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Zone merging scenarios
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When two secure fabrics join, the traditional zoning merge does not occur. Instead, a zoning 
database is downloaded from the primary FCS switch of the merged secure fabric. When E_Ports 
are active between two switches, the name of the FCS server and a zoning policy set version 
identifier are exchanged between the switches. If the views of the two secure fabrics are the same, 
the fabric’s primary FCS server downloads the zoning database and security policy sets to each 
switch in the fabric. If there is a view conflict, the E_Ports are segmented due to incompatible 
security data.
As part of zoning architecture, you must determine which of the two basic zoning architectures 
(hard or soft) works best for your fabric. With time and planning, the basic hard zone configuration 
works for most sites. 
Zone merging scenarios
 provides information on merging zones and the expected results.
TABLE 51
Zone merging scenarios
Description
Switch A
Switch B
Expected results
Switch A has a defined configuration.
Switch B does not have a defined 
configuration.
defined:
cfg1: 
zone1: ali1; ali2
effective: none 
defined: none 
effective: none 
Configuration from Switch A to 
propagate throughout the fabric in an 
inactive state, because the 
configuration is not enabled.
Switch A has a defined and enabled 
configuration. 
Switch B has a defined configuration 
but no effective configuration.
defined: cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2 
effective: cfg1:
defined: cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2 
effective: none
Configuration from Switch A to 
propagate throughout the fabric. The 
configuration is enabled after the 
merge in the fabric.
Switch A and Switch B have the same 
defined configuration. Neither have an 
enabled configuration.
defined: cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2 
effective: none 
defined: cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2
effective: none
No change (clean merge).
Switch A and Switch B have the same 
defined and enabled configuration. 
defined: cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2
effective: cfg1: 
defined: cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2 
effective: cfg1:
No change (clean merge).
Switch A does not have a defined 
configuration.
Switch B has a defined configuration.
defined: none
effective: none
defined:cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2 
effective: none
Switch A will absorb the configuration 
from the fabric.
Switch A does not have a defined 
configuration.
Switch B has a defined configuration.
defined: none
effective: none 
defined:cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2
effective: cfg1
Switch A will absorb the configuration 
from the fabric, with cfg1 as the 
effective configuration.
Switch A and Switch B have the same 
defined configuration. Only Switch B 
has an enabled configuration.
defined: cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2
effective: none
defined: cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2
effective: cfg1 
Clean merge, with cfg1 as the 
effective configuration.
Switch A and Switch B have different 
defined configurations. Neither have 
an enabled zone configuration.
defined: cfg2
zone2: ali3; ali4 
effective: none
defined: cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2
effective: none
Clean merge. The new configuration 
will be a composite of the two.
defined: cfg1
zone1: ali1; ali2 
cfg2: 
zone2: ali3; ali4 
effective: none