The levels are percentages allowed of the traffic type (not the percentage of suppression).   So zero percent is not allowing any of that traffic type.  100 % allows the traffic type to consume 100% of the bandwidth if present. Setting them all to 0 is a bad idea and will cause problems in your network. I suggest you disable storm control for all traffic types (equivalent to level 100) since that appears what you SAN vendor suggests.  The storm-control features default to disabled, so to set them to default: no storm-control broadcast no storm-control unicast no storm-control multicast
Hey Folks, We have a number of PowerConnect 6224 switches which are new to us and I need specifics on how to setup and verify the following on each switch: ·         Unicast storm control disabled on every switch that handles iSCSI traffic.  ·         Multicast disabled at the switch level for any iSCSI VLANs.  ·         Multicast storm control enabled (if available) when multicast cannot disabled.  ·         Broadcast disabled at the switch level for any iSCSI VLANs.  ·         Broadcast storm control enabled (if available) when broadcast cannot disabled. ·         Disable Spanning Tree (STP or RSTP) on ports which connect directly to end nodes (the server or Compellent controller’s iSCSI ports.  The configuration guide discusses "levels" of storm control such as "storm0control broadcast level" in the command line. According to our SAN vendor there are three types of storm controls that we need to be concerned with (see above). How do I ensure (syntax or gui) that each of these listed are correct? When making any changes such as these to ports does that disconnect or bounce them? Thanks, ~Steve
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