This page is a short how-to explaining the Brocade switch cfgadd command, which adds zones to an existing zoning configuration, with example commands for cfgadd, cfgsave and cfgenable and a note that enabling can disrupt traffic. People land on it by searching the command name, usually while working on a SAN zoning task.
SAN and storage administrators and engineers working with Brocade Fibre Channel switches, seeking hands-on command reference; largest audience is in Australia.
A mention would suit enterprise storage and SAN-related brands, such as SAN monitoring or management software, storage training and certification, or backup and configuration management tools. It would read most naturally near the cfgsave/cfgenable steps or the related posts on backing up and viewing zoning configurations, though the niche audience and very low click volume (2 organic clicks in 28 days) limit fit for general consumer brands.
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