Teledyne SierraNet M408 User manual

SierraNet M408
User Manual
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Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction...........................................................................................1
1.1 Analyzer Overview.................................................................................................................. 1
1.1.1 Receiving Your Analyzer .......................................................................................................................2
1.1.2 Unpacking the Analyzer.........................................................................................................................2
1.1.3 Analyzer Features...................................................................................................................................2
1.1.4 LEDs ........................................................................................................................................................3
1.1.5 Status and Configuration Display.........................................................................................................5
1.1.6 LCD Display and Button Functions for Configuring the Analyzer.....................................................5
1.2 Installing Your Analyzer......................................................................................................... 7
1.2.1 Software Installation ..............................................................................................................................7
1.3 Hardware Setup ...................................................................................................................... 7
1.3.1 Connecting in General ...........................................................................................................................7
1.3.2 Cables to Use..........................................................................................................................................8
1.4 Expandability .......................................................................................................................... 8
1.4.1 Removing Expansion Cards ..................................................................................................................9
1.4.2 Daisy-Chaining with CATC SYNC Expansion Cards .........................................................................12
1.5 Launching Your Analyzer .................................................................................................... 14
1.5.1 Using the Software ...............................................................................................................................14
1.5.2 Add Device to Project ..........................................................................................................................15
1.5.3 Device Management .............................................................................................................................16
1.5.4 Connecting via Ethernet ......................................................................................................................21
1.5.5 Connecting Via USB.............................................................................................................................27
1.5.6 Update Device.......................................................................................................................................28
1.6 Protocol Analyzer ................................................................................................................. 30
1.6.1 Easy and Advanced Modes .................................................................................................................30
1.6.2 Viewing Captured Data ........................................................................................................................30
1.6.3 Preferences ...........................................................................................................................................30
1.6.4 Port Status ............................................................................................................................................31
1.7 InFusion................................................................................................................................. 31
1.8 CrossSync Control Panel.....................................................................................................31

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1.8.1 Launching the CrossSync Control Panel...........................................................................................31
Chapter 2: Protocol Analysis ...............................................................................33
2.1 Starting a New Project.......................................................................................................... 34
2.2 Opening an Existing Project................................................................................................ 35
2.3 Closing an Existing Project .................................................................................................35
2.4 Software Menus and Toolbar............................................................................................... 36
2.5 Application Menu Options ................................................................................................... 38
2.5.1 File .........................................................................................................................................................38
2.5.2 Setup......................................................................................................................................................39
2.5.3 Analysis.................................................................................................................................................41
2.5.4 Navigation .............................................................................................................................................46
2.5.5 View .......................................................................................................................................................47
2.5.6 Window..................................................................................................................................................48
2.5.7 Help........................................................................................................................................................48
2.6 Analyzer Settings.................................................................................................................. 49
2.6.1 Device Pane ..........................................................................................................................................49
2.6.2 Probe Calibration..................................................................................................................................51
2.6.3 Port Status Pane...................................................................................................................................58
2.6.4 Session Control Pane ..........................................................................................................................59
2.6.5 Recording Settings Pane .....................................................................................................................59
2.6.6 Trigger/Filter Settings Pane.................................................................................................................62
2.7 Trigger Filter Settings in Easy Mode .................................................................................. 64
2.7.1 Trigger Tab............................................................................................................................................64
2.7.2 Filter Tab ...............................................................................................................................................65
2.7.3 Patterns and Data Capture Setup .......................................................................................................71
2.7.4 Pre- and Post Trigger Data Capture....................................................................................................71
2.7.5 Triggering/Filtering Patterns (Easy Mode) .........................................................................................71
2.7.6 Timers/External.....................................................................................................................................72
2.7.7 Pattern Editing Conventions ...............................................................................................................73
2.7.8 Ethernet Patterns..................................................................................................................................74
2.7.9 FC Patterns (Easy Mode) .....................................................................................................................94
2.7.10 Trigger Setup ....................................................................................................................................101
2.8 Advanced Mode (User-Defined) ........................................................................................ 104
2.8.1 Working in Advanced Mode ..............................................................................................................104
Chapter 3: Display Manipulation .......................................................................113
3.1 Viewer Display .................................................................................................................... 113
3.2 Quick View........................................................................................................................... 116
3.3 Switching Views.................................................................................................................. 117

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3.3.1 Decoding Assignments......................................................................................................................117
3.3.2 Spreadsheet View...............................................................................................................................118
3.3.3 Frame Inspector View ........................................................................................................................128
3.3.4 Traffic Summary View ........................................................................................................................131
3.3.5 Reassembly of Frames ......................................................................................................................132
3.3.6 Source and Destination Columns in Traffic Summary View .........................................................133
3.3.7 Data View.............................................................................................................................................134
3.3.8 Customize Display..............................................................................................................................135
3.3.9 Toolbars ..............................................................................................................................................136
3.3.10 Status Bar..........................................................................................................................................138
3.3.11 Search Status....................................................................................................................................138
3.4 Filtering................................................................................................................................ 138
3.4.1 Filter Setup..........................................................................................................................................139
3.5 Using Cursors..................................................................................................................... 142
3.5.1 Cursors................................................................................................................................................142
3.6 Find ...................................................................................................................................... 144
3.6.1 Save Find Setup..................................................................................................................................145
3.6.2 Search From........................................................................................................................................146
3.6.3 Find Direction .....................................................................................................................................146
3.6.4 Find Logic ...........................................................................................................................................146
3.6.5 Finding LUNs and LBAs ....................................................................................................................146
3.6.6 Data Pattern Search ...........................................................................................................................147
3.7 Preferences ......................................................................................................................... 149
3.7.1 Software Settings ...............................................................................................................................150
3.7.2 Port Alias.............................................................................................................................................153
3.7.3 Address Alias......................................................................................................................................154
3.7.4 Display Settings..................................................................................................................................155
3.8 Help Menu............................................................................................................................ 160
3.8.1 Tell Teledyne LeCroy .........................................................................................................................160
3.8.2 Help Topics .........................................................................................................................................160
3.8.3 License Information ...........................................................................................................................160
3.8.4 Check for Updates..............................................................................................................................161
3.8.5 Shortcut List .......................................................................................................................................161
3.8.6 About ...................................................................................................................................................162
Chapter 4: InFusion ............................................................................................163
4.1 InFusion Overview.............................................................................................................. 163
4.2 Key Features ....................................................................................................................... 164
4.3 Infusion Control Interface ..................................................................................................165
4.4 InFusion Scenario Manager Interface............................................................................... 166

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4.5 Port Configuration for InFusion ........................................................................................ 166
4.6 InFusion Scenarios............................................................................................................. 167
4.6.1 Scenario Overview .............................................................................................................................167
4.6.2 Jam Details..........................................................................................................................................170
4.6.3 Scenario Events..................................................................................................................................170
4.6.4 Scenario Actions ................................................................................................................................181
4.6.5 Available Resources ..........................................................................................................................191
4.6.6 Using Counters in Events and Actions ............................................................................................192
4.6.7 Capturing a Data Dword.....................................................................................................................193
4.6.8 Using Captured Data Dwords............................................................................................................193
4.6.9 Dword Matcher....................................................................................................................................195
4.6.10 Reusing “Captured DWORDS” in Events.......................................................................................195
4.6.11 Global Rules......................................................................................................................................197
4.6.12 Sequences.........................................................................................................................................198
4.6.13 Scenario Libraries ............................................................................................................................199
4.6.14 Traffic Direction ................................................................................................................................199
4.6.15 Copy and Paste Scenarios .............................................................................................................200
4.6.16 Copy and Paste Library ...................................................................................................................201
4.6.17 Copy/Cut and Paste States..............................................................................................................203
4.6.18 Copy/Cut and Paste Conditions......................................................................................................203
4.6.19 Copy/Cut and Paste Events.............................................................................................................203
4.6.20 Marker Trigger ..................................................................................................................................203
4.6.21 Synch Jammer Scenarios with Jammer Internal Triggers ...........................................................206
4.7 Scenario Example............................................................................................................... 209
4.7.1 Example: Insert DWORD Matcher .....................................................................................................209
4.7.2 Sequence Creation .............................................................................................................................213
4.7.3 Summary of Scenario Creation .........................................................................................................214
4.8 Running Scenarios............................................................................................................. 214
Chapter 5: Batch Scenario .................................................................................217
5.1 Using the Batch Scenario Feature .................................................................................... 217
5.1.1 Interface...............................................................................................................................................219
5.2 Batch Scenario Overview................................................................................................... 219
5.2.1 Adding Commands.............................................................................................................................220
5.2.2 Adding Events ....................................................................................................................................224
5.2.3 State Transition ..................................................................................................................................227
5.2.4 Global Variables .................................................................................................................................228

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Appendix A: China Restriction of Hazardous Substances Table...................233
Appendix B: How to Contact Teledyne LeCroy................................................235
Index:.................................................................................................................. 237

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SierraNetM408UserManual 1
Chapter 1
Introduction
ThismanualdescribesinstallationandoperationoftheTeledyneLeCroy
SierraNetM408™ Fibre ChanneloverEthernet(FCoE)Protocol Analyzerandincludes
examplesoftypicalapplications.
Figure 1.1 Teledyne LeCroy SierraNetM408 Protocol Analyzer
1.1 Analyzer Overview
The SierraNet M408 analyzer is Teledyne LeCroy's 10 Gigabit Ethernet, 40 Gigabit Ethernet and 16
Gigabit Fibre Channel Analyzer and Jammer platform.TheM408haseightSFP+10GigE/16G
FCandtwoQSFP40GigEports.TheM408isveryportableandcanalsoberackmounted
(1Uform‐factor).Upto64GBofcapturememoryallowextensiveline‐speedcapturing.
Theanalyzersupports“SuperJumbo”packetsupto64K.
TheM408portsallowsignalstopassthroughwithoutre‐timing,ensuringthatthetest
platformisastransparentaspossible.
Theanalyzercanbecontrolledeitherviaan1GbEconnectiontothelocalnetworkorviaa
USBconnection.TheSierraNetM408providestheuserwithaneasytounderstandcontrol
panelandLEDindicators.
MajorfeaturesoftheM408includetriggeringonback‐to‐backevents,useofcounters
withintriggerconditions,andmulti‐state(upto24)triggeringandfilteringstatemachines
withfourtransitionsperstate.

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1.1.1 Receiving Your Analyzer
Theanalyzerpackageincludesthefollowingcomponents:
SierraNetM408Analyzeridentifiedinthepackinglist
SierraNetM408QuickStart
USBA‐B3.0cable,1meter
USBA‐B2.0cable,1.8meter
Ethernetcable,10feet
Three‐ProngACpowercord
C13‐C1410Apowercord,2meter
InstallationCDROMwithsoftwareanddocumentation
1.1.2 Unpacking the Analyzer
Inspectthereceivedshippingcontainerforanydamage.Unpackthecontainerand
accountforeachofthesystemcomponentslistedontheaccompanyingpackinglist.
Visuallyinspecteachcomponentforabsenceofdamage.Intheeventofdamage,notify
theshipperandTeledyneLeCroy.Retainallshippingmaterialsforshipper’sinspection.
1.1.3 Analyzer Features
TheAnalyzerhasthefollowingfeatures:
PowerSwitch
Speed,LinkandStatusLEDs(seenextpage)
Ports1and2connectorpair
Ports3and4connectorpair
Ports5and6connectorpair
Ports7and8connectorpair
Ports9and10connectorpair
StatusandConfigurationLCDDisplay
FrontPanelConfigurationButtons
ExternalTriggerInputandOutput
USBportforhostconnectivity
Ethernetportfornetworkconnectivity
CrossSyncControlPanel
Figure 1.2: Front Panel

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Ontheback,theAnalyzerhas:
PowerIn
Figure 1.3: Back Panel
1.1.4 LEDs
LEDsindicatorssupporteachportlinkpair(P1‐P2;P3‐P4;P5‐P6;P7‐P8andP9‐10)
withthefollowingfunctionality(seeFigure 1.4):
SpeedLEDs
TheLEDsforSPEEDilluminateasfollows:
GBE FibreChannel
YellowReserved 4G/2G/1GFC
Green 10GigE 8GFC
Blue 40GigE 16GFC
LinkActivityLEDs
Green NetworkactivityDetected
Yellow Linkup,noactivity
NoColor Nolink
StatusLEDs
YellowBlinking Waitingfortrigger
YellowSolid Triggered
RedErrordetected
NoColor NoActivity

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Figure 1.4: LEDs on the Front Panel

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1.1.5 Status and Configuration Display
TheAnalyzerfrontLCDdisplayindicatestheconfigurationandstatusofthedevice.For
example,duringinitialization,theLCDpaneldisplaysbootstatusmessages.
1.1.6 LCD Display and Button Functions for Configuring the Analyzer
ThebasicsettingsoftheSierraNetM408canbeconfiguredfromtheunititself.Five
buttonsareprovidedtoenableyoutoconfiguretheAnalyzer.Whenyoufirstturnonthe
Analyzer,afterinitialization,theLCDdisplaysSierraNetM408Availablewithtwoarrows
pointingupanddownasshownintheillustrationbelow.
Figure 1.5: LCD Display and Button on the Front Panel
WhenconnectedviaethernetorUSB,theUpandDownbuttonsdisplaythe
following:
DisplayscurrentStaticorDynamicIPAddress
SierraNetM408SN(serialnumber)
Connection
UnitName
SetIPConfiguration
IPModeDynamic,or
IPModeStatic
TheLeftandRightbuttonsareusedtochangetheconfigurationproperties.
TheLCDwilldisplayButtonInactiveInThisMenuItemifthebuttondoesnotserveany
purposeforthatselection.
PerformthefollowingstepstosetIPConfiguration,StaticonDynamicIPusingthe
buttonsandtheLCDdisplayontheAnalyzer:
Set IP Configuration
TosetIPConfiguration:
1. PresstheUpButtononcetogetintotheSetIPConfigurationmode.
2. PresstheCenterButtononcetoselectSetIPConfiguration.
SierraNet M408
Available
UpButton
DownButton
Left
Button
Right
Button
LCDDisplay
Center
Button

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SetIPModeStaticisdisplayedintheLCDdisplay.IfyoudonotwanttosetIPMode
Static,presstheUpButtontosettheIPModeDynamic,see“IPModeDynamic”on
page 6).
3. PresstheCenterButtononcetoselectSetIPModeStatic.
TheStaticIPaddress(forexample:188.168.040.036)isdisplayedintheLCDdisplay.
4. PresstheCenterButtononcetosettheStaticIPaddress.
ThefirstnumeraloftheIPaddresswillstartblinking.
5. UsetheUpButtonorDownButtontochangetheIPAddress.
6. PresstheRightButtonorLeftButtontomovetotherightorlefttochangeeach
componentofthestaticordynamicIPaddressandchangeitusingstep5.
7. OncetheIPAddressisset,pressthecenterbuttontoselectit.
8. PresstheUpButtononcetoAcceptandReboot.
9. PresstheUpButtononcetoCanceltheChanges.
10. PresstheUpButtononcetosettheGatewayaddress.Repeatsteps4through9to
settheGatewayaddress.
11. PresstheUpButtononcetosettheSubnetMaskaddress.Repeatsteps4through9
tosettheSubnetMaskaddress.
12. PresstheUpButtononcetosettheStaticIPaddress.Repeatsteps4through9to
settheStaticIPaddress.
13. PresstheCenterButtononcetoconfirmreboot.TheLCDdisplaywillreadCenter
ButtontoConfirmReboot.
14. TheAnalyzerwillreboot.TheLCDdisplaywilldisplaythenewIPConfiguration.
IPMode Dynamic
PerformthefollowingstepstosetIPModeDynamicontheAnalyzer:
1. PresstheUpButtononcetogetintotheSetIPConfigurationmode.
2. PresstheCenterButtononcetoselectSetIPConfiguration.
SetIPModeDynamicisdisplayedintheLCDdisplay.
3. PresstheCenterButtononcetoselectSetIPModeDynamic.
TheDynamicIPaddress(forexample:188.168.040.036)isdisplayedintheLCD
display.
4. PresstheCenterButtontoselectit.
5. PresstheUpButtononcetoAcceptandReboot.
6. PresstheUpButtononcetoCanceltheChanges.
Note: Incasethedeviceisoftenmovedfromonesubnettotheother,itisrecommendedtoconfigure
theDHCPserversothatthedevicealwaysreceivesthesame(known)IPaddress.ManyDHCP
serverallowthistypeofstaticallocationbasedonthedevicesMACaddress.

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1.2 Installing Your Analyzer
1.2.1 Software Installation
ThesoftwareworksonsystemsusingtheWindows®XP,WindowsServer2003,Windows
Server2008R2,WindowsServer2012,Windows 7andWindows 8/8.1operatingsystems.
1. InserttheInstallationCD‐ROMintotheCDdriveonthehostmachine.
2. Theinstallationautomaticallystartssetup,unlessAutoRunisoff.Inthatcase,select
theCD‐ROMfrom“MyComputer”andclickSetup.
3. Afterthewarningtocloseallotherprogramsandbeforestartingtheinstallation,
theInstallcomponentselectionopens.
4. Selectcomponentsforinstallation.
5. ClickNexttocompletetheinstallation.
System restart
YoumustrestartyourcomputerbeforeyoucanuseyourAnalyzersoftware.
Error Message
IfyougetanerrormessageduringinstallationofthedriversforWindows,consultyour
systemadministrator.Yoursystemmayallowonlyadministrator‐leveluserstocopysuch
driverfiles.
1.3 Hardware Setup
Thehardwaresetupisdescribedbelow.
1.3.1 Connecting in General
Note: Youmustinstallthesoftwarebeforeconnectingtheanalyzertothehostmachineforthefirst
time.
Tosetuptheanalyzer:
1. Connecttheanalyzertoa100V–240V,50Hz–60Hz,poweroutletandturnonthe
Powerswitch.
Atpoweron,theanalyzerwillgothroughinitializationasshownontheLCDdisplay.
2. ConnecttheUSBcablebetweentheSierraNetM408USBportandaUSBportonthe
HostPC.ThehostPCoperatingsystemdetectstheanalyzerandconfiguresthe
driversautomatically.
(See“ConnectingviaEthernet”onpage 21forEthernetconnectivity.)
3. Connecttheanalyzerasshowninthefollowingfigure.Thefollowingfigureshows
connectionsbetweenPort‐pairsP1‐P2toDevice1andDevice2;P3‐P4toDevice3
andDevice4;andsoon.

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Figure 1.6: Analyzer Connections
1.3.2 Cables to Use
ConnecttoandfromdevicesusingSFP+/QSFPandacablesuitableforyoursetup.
Figure 1.7: Analyzer Connections
1.4 Expandability
Youcanexpandthefunctionalityofthetesterbydaisy‐chainingmultipleSierraNetM408
analyzerswithCATCSYNCExpansionCards(ACC‐EXP‐002‐X).
Youcanremoveexpansioncardswithtwosimpletools.
2
1
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4

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1.4.1 Removing Expansion Cards
Youcanremoveexpansioncardsusingtwotools:
Standard(flatblade)3/16”screwdriver
TeledyneLeCroyExtractionTool(partnumber230‐0160‐00)
Figure 1.8: Tools needed to Remove the Expansion Cards
Note: TheSierraNetM408ProtocolAnalyzerdoesnotsupportthepowerexpansioncardshown
below.However,themethodofinsertingandremovinganyexpansioncardisthesame.
Toremoveanexpansioncard,followthesesteps:
1. UnplugthesystemfromACpowerandturnthesystemsotheexpansionportis
facingyou.Notethetworetainingscrewsandtheholesfortheextractiontoolthat
arelocatedonthepaneloftheexpansioncard.
Figure 1.9: Holes in the Expansion Card Panel
2. Inserttheextraction‐toolprongsintotheholesintheexpansioncardpanel.
Holes in the
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Note: Iftheprongsdonotslipeasilyintotheholes,useasmallnailfileorsimilardevicetoremove
paintfromtheprongs
Figure 1.10: Insertion of Handle/Tool into Expansion Card Panel
3. Rotatetheextractiontooltoahorizontalpositiontolocktheprongsintoplaceand
makeahandle
Figure 1.11: Rotate Handle/Tool from Vertical to Horizontal
4. Usingthescrewdriver,loosenbothretainingscrewsbyrotatingthemcounter‐
clockwiseapproximatelytwofullturns,untilfeelingslightresistance.Donotforce
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Figure 1.12: Loosen Screws with Flat Bladed Screw Driver
5. Usingtheextractiontoolasahandle,gentlywriggletheexpansioncardforward
about1/8”.
Figure 1.13: Pulling on the Expansion Card
6. Repeatsteps4and5approximatelythreetimes,untilthecardisfreefromthe
retainingscrewsandyoucanremovethecardfromthesystem.
Figure 1.14: Remove Expansion Card from Chassis

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1.4.2 Daisy-Chaining with CATC SYNC Expansion Cards
Youcandaisy‐chainanalyzerunitsforhigherportcount,byconnectingtheunitsthrough
theoptionalCATCSYNCExpansionCardontheanalyzerback.
Connecting Two SierraNetM408 Analyzers via the CATC Sync Expansion Card (ACC-EXP-
002-X)
MultipleSierraNetM408AnalyzerscanbeconnectedusingtheirCATCSyncportswhich
requireanoptionalexpansioncard(ACC‐EXP‐002‐X).
Note: Refertorelevantprotocolanalyzerusermanualforinstructionsonhowtoinstalltheexpansion
card.
Todosoperformthefollowingsteps:
1. Makesuretostopanyrecordingsinprogress.
Note: Youmayplug/unplugthesynccablewhiletheanalyzerunitispoweredon.
2. ConnectthefemaleendofthesynccabletotheSYNCOUTportofoneSierraNet
M408.
3. ConnectthemaleendofthesynccabletotheSYNCINportoftheotherSierraNet
M408(seeFigure 1.15onpage 12.)
Figure 1.15: An Example of Connecting two SierraNetM408 Analyzers
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