Monitoring your switch with netcentral, Maintenance procedures, Resetting the switch to factory defaults – Grass Valley Fibre Channel Switch User Manual
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Fibre Channel Switch Installation Manual
29 January 2007
Welcome
• PFR500/600/700 RAID storage
• NewsEdit Digital News Production system
The QLogic 5202 SANbox Switch has not been qualified for operation with the
following devices. Do not connect them to a QLogic 5202 SANbox Switch.
• Profile PDR Video Server (IP Video Network)
• Brocade Fibre Channel Switch
• Profile PDR 100 Professional Disk Recorder
Monitoring your switch with NetCentral
You can use NetCentral, a Grass Valley SNMP Manager, to monitor the state of your
Fibre Channel switch. The information presented in NetCentral allows you to verify
the normal operation of your switch. NetCentral can also alert you immediately when
problems occur.
Before you can monitor a QLogic 5202 SANbox Switch, you must prepare the
NetCentral system. Refer to the NetCentral User Guide and the NetCentral Release
Notes to do the following:
• Set up the NetCentral system.
• Install the SANbox Fibre Channel Switch device provider on the NetCentral server
PC. The device provider is a NetCentral component that acts as a plug-in to the
NetCentral manager software. The device provider enables the QLogic 5202
SANbox Switch to be monitored by NetCentral.
Once you have the device provider installed on the NetCentral system, refer to the
NetCentral
Help
menu for device provider documentation specific to the QLogic 5202
SANbox Switch. This documentation guides you through the remaining set up and
configuration tasks and provides instructions for using NetCentral to monitor the
QLogic 5202 SANbox Switch.
Maintenance procedures
You may wish to use the following procedures to recover from faulty configurations
or other problems. Since these procedures stop all traffic on all Fibre Channel ports,
be sure to take the switch out of service before performing any of these tasks.
Resetting the switch to factory defaults
Resetting factory defaults returns your QLogic 5202 SANbox Switch to its original
configuration, although it does not reset the password. After resetting factory defaults,
you must restore all the Grass Valley settings and site-specific network settings
described earlier in this manual.
To reset the QLogic 5202 SANbox Switch to factory defaults:
1. Use Telnet over the Ethernet LAN or a serial communication application such as
Hyperterminal through an RS-232 connection to enter access the Command Line
Interface.
To log on to a switch through the serial port, configure the workstation port with