop Timeout value; twice the amount of time it would take for a transmission word to propagate around a worst-case loop. The default value is 15 milliseconds (ms).

ANSI American National Standards Institute; governing body for standards in the U.S. ARB Arbitrative Primitive Signal; this applies only to an Arbitrated Loop topology, and is

transmitted as the fill word by an L_Port to indicate the port is arbitrating access to the loop.

Arbitrated Loop A shared 100/200-megabytes-per-second Fibre Channel transport supporting up to a maximum of 126 devices and 1 attachment to a Fabric. Ports with lower AL_PAs have higher priorities.

Arbitration A method of gaining orderly access to a shared-loop topology. ARP Address Resolution Protocol; a TCP/IP function for associating an IP address with a

link-level address. ASIC Application-Specific Integrated Circuit. ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode; a high-speed packet-switching transport used for

transmitting data over LANs or WANs that transmits fixed-length units of data. It provides any-to-any connectivity and nodes can transmit simultaneously.

B Bandwidth The transmission capacity of the cable, link, or system. BB_Credit Buffer-to-buffer credit; used to determine how many frames can be sent to the

recipient. Bloom The code name given to the third-generation Brocade Fabric ASIC. This ASIC is

used in SilkWorm switches 3000 series and beyond.

http://www.brocade.com/san/glossary.jsp

Glossary


Broadcast Sending a transmission to all Nx_Ports on a Fabric. Boot code Software that initialized the system environment during the early phase of the boot

up process. For example, boot code may determine the amount of available memory and how to access it.

Boot flash Flash (temporary) memory that stores the boot code and boot parameters. Bypass circuitry Circuits that automatically remove a device from the data path when valid signals

are dropped. C CAM Content addressable memory Cascade Connecting two or more Fibre Channel hubs or switches to increase port capacity or

distance. Seven levels of cascading is the limit for Brocade switches. SilkWorm 1000 switches can have up to 32 in a SAN; SilkWorm 2000 switches and above can have up to 239.

CDR Clock and data recovery circuitry. CE Conformité Européenne. Channel A point-to-point link whose task is to transport data from one point to another. CIM Common Information Model; a management structure enabling disparate resources

to be managed by a common application. Class 1 A connection-oriented class of service that requires acknowledgment of frame

delivery. Class 2 A connectionless class of service that requires acknowledgment of frame delivery. Class 3 A connectionless class of service that requires no acknowledgment of frame delivery

between N_Ports. Class 4 A connection-oriented service that allows fractional parts of the bandwidth to be

used in a virtual circuit. Class 6 A connection-oriented multicast service geared toward video broadcasts between a

central server and clients. Class F A connectionless class of service that gives notification of delivery or non-delivery

between E_Ports, used for control, coordination, and configuration of the Fabric. CLS Close Primitive Signal; only in an Arbitrated Loop; sent by an L_Port that is currently

communicating on the loop, to close communication to another L_Port. Community A relationship in SNMP between an SNMP agent and a set of SNMP managers that

defines authentication, access control, and proxy characteristics. Compact flash Flash (temporary) memory that is used in a manner similar to hard disk storage. It is

connected to a bridging component which connects to the PCI bus of the processor. Not visible within the processor's memory space.

Congestion The realization of the potential of over subscription. A congested link is one on which multiple devices actually are contending for bandwidth.

Controller A computer module that interprets signals between a host and a peripheral device. The controller typically is part of the peripheral device.

COS Class of service. CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check; a self-test for error detection and correction. Credit A numeric value that represents the maximum number of receive buffers provided

by an F/FL_Port to its attached N/NL_Port such that the N/NL_Port may transmit frames without overrunning the F/FL_Port.

Cut-through A switching technique that allows a routing decision to be made as soon as the destination address of the frame is received.

D

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D_ID Destination identifier; a 3-byte field in the frame header used to indicate the address

identifier of the N_Port to which the frame is headed. Datagram A Class 3 Fibre Channel service that allows data to be sent quickly to devices

attached to the Fabric, with no confirmation of receipt. Dedicated simplex A means that permits a single N_Port to simultaneously initiate a session with

another N_Port as an initiator, and have a separate Class 1 connection to another N_Port as a recipient.

Disparity The relationship of 1s and 0s in an encoded character; positive disparity contains more 1s, negative disparity contains more 0s, neutral disparity contains an equal number of 1s and 0s.

DLS Dynamic Load Sharing; allows for recomputing of routes when an Fx or E_Port comes up or down.

Domain ID A unique number between 1 and 239 on a SilkWorm 2000 Series or later switch that identifies the switch to a Fabric.

DWDM Dense Wave Division Multiplexing; see WDM. Allows more wavelengths to use the same fiber.

E 8b/10b encoding An encoding scheme that converts an 8-bit byte into one or two possible 10-bit

characters; used for balancing 1s and 0s in high-speed transports. Edge Fabric A Fibre Channel fabric connected to an FC router via an EX_Port (where hosts and

storage are typically attached in a Meta SAN). EE_Credit End-to-end credit; used to manage the exchange of frames by two communicating

devices and set the maximum number of frames that may remain unacknowledged. EIA Electronic Industries Association. ELP Exchange Link Parameters. Emulex A brand of host bus adapter. Entry Fabric The basic Brocade software license that allows one E_Port per switch. EOF End of Frame; a group of ordered sets used to mark the end of a frame. Exchange The highest-level Fibre Channel mechanism used for communication between

N_Ports. They are composed of 1 or more related sequences and work either uni- or bi-directionally.

Exported Device A device that has been mapped between fabrics (a host or storage port in one edge fabric can be exported to any other fabric by using LSAN zoning).

EX_Port The type of E_Port used to connect a Multiprotocol Router to an edge fabric. An EX_Port follows standard E_Port protocols and supports FC-NAT but does not allow fabric merging across EX_Ports.

E_D_TOV Error-Detect Time Out Value; the maximum round-trip time that an operation could require before declaring an error condition.

E_Port A standard Fibre Channel mechanism that enables switches to network with each other.

F Fabric A collection of Fibre Channel switches and devices, such as hosts and storage. Fabric Application Platform

A device that enables fabric-based storage applications such as mirroring, data migration, snapshots, and virtual tape.The Brocade SilkWorm Fabric Application Platform can run in a central location, process data at wire-speed, and reside in existing data paths.

Glossary


Fabric ID (FID) Unique identifier of a fabric in a Meta SAN. Fabric port count The number of ports available for connection by nodes in a Fabric. Fabric topology The arrangement of switches that form a Fabric. FCIP Tunneling Service

A service that enables SANs to span longer distances than could be supported with native Fibre Channel links. FCIP is a TCP/IP-based tunneling protocol that allows the transparent interconnection of geographically distributed SAN islands through an IP-based network.

FAN Fabric Address Notification; keeps the AL_PA and Fabric address when loop re-initializes if the switch supports FAN.

Fan-in The ratio of hosts to storage devices. It is the view of the SAN from the storage port's perspective.

Fan-out The ratio of storage devices to hosts. It is the view of the SAN from the host port's perspective.

F_BSY Fabric Port Busy Frame; a frame issued by the Fabric to indicate that a frame cannot be delivered because the Fabric or destination N_Port is busy.

FCA Fibre Channel Association. FC-0 Lowest layer on Fibre Channel transport; represents the physical media. FC-1 This layer contains the 8b/10b encoding scheme. FC-2 This layer handles framing and protocol, frame format, sequence/exchange

management, and ordered set usage. FC-3 This layer contains common services used by multiple N_Ports in a node. FC-4 This layer handles standards and profiles for mapping upper-level protocols such as

SCSI and IP onto the Fibre Channel Protocol. FC-AL Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop. FC-AV Fibre Channel Audio Visual. FC-CT Fibre Channel Common Transport. FC-FC Routing Service

A service that extends hierarchical networking capabilities to Fibre Channel fabrics. It enables devices located on separate fabrics to communicate without merging the fabrics. It also enables the creation of LSANs.

FC-FG Fibre Channel Generic requirements. FC-FLA Fibre Channel Fabric Loop Attachment. FC-FS Fibre Channel Framing and Signaling. FC-GS Fibre Channel Generic Services. FC-GS-2 Fibre Channel second-generation generic services. FC-GS-3 Fibre Channel third-generation generic services. FC_IP Fibre channel over IP protocol. FC-PH The Fibre Channel physical and signaling standard for FC-0, FC-1, and FC-2 layers

of the Fibre Channel Protocol, and also indicates signaling used for cable plants, media types, and transmission speeds.

FC-PH-2 Second-generation physical interface. FC-PH-3 Third-generation physical interface. F_RJT Fabric Port Reject Frame; a frame issued by the Fabric to indicate that delivery of a

frame is being denied, maybe because class is not supported, or there is an invalid header, or no N_Port is available.

FC_SB Fibre Channel Single Bytes. FC-SW Fibre Channel Switch Fabric; specifies tools and algorithms for interconnection and

initialization of Fibre Channel switches to create a multiswitch Fibre Channel Fabric.FC-SW-2 Fibre Channel Switch Fabric (second generation); specifies tools and algorithms for

interconnection and initialization of Fibre Channel switches to create a multiswitch Fibre Channel Fabric.

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FC_VI Fibre Channel Virtual Interface. FCC Federal Communications Commission. FCIA Fibre Channel Industry Association; its mission is to nurture and help develop the

broadest market for Fibre Channel products. FCLC Fibre Channel Loop Community. FCP Fibre Channel Protocol; SCSI to Fibre Channel mapping. FDDI Fibre Distributed Data Interface; ANSI architecture for a Metropolitan Area Network

(MAN); a network based on the use of optical-fibre cable to transmit data at 100 megabits per second.

FFFFF5 Well-known Fibre Channel address for a Class 6 multicast server. FFFFF6 Well-known Fibre Channel address for a clock synchronization server. FFFFF7 Well-known Fibre Channel address for a security key distribution server. FFFFF8 Well-known Fibre Channel address for an alias server. FFFFF9 Well-known Fibre Channel address for a QoS facilitator. FFFFFA Well-known Fibre Channel address for a management server. FFFFFB Well-known Fibre Channel address for a time server. FFFFFC Well-known Fibre Channel address for a directory server. FFFFFD Well-known Fibre Channel address for a Fabric controller. FFFFFE Well-known Fibre Channel address for a Fabric F_Port. FFFFFF Well-known address for a broadcast alias-ID. Fibre Channel The primary protocol for building SANs. Unlike IP and Ethernet, Fibre Channel was

designed to support the needs of storage devices of all types. Fibre Channel Network Address Translation (FC-NAT):

A capability that allows devices in different fabrics to communicate when those fabrics have addressing conflicts.This is similar to the "hide-behind" AT used in firewalls.

Fibre Channel Router Protocol (FCRP)

A Brocade-authored standards-track protocol that enables LSAN switches to perform routing between different edge fabrics, optionally across a backbone fabric.

Fill word The primitive signal used by L_Ports to be transmitted between frames. FL_Port A Fabric loop port to which a loop attaches; it is the access to the Fabric for

NL_Ports on a loop. Flash Programmable NVRAM memory that maintains its contents without power. FLOGI Fabric Login; a process by which a node makes a logical connection to a Fabric

switch. F_Port A Fabric port to which an N_Port attaches. Fractional Bandwidth

The partial use of a link to send data back and forth, with a maximum of 254 Class 4 connections per N_Port.

Frame A data unit containing a start-of-frame (SOF) delimiter, header, payload, cyclic redundancy check (CRC), and an end-of-frame (EOF) delimiter. The payload can be 0-2112 bytes, and the CRC is 4 bytes.

FRU Field Replaceable Unit; a component that can be replaced in the field upon failure. FSP Fibre Channel Service Protocol; The common FC-4 level protocol for all services,

transparent to the Fabric type or topology. FSPF Fabric Shortest Path First; a routing protocol used by Fibre Channel switches. Full Fabric The Brocade software license that allows multiple E_Ports on a switch. Full duplex Concurrent transmission and reception of data on a link. Full fabric citizenship

A loop device that has an entry in name server.

Glossary


G Gateway A device that connects incompatible networks by providing the necessary

translation, both for hardware and software. GBIC Gigabit Interface Converter; a removable transceiver module permitting Fibre

Channel and Gigabit Ethernet physical-layer transport. Gbps Gigabits per second. GBps Gigabytes per second. Gigabit 1,062,500,000 bits per second. GLM Gigabit Link Module; a semitransparent transceiver that incorporates

serializing/deserializing functions. G_Port A generic port that supports either E_Port or F_Port functionality. GUI Graphical User Interface. H HBA Host Bus Adapter; an interface between a server or workstation bus and the Fibre

Channel network. HiPPI High-performance Parallel Interface; an 800Mbit/sec interface normally used in

supercomputer environments. Hop count Hop count is the number of ISLs a frame must traverse to get from its source to its

destination. Hot swappable A component that can be replaced while under power. HSSDC High Speed Serial Data Connection; a form factor that allows quick connections for

copper interfaces. HSSDC-2 Second generation HSSDC connector. HTTP HyperText Transfer Protocol; the standard TCP/IP transfer protocol used on the

World Wide Web. Hub A Fibre Channel wiring concentrator that collapses a loop topology into a physical

star topology. A hub may automatically recognize an active node and inserts it into the loop. A node that is not functioning is automatically removed from the loop.

Hunt Group A number of N_Ports registered as a single Alias_ID, so the Fabric can route a word to a port that is free.

I Idle An ordered set transmitted continuously over a link when no data is being

transmitted to maintain an active link. It helps maintain bit, byte, and word synchronization.

In-band Transmission of management protocol over the Fibre Channel transport. Initiator A server or workstation on a Fibre Channel network that initiates transactions to

tapes or disks. Integrated Fabric The Fabric created by connecting multiple SilkWorm switches with multiple ISL

cables, and configuring the switches to handle traffic as a seamless group. Intercabinet A specification for copper cabling that allows up to 33-meter distances between

cabinets. Inter-Fabric Link (IFL)

A connection between a router and an edge fabric. Architecturally, these can be of type EX_Port-to-E_Port or EX_Port-to-EX_Port.

Intermix Allows any unused bandwidth in a Class 1 connection to be used by Class 2 or Class 3.

Inter-switch link See ISL.

Glossary


Intracabinet A specification for copper cabling that allows up to a 13-meter (42-foot) distance within a single cabinet.

IOD In Order Delivery; a parameter than when set, guarantees that frames get delivered in order, or they are dropped.

IP Internet Protocol; the addressing part of TCP/IP. IPI Intelligent Peripheral Interface. iSCSI Gateway Service

A service that maps the SCSI protocol to the IP transport.This service projects iSCSI hosts onto the backbone fabric of a gateway switch.

ISL Inter-switch Link; a connection between two switches using the E_Port. ISL over subscription ratio

The ratio of the number of free ports (non-ISL) to the number of ISLs on a switch.

Isolated E_Port This occurs when an ISL is online but not operational between switches because of overlapping domain IDs or no identical parameters such as E_D_TOVs.

ISP Internet Service Provider. J Jaycor A brand of host bus adapter. JBOD Just a Bunch Of Disks; a term for disks typically configured as an Arbitrated Loop

segment in a single chassis. Jitter A deviation in timing for a bit stream as it flows through a physical medium. K K28.5 A special 10-bit character used to indicate the beginning of a Fibre Channel ordered

set. L LAN Local Area Network; a network where transmissions are typically less than 5

kilometers (3.4 miles). Latency The period that a frame is held by a network device before it is forwarded. LED Light Emitting Diode; a status indicator on a switch. Link control facility A termination handling physical and logical control of the Fibre Channel link for each

mode. LIFA Loop Initialization Fabric Assigned frame; contains bitmap of all Fabric assigned

AL_PAs and is the first frame transmitted in the loop initialization process after a temporary loop master has been selected.

LIHA Loop Initialization Hard Assigned frame; a hard assigned AL_PA that is indicated by a bit set and is the third frame transmitted in the loop initialization process after a temporary loop master has been selected.

LILP Loop Initialization Loop Position frame; the final frame transmitted in a loop initialization process. A returned LIRP contains an accumulation of all of the AL_PA position maps. This allows loop members to determine their relative loop position. This is an optional frame and is not transmitted unless the LIRP is also transmitted.

Link A bi-directional point-to-point serial data channel. LIP Loop Initialization Primitive sequence; a means to get an AL_PA address, to

indicate a loop failure or to reset a node. LIPA Loop Initialization Previously Assigned; where the device marks a bit in the bitmap if

it had not logged in with the Fabric in a previous loop initialization. LIRP Loop Initialization Report Position frame; the first frame transmitted in the loop

Glossary


initialization process after all L_Ports have selected an AL_PA. It gets transmitted around the loop so all L_Ports can report their relative physical position. This is an optional frame.

LISA Loop Initialization Soft Assigned frame; the fourth frame transmitted in the loop initialization process after a temporary loop master has been selected. L_Ports that have not selected an AL_PA in a LIFA, LIPA, or LIHA frame will select their AL_PA here.

LISM Loop Initialization Select Master frame; the first frame transmitted in the initialization process when L_Ports select an AL_PA. It is used to select a temporary loop master or the L_Port that will subsequently start transmission of the LIFA, LIPA, LIHA, LISA, LIRP, or LILP frames.

Logical Storage Area Network (LSAN)

A logical network that spans multiple fabrics.The path between devices in an LSAN can be local to an edge fabric or cross one or more Multiprotocol Routers and up to one intermediate backbone fabric. LSANs are administered through LSAN zones in each edge fabric.

Login server The unit that responds to login requests. Loom The code name given to the second-generation Brocade Fabric ASIC. This is the

ASIC that is used in the SilkWorm 2xxx series of switches. Looplet Private Arbitrated Loop segments connected by a Fabric. LPB Loop Port Bypass; a primitive sequence transmitted by an L_Port to bypass one or

all L_Ports to which it is directed. It is used only in Arbitrated Loops. LPE Loop Port Enable; a primitive sequence transmitted by an L_Port to enable one or

all L_Ports that have been bypassed with the LPB. It is used only in Arbitrated Loops.

L_Port Loop port; a port supporting the Arbitrated Loop protocol. It appears as the part of the output of a switchShow command.

LPSM Loop Port State Machine; logic that monitors and performs the tasks required for initialization and access to the loop. It is maintained by an L_Port to track behavior through different phases of loop operations.

LR Link Reset; a primitive sequence used during link initialization between two N_Ports in point-to-point topology, or an N_Port and an F_Port in Fabric topology. The expected response is an LRR.

LRR Link Reset Response; a primitive sequence during link initialization between two N_Ports in point-to-point topology, or an N_Port and an F_Port in Fabric topology. It is sent in response to an LR, and expects a response of Idle.

LSAN Zone The mechanism by which LSANs are administered.A Multiprotocol Router attached to two fabrics will "listen" for the creation of matching LSAN zones on both fabrics. If this occurs, it will create phantom domains and FC-NAT entries as appropriate, and insert entries for them into the nameservers on the fabrics. LSAN zones are compatible with standard zoning mechanisms.

LWL Long wavelength fiber-optic; based on 1300 and 1550nm lasers supporting 1 and 2 gigabit-per-second link speeds.

M MAN Metropolitan Area Network. Mbps Megabits per second. MBps Megabytes per second. Meta SAN The collection of all devices, switches, edge and backbone fabrics, LSANs, and

Multiprotocol Routers that make up a physically connected but logically partitioned storage network. In a data network, this would simply be called "the network." However, an additional term is required to specify the difference between a single-

Glossary


fabric network ("SAN"), a multifabric network without cross-fabric connectivity (for example, a "dual-redundant fabric SAN"), and a multifabric network with connectivity ("Meta SAN").

Metric A relative value assigned to a route to aid in calculating the shortest path (1000 @ 1Gbps, 500 @ 2Gbps).

MIA Media Interface Adapter; a device that converts optical connections to copper ones and vice versa.

MIB Management Information Base; an SNMP structure for device management that contains an abstraction of configuration and device information.

MMF Multimode Fiber; see SWL. MRK Mark Primitive Signal; used only in Arbitrated Loop, it is transmitted by an L_Port for

synchronization and is vendor specific. MTBF Mean Time Between Failures; an expression of time indicating the longevity of a

device. Multicast A restricted broadcast to a subset of the N_Ports on the network. Multimode A fiber optic cabling specification that allows up to 500-meter distances between

devices (also abbreviated MMF). Multiprotocol Router

A device that enables Brocade multiprotocol routing services.

Multiprotocol Routing Services

An optionally licensed software bundle available on certain Brocade platforms, such as the Multiprotocol Router, that includes the FC-FC Routing Service, the iSCSI Gateway Service, and the FCIP Tunneling Service.

Multiprotocol SAN Routing Services (MSRS)

An optionally licensed software bundle available on certain Brocade platforms, such as the SilkWorm Fabric AP7420, that includes the Fibre Channel Routing Service, the iSCSI Gateway Service, and the FCIP Tunneling Service.

N Name Server/Service

See SNS.

NAS Network Attached Storage; a disk array connected to a controller that gives access via a LAN.

NDMP Network Data Management Protocol; used for tape backups without using server resources.

NIC Network Interconnect Card. NL_Port Node Loop port; a port supporting the Arbitrated Loop protocol. Node A Fibre Channel device that supports one or more ports. Node count The number of nodes attached to the Fabric. Node name A 64-bit unique identifier assigned to a Fibre Channel node. Non-OFC A category of laser transceiver that does not require open fibre control due to its low

intensity. Nonparticipating Mode

This mode is entered if there are more than 127 devices on a loop, and an AL_PA cannot be acquired.

NOS Non-Operational Primitive Sequence; used during link initialization between two N_Ports in the point-to-point topology, or an N_Port and F_Port in the Fabric topology. It is sent to indicate that the transmitting port has detected a link failure or is offline. An OLS is the expected response.

NR_Port A port used as a source and destination address for frames traversing a backbone fabric.A normal E_Port (not an EX_Port) is used to connect a Multiprotocol Router to a backbone.An NR_Port appears to the rest of the backbone as a standard N_Port connected to the Multiprotocol Router domain.

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NS Name Server (or Service); the service provided by a Fabric switch that stores names, addresses, and attributes related to Fibre Channel objects, and can cache the information for up to 15 minutes. This is also known as a directory service.

N_Port A Fibre Channel port in a Fabric or point-to-point connection. O OFC Open Fiber Control; a method used to enable and disable laser signaling for higher-

intensity laser transceivers. OLS Offline Primitive Sequence; this is used during link initialization between two

N_Ports in a point-to-point topology or an F_Port and an N_Port in a Fabric. It is sent to indicate that the transmitting port is attempting to initialize a link, has recognized the NOS primitive sequence, or is going offline. The expected response to an OLS is an LR.

OLTP OnLine Transaction Processing. OPN Open Primitive Signal; this applies only to Arbitrated Loop, and is sent by an L_Port

that has won the arbitration process to open communication with one or more ports on the loop.

Ordered set A set of 4 characters beginning with a special character used to manage frame transport, initialization, and media access, and to distinguish Fibre Channel control information from data.

Originator The Nx_Port that originated an exchange. Out-of-band Transmission of management protocol outside of the Fibre Channel network, usually

over Ethernet. Over subscription When more nodes could potentially contend for a resource than the resource could

simultaneously support (typically an ISL). Over subscription could be a desirable attribute in Fabric topology, as long as it doesn't produce unacceptable levels of congestion.

OX_ID Originator Exchange Identifier; a 2-byte field in the frame header used by the originator of an exchange to identify frames as being part of an exchange.

P Parallel The simultaneous transmission of data bits over multiple lines. Participating mode The normal operating mode for an L_Port that has acquired an AL_PA on a loop. Passive copper A low-cost copper Fibre Channel connection allowing distances up to 13 meters

between devices. PBC Port Bypass Circuit; a circuit in hubs or a disk enclosure to open or close a loop to

add or remove nodes. PLDA Private Loop Direct Attached; a technical report specifying a logical loop. PLOGI A port-to-port login process where initiators establish sessions with targets. Point-to-Point A dedicated Fibre Channel connection between two devices. Port A Fibre Channel entity that connects a node to the network. Port log A record of all activity on a switch, kept in volatile memory. Port log dump A view of what happens on a switch from the switch's point of view. This is the

command used to read the Port Log. Port-name A unique 64-bit character identifier assigned to a Fibre Channel port. POST Power On Self Test; a routine that the switch performs to test its components. Primitive sequence Ordered sets that indicate or start state changes on the transport medium and

require at least three consecutive occurrences to trigger a response. Primitive signals Ordered sets that indicate actions or events and require just one occurrence to

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trigger a response. Idle and R_RDY are used in all three topologies, ARB, OPN CLS, and MRK are used in Arbitrated Loop.

Principal switch The first switch to boot up in the Fabric; ensures unique Domain IDs amongst other roles.

Private device A device that supports loop and can understand 8-bit addresses but does not log into the Fabric.

Private loop An Arbitrated Loop device with no participating FL_Port. Private loop device An Arbitrated Loop device with no Fabric attachment. Private NL_Port An NL_Port on a public or private loop; it only communicates with other ports on the

loop, not with the Fabric. PSU Power Supply Unit. Public device A device that supports loop and can also log into the Fabric. Public loop An Arbitrated Loop with a participating FL_Port. Public loop device An Arbitrated Loop device that supports Fabric login and services. Public NL_Port An NL_Port that may communicate with other ports on the loop as well as through

an FL_Port to other N_Ports on the Fabric. Q Qlogic A brand of host bus adapters and switches. QoS Quality of Service. Queue A mechanism for each AL_PA address that allows for collecting frames prior to

sending them to the loop. QuickLoop A Brocade software product that allows multiple ports on a switch to create a logical

loop. Devices connected via QuickLoop will appear to each other as if they were on the same Arbitrated Loop.

R RAID Redundant Array of Independent Disks; disks look like a single or multiple volumes

to the server, and are fault-tolerant either through mirroring or parity checking. RAIT Redundant Array of Independent Tapes. R_A_TOV Resource Allocation Time Out Value; used to timeout operations that depend on the

maximum allowable time a frame could be delayed in the Fabric and still be delivered.

Receiver A device that does detection and signal processing. Redundancy Having multiple occurrences of a component to maintain high availability. Remote switch An optional product for long distance Fabrics requiring a Fibre Channel-to-ATM or

SONET gateway. Repeater A circuit that uses recovered clock to regenerate and transmit an outbound signal. Resilient core/edge topology

Two or more switches acting as a core to interconnect multiple edge switches, nodes attach to the edge switches.

Responder The N_Port with which an Exchange originator wishes to communicate. Retimer A circuit that uses an independent clock to generate outbound signals. Route A path between two switches. R_RDY Receiver Ready; a primitive signal indicating that the port is ready to receive a

frame. RSCN Registered State Change Notification; a switch function that allows notification to

registered nodes if a change occurs either with or within the Fabric. R_T_TOV Receiver Transmitter Timeout Value; used by the receiver logic to detect loss of

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synchronization between transmitters and receivers. RX_ID Responder Exchange Identifier; A 2-byte field in the frame header that may be used

by the responder of the Exchange to identify frames as being part of a particular exchange.

S S_ID Source Identifier; a 3-byte field in the frame header used to indicate the address

identifier of the N_Port from which the frame was sent. SAN Storage Area Network; a network linking computing devices to disk or tape arrays

and other devices over Fibre Channel. SAN architecture The overall design of a storage network solution, which includes one or more related

Fabrics, each of which has a topology. SAN port count The number of ports available for connection by nodes in the entire SAN. Scalability One of the properties of a SAN; the size to which the SAN topology can grow port

and switch counts with ease. SCR State Change Registration. The command used by devices to register to receive

RSCNs. SCSI Small Computer Systems Interface; A parallel bus architecture and a protocol for

transmitting large data blocks to a distance of 15-25 meters. SCSI-2 An updated version of the SCSI bus architecture. SCSI-3 A SCSI standard that defines transmission of SCSI protocol data over different kinds

of links. SDRAM The main memory for the switch. SEQ_ID Sequence Identifier; a 1-byte field in the frame header change to identify the frames

as being part of a particular Exchange Sequence between a pair of ports. Sequence A group of related frames transmitted unidirectionally from one N_Port to another. Sequence initiator The N_Port that begins a new Sequence and transmits frames to another N_Port. Sequence recipient The N_Port to which a particular Sequence of data frames is directed. SERDES SERializing/DESerializing circuitry; a circuit that converts a serial bit stream into

parallel characters, and vice-versa. Serial The transmission of data bits in sequential order over a single line. Server A computer that processes end-user applications or requests. SES SCSI Enclosure Services; a subset of the SCSI protocol used to monitor

temperature, power, and fan status for enclosed devices. SFF Small Form Factor; an industry term for a smaller transceiver. (See SFP) SFP Small Form Factor Pluggable - a transceiver used on 2Gbps switches that replaces

the GBIC. SilkWorm A brand name for the Brocade family of switches. Single mode A fiber optic cabling specification that provides up to 10km and > 50km distances

between devices. S-Link service Facilities used between an N_Port and the Fabric, or between two N_Ports for login,

sequence/exchange management, and maintaining connections. SMF Single mode fiber; see LWL. SMI Structure of Management Information; a notation for setting or retrieving SNMP

management variables. SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol; A TCP/IP protocol that was designed for

management of networks over TCP/IP, using agents and stations. SOF Start Of Frame; a group of ordered sets that marks the beginning of a frame and

indicates the class of service the frame will use.

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SoIP SCSI over IP SONET Synchronous Optical Network; a standard for optical networks providing building

blocks and flexible payload mappings. Special character A special 10-bit character that does not have a corresponding 8-bit value but is still

considered valid. The special character is used to indicate that a particular transmission word is an ordered set. This is the only type of character to have five 1s or 0s in a row.

SPOF Single Point of Failure; any component in a SAN whose malfunction could bring down the entire SAN.

SRM Storage Resource Management; the management of disk volumes and any file resources.

Stealth mode™ A method used in some switches to have them work similar to Brocade switches using QuickLoop.

Stitch The code name given to the first-generation Brocade Fabric ASIC. This is the ASIC that is used in the SilkWorm 1xxx series of switches.

Storage A device used to store data; such as a disk or tape.

Store-and-forward A switching technique that requires buffering an entire frame before a routing decision is made.

Striping A RAID technique for writing a file to multiple disks on a block-by-block basis, with or without parity.

Switch A Fabric device providing bandwidth and high-speed routing of data via link-level addressing.

SWL Short Wavelength fiber optic; based on 850-mm lasers supporting 1.0625-Gbps link speeds.

T T10 A standards committee chartered with creating standards for SCSI. T11 A standards committee chartered with creating standards for Fibre Channel. Tachyon A chip developed by Hewlett-Packard, and used in various devices. This chip has

FC-0 through FC-2 on one chip. Target A disk or a tape device in SCSI. TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol over Internet Protocol. Telnet A virtual terminal emulation used with TCP/IP. Tenancy Possession of an Arbitrated Loop by a device to conduct a transaction. Time server A Fibre Channel service that allows for the management of all timers.

Topology The physical or logical arrangement of devices in a networked configuration. TPC Third Party Copy; a protocol for performing tape backups without using server

resources. Transceiver A device that converts one form of signaling to another for transmission and

reception; in fiber optics it means optical to electrical. Translative mode Allows public devices to communicate with private devices across a Fabric. Transmission character

A valid or invalid character transmitted serially over fibre.

Transmission word A string of four consecutive transmission characters. Trap An SNMP mechanism for agents to notify the SNMP management station of

significant events. TTL Time To Live; the number of seconds an entry exists in cache before it expires. Tunneling A technique for making two different networks interact where the source and

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destination hosts are on the same type of network, but there is a different network in between.

U U_Port Universal Port; a port that can operate as a G/E/F/FL_Port. All SilkWorm 2xxx series

switches and beyond contain Universal Ports to allow any device to connect to any port. Selection of actual port type is automatic.

ULP Upper Level Protocol; the protocol that runs on top of Fibre Channel through the FC-4 layer. Typical protocols are SCSI, IP, HiPPI, and IPI.

Unicast A routing method that provides one or more optimal path(s) between any two switches in the Fabric.

V VAR Value Added Reseller. VCSEL Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser; an improved and more reliable type of laser. Virtual circuit A one-way path between N_Ports that allows fractional bandwidth. W WAN Wide Area Network. WDM Wavelength Division Multiplexer; allows multiple wavelengths to be combined or

filtered on a single cable. World Wide Name A 64-bit unique identifier for nodes and ports in a Fabric. X Y Z Zoning A feature in Fabric switches or hubs that allows segmentation of a node by physical

port, name, or address.

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