Users Guide

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Viewing WWN or MAC address information
You can view the WWW/MAC address inventory of Network Adapters for each server slot or all servers in a chassis. The inventory includes
the following:
• Fabric Conguration
NOTE:
– Fabric A displays the type of the Input/Output fabric installed. If Fabric A is enabled, unpopulated slots display chassis-assigned
MAC addresses for Fabric A.
– iDRAC management controller is considered as part of Management Fabric and is shown along with rest of Fabrics.
– A check mark against the component indicates that the fabric is enabled for FlexAddress or FlexAddressPlus.
• Protocol that is being used on the NIC Adapter port. For example, LAN, iSCSI, FCoE, and so on.
• Fibre Channel World Wide Name (WWN) conguration and Media Access Control (MAC) addresses of a slot in the chassis.
• MAC address assignment type and the current active address type — Server assigned, FlexAddress, or I/O Identity MAC. A green
check mark indicates the active address type, either server-assigned, chassis-assigned, or remote assigned.
• Status of the NIC partitions for devices supporting partitioning.
You can view the WWN/MAC Address inventory using the Web interface or the RACADM CLI. Based on the interface, you can lter the
MAC address and know which WWN/MAC address is in use for that function or partition. If the adapter has NPAR enabled, you can view
which partitions are enabled or disabled.
Using the Web interface, you can view the WWN/MAC Addresses information for specic slots using the FlexAddress page (Click Server
Overview > Slot <x> > Setup > FlexAddress). You can view the WWN/MAC Addresses information for all the slots and server using the
WWN/MAC Summary page (Click Server Overview > Properties > WWN/MAC). From both the pages you can view the WWN/MAC
Addresses information in the basic mode or the advanced mode:
• Basic Mode — In this mode you can view Server Slot, Fabric, Protocol, WWN/MAC addresses, and Partition Status. Only Active MAC
addresses are displayed in WWN/MAC address eld. You can lter using any or all of the elds displayed.
• Advanced Mode — In this mode you can view all the elds displayed in the basic mode and all the MAC types (Server Assigned, Flex
Address, and IO Identity). You can lter using any or all of the elds displayed.
In both the Basic mode and the Advanced mode, the WWN/MAC Addresses information is displayed in a collapsed form. Click the
against a slot or click Expand/Collapse All to view the information for a specic slot or all the slots.
You can also export the WWN/MAC Addresses information for all the servers in the chassis to a local folder.
For information about the elds, see the CMC for Dell PowerEdge FX2/FX2s Online Help.
Using FlexAddress and FlexAddress Plus cards
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