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Configuring FCoE Interfaces
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FCoE configuration with NETCONF overview
This chapter provides procedures for assigning a Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) map to port
interfaces or port-channel interfaces, and for retrieving status information about FCoE interfaces
and logins.
For a procedure for configuring an FCoE profile, refer to
Refer to the Network OS Administrator’s Guide for conceptual information about FCoE including:
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An overview of what FCoE is and its purpose
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FCoE end-to-end operations
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How Network OS Layer 2 Ethernet supports FCoE through Layer 2 forwarding, VLAN tagging,
incoming frame classification, congestion control and queueing, access control, trunking, and
flow control
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How the FCoE Initialization Protocol (FIP) works
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How FCoE queueing works
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Configuring FCoE over LAG
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Operational guidelines for applying an FCoE map to a VLAG
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xSTP reconvergence
Through the NETCONF interface, you can perform the following operations on FCoE interfaces:
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FCoE parameters are defined in the brocade-fcoe YANG module. For details, refer to the
Network OS YANG Reference Manual.