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    What is Port Zoning

    hello friends,

    I want to know what is the meaning of the term called port zoning in the networking world ? Does anybody have any information or ideas regarding this.....kindly give the necessary details......

    thanks

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    Re: What is Port Zoning

    Port zoning is used to update zone information every time a user changes switch ports. In addition, port zoning does not allow zones to overlap.

    Port zoning utilizes physical ports to define security zones. A users access to data is determined by what physical port is connected to.

    Port zoning is normally implemented using hard zoning, but could also be implemented using soft zoning.

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    Re: What is Port Zoning

    Port zoning is a method of defining security device ports(Fibre Channel N_Ports an/or NL_Ports) that are permitted to communicate with each other via fabric.

    Constraint - Any two N_Ports and/or NL_Ports that are not members of at least one common zone are not permitted to communicate via the fabric.
    Port zone membership is restricted by:
    (i) port location on a switch, (i.e., Domain_ID and port number)
    (ii) the device's N_Port Name.

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