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4. Enter the name of the fabric in the Fabric Name field.
The fabric name must be a unique name. It can have from 1 to 17 characters. Valid characters are as follows:
– alphanumeric
– underscore ( _ )
– +
When you specify the name of the fabric, AFM automatically names the switches in the fabric with the fabric name
as the prefix. For example, if the name of the fabric is EastFabric, the switch names assigned are EastFabric-
Spine-1 and EastFabric-Leaf1.
5. (Optional) In the Description field, enter the description of the fabric.
There is no character restriction. The length of the description can be from 1 and 128 characters.
6. If you are using the AFM Openstack, check the OpenStack Neutron Managed option.
NOTE: When you select this option, you cannot enter the VLAN configuration in the AFM Pre-Deployment
Wizard. This is handled by OpenStack which requires the AFM Neutron Plug-in installation which
orchestrates the Layer 2 VLAN configuration between OpenStack and AFM. See the
AFM Plug-in for
Openstack
Guide
.
7. To include blade switches (MXLs), check the Blade switch (MXL) deployment option. This option is for a Layer 2
fabric or Layer 3 with Resiliency (Routed VLT) fabric.
8. Click Next to go to the Bandwidth and Port Count screen to review the uplink and downlink bandwidth settings.
Uplinks connect from the fabric up to the next upstream tier of devices towards the core of the network. Downlinks
connect from the fabric down to the next tier of devices or servers towards the edge of the network.
Fabric Design – Step 2: Bandwidth and Port Count
The Bandwidth and Port Count screen displays the default values for the fabric uplinks and downlinks. Uplinks connect
from the fabric up to the next upstream tier of devices toward the core of the network. The minimum number of uplinks is
2. One uplink is for redundancy. Downlinks connect from the fabric down to the next tier of devices or servers towards
the edge of the network. These values (1 Gb, 10 Gb, or 40 Gb) are based on the options you have selected in the
Fabric
Name and Type screen. The number of uplink ports, downlink ports, and bandwidth you enter are the major input
parameters in the design phase.
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- Active Fabric Manager (AFM) 1
- Deployment Guide 2.0 1
- Contents 3
- Introduction 9
- About AFM 11
- Getting Started 13
- Figure 2. Capacity Planning 15
- Figure 3. Provisioning 16
- AFM Site Map 17
- Supported Fabric Types 19
- VLT) Fabric 20
- Conventional Core 21
- Distributed Core 22
- Key Advantages 22
- Distributed Core Terminology 23
- FTOS Configuration Guide 24
- Multi-domain VLT 31
- VLT Terminology 31
- VLT Fabric Terminology 31
- VLT Components 32
- Typical VLT Topology 32
- 10 Gb or 40 Gb ToR (mVLT) 37
- Designing the Fabric 49
- Table 12. Switch Level States 51
- AFM Plug-in for 53
- Openstack 53
- Deployment Topology Use Cases 55
- Use Case 3: 2 Tier Layer 2 57
- Use Case 5: 3 Tier Layer 2 62
- Deleting the Fabric 77
- Viewing the Wiring Diagram 77
- Fabric Deployment Summary 79
- Pre-Deployment Configuration 83
- Pre-Deployment Flowchart 84
- Pre-Deployment Screens 84
- Fabric Name 101
- Fabric Name 105
- AFM Installation Guide 107
- Open Automation Guide 108
- Open Automation Guide 108
- Deploying the Fabric 109
- Advanced Configuration 112
- Associating Templates 113
- Validation 115
- Validating the Fabric 116
- Custom CLI Configuration 117
- Editing Templates 118
- Deleting Templates 118
- Editing Template Associations 120
- Viewing the Fabric 123
- Switch Name 124
- Network Topology 125
- Fabric Summary 127
- Switch Summary 129
- Troubleshooting 131
- Validation Alarms 132
- Pre-deployment Errors 134
- Deployment Errors 134
- Validation Errors 135
- Table 34. Wiring Errors 136
- TFTP/FTP Error 143
- Alerts and Events 145
- Performance Management 149
- Fabric Performance Management 150
- Switch Performance Management 150
- Port Performance Management 151
- Data Collection 152
- Threshold Settings 153
- Creating New Reports 154
- Editing Reports 155
- Running Reports 155
- Duplicating Reports 155
- Deleting Reports 156
- Maintenance 157
- Updating the Switch Software 158
- Replacing a Switch 158
- Step 2: Replacing a Switch 159
- Updating the AFM 160
- Displaying Job Results 163
- Scheduling Jobs 163
- Switch Backup 164
- Switch Software Updates 164
- Switch Software Activation 165
- Administration 169
- Fabric 170
- CLI Credentials 171
- Client Settings 171
- Data Retention Settings 172
- DHCP Server Settings 172
- NTP Server Settings 172
- SMTP Email 173
- SNMP Configuration 173
- Syslog Server IP Addresses 173
- System Information 173
- Managing User Accounts 174
- Adding a User 175
- Deleting a User 176
- Editing a User 176
- Unlocking a User 177
- Changing Your Password 177
- Managing User Sessions 178
- Audit Log 178
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