1. Do I need to connect cable between Brocade 300 to enable ISL Trunk 2. What are benefit if I enable ISL Trunk between them 3. In what situation I need to enable ISL Trunk 4. Is ISL Trunk same meaning as StackWIse cable in Cisco. So instead of config each switch separately. I can connect to either switch but can config other switch too 5. If I enable ISL Trunk. Do I need to change my existing WWN zoning
With the SCv3020, and 2 FC switches you would not ISL trunk them, you would want 2 separate fabrics to accommodate 2 separate Fault Domains. You would use an ISL if you needed to connect another switch for additional ports, I'm not familiar with Cisco Stackwise so I cannot address that.
As Just Dave stated you want to have 2 separate fabrics for your SCv3020. ISL are not needed unless you need more ports on your switch. Here is a link to the Deployment guide for your SCv3020, & if you look on page 38 it shows best practice for cabling your SCv3020. http://topics-cdn.dell.com/pdf/storage-scv3000_deployment-guide_en-us.pdf
Please let us know if you have any other questions.
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Hello,
With the SCv3020, and 2 FC switches you would not ISL trunk them, you would want 2 separate fabrics to accommodate 2 separate Fault Domains. You would use an ISL if you needed to connect another switch for additional ports, I'm not familiar with Cisco Stackwise so I cannot address that.