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    Additional FC MIBs proposed



    Everyone,
    
    This Internet-Draft describes a number of MIBs that the authors
    would like the IPS WG to take up.  The WG chairs are seeking
    input on the level interest in standardization and use of these
    MIBs, the appropriateness of working on them here (vs. T11) and
    prioritization (which ones to take up first, as all 9 in parallel
    is not likely).
    
    Send comments/opinions/etc. to the list or directly to Elizabeth
    (ElizabethRodriguez@ieee.org) and myself (black_david@emc.com).
    
    Thanks,
    --David
    ----------------------------------------------------
    David L. Black, Senior Technologist
    EMC Corporation, 176 South St., Hopkinton, MA  01748
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    	Title		: MIBs Standardization for Fibre Channel
    	Author(s)	: S. Gai et al.
    	Filename	: draft-gai-fc-mibs-00.txt
    	Pages		: 9
    	Date		: 2003-6-20
    	
    Fibre Channel (FC) is a high speed serial interface technology that   
    supports several Upper Layer Protocols including Small Computer 
    System Interface (SCSI) and IP. Fibre Channel is standardized by the 
    INCITS T11 Technical Committee. Fibre Channel Standards include 
    Framing and Signaling protocols [FC-FS], Generic Services protocols 
    [FC-GS-3], Switch Fabric protocols [FC-SW-2], etc.
    The management of a Fibre Channel network requires to monitor and set 
    many parameters related to these protocols and this may be 
    accomplished defining a proper set of MIBs.
    
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