What is a design consideration when adding an HPUX-based server to a current Brocade
fibresolution?

A.
Initiator zoning is needed

B.
The domain ID 8 must not be used on any switch

C.
The B-series Switch Adaptive Networking license is needed

D.
The HPUX server must be within three hops of the SAN Storage

Explanation:
For zoning by HBA, each zone has only one HBA (initiator); each of the target devices is
added to the zone. Typically, a zone is created for the HBA and the disk storage ports are
added. If the HBA also accesses tapedevices, HP recommends that a second zone be
created for the HBA and associated tape devices. For zoningrequirementswith different HBA
models on the same serverSetting the Domain ID:
Each switch in the fabric must have a unique domain ID. The domain ID can be manually set
through theconfigure command or can be automatically set. The default domain ID for the
Brocade DCX 8510-8 is 1. Usethe fabricShow command to view the already assigned
domain IDs.
http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Storage-Area-Networks-SAN/domain-id-8-conflictwithhpux/tdp/3647937#.UrD2VNJdWSo
Domain id 8 conflict with hpux:
DON’T* use domain ID 8 with HP-UX!
In the way like HW-Pathes are build and drivers work, the “8” indicates FC_AL mode, even if
your SAN isfabric, because the “8” stands for “storage” in FC_AL. Switch to another ID!.
If you are going to swap your switches, make sure to use the same domain ID and port
number to connect thestorage devices, because HP-UX is using both to build the hardware
path.
Specifically, don’t use domain id 8 (“Do not configure switches with a domain of 8. This
configuration isunsupported and will not work. HP systems reserve domain 8 for Private
Loop devices.”) and use vgexport/vgimport to associate LUN with the new device files you
will have after the change.