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brocade-port-profile

Description Provides a data model for creating and activating port-profiles and for mapping a port-profile to

MAC addresses.

A port-profile is a collection of network policies to be applied to network traffic on a given port.

Automatic Migration of Port Profiles (AMPP) provides fabric-wide configuration of Ethernet policies

and achieves per-port-profile forwarding and enables network level features to support VM mobility.

With Server Virtualization, a VM can move from one physical server to another. When such a move

occurs, it is ideal for the access layer to apply the network policies on the VM transparently. The

Brocade Virtual Access Layer (VAL) service provides such automatic migration of the port-profile on

a given VM MAC address transparently.

A port-profile typically comprises the subprofiles listed in Table 4.

VM MAC addresses are added to a port-profile to specify all the network attributes for a server port.

A port-profile is activated on a server port as part of regular MAC learning. VM MAC to port-profile

association is specified using the brocade-port-profile management module. The actual

association in hardware is applied when the MAC address is learned.

Top-level

containers

Top-level nodes and their subtree hierarchies follow.

module: brocade-port-profile

+--rw port-profile [name]

| +--rw name common-def:name-string128

| +--rw allow

| | +--rw nonprofiledmacs? empty

| +--rw vlan-profile?

| | +--rw switchport?

| | +--rw basic? empty

| | +--rw mode

| | | +--rw vlan-mode? appm-sw-mode-type

| | +--rw access

| | | +--rw vlan

| | | +--rw name? interface:vlan-type

| | +--rw trunk

| | +--rw allowed

| | | +--rw vlan

| | | +--rw all? empty

| | | +--rw none? empty

| | | +--rw add? interface:ui32-vlan-range

| | | +--rw except? interface:ui32-vlan-range

| | | +--rw remove? interface:ui32-vlan-range

| | +--rw native-vlan? uint32

| +--rw fcoe-profile?

TABLE 4 AMPP subprofiles

Subprofile Description

VLAN profile VLAN membership and filtering rules.

QoS profile QoS policies.

FCoE profile The attributes needed for the port to support FCoE. These attributes include FCoE VLAN,

FCMAP, FCoE Priority, Virtual Fabric ID, and so on.

Security profile Security rules needed for the server port, typically enabling 802.1x with EAP TLV extensions

for VM Mobility, and MAC-based standard and extended ACLs.

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