(Supporting Network Advisor 12.3.0)

10 Brocade Network Advisor REST API Guide
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Retrieving switches in the context of a fabric
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Use the same request headers as the ones used in the previous section (“Retrieving a specific FC
fabric”). The following is a sample response:
{
fcSwitches: [2]
0: {
key: "50:00:51:ED:B1:E5:EF:03"
name: "fcr_xd_1_20"
wwn: "50:00:51:ED:B1:E5:EF:03"
virtualFabricId: -1
domainId: 1
baseSwitch: false
role: "SUBORDINATE"
fcsRole: "None"
adCapable: false
operationalStatus: "UNKNOWN"
state: "UNKNOWN"
statusReason: null
cryptoCapable: false
fcrCapable: false
fcipCapable: false
lfEnabled: false
defaultLogicalSwitch: false
fmsMode: false
dynamicLoadSharingCapable: false
portBasedRoutingPresent: false
inOrderDeliveryCapable: false
persistentDidEnabled: false
fcipCircuitCapable: false
maxFcipTunnels: -1
maxFcipCircuits: -1
fcipLicensed: false
autoSnmpEnabled: true
}
1: {
key: "10:00:00:27:F8:A7:A1:25"
name: "REST_5100_33_194"
wwn: "10:00:00:27:F8:A7:A1:25"
virtualFabricId: -1
domainId: 28
baseSwitch: false
role: "SUBORDINATE"
fcsRole: "None"
adCapable: true
operationalStatus: "UNKNOWN"
state: "ONLINE"
statusReason: "Switch Status is HEALTHY."
cryptoCapable: false
fcrCapable: false
fcipCapable: false
lfEnabled: false
defaultLogicalSwitch: true
fmsMode: false
...
maxFcipTunnels: 0
maxFcipCircuits: 0
fcipLicensed: false
autoSnmpEnabled: true
}
}