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Issued by

State Administration for Market Regulation, China National Standardization Administration

Level / Type

National · Recommended

Issue date

October 11, 2021

Implementation date

May 1, 2022

Scope

GB/T 36450.6-2021 (Information technology - Storage management - Part 6: Fabric) is available as an English-translated PDF.

GB/T 36450.6-2021 — This document specifies the management configuration file of the autonomous (top-level) configuration file for programs and devices that can support storage networking. Book The file includes 4 autonomous sub-configuration files. ---Switching structure. This configuration file defines the storage network model and function including topology and area division management. ---Switch. This configuration file defines the model and function of the Fibre Channel switch, including status, device control, connectivity and products information. ---Extender. This configuration file defines network device models and functions, allowing Fibre Channel to be extended on other networks, especially In the Fibre Channel network (FCIP) based on TCP/IP. ---Internet Small Computer System Interface (iSCSI) to Fibre Channel (FC) Gateway. This configuration file defines the network device model And function, to map and convert iSCSI from IP network to Fibre Channel structure. This document is suitable for the design, development, and maintenance of file exchange systems in networked storage structures.

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National Standard of the People's Republic of China

Classification: L 77

Issued by: State Administration for Market Regulation, China National Standardization Administration

1 Scope1
2 Normative references1
3 Terms and definitions1
4 Typographical Convention1
4.1 Maturity model1
4.2 Experimental maturity level2
4.3 Achieved maturity level2
4.4 Stable maturity level3
4.5 Completed maturity level3
4.6 Discarded materials3
5 Switch fabric configuration file4
5.1 Description4
5.2 Health and fault management9
5.3 Precautions for cascading9
5.4 Supported sub-configuration files and packages9
5.5 Configuration file method9
5.6 Client Notes and Methods9
5.7 Registered name and version14
5.8 CIM Elements14
6 Enhanced zone and enhanced zone control sub-profile53
6.1 Description53
6.2 Health and fault management53
6.3 Precautions for cascading53
6.4 Dependencies of configuration files, sub-configuration files and packages54
6.5 Configuration file method54
6.6 Client Precautions and Methods54
6.7 Registered name and version57
6.8 CIM Elements57
7 Zone control sub-configuration file60
7.1 Description60
7.2 The persistent name of the configuration file and its associated ID60
7.3 Equipment requirements60
7.4 Health and fault management60
7.5 Precautions for cascading61
7.6 Dependencies of configuration files, sub-configuration files, and packages61
7.7 Configuration file method61
7.8 Client Precautions and Methods65
7.9 Registered name and version76
7.10 CIM elements76
8 Structure equipment management interface sub-configuration file78
8.1 Description78
8.2 Health and fault management considerations79
8.3 Precautions for cascading79
8.4 Dependencies of configuration files, sub-configuration files and packages79
8.5 Configuration File Method79
8.6 Client Notes and Methods79
8.7 Registered name and version79
8.8 CIM Elements79
9 Structure path performance sub-profile88
9.1 Description88
9.2 Health and fault management considerations89
9.3 Dependencies of configuration files, sub-configuration files and packages89
9.4 Configuration file method89
9.5 Client Notes and Methods89
9.6 Registered name and version89
9.7 CIM Elements90
10 Fibre Channel Security Sub-Profile94
10.1 Description94
10.2 Health and fault management considerations95
10.3 Precautions for cascading96
10.4 Supported configuration files, sub-configuration files and packages96
10.5 Configuration file method96
10.6 Client Notes and Methods96
10.7 Registered name and version96
10.8 CIM elements96
11 Exchange structure view sub-configuration file100
11.1 Description100
11.2 Health and fault management considerations102
11.3 Precautions for cascading102
11.4 Supported configuration files, sub-configuration files and packages102
11.5 Configuration file method103
11.6 Client Notes and Methods103
11.7 Registered name and version103
11.8 CIM Elements103
12 Virtual Switching Structure Sub-Configuration File108
12.1 Description108
12.2 Health and fault management considerations109
12.3 Precautions for cascading110
12.4 Supported configuration files, sub-configuration files and packages110
12.5 Configuration file method110
12.6 Client Notes and Methods110
12.7 Registered name and version110
12.8 CIM Elements110
13 Switch configuration file111
13.1 Description111
13.2 Health and fault management considerations116
13.3 Precautions for cascading116
13.4 Dependencies of configuration files, sub-configuration files, and packages116
13.5 Configuration file method117
13.6 Client Notes and Methods117
13.7 Registered name and version133
13.8 CIM Elements133
14 Exchange configuration data sub-configuration file156
14.1 Description156
14.2 Persistent Names and Related IDs of Configuration Files157
14.3 Equipment requirements157
14.4 Health and fault management considerations157
14.5 Precautions for cascading157
14.6 Configuration File Method---Apply Configuration Information (ApplyConfiguration)157
14.7 Client Notes and Methods157
14.8 Registered name and version158
14.9 CIM Elements158
15 Blade sub-profile160
15.1 Description160
15.2 Health and fault management considerations161
15.3 Precautions for cascading161
15.4 Dependencies of configuration files, sub-configuration files, and packages161
15.5 Configuration File Method162
15.6 Client Notes and Methods162
15.7 Registered name and version162
15.8 CIM Elements162
16 Switch partition sub-configuration file170
16.1 Description170
16.2 Health and fault management considerations172
16.3 Precautions for cascading172
16.4 Supported configuration files, sub-configuration files and packages172
16.5 Configuration File Method173
16.6 Client Notes and Methods173
16.7 Registered name and version173
16.8 CIM Elements173
17 Extender Configuration File179
17.1 Description179
17.2 Health and fault management considerations182
17.3 Precautions for cascading182
17.4 Supported sub-configuration files and packages182
17.5 Configuration File Method183
17.6 Client Notes and Methods183
17.7 Registered name and version193
17.8 CIM Elements193
18 Router Configuration File223
19 SAS Expander Configuration File224
19.1 Description224
19.2 Health and fault management considerations224
19.3 Precautions for cascading224
19.4 Supported configuration files, sub-configuration files and packages224
19.5 Configuration File Method225
19.6 Client Notes and Methods225
19.7 CIM Elements225
19.8 Registered name and version225
19.9 CIM Elements225
20 Multi-port virtualization configuration file230
20.1 Description230
20.2 Implementation230
20.3 Health and fault management considerations231
20.4 Precautions for Cascading231
20.5 Supported configuration files, sub-configuration files and packages231
20.6 Configuration File Method231
20.7 Client Notes and Methods231
20.8 Registered name and version231
20.9 CIM element232
21 Interframe routing configuration file239
21.1 Description239
21.2 Health and fault management considerations241
21.3 Precautions for cascading241
21.4 Supported configuration files, sub-configuration files and packages241
21.5 Configuration File Method241
21.6 Client Precautions and Methods241
21.7 Registered name and version242
21.8 CIM Elements242
Appendix A (informative) SMI-S Information Model247
Appendix B (informative) The structure of the exchange structure configuration document248
References268

Foreword

This document is in accordance with the provisions of GB/T 1.1-2020 "Guidelines for Standardization Work Part 1.Structure and Drafting Rules of Standardization Documents"

Drafting.

This document is Part 6 of GB/T 36450 "Information Technology Storage Management". GB/T 36450 has released the following parts.

---Part 1.Overview;

---Part 2.General architecture;

---Part 5.File system;

---Part 6.Exchange structure;

---Part 7.Host Elements;

---Part 8.Media Library.

The translation method used in this document is equivalent to ISO /IEC 24775-6.2014 "Information Technology Storage Management Part 6.Exchange Structure".

The Chinese documents that have consistent correspondence with the normatively cited international documents in this document are as follows.

---GB/T 36450.2-2021 Information Technology Storage Management Part 2.Common Architecture (ISO /IEC 24775-2.2014,

MOD);

---GB/T 36450.7-2021 Information Technology Storage Management Part 7.Host Elements (ISO /IEC 24775-7.2014,

MOD);

---GB/T 36450.8-2021 Information Technology Storage Management Part 8.Media Library (ISO /IEC 24775-8.2014,

MOD).

The following editorial changes have been made to this document.

--- The "Scope" chapter supplements the applicable limits of this document.

Introduction

GB/T 36450 "Information Technology Storage Management" is a recommended standard for guiding the standardization of storage management in my country. It aims to adopt a unified standard

The quasi-management interface solves the interoperability of multi-vendor products and the management of cross-regional, multi-functional distributed storage systems. GB/T 36450

The compilation of "Information Technology Storage Management" is based on ISO /IEC 24775.Due to the long overall length and the content of it can be clearly divided into

For a relatively independent but related part, GB/T 36450 is intended to be composed of eight parts.

---Part 1.Overview. Provides a general overview of the GB/T 36450 series of standards.

---Part 2.General architecture. Contains basic information about the interface, such as security and protocols.

---Part 3.General configuration file. Contains component configuration files that can be extended to other parts of the configuration files, such as target ports and jobs

control.

---Part 4.Block equipment. Contains storage configuration files that support various forms of disk storage.

---Part 5.File system. Contains configuration files that support file systems, such as network attached storage (NAS).

---Part 6.Exchange structure. Contains configuration files that handle the interconnection of host servers and storage devices, such as switches.

---Part 7.Host element. Contains configuration files for storage software on the host server, such as disk partitions and host hardware RAID

Controller.

---Part 8.Media Library. Contains configuration files for handling removable media, such as tape libraries.

This file contains configuration files that deal with the interconnection of host servers and storage devices. The purpose is to establish the support for storage network

Autonomous management configuration files for programs and devices.

Information Technology Storage Management

Part 6.Exchange structure

1 Scope

This document specifies the management configuration file of the autonomous (top-level) configuration file for programs and devices that can support storage networking. Book

The file includes 4 autonomous sub-configuration files.

---Switching structure. This configuration file defines the storage network model and function including topology and area division management.

---Switch. This configuration file defines the model and function of the Fibre Channel switch, including status, device control, connectivity and products

information.

---Extender. This configuration file defines network device models and functions, allowing Fibre Channel to be extended on other networks, especially

In the Fibre Channel network (FCIP) based on TCP/IP.

---Internet Small Computer System Interface (iSCSI) to Fibre Channel (FC) Gateway. This configuration file defines the network device model

And function, to map and convert iSCSI from IP network to Fibre Channel structure.

This document is suitable for the design, development, and maintenance of file exchange systems in networked storage structures.

2 Normative references

The content of the following documents constitutes an indispensable clause of this document through normative references in the text. Among them, dated quotations

Only the version corresponding to the date is applicable to this document; for undated reference documents, the latest version (including all amendments) is applicable to

This document.

ISO /IEC 24775-2.2014 Information Technology Storage Management Part 2.General Architecture (Informationtechnology-

Storagemanagement-Part 2.Commonarchitecture)

ISO /IEC 24775-3.2014 Information Technology Storage Management Part 3.Common Profile (Informationtechnolo-

gy-Storagemanagement-Part 3.Commonprofiles)

ISO /IEC 24775-7.2014 Information Technology Storage Management Part 7.Host Elements (Informationtechnology-

Storagemanagement-Part 7.Hostelements)

ISO /IEC 24775-8.2014 Information Technology Storage Management Part 8.Media Library (Informationtechnology-

Storagemanagement-Part 8.Medialibraries)

3 Terms and definitions

The terms and definitions defined in ISO /IEC 24775-2.2014 apply to this document.

4 Typographical conventions

4.1 Maturity model

In addition to informative and normative content, this document contains guidelines for emerging materials; such materials have undergone strict design review.

However, the realization in commercial products is limited. This chapter gives a clear definition of such materials. The purpose of the typographic agreement is to

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This preview omits tables, figures, formulas and parts of the technical clauses. The complete document — all pages — is available in the English PDF.

Referenced standards

Normative references

IEC 24775

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