CLI command to determine EX-Port port WWNs?

[Anonymous]

Hi all,

I have a Brocade 48k (FOS 5.3.1b) functioning as a routing switch between a Brocade fabric and a McData fabric.  Unfortunately I can't work out the port-to-port connectivity between the router switch and the McData fabric (there are multiple connections between the switches).

Is there a command I can run at the CLI to determine the port WWN of the McData port connected to an EX-port?  All I can find is the WWN of the McData switch.

Alternatively, is there a command I can run to tell me the port WWN the router switch is using to log into the McData?  I can see a port WWN in the each of the E-ports on the McData, but I can't work out which port on the Brocade is presenting which WWN forward.

Thanks,

Bryan

[ABBA-SYSTEMS]

Bryan.

I'm not sure if i have correct understood you question......

With the command "nsshow" you can list all Link and Device in the fabric.

[Anonymous]

The only connections to the switch are EX ports (4 to Brocade, 8 to McData) so the name server is empty.

The nsshow -t output:

"There is no entry in the Local Name Server"

[ABBA-SYSTEMS]

Bryan,

--->>> The only connections to the switch are EX ports (4 to Brocade, 8 to McData)...

are all other Port in the 48k Empty / no connected ?

[ABBA-SYSTEMS]

Hi Bryan,

i have find diverse Info, but need a couplea of details.

Is the 48K in Brocade Native Mode or Interop-Mode ?

Can you please post here o/p from switchshow and fosconfig --show command ?

[Anonymous]

Hi Bryan

try fcrfabricshow

Hope this helps

Regards

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david