Tunnel - Device Alias

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Tunnel formation steps between production and DR cisco router

Prod router detail


mgmt ip
wan ip
wan port
fcip profile
Fcip interface

172.30.43.121
172.30.11.59
Gig1/1
50
70

DR router detail
mgmt ip
wan ip
wan port
fcip profile
Fcip interaface

172.30.43.122
172.25.11.122
Gig1/1
60
60

Hence tunnel is already formed , here I will take only snap shot for the running config of the router and also
Command mentioned below for tunnel formation
Work on prod router
Enable the FCIP feature
Feature fcip
Sh feature

Create the profile and give the ip address on this profile


Conf t
Fcip profile 50
Ip address 172.30.11.59
Sh fcip profile

Create the fcip interface and mentation which profile this interface would use and also mentioned the peer ip
address

Conf t
Interface fcip
Use profile 50
Peer-info ipaddr 172.25.11.122
No shut down
sh interface fcip50

No same action we have to perform on the DR router , mean in same manner we have to enable the fcip
feature we have to create the profile and assign the Gig ip address which to be use a WAN ip on this
profile , create a FCIP profile , mentioned which profile it has to use , mention the peer ip address
information ( mean prod WAN ip )
Work on DR router
Enable the FCIP feature
Feature fcip
Sh feature

Create the profile and give the ip address on this profile


Conf t
Fcip profile 60
Ip address 172.25.11.122
Sh fcip profile

Create the fcip interface and mentation which profile this interface would use and also mentioned the peer ip
address

Conf t
Interface fcip 60
Use profile 60
Peer-info ipaddr 172.25.11.59
No shut down
sh interface fcip60

Now tunnel formation steps is done , verify the tunnel formation by pinging and traceroute command

So it verified tunnel if formed and fcip is configured , now next task is zoning part
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VSAN, Device alias, zone, zoneset creation for CISCO routers


VSAN ( Imp points )
1. By default each fc port comes in to the vsam 1 ,
2. you can not remove a port from vsan .. u can only migrate it on its default vsan 1
3. when you delete a vsan having member(s) , it member automatically migrate into the vsan
4094(isolated_vsan)
Now on production router create a vsan 70 and add the fc port in the it
Conf t
vsan database
vsan 70
vsan 70 interface fc1/7
sh vsan

sh vsan membership
sh flogi database

Same steps on DR router also


Conf t
vsan database
vsan 70
vsan 70 interface fc1/7

sh vsan

sh vsan membership
sh flogi database

Now on production Create Device alias for the storage port, commit and check the status
Important to note you can create the device alias of DR stg io port on production router itself no need to
login on DR router and follow the same steps for creating device alias
conf t
device-alias database
device-alias name DC1_Venus_75ABV71_I0600 pwwn 50:05:07:63:03:30:13:33
device-alias name DR_LIBRA_75AZT11_I0700 pwwn 50:05:07:63:04:38:11:53
sh device-alias status
device-alias commit
sh device-alias status
sh flogi database

Check on DR router whether my device alias is created or not


sh flogi database
sh device-alias database

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