Hi,  Scenario 1: - Remove zoning. - Move ports from LS to default. - Delete LS. - Once done, in default switch disable VF, and reboot. - Re-create zoning.  Scenario2: Is easier. - Remove zoning. - Move ports to default switch. - Delete LS. - In default switch re-create zoning.
Hello,   I need help for merging 2 switches where VF needs to be disabled.   Below is our current Brocade switches configuration;   Model: Brocade 6520   Switches:   Switch_1 Switch_2  Zoning: Soft  VF > Enabled   1) FID: 128 > cfgzone: Not Defined > Fabric: n/a   2) FID: 2 > cfgczone: Zoning_A (Defined and Active) > Fabric: Switch_1  3) FID: 6 > cfgzone: Zoning_B (Defined and Active) > Fabric: Switch_1 & Switch_2   All FIDs, i.e. 128, 2, 6 have ports connected and zoned.   Scenerio 1: Disable Virtual Fabric   (A) We need to get rid of virtual fabric, i.e. FID 2, 6, and finally 128 (B) I need Default switch into Fabric with no impact to current zones and alias.   > I am ok with Downtime of assets connected > I am ok with creating a New Defined Zoning Configuration.   Scenerio 2: Keep Virtual Fabric Enabled, but delete FID 2 & FID 6, so using just Default FID 128   > I am ok with Downtime of assets connected > I am ok with creating a New Defined Zoning Configuration.   > What will happen to zones and alias when ports are move from FID 2 & FID 6 to FID 128 > What will happen to zones and alias when finally all ports are in FID 128 and we disable Virtual fabric   Step by step process to achieve scenerio 1& 2 will be highly appreicated.   Thanks
Remove Virtual Fabric