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- Controls which initiators can talk to which targets
- Zoing in required, not optional
- Default zone policy is to deny everything in Data Plane
- Default zone policy can be changed per VSAN or for entire system but not recommended
> zone default-zone permit vsan 1
> system default zone
# Soft Zoning
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- Initiator registers with FCNS to get zoning
- Zoning enforced in the control plane but not data plane
- Initiator could manually mount the wrong target if Target FCID is known in prior
# Hard Zoning
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- Initiator registers with FCNS to get zoning
- Zoning enforced in the control plane & data plane
- Initiator cannot manually mount the wrong target if Target FCID is known in prior
Hard Zoning is default in NX-OS and SAN-OS
# Zone Vs Zoneset
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- Zone is used to create a mapping for access based upon WWPNs, FCIDs, Aliases,
Interface, Domain-ID etc
- Zones are then grouped together in a Zoneset
> Zoneset is overall ACL and Zone is an Access Control Entry
- Zones are applied to VSAN and then activated
# If zone is just configured and not activated - it's called a Zone Set. But when activated
it's called Active Zone Set. So this is how Zone set Vs Active zone set could be different
# Any changes made into Zoning doesn't go into affect unless Zoneset is re-activated
- Only one zoneset per VSAN can be "Active" in the fabric at a time
- By default only Active Zone set is advertised into the fabric not the full zone set which
can cause Isolation between Switches because of having different copies of zone sets.
- sh zone status vsan 1
- sh zone
- sh zone active
- sh zoneset
- sh zoneset active
- clear zone database vsan 1
- zoneset distribute full vsan 1 ( Global mode)
- zoneset distribute vsan 1 (Exec Mode)
# Zone Config
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zone name ABC vsan 30 < Create Zone
attribute read-only < Only Supported on MDS
member pwnn
member pwnn
exit
zoneset name XYZ vsan 30 < Create Zoneset
member ABC
exit
zoneset activate name XYZ vsan 30
HTH...
Deepak Arora
Evil CCIE
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