HWG6 120 Student Guide Rev1118 L

HWG6-120
Introduction to Brocade
Gen 6 Hardware
Student Guide
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Course Code
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Footnote 1: Mirror (M_Port), SIM and Diagnostic ports are used with Brocade’s Flow Vision
features.
Footnote 2: 4 Gbps speeds requires the use of an 16 Gbps Brocade branded SFP. 1 & 2
Gbps speeds are not supported.
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Additional Condor4 Features

• 1.74 Tbps of data switching bandwidth per ASIC
• Layer 2 latency of 700ns
• Integrated in-flight encryption (64 Gbps) and compression (64 Gbps)
• Auto-detection of fill word on links (IDLE vs ARB)
• Supports up to 40 virtual channels.
• 15360 total available BB credits per ASIC. The number of user accessible buffer credits
vary depending on the type of platform the ASIC is installed in. Use the
portbuffershow command to see available credits.
Forward Error Correction (FEC)

Per Fibre Channel standards, Forward Error Correction (FEC) is always enabled at 32 Gbps
or higher link speeds. FEC is a system of error control for data transmissions, whereby the
sender adds error-correcting code (ECC) to its transmission. This allows the receiver to
detect and correct errors without the need to ask the sender for additional data. The FEC
implementation can enable corrections of up to 11 error bits in every 2,112 bit transmission.
FEC can be enabled or disabled using the portcfgfec command for links running below
32 Gbps.
Footnote 1: FL_Ports are not supported on the Condor4 ASIC. Mirror, SIM and Diagnostic
ports are used with Brocade’s Flow Vision features.
Footnote 2: 4 Gbps speeds requires the use of an 16 Gbps Brocade branded SFP. 1 & 2
Gbps speeds are not supported.
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Footnote 1: FC32-64 blade uses two Condor 4+ ASICs. Each ASIC has 32 front facing user
ports and 32 backend ports. This allows support for Flex Mode on all 64 front end user
ports.
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The Goldeneye 4 ASIC has 40 ports, capable of running at FC 4Gbps, 8Gbps, 10 Gbps,
16Gbps, 32Gbps. Ports 0 -15 also support 10G/40G Ethernet. The Ethernet 10/40G speeds
are not supported on this platform.
Offered with single integrated AC power option with no redundancy
No support for:
• 8G SFPs
• 8G operation is allowed on supported 16G and 32G SFPs
• 4G operation is allowed on supported 16G SFP
• 2G operation is not supported
• Legacy port mirroring
• portcfgqos –-setratelimit
• Compression/decompression
• Encryption/decryption
• FICON mode
• Virtual Fabric mode
• FCR functionalities
One USB port for system log file downloads or firmware upgrades
G610:FID128:admin> licenseshow
FYGWmWaJRCLRXNQXKFQTABHWDHPWgYM3gfP3KBHA9aNA:
Ports on Demand license
Capacity 16
agGZ7at99ZE7rgXZ3JZX4rBTgX4argTYB7WfB:
Extended Fabric license
Trunking license
Fabric Vision license
Offered:
• As a 32G optics bundled switch
• As an “Empty Switch” that supports 32G and 16G optics
Footnote 1: Access gateway is supported on the G620 with some restrictions:

• Cascaded AG topology is not supported
• Example: AG G620 (Core AG) connected to Edge AG is not supported
• QSFP ports (48-63) have no default mapping
• Will come up as disabled with reason “No Mapping for F-port” when AG mode is
enabled or after a configuration default
• QSFP ports must be configured as F_Ports or N_Ports in the mapping if they are used
Two rack kit options for the Brocade G620 are available, universal 4-post fixed mount kit
and 2-post mid-mount rack kit.
Footnote 1: Power supplies are available in front-to-back or back-to-front airflow options.
Footnote 2: The Brocade G620 ships with 24 licensed SFP+ ports. Additional ports are
available in 12 SFP+ port increments (2 x 12 SFP+ ports) and 1 QSFP port increments (1 x
4 QSFP ports). Note, each licensed QSFP port provides four 32 Gbps ports for a total of
sixteen 32 Gbps ports.
Footnote 3: Supports 4/8/10/16/32 Gbps speeds with the following optics:
• 32 Gbps optics 8/16/32 Gbps
• 16 Gbps optics: 4/8/16 Gbps
• 10 Gbps FC optics: 10 Gbps
• Support for 10 Gbps FC requires a 10 Gbps FC optic. 10 Gbps Ethernet optics do
not work.
Footnote 4: The Condor4 has a total of 15360 buffer credits.
Footnote 5: Brocade G620 Integrated Routing support requires an capacity based
Integrated Routing Ports on Demand (POD) license. Once the license is installed, you can
configure EX_Ports on a per-port basis up to the number of ports licensed for Integrated
Rouging.
Preferred direction set using CLI command sysSetAirFlow
Platform details:
CPU subsystem
• Freescale T1042E processor (4 Cores)
• 8GB DDR4 SDRAM
• 2GB of eUSB memory
• One RJ45 UART for terminal access
• One Management port with 10/100/1000BaseTconnection through RJ45 connector
• SMP capable and enabled
• FPGA interface for system glue logic
• Two I2C interface used for monitoring system performance
• Real-time Clock (RTC) with battery
• Gen2 PCIe
• External USB for firmware download and logs
SEEPROM for Switch identification
• Holds vital product data
• Holds SHA256 Hash based on unique CPU ID register & LID
POD License Example

sw0:FID128:admin> licenseshow
3ZmEmWFWBYSYNQRRMKLHMBNSALXBS3FAGM3TW3EASKBB:
Ports on Demand license
Capacity 48
FGCZWfKWgTENNN9aADXLttJRQCrXm4BSQFCPTXGAXSQA:
Q-Flex Ports on Demand license
Capacity 32
sw0:FID128:admin> licenseport --reserve 100-103

sw0:FID128:admin> licenseport --reserve 0-69
port 1 must be Offline to make changes to POD assignment
PUT 229 7810 Extension Switch
Footnote 1: IP data that flows across Brocade tunnels is referred to as IP Extension. IP

Extension enables you to use existing IP WAN infrastructure to connect IP storage across
remote sites. To learn more about IP Extension take the free Brocade IP Extension (IPEX-
300) class.
Footnote 2: No support for Fast Deflate (FPGA or HW based compression).
Footnote 3: The 7810 cannot be managed with Brocade Network Advisor.
Footnote 1:
The 7810 has a total of 8 Ethernet ports, 6 SFP and 2 RJ45 copper.
A total of six out of 8 ports can be active in the following configurations:
• 6 SFP ports
• 4 SFP and 2 RJ45 copper ports
Note – Both RJ45 ports are enabled or disabled together. There is no per port selection .
Footnote 1:
• Link Status (green/yellow) and Active Status (green) per port for both Fibre Channel and
Ethernet ports.
• The Power/Status LEDs are visible on the front panel
• Two unicolor Ethernet LEDS are integrated with the RJ45 connector
• Single bicolor LED for FC and GE SFP ports
The 7810 hardware supports both copper and optical gigabit Ethernet ports.
• 8 Total ports with 2 Copper (RJ-45) and 6 Optical ports.
Only 6 ports are usable. Based on mode either ge0,ge1 or ge2,ge3 are enabled along with
ge4-ge7. Default mode is optical.
New CLI option added to extnCfg command to select the port operating mode. Mode
change doesn’t require reboot.
No config on GE ports should be present at the time of copper/optical mode change
CLI:
7810:admin> extncfg –show
APP Mode is HYBRID (FCIP with IP Extension)
VE-Mode: None
GE-Mode: Optical
• Dual‐Core Freescale processor (T1022) running at 1.2GHz as CP for control path

processing, 4GB eUSB flash and 4GB DRAM.
• 8-core Cavium processor (CN7240) running at 1.2GHz as DP for data path processing
(protocol translation, emulation code, compression, IP Extension and TCP/IP stack
processing), 2GB eUSB flash and 4GB DRAM.
• Goldeneye4 ASIC supports Fiber Channel processing/switching at 4G, 8G, 16G or 32G
speed.
• Broadcom BCM53405 Ethernet switch supports packet processing/routing at 1G or 10G
speed.
Footnote 1: Physical view of PSU FRUs.
For additional information on Brocade transceiver optics visit our website:

http://www.brocade.com/products/all/transceivers/product-details/transceiver-
modules/index.page
SFPs (Small Form Pluggable) ship in a variety of speeds with a number of different
standards in use for different applications. The SFP/SFP+ standards define the physical
specifications for the transceiver.
In addition to the physical specifications the SFP+ standard is used for transceivers that are
capable of 10 Gbps or greater transmission rates.
Footnote 1: QSFPs (Quad SFPs) are a transceiver design that allows for four separate
data paths through the transceiver and across an industry standard cable.
QSFP and cable
The primary difference between SWL, LWL, and ELWL optics is the transmission frequency.
SWL uses a 850 nm laser, allowing for higher speeds over shorter distances. LWL and
ELWL transceivers use a 1310 nm laser across a single-mode fiber cable to allow for
transmission over longer distances than their SWL counterparts. LWL and ELWL optics are
similar in design; however, ELWL lasers use a higher powered laser in order to increase the
maximum transmission distance.
Note: Ethernet optical transceivers are referred to as SR (Short Reach) or LR (Long
Reach). They are not interchangeable with Fibre Channel optics.
Fibre optic cable is the primary medium for carrying Fibre Channel signals. A typical cable
consists of a core, which acts as the transmission medium, surrounded by the cladding..
The cladding may then be surrounded by strengthening fibers or additional materials
designed to add strength to the cable and protect the core/cladding from damage. Finally
the cable is surrounded by a jacket (or sheath).
Fiber cables are grouped into two main categories based on their core diameter and
transmission characteristics.
• Multi-mode fiber — Uses a core size of 62.5 µm (OM1) or 50 µm (OM2/OM3/OM4).
These are the standard cables used with SWL type transceivers and are the most
prevalent within the data center.
• Single-mode fiber — Uses a core size of 9 µm and is the standard cable used with
LWL and ELWL type transceivers. Single-mode cable coupled with LWL or ELWL
transceivers can be used to achieve much greater distances than multi-mode
configurations.
The table above offers a side-by-side comparison of the different types of Brocade Fibre
Channel optics available. For each optic the supported speeds, cable types, and maximum
distance are listed.
Footnote 1: The chart is a provides a sample of optics available from Brocade. In addition,
the distance shown in this table represents the maximum distance, with high quality cabling
rated for the distance, that is available at the maximum line speed of the transceiver.
Distances can actually be increased beyond what is listed by reducing transmission speed.
For a full list of supported optics, distances, speeds, and cable types please visit our
website: http://www.brocade.com/products/all/transceivers/product-details/transceiver-
modules/features.page.
Footnote 2: Uses an industry standard MPO 1x12 ribbon cable connector for ICL
connectivity or Industry-standard MTP 1×12 ribbon cable connector for ISLs or F_Ports
using optical breakout cable.
Footnote 3: Provides support for high throughput Inter-Switch Links (ISL) or Inter-Chassis
Links (ICL) using an industry standard MPO 1x12 ribbon cable connector.
OM1 62.5 μm (200-500 MHz*km)

• 4 Gbps Fibre Channel: Distance: 0.5 to 70 m
OM2 50 μm (500 MHz*km)

OM3 50 μm (1500 MHz*km)

OM4 50 μm (3500 MHz*km)

HWG6-120 Gen 6 Director Hardware
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Footnote 1: Gen 5 blades (port and extension) are not compatible in Gen 6 chassis.
Footnote 2: A Gen 6 director can be split into multiple virtual fabrics (VFs) with up to 6K
total device count for the entire chassis. In contrast, a Gen 5 director supports 4K devices
logged into the chassis.
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X6-8 and X6-4 ICLs have 3:1 subscription in fully populated chassis with FC32-48 Port
blade.
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Footnote 1: The weight of a configured X6-8, X6-4, DCX 8510-8, or DCX 8510-4 chassis
varies depending on which blade options are installed. The weight referenced above
reflects a fully populated X6-8 chassis with four power supplies. Consult the hardware
reference manual for the specific chassis you are configuring for individual blade chassis
and blade weights.
Footnote 2: Heat output varies depending on installed options. The heat output numbers
shown above are based on a full configuration (all power supplies, all blowers, and all CP,
CR, and 48-port blades). Consult the hardware reference manual for the specific chassis
you are configuring for more detailed information.
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sw0:FID128:admin> slotshow -m
Slot Blade Type ID Model Name Status

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1 CP BLADE 175 CPX6 ENABLED
3 UNKNOWN VACANT
4 UNKNOWN VACANT
5 UNKNOWN VACANT
6 UNKNOWN VACANT
7 CORE BLADE 177 CR32-8 ENABLED
9 UNKNOWN VACANT
10 UNKNOWN VACANT
11 SW BLADE 178 FC32-48 ENABLED
12 UNKNOWN VACANT
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CP0,
Slot 1
PB PB PB PB CB CB PB PB PB PB
Slot 3 Slot 4 Slot 5 Slot 6 Slot 7 Slot 8 Slot 9 Slot 10 Slot 11 Slot 12
CP1,
Slot 2
sw0:admin> switchshow
switchName: sw0
switchType: 166.0
switchState: Online
switchMode: Native
switchRole: Principal
switchDomain: 1
switchId: fffc01
switchWwn: 10:00:00:27:f8:f0:46:70
zoning: OFF
switchBeacon: OFF
FC Router: OFF
HIF Mode: OFF
Allow XISL Use: OFF
LS Attributes: [FID: 128, Base Switch: No, Default Switch:
Yes, Address Mode 0]
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Footnote 1: All three FRUs are used in both the 4-slot and 8-slot chassis
PSU 1 WWN 1 WWN 2 PSU 3
PSU 2 PSU 4
Fan 1 Fan 2 Fan 3
PSU WWN Card Fan
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Footnote 2:
sw0:admin> chassisshow
FAN Unit: 2
Fan Direction: Non-portside Exhaust
Header Version: 2
Power Consume Factor: -152
Factory Part Num: 60-1003203-01
Factory Serial Num: DYL0305L026
Manufacture: Day: 6 Month: 10 Year: 121
Update: Day: 9 Month: 2 Year: 2016
Time Alive: 1902 days
Time Awake: 0 days
ID: BROCADE
POWER SUPPLY Unit: 1

Power Source: AC
Fan Direction: Non-portside Intake
Header Version: 2
Power Consume Factor: 2863
Factory Serial Num: DUC2M21L044
Time Alive: 24 days
Time Awake: 0 days

Power Source: AC
Header Version: 2
Time Alive: 24 days
Time Awake: 0 days
Footnote 1: The weight of a configured X6-8, X6-4, DCX 8510-8, or DCX 8510-4 chassis
varies depending on which blade options are installed. The weight referenced above
reflects a fully populated X6-4 chassis with two power supplies. Consult the hardware
reference manual for the specific chassis you are configuring for individual blade chassis
and blade weights.
Footnote 2: Heat output varies depending on installed options. The heat output numbers
shown above are based on a full configuration (all power supplies, all blowers, and all CP,
CR, and 48-port blades). Consult the hardware reference manual for the specific chassis
you are configuring for more detailed information.
Footnote 1:
sw0:admin> slotshow -m
Slot Blade Type ID Model Name Status

--------------------------------------------------
3 UNKNOWN VACANT
4 UNKNOWN VACANT
7 UNKNOWN VACANT
8 SW BLADE 178 FC32-48 ENABLED
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CP0, Slot 1 CP1, Slot 2
PB, Slot 3
PB, Slot 4
Core Blade, Slot 5
Core Blade, Slot 6
PB, Slot 7
PB, Slot 8
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sw0:admin> switchshow
switchName: sw0
switchType: 165.0
switchState: Online
switchMode: Native
switchRole: Subordinate
switchDomain: 5
switchId: fffc05
switchWwn: 10:00:00:27:f8:f0:a4:d0
zoning: OFF
switchBeacon: OFF
FC Router: OFF
HIF Mode: OFF
Allow XISL Use: OFF
LS Attributes: [FID: 128, Base Switch: No, Default Switch:
Yes, Address Mode 0]
<Truncated Output>
Footnote 1: All three FRUs are used in both the 4-slot and 8-slot chassis
PSU 1 WWN 1 WWN 2 PSU 2
Fan 2
Fan 1
PSU WWN Card Fan
Footnote 2:
FAN Unit: 2
Fan Direction: Non-portside Exhaust
Header Version: 2
Power Consume Factor: -152
Factory Serial Num: DYL0305L026
Time Alive: 1902 days
Time Awake: 0 days
ID: BROCADE

Power Source: AC
Header Version: 2
Time Alive: 24 days
Time Awake: 0 days

Power Source: AC
Header Version: 2
Time Alive: 24 days
Time Awake: 0 days
The arrow in the above diagram represents the general airflow path through the chassis for
blade cooling. Air is drawn into or exits the non-port side by the blowers or exhausted out or
enters the side of the chassis depending on airflow direction.
The X6-4 can be installed in equipment racks that support side exhaust. If side
exhaust/intake is not supported by the rack, there is a rack mount package available to
divert the side exhaust/intake to the front of the rack. The package is called the Port Side air
Kit, and was developed for and tested with major OEM equipment racks. With the shelf at
1U, a total of 9U rack space is required to install the shelf and the X6-4.
The Port Side Air Kit contains two main components: the duct (mounted to the side of the
rack), and the shelf (mounted below the chassis). Additional brackets are available to be
attached to the side exhaust kit for installation in rack mounts to support varying rack mount
depths.
With the Port Side Kit installed air is redirected to or pulled from the front of the chassis.
Airflow is diverted from the side of the chassis up to the power supply exhaust and down to
the air channel in the 1U shelf.
Footnote 1:
• CR32-8
• CR32-4
ICL LED states:
GREEN AMBER CONDITION

(Cable is not present) OR (Local end is not ready) OR
OFF OFF
(Far end is not ready)
OFF ON N/A
(Cable is present) AND (Local end is ready) AND
ON OFF
(Far end is ready)
(Cable is present) AND (Local end is ready) AND
ON ON (Blinking)
(Far end is ready) AND (Attention is required)
Footnote 1: Prior to 8.0.1 release, only ICL ISLs were counted for license enforcement. In
case of only Gen-6 platforms, there is no restriction on the number of switches that can be
connected via ICL. In case of only Gen-5 platforms, if no EICL license is present, only 3
other direct chassis are allowed to connect (total 4).
In the case of 16-Gbps Gen 5 platforms, if EICL license is present, maximum of 9 chassis
are allowed to connect (total of 10). The limit on the number of chassis depends only on the
physical chassis and not on the logical switches.
Footnote 1:
• Service / Beacon LED. A new white Service LED is introduced on CPX6 bright enough to
physically point out the location of the chassis. The service LED is configured using the
chassisbeacon command.
 “chassisbeacon 1” will turn it on
 “chassisbeacon 0” will turn it off
• One external 10/100/1000Base-T RJ45 Ethernet port for management
• One external 10/100/1000Base-T RJ45 Ethernet port for service
• One external 10G Base-T RJ45 Ethernet port for future use
• One UART Console Port using RJ45 connector
• One USB port for firmware download and logs
• One Blue LED to indicate the Active CP
• Power & Attention LEDs as per Brocade standard (Color status is the same as Gen 5)
• Link and Activity LEDs for management Ethernet ports (Color status is the same as Gen
5)
Footnote 1: Temperature monitors inlet and outlet air.
Footnote 1: Temperature monitors inlet and outlet air.
Footnote 1: 32 Gbps FC ports support E, F, D, M, and EX

Footnote 2: No over-subscription / line rate performance at 32Gbps in both 4-slot and 8-slot
chassis. This equates to 1.5Gbps of backplane bandwidth per slot.
Blade and port LEDs:
BLADE LED COLOR MEANING
Power Off No Power
Green Blade powered on
Status Off No power
Steady green Blade is operational
Steady amber Blade is faulty
PORT LED COLOR MEANING

FC Port State/Link activity Off Port is offline
Steady Green Port is online
Steady Amber Port is out-of-sync
Slow Amber Port is disabled
Fast Amber Port is faulted
FC32-64 provides savings on OpEx costs

• 512 device ports + 128 ICL connections provides industry-leading density
• Fewer chassis to manage vs 48p blade option
• FCoE support eliminates need for separate Ethernet storage network
• IO Insight for FC-NVMe enables performance optimization of flash storage while
migrating to NVMe storage
Footnote 1: All status LEDs are the same as Gen 5 port blade.
Standard port blade licensing supported at X6 chassis level
No additional license requirements for FC32-64 blade
• No FCoE license
• No NVMe license
No FICON qualification/support
• IBM FICON qualification will have a FC32-64 with VF FID for zLinux (FCP)
connectivity, but no FICON Channel support
Footnote 1:
Blade LEDs:
• Power LED:
• Green for power on
• Off for no power.
• Status LED:
• Off for normal status
• Steady amber for abnormal status
Port LEDs: 4 Green / Amber LED at each zQSFP+:

• The LEDs condition and color indicate the following port states:
• port offline, port online, disable, fault, online (segmented), online (internal loop-back),
port beacon and activity
Power factor and power usage are displayed using chassisshow
Advanced Protocol Storage- FCIP Quality IPsec Jumbo

Compression Acceleration optimized of Service Encryption Frames
Architecture TCP (QoS)
• Maximizes • FastWrite • Optimizes • Prioritizes • Secures • Jumbo

throughput accelerates TCP window traffic on a data flows frames to
over replication size and per-flow over maximize
available and backup flow control, basis within distance WAN
bandwidth to in half the accelerating an FCIP with data- utilization
help ensure response TCP tunnel to in-flight
• Auto Path
high time transport for optimize encryption
MTU helps
performance, storage bandwidth with
• Open determine
efficiency, applications by 256-bit
Systems maximum
and application AES-GCM-
Tape • Helps frame size
utilization ESP-based
Pipelining ensure full • Helps supported
IPsec at full
• Optimizes accelerates utilization of ensure by the
line rate
compression SCSI read available maximum network
without a
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Footnote 1: Access gateway is supported on the G620 with some restrictions:

Preferred direction set using CLI command sysSetAirFlow

POD License Example

sw0:FID128:admin> licenseport --reserve 100-103

Footnote 1: IP data that flows across Brocade tunnels is referred to as IP Extension. IP

Footnote 3: The 7810 cannot be managed with Brocade Network Advisor.

• Single bicolor LED for FC and GE SFP ports

• Dual‐Core Freescale processor (T1022) running at 1.2GHz as CP for control path

Footnote 1: Physical view of PSU FRUs.

For additional information on Brocade transceiver optics visit our website:

QSFP and cable

OM1 62.5 μm (200-500 MHz*km)

OM2 50 μm (500 MHz*km)

OM3 50 μm (1500 MHz*km)

OM4 50 μm (3500 MHz*km)

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POWER SUPPLY Unit: 2

Slot Blade Type ID Model Name Status