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A QoS policy can be defined within a Virtual Fabric
Example
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<VirtualFabric>
<Name>Storage</Name>
<Enable>1</Enable>
<Security>1</Security>
<QOS>1</QOS>
<Bandwidth>20%</Bandwidth>
<!-- <Member>group_with_storage_targets</Member> -->
<LimitedMember>All</LimitedMember>
<Application>Storage</Application>
<Application>
<Name>Storage</Name>
<IncludeApplication>iSER</IncludeApplication>
<IncludeApplication>Lustre</IncludeApplication>
</Application>
<Application>
<Name>Lustre</Name>
<!--
ServiceID = 0x000000000106XXXX where XXXX is socket "port number"
-->
<!--
<ServiceIDRange>0x0000000001060000-0x000000000106FFFF</ServiceIDRange>
-->
<!-- Default port 987 = 0x03DB -->
<ServiceID>0x00000000010603DB</ServiceID>
</Application>
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Here is a sample opafm.xml fileTODO: still need to elaborate on this. Trying to get a hold of a sample opa-fm.xml file.