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Cisco N5010P-N2K-BE Software Configuration Manual (704 pages)

NX-OS Software Configuration Guide

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Router | Size: 9.37 MB

Table of Contents

3
- Document Conventions
  34
- Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
  35
- Related Documentation
  35
- CHAPTER 1 Product Overview
  
  37
  - Cisco Nexus 5000 Series Switch Hardware
    39
    
    Ethernet Interfaces
    40
    
    Fabric Extender
    40
    
    Fibre Channel Interfaces
    40
    
    Management Interfaces
    40
  - Cisco Nexus 5000 Series Switch Software
    40
    
    Ethernet Switching
    41
    
    Fcoe and Fibre Channel Switching
    41
    
    Switch Management
    42
    
    Network Security Features
    43
    
    Virtual Device Contexts
    44
  - Typical Deployment Topologies
    44
    
    Ethernet Tor Switch Topology
    44
    
    Fabric Extender Deployment Topology
    45
    
    I/O Consolidation Topology
    47
  - Supported Standards
    48
  - Configuration Fundamentals
    49
- New Technologies in the Cisco Nexus 5000 Series
  37
  - I/O Consolidation
    38
  - Virtual Interfaces
    39
  - Expansion Modules
    39
Using the Command-Line Interface

51
- CHAPTER 2 Using the Command-Line Interface2-1
  
  51
  - Accessing the Command Line Interface
    51
  - Using the CLI
    52
    
    Using CLI Command Modes
    52
    
    CLI Command Hierarchy
    53
  - Using the CLI
    53
    
    EXEC Mode Commands
    54
    
    Configuration Mode Commands
    55
  - Using Commands
    56
    
    Entering Command Sequences
    57
    
    Listing Commands and Syntax
    57
    
    Undoing or Reverting to Default Values or Conditions
    57
    
    Using Keyboard Shortcuts
    58
  - Using CLI Variables
    59
    
    User-Defined Persistent CLI Variables
    59
  - Using Command Aliases
    60
  - Command Scripts
    61
    
    Executing Commands Specified in a Script
    61
    
    Using CLI Variables in Scripts
    62
    
    Setting the Delay Time
    63
Configuring the Switch

65
- CHAPTER 3 Configuring the Switch3-1
  
  65
  - Defining Command Aliases
    61
  - Image Files on the Switch
    65
    
    Boot Sequence
    66
    
    Starting the Switch
    66
  - Image Files on the Switch
    66
    
    Console Settings
    67
  - Upgrading the Switch
    68
  - Downgrading from a Higher Release
    70
  - Initial Configuration
    71
    
    Configuration Prerequisites
    71
    
    Initial Setup
    72
    
    Preparing to Configure the Switch
    72
    
    Configuring the Switch
    73
    
    Default Login
    73
    
    Changing the Initial Configuration
    76
  - Accessing the Switch
    76
  - Additional Switch Configuration
    76
    
    Assigning a Switch Name
    77
    
    Configuring Date, Time, and Time Zone
    77
    
    Adjusting for Daylight Saving Time or Summer Time
    78
  - NTP Configuration
    79
    
    About NTP
    79
    
    NTP Configuration Guidelines
    80
    
    Configuring NTP
    81
    
    NTP CFS Distribution
    81
  - Management Interface Configuration
    83
    
    About the Mgmt0 Interface
    83
    
    Configuring the Management Interface
    84
    
    Displaying Management Interface Configuration
    84
    
    Shutting down the Management Interface
    85
  - Managing the Switch Configuration
    85
    
    Displaying the Switch Configuration
    85
    
    Saving a Configuration
    85
Using Switch File Systems

86
- Clearing a Configuration
  86
- Setting the Current Directory
  86
- Creating a Directory
  87
- Deleting an Existing Directory
  87
- Displaying the Current Directory
  87
- Listing the Files in a Directory
  87
- Copying Files
  88
- Deleting Files
  88
- Moving Files
  88
- Compressing and Uncompressing Files
  89
- Displaying File Contents
  89
- Saving Command Output to a File
  89
Managing Licenses

91
- CHAPTER 4 Managing Licenses
  
  92
  - Licensing Model
    92
  - License Installation
    93
    
    Obtaining a Factory-Installed License
    93
    
    Performing a Manual Installation
    94
  - Obtaining the License Key File
    94
  - Installing the License Key File
    94
  - Backing up License Files
    96
  - Identifying License Features in Use
    96
  - Uninstalling Licenses
    96
  - Updating Licenses
    98
  - Grace Period Alerts
    98
  - License Transfers between Switches
    99
  - Verifying the License Configuration
    100
  - LAN Switching
    101
Configuring Ethernet Interfaces

103
- CHAPTER 5 Configuring Ethernet Interfaces5-1
  
  103
  - Information about Ethernet Interfaces
    103
    
    About the Interface Command
    103
    
    About the Unidirectional Link Detection Parameter
    104
  - Configuring Ethernet Interfaces
    104
  - This Section Includes the Following Topics
    104
    
    About Interface Speed
    106
    
    About the Cisco Discovery Protocol
    106
    
    About the Debounce Timer Parameters
    106
    
    About MTU Configuration
    107
  - Configuring Ethernet Interfaces
    107
    
    Configuring the UDLD Mode
    107
    
    Configuring Interface Speed
    108
    
    Configuring the Cisco Discovery Protocol
    109
    
    Configuring the Debounce Timer
    110
    
    Configuring the Description Parameter
    111
    
    Disabling and Restarting Ethernet Interfaces
    111
  - Displaying Interface Information
    112
    
    Default Physical Ethernet Settings
    114
- Chapter 6 Configuring Vlans
  
  117
  - Information about Vlans
    117
    
    Understanding Vlans
    117
    
    Understanding VLAN Ranges
    118
    
    Creating, Deleting, and Modifying Vlans
    119
  - Configuring a VLAN
    120
    
    Creating and Deleting a VLAN
    120
    
    Entering the VLAN Submode and Configuring the VLAN
    121
    
    Adding Ports to a VLAN
    122
  - Verifying VLAN Configuration
    122
  - About Private Vlans
    125
    
    Primary and Secondary Vlans in Private Vlans
    126
    
    Understanding Private VLAN Ports
    127
    
    Understanding Broadcast Traffic in Private Vlans
    129
    
    Understanding Private VLAN Port Isolation
    129
- Chapter 7 Configuring Private Vlans
  
  125
  - Configuring a Private VLAN
    129
    
    Configuration Guidelines for Private Vlans
    130
    
    Enabling Private Vlans
    130
    
    Associating Secondary Vlans with a Primary Private VLAN
    131
    
    Configuring a VLAN as a Private VLAN
    131
    
    Configuring an Interface as a Private VLAN Host Port
    132
    
    Configuring an Interface as a Private VLAN Promiscuous Port
    133
  - Verifying Private VLAN Configuration
    134
    
    Information about Rapid PVST+
    137
- CHAPTER 8 Configuring Rapid PVST+8-1
  
  138
  - Information about Rapid PVST
    138
    
    Understanding STP
    138
    
    Understanding the Bridge ID
    139
    
    Understanding Bpdus
    140
Understanding Rapid Pvst+

142
- Understanding Rapid PVST
  142
- Figure
  144
- Proposal and Agreement Handshake
  144
- Rapid PVST+ Bpdus
  144
- Protocol Timers
  145
- Port Roles
  146
- Port States
  147
- Synchronization of Port Roles
  149
- Detecting Unidirectional Link Failure
  150
- Port Cost
  151
- Port Priority
  152
- Rapid PVST+ and IEEE 802.1Q Trunks
  152
- Rapid PVST+ Interoperation with Legacy 802.1D STP
  152
Configuring Rapid Pvst+

153
Configuring Mst

163
- CHAPTER 9 Configuring MST
  
  164
  - Information about MST
    164
    
    MST Overview
    164
    
    MST Regions
    164
    
    MST Bpdus
    165
    
    MST Configuration Information
    165
    
    IST, CIST, and CST
    166
    
    Boundary Ports
    169
    
    Hop Count
    169
    
    Detecting Unidirectional Link Failure
    170
    
    Port Cost and Port Priority
    170
    
    Configuring MST
    171
    
    Interoperability with IEEE 802.1D
    171
    
    Interoperability with Rapid PVST+: Understanding PVST Simulation
    171
Mst Configuration Guidelines

172
- Enabling MST
  172
- Entering MST Configuration Mode
  173
- Specifying the MST Name
  174
- Specifying the Configuration on an MST Region
  175
- Specifying the MST Configuration Revision Number
  175
- Mapping and Unmapping Vlans to MST Instances
  177
- Configuring the Root Bridge
  178
- Mapping Secondary Vlans to same MSTI as Primary Vlans for Private Vlans
  178
- Configuring a Secondary Root Bridge
  179
- Configuring the Port Priority
  180
- Configuring the Port Cost
  181
- Configuring the Switch Priority
  182
- Configuring the Hello Time
  183
- Configuring the Forwarding-Delay Time
  184
- Configuring the Maximum-Aging Time
  184
- Configuring the Maximum-Hop Count
  184
- Configuring PVST Simulation Globally
  185
- Configuring PVST Simulation Per Port
  185
- Specifying the Link Type
  186
- Restarting the Protocol
  187
- Verifying MST Configurations
  187
Configuring Stp Extensions

189
- Information about STP Extensions
  189
- CHAPTER 10 Configuring STP Extensions
  
  190
  - Information about STP Extensions
    190
    
    Understanding Bridge Assurance
    190
    
    Understanding STP Port Types
    190
  - Understanding BPDU Guard
    191
  - Understanding BPDU Filtering
    191
  - Understanding Loop Guard
    192
Configuring Stp Extensions

193
Configuring Etherchannels

203
- Information about Etherchannels
  203
- CHAPTER 11 Configuring Etherchannels11-1
  
  204
  - Information about Etherchannels
    204
    
    Compatibility Requirements
    204
    
    Configuring Etherchannels
    204
    
    Understanding Etherchannels
    204
    
    Load Balancing Using Etherchannels
    205
    
    Understanding LACP
    206
Configuring Etherchannels

209
- Creating an Etherchannel
  209
- Adding a Port to an Etherchannel
  210
- Configuring Load Balancing Using Etherchannels
  211
- Configuring Port-Channel Port Modes
  212
- Enabling LACP
  212
- Configuring the LACP Port Priority
  213
- Configuring the LACP System Priority and System ID
  213
- Verifying Port-Channel Configuration
  214
- CHAPTER 12 Configuring Access and Trunk Interfaces
  
  215
  - Information about Access and Trunk Interfaces
    215
    
    Understanding Access and Trunk Interfaces
    215
    
    Understanding IEEE 802.1Q Encapsulation
    216
    
    Understanding Access Vlans
    217
    
    Understanding the Native VLAN ID for Trunk Ports
    217
    
    Configuring a LAN Interface as an Ethernet Access Port
    218
    
    Configuring Access and Trunk Interfaces
    218
    
    Understanding Allowed Vlans
    218
    
    Configuring Access Host Ports
    219
    
    Configuring the Native VLAN for 802.1Q Trunking Ports
    220
    
    Configuring Trunk Ports
    220
    
    Configuring the Allowed Vlans for Trunking Ports
    221
    
    Verifying Interface Configuration
    222
- CHAPTER 13 Configuring the MAC Address Table13-1
  
  223
- Chapter 14 Configuring IGMP Snooping
  
  227
  - Information about IGMP Snooping
    227
    
    Igmpv1 and Igmpv2
    228
    
    IGMP Forwarding
    229
    
    IGMP Snooping Querier
    229
    
    Igmpv3
    229
  - Configuring IGMP Snooping Parameters
    230
  - Verifying IGMP Snooping Configuration
    232
- CHAPTER 15 Configuring Traffic Storm Control15-1
  
  235
- CHAPTER 16 Configuring AAA
  
  241
- CHAPTER 17 Configuring RADIUS17-1
  
  255
- CHAPTER 18 Configuring Tacacs
  
  269
  - TACACS+ Advantages
    270
  - User Login with TACACS
    270
  - Default TACACS+ Server Encryption Type and Preshared Key
    271
  - TACACS+ Server Monitoring
    271
  - Prerequisites for TACACS
    272
  - Guidelines and Limitations
    272
  - Configuring TACACS
    272
    
    TACACS+ Server Configuration Process
    272
    
    Configuring TACACS+ Server Hosts
    273
    
    Enabling TACACS
    273
    
    Configuring Global Preshared Keys
    274
    
    Configuring TACACS+ Server Groups
    275
    
    Configuring TACACS+ Server Preshared Keys
    275
    
    Specifying a TACACS+ Server at Login
    276
    
    Configuring the Global TACACS+ Timeout Interval
    277
    
    Configuring the Timeout Interval for a Server
    277
    
    Configuring TCP Ports
    278
    
    Configuring Periodic TACACS+ Server Monitoring
    279
    
    Configuring the Dead-Time Interval
    280
    
    Disabling TACACS
    280
    
    Manually Monitoring TACACS+ Servers or Groups
    280
  - Displaying TACACS+ Statistics
    281
  - Verifying TACACS+ Configuration
    281
  - Example TACACS+ Configuration
    281
  - Default Settings
    282
Configuring Ssh and Telnet

283
- CHAPTER 19 Configuring SSH and Telnet19-1
  
  283
  - Information about SSH and Telnet
    283
    
    SSH Server
    283
    
    SSH Client
    284
    
    SSH Server Keys
    284
    
    Telnet Server
    284
  - Prerequisites for SSH
    284
  - Configuring SSH
    285
    
    Generating SSH Server Keys
    285
    
    Specifying the SSH Public Keys for User Accounts
    286
    
    Clearing SSH Hosts
    288
    
    Deleting SSH Server Keys
    288
    
    Disabling the SSH Server
    288
    
    Starting SSH Sessions to Remote Devices
    288
    
    Clearing SSH Sessions
    289
  - Guidelines and Limitations
    285
  - Configuring Telnet
    289
    
    Enabling the Telnet Server
    289
    
    Clearing Telnet Sessions
    290
    
    Starting Telnet Sessions to Remote Devices
    290
  - SSH Example Configuration
    291
  - Verifying the SSH and Telnet Configuration
    291
  - Default Settings
    292
    
    SSH Server
    292
    
    Telnet Server
    292
- CHAPTER 20 Configuring Acls
  
  293
  - Information about Acls
    293
    
    IP ACL Types and Applications
    293
    
    Rules
    294
  - Configuring IP Acls
    296
    
    Changing an IP ACL
    297
    
    Creating an IP ACL
    297
    
    Removing an IP ACL
    298
    
    Applying an IP ACL as a Port ACL
    299
    
    Changing Sequence Numbers in an IP ACL
    299
    
    Applying an IP ACL as a VACL
    300
    
    Verifying IP ACL Configurations
    300
    
    Displaying and Clearing IP ACL Statistics
    301
  - Configuring MAC Acls
    301
    
    Changing a MAC ACL
    302
    
    Creating a MAC ACL
    302
    
    Removing a MAC ACL
    303
    
    Applying a MAC ACL as a Port ACL
    304
    
    Changing Sequence Numbers in a MAC ACL
    304
    
    Applying a MAC ACL as a VACL
    305
    
    Displaying and Clearing MAC ACL Statistics
    305
    
    Verifying MAC ACL Configurations
    305
    
    Information about VLAN Acls
    306
    
    Vacls and Access Maps
    306
    
    Vacls and Actions
    306
    
    Configuring Vacls
    307
    
    Creating or Changing a VACL
    307
    
    Statistics
    307
    
    Applying a VACL to a VLAN
    308
    
    Removing a VACL
    308
    
    Displaying and Clearing VACL Statistics
    309
    
    Verifying VACL Configuration
    309
    
    Default Settings
    310
  - System Management
    311
- CHAPTER 21 Using Cisco Fabric Services21-1
  
  313
  - Information about CFS
    313
  - CFS Distribution
    314
    
    CFS Distribution Modes
    314
    
    Enabling/Disabling CFS Distribution on a Switch
    315
    
    CFS Distribution over IP
    316
    
    Verifying CFS Distribution Status
    316
    
    CFS Distribution over Fibre Channel
    317
    
    CFS Distribution Scopes
    317
    
    CFS Merge Support
    318
  - CFS Support for Applications
    318
    
    CFS Application Requirements
    318
    
    Enabling CFS for an Application
    319
    
    Committing Changes
    320
    
    Locking the Network
    320
    
    Discarding Changes
    321
    
    Saving the Configuration
    321
  - CFS Regions
    321
    
    About CFS Regions
    322
    
    Example Scenario
    322
    
    Managing CFS Regions
    322
  - Clearing a Locked Session
    321
  - Configuring CFS over IP
    324
    
    Enabling CFS over IP
    324
    
    Configuring IP Multicast Address for CFS over IP
    325
    
    Verifying the CFS over IP Configuration
    325
    
    Verifying IP Multicast Address Configuration for CFS over IP
    326
  - Displaying CFS Distribution Information
    326
  - Default Settings
    328
- CHAPTER 22 Configuring User Accounts and RBAC22-1
  
  329
  - Information about User Accounts and RBAC
    329
    
    About User Accounts
    329
    
    About User Roles
    330
    
    Characteristics of Strong Passwords
    330
    
    About Rules
    331
    
    About User Role Policies
    331
  - Configuring User Accounts
    332
  - Guidelines and Limitations
    332
  - Configuring RBAC
    333
    
    Creating User Roles and Rules
    333
    
    Changing User Role Interface Policies
    335
    
    Creating Feature Groups
    335
    
    Changing User Role VLAN Policies
    336
    
    Changing User Role VSAN Policies
    336
  - Example User Accounts and RBAC Configuration
    337
  - Verifying User Accounts and RBAC Configuration
    337
  - Default Settings
    338
- Chapter 23 Configuring Session Manager
  
  339
  - Configuration Guidelines and Limitations
    339
  - Configuring Session Manager
    339
    
    Configuring Acls in a Session
    340
    
    Creating a Session
    340
    
    Committing a Session
    341
    
    Discarding a Session
    341
    
    Saving a Session
    341
    
    Session Manager Example Configuration
    341
    
    Verifying a Session
    341
  - Information about Session Manager
    339
  - Verifying Session Manager Configuration
    342
- CHAPTER 24 Configuring Online Diagnostics24-1
  
  343
  - Information about Online Diagnostics
    343
    
    Bootup Diagnostics
    343
    
    Online Diagnostics Overview
    343
    
    Health Monitoring Diagnostics
    344
    
    Expansion Module Diagnostics
    345
  - Configuring Online Diagnostics
    346
  - Default Settings
    346
  - Verifying Online Diagnostics Configuration
    346
- Chapter 25 Configuring System Message Logging
  
  349
- CHAPTER 26 Configuring Smart Call Home26-1
  
  359
  - Information about Call Home
    359
    
    Call Home Overview
    359
    
    Call Home Alert Groups
    360
    
    Destination Profiles
    360
    
    Call Home Message Levels
    362
    
    Obtaining Smart Call Home
    363
  - Configuration Guidelines and Limitations
    363
  - Prerequisites for Call Home
    363
  - Configuring Call Home
    364
    
    Configuring Contact Information
    364
    
    Guidelines for Configuring Call Home
    364
    
    Creating a Destination Profile
    366
    
    Modifying a Destination Profile
    366
    
    Associating an Alert Group with a Destination Profile
    367
    
    Adding Show Commands to an Alert Group
    368
    
    Configuring E-Mail
    368
    
    Configuring Periodic Inventory Notification
    369
    
    Disabling Duplicate Message Throttle
    370
    
    Enabling or Disabling Call Home
    370
    
    Testing Call Home Communications
    371
  - Verifying Call Home Configuration
    371
  - Call Home Example Configuration
    372
  - Default Settings
    372
  - Additional References
    373
    
    Message Formats
    373
    
    Sample Syslog Alert Notification in Full-Text Format
    376
    
    Sample Syslog Alert Notification in XML Format
    377
- CHAPTER 27 Configuring SNMP27-1
  
  381
  - Information about SNMP
    381
    
    SNMP Functional Overview
    381
    
    SNMP Notifications
    382
    
    Snmpv3
    382
  - Configuring SNMP
    382
    
    Configuring SNMP Users
    385
    
    Enforcing SNMP Message Encryption
    385
    
    Assigning Snmpv3 Users to Multiple Roles
    386
    
    Configuring SNMP Notification Receivers
    386
    
    Creating SNMP Communities
    386
    
    Configuring the Notification Target User
    387
    
    Enabling SNMP Notifications
    388
    
    Configuring Linkup/Linkdown Notifications
    389
    
    Disabling Up/ down Notifications on an Interface
    390
    
    Enabling One-Time Authentication for SNMP over TCP
    390
    
    Assigning SNMP Switch Contact and Location Information
    391
    
    SNMP Example Configuration
    391
    
    Verifying SNMP Configuration
    391
    
    Default Settings
    392
- CHAPTER 28 Configuring RMON28-1
  
  393
  - Information about RMON
    393
    
    RMON Alarms
    393
    
    RMON Events
    394
  - Configuration Guidelines and Limitations
    394
  - Configuring RMON
    395
    
    Configuring RMON Alarms
    395
    
    Configuring RMON Events
    396
  - RMON Example Configuration
    396
  - Verifying RMON Configuration
    396
  - Default Settings
    397
  - Fibre Channel over Ethernet
    399
- CHAPTER 29 Configuring Fcoe
  
  401
  - Information about Fcoe
    401
    
    Licensing Requirements
    401
    
    Converged Network Adapters
    402
    
    DCBX Capabilities
    402
    
    DCBX Feature Negotiation
    403
    
    DCE Bridging Capability Exchange Protocol
    403
    
    Ethernet Frame Formats
    404
  - Configuring Fcoe
    404
    
    Enabling Fcoe
    405
    
    Enabling Fcoe on Ethernet Interfaces
    405
    
    Configuring IEEE 802.3X Link-Level Flow Control
    406
    
    Configuring Priority Flow Control
    406
  - Configuring LLDP
    407
    
    Configuring Global LLDP Commands
    407
    
    Configuring Interface LLDP Commands
    408
  - Verifying Fcoe Configuration
    408
- Chapter 30 Configuring Virtual Interfaces
  
  411
  - Guidelines and Limitations
    411
  - Information about Virtual Interfaces
    411
  - Configuring Virtual Interfaces
    412
    
    Creating a Virtual Fibre Channel Interface
    412
    
    Mapping Vsans to Vlans
    412
    
    Deleting a Virtual Fibre Channel Interface
    413
  - Verifying Virtual Interface Information
    414
  - Quality of Service
    417
- CHAPTER 31 Configuring Qos
  
  419
  - Information about Qos
    419
    
    Mqc
    420
    
    System Classes
    420
    
    Default System Classes
    421
    
    Link-Level Flow Control
    421
    
    Priority Flow Control
    421
    
    Mtu
    422
    
    Trust Boundaries
    422
    
    Egress Policies
    423
    
    Ingress Policies
    423
    
    Qos for Multicast Traffic
    423
    
    Policy for Fibre Channel Interfaces
    424
    
    Qos for Traffic Directed to the CPU
    424
  - Configuration Guidelines and Limitations
    424
  - Configuring PFC and LLC
    425
    
    Configuring Priority Flow Control
    425
    
    Configuring IEEE 802.3X Link-Level Flow Control
    426
  - Configuring System Classes
    426
    
    Configuring Class Maps
    427
    
    Configuring Policy Maps
    427
    
    Creating the System Service Policy
    429
    
    Enabling Jumbo MTU
    429
    
    System Class Example
    429
    
    Verifying Jumbo MTU
    430
  - Configuring Qos on Interfaces
    431
    
    Configuring Ingress Policies
    431
    
    Configuring Untagged Cos
    431
    
    Configuring Egress Policies
    432
  - SAN Switching
    435
- CHAPTER 32 Configuring Fibre Channel Interfaces32-1
  
  437
  - Information about Fibre Channel Interfaces
    437
    
    Licensing Requirements
    437
    
    Interface Modes
    438
    
    Physical Fibre Channel Interfaces
    438
    
    Virtual Fibre Channel Interfaces
    438
    
    Interface States
    441
    
    Buffer-To-Buffer Credits
    443
  - Configuring Fibre Channel Interfaces
    443
    
    Configuring a Fibre Channel Interface
    444
    
    Configuring Interface Modes
    445
    
    Setting the Interface Administrative State
    445
    
    Configuring Port Speeds
    446
    
    Configuring the Interface Description
    446
    
    Configuring Receive Data Field Size
    447
    
    Configuring SD Port Frame Encapsulation
    447
    
    Understanding Bit Error Thresholds
    447
    
    Configuring Buffer-To-Buffer Credits
    448
  - Configuring Global Attributes for Fibre Channel Interfaces
    449
    
    Configuring Switch Port Attribute Default Values
    449
    
    About N Port Identifier Virtualization
    450
    
    Enabling N Port Identifier Virtualization
    450
  - Verifying Fibre Channel Interfaces
    451
    
    Verifying Interface Information
    451
    
    Verifying SFP Transmitter Types
    451
    
    Verifying Bb_Credit Information
    453
  - Default Settings
    453
- Chapter 33 Configuring Domain Parameters
  
  455
  - Information about Fibre Channel Domains
    455
    
    About Domain Manager Fast Restart
    457
    
    About Domain Restart
    457
    
    Restarting a Domain
    457
    
    Enabling Domain Manager Fast Restart
    458
  - About Switch Priority
    458
  - Configuring Switch Priority
    458
  - About Fcdomain Initiation
    459
  - Disabling or Reenabling Fcdomains
    459
  - Configuring Fabric Names
    459
  - About Incoming Rcfs
    459
  - Rejecting Incoming Rcfs
    460
  - About Autoreconfiguring Merged Fabrics
    460
  - Enabling Autoreconfiguration
    460
  - Domain Ids
    460
    
    About Domain Ids
    461
    
    About Allowed Domain ID Lists
    463
    
    Specifying Static or Preferred Domain Ids
    463
    
    About CFS Distribution of Allowed Domain ID Lists
    464
    
    Configuring Allowed Domain ID Lists
    464
    
    Enabling Distribution
    464
    
    Committing Changes
    465
    
    Discarding Changes
    465
    
    Locking the Fabric
    465
    
    Clearing a Fabric Lock
    466
    
    Displaying CFS Distribution Status
    466
    
    Displaying Pending Changes
    466
    
    About Contiguous Domain ID Assignments
    467
    
    Displaying Session Status
    467
    
    Enabling Contiguous Domain ID Assignments
    467
  - FC Ids
    467
    
    About Persistent FC Ids
    468
    
    Enabling the Persistent FC ID Feature
    468
    
    Configuring Persistent FC Ids
    469
    
    Persistent FC ID Configuration Guidelines
    469
    
    About Unique Area FC Ids for Hbas
    470
    
    Configuring Unique Area FC Ids for an HBA
    470
    
    About Persistent FC ID Selective Purging
    471
    
    Purging Persistent FC Ids
    472
  - Verifying Fcdomain Information
    472
  - Default Settings
    473
- Chapter 34 Configuring N Port Virtualization
  
  475
  - Information about NPV
    475
    
    NPV Overview
    475
    
    NPV Mode
    476
    
    Server Interfaces
    476
    
    FLOGI Operation
    477
    
    NP Uplinks (External Interfaces)
    477
    
    NPV Traffic Management
    478
    
    NPV Traffic Management Guidelines
    479
  - Guidelines and Limitations
    479
  - Configuring NPV
    480
    
    Enabling NPV
    480
    
    Configuring NPV Interfaces
    481
    
    Configuring NPV Traffic Management
    481
  - Verifying NPV
    482
    
    Verifying NPV Traffic Management
    483
- Chapter 35 Configuring VSAN Trunking
  
  485
  - Information about VSAN Trunking
    485
    
    VSAN Trunking Mismatches
    486
    
    VSAN Trunking Protocol
    486
  - Configuring VSAN Trunking
    487
    
    About Trunk Mode
    487
    
    Enabling or Disabling the VSAN Trunking Protocol
    487
    
    Guidelines and Restrictions
    487
    
    About Trunk-Allowed VSAN Lists
    488
    
    Configuring Trunk Mode
    488
    
    Configuring an Allowed-Active List of Vsans
    490
  - Displaying VSAN Trunking Information
    490
  - Default Settings
    491
- Chapter 36 Configuring SAN Port Channels
  
  493
- Chapter 37 Configuring and Managing Vsans
  
  509
  - Information about Vsans
    509
    
    VSAN Topologies
    509
    
    VSAN Advantages
    511
    
    Vsans Versus Zones
    512
  - Configuring Vsans
    513
    
    About VSAN Creation
    514
    
    Creating Vsans Statically
    514
    
    About Port VSAN Membership
    515
    
    Assigning Static Port VSAN Membership
    515
    
    Displaying VSAN Static Membership
    515
    
    About the Default VSAN
    516
    
    About the Isolated VSAN
    516
    
    Displaying Isolated VSAN Membership
    516
    
    About Static VSAN Deletion
    517
    
    Operational State of a VSAN
    517
    
    About Load Balancing
    518
    
    Configuring Load Balancing
    518
    
    Deleting Static Vsans
    518
    
    About Interop Mode
    519
  - Default Settings
    519
  - Displaying Static VSAN Configuration
    519
- Chapter 38 Configuring and Managing Zones
  
  521
  - Information about Zoning
    521
    
    Zoning Features
    522
    
    Zoning Example
    523
    
    Active and Full Zone Set Configuration Guidelines
    524
    
    Zone Implementation
    524
  - Configuring Zones
    527
  - Zone Sets
    528
    
    Activating a Zone Set
    529
    
    About FC Alias Creation
    530
    
    About the Default Zone
    530
    
    Configuring the Default Zone Access Permission
    530
    
    Creating FC Aliases
    531
    
    Creating Zone Sets and Adding Member Zones
    532
    
    Zone Enforcement
    533
  - Zone Set Distribution
    533
    
    About Recovering from Link Isolation
    534
    
    Enabling a One-Time Distribution
    534
    
    Enabling Full Zone Set Distribution
    534
    
    Importing and Exporting Zone Sets
    535
  - Zone Set Duplication
    536
    
    Copying Zone Sets
    536
    
    Renaming Zones, Zone Sets, and Aliases
    536
    
    Clearing the Zone Server Database
    537
    
    Cloning Zones, Zone Sets, FC Aliases, and Zone Attribute Groups
    537
  - Enhanced Zoning
    538
    
    About Enhanced Zoning
    539
    
    Changing from Basic Zoning to Enhanced Zoning
    540
    
    Changing from Enhanced Zoning to Basic Zoning
    540
    
    Enabling Enhanced Zoning
    540
    
    Modifying the Zone Database
    541
    
    Releasing Zone Database Locks
    541
    
    Merging the Database
    542
    
    Configuring System Default Zoning Settings
    543
    
    Configuring Zone Merge Control Policies
    543
    
    Default Zone Policies
    543
    
    Verifying Enhanced Zone Information
    544
  - Verifying Zone Information
    538
  - Compacting the Zone Database
    544
  - Zone and Zone Set Analysis
    544
  - Default Settings
    545
- Chapter 39 Distributing Device Alias Services
  
  547
  - Information about Device Aliases
    547
    
    Device Alias Features
    547
    
    Device Alias Requirements
    548
    
    Zone Aliases Versus Device Aliases
    548
  - Device Alias Databases
    548
    
    Creating Device Aliases
    549
    
    Changing Device Alias Mode Guidelines
    550
    
    Device Alias Modes
    550
    
    About Device Alias Distribution
    551
    
    Configuring Device Alias Modes
    551
    
    Locking the Fabric
    551
    
    Committing Changes
    552
    
    Discarding Changes
    552
    
    Disabling and Enabling Device Alias Distribution
    553
    
    Fabric Lock Override
    553
  - About Legacy Zone Alias Configuration
    554
    
    Importing a Zone Alias
    554
  - Database Merge Guidelines
    554
  - Verifying Device Alias Configuration
    555
  - Default Settings
    556
- Chapter 40 Configuring Fibre Channel Routing Services and Protocols
  
  557
  - Information about FSPF
    557
    
    FSPF Examples
    558
  - FSPF Global Configuration
    559
    
    About SPF Computational Hold Times
    559
    
    About Link State Records
    560
    
    Configuring FSPF on a VSAN
    560
    
    Clearing FSPF Counters for the VSAN
    561
    
    Enabling or Disabling FSPF
    561
    
    Resetting FSPF to the Default Configuration
    561
  - FSPF Interface Configuration
    561
    
    About FSPF Link Cost
    562
    
    About Hello Time Intervals
    562
    
    Configuring FSPF Link Cost
    562
    
    Configuring Hello Time Intervals
    562
    
    About Dead Time Intervals
    563
    
    About Retransmitting Intervals
    563
    
    Configuring Dead Time Intervals
    563
    
    About Disabling FSPF for Specific Interfaces
    564
    
    Configuring Retransmitting Intervals
    564
    
    Disabling FSPF for Specific Interfaces
    564
    
    Clearing FSPF Counters for an Interface
    565
  - FSPF Routes
    565
    
    About Fibre Channel Routes
    565
    
    Configuring Fibre Channel Routes
    566
  - In-Order Delivery
    566
    
    About Reordering Network Frames
    567
    
    About Reordering SAN Port Channel Frames
    567
    
    About Enabling In-Order Delivery
    568
    
    Enabling In-Order Delivery Globally
    568
    
    Configuring the Drop Latency Time
    569
    
    Displaying the In-Order Delivery Status
    569
    
    Enabling In-Order Delivery for a VSAN
    569
    
    Displaying Latency Information
    570
  - Flow Statistics Configuration
    570
    
    About Flow Statistics
    571
    
    Clearing FIB Statistics
    571
    
    Counting Aggregated Flow Statistics
    571
    
    Counting Individual Flow Statistics
    571
    
    Displaying Flow Statistics
    572
  - Default Settings
    572
- Chapter 41 Managing FLOGI, Name Server, FDMI, and RSCN Databases
  
  575
  - Information about Fabric Login
    575
  - Name Server Proxy
    576
    
    About Registering Name Server Proxies
    576
    
    About Rejecting Duplicate Pwwns
    576
    
    Registering Name Server Proxies
    576
    
    About Name Server Database Entries
    577
    
    Displaying Name Server Database Entries
    577
    
    Rejecting Duplicate Pwwns
    577
  - Fdmi
    578
  - Rscn
    578
    
    About RSCN Information
    579
    
    About the Multi-Pid Option
    579
    
    Displaying RSCN Information
    579
    
    Clearing RSCN Statistics
    580
    
    Configuring the Multi-Pid Option
    580
    
    Suppressing Domain Format SW-Rscns
    580
    
    Configuring the RSCN Timer
    581
    
    Verifying the RSCN Timer Configuration
    581
    
    RSCN Timer Configuration Distribution
    582
    
    Default Settings
    584
- CHAPTER 42 Discovering SCSI Targets42-1
  
  585
  - Information about SCSI LUN Discovery
    585
    
    About Starting SCSI LUN Discovery
    585
    
    About Initiating Customized Discovery
    586
    
    Starting SCSI LUN Discovery
    586
  - Displaying SCSI LUN Information
    587
- CHAPTER 43 Advanced Fibre Channel Features and Concepts
  
  589
  - Fibre Channel Timeout Values
    589
    
    Timer Configuration Across All Vsans
    590
    
    Timer Configuration Per-VSAN
    590
    
    About Fctimer Distribution
    591
    
    Committing Fctimer Changes
    591
    
    Enabling or Disabling Fctimer Distribution
    591
    
    Database Merge Guidelines
    592
    
    Discarding Fctimer Changes
    592
    
    Fabric Lock Override
    592
    
    Verifying Configured Fctimer Values
    593
  - World Wide Names
    593
    
    Configuring a Secondary MAC Address
    594
    
    Link Initialization WWN Usage
    594
    
    Verifying WWN Information
    594
  - FC ID Allocation for Hbas
    595
    
    Default Company ID List
    595
    
    Verifying the Company ID Configuration
    596
    
    About Interop Mode
    597
    
    Switch Interoperability
    597
    
    Configuring Interop Mode 1
    599
    
    Verifying Interoperating Status
    600
    
    Default Settings
    603
    
    Information about Fabric Authentication
    605
    
    Dhchap
    606
    
    DHCHAP Compatibility with Fibre Channel Features
    607
    
    About DHCHAP Authentication Modes
    608
    
    About Enabling DHCHAP
    608
    
    About the DHCHAP Hash Algorithm
    609
    
    Configuring the DHCHAP Mode
    609
    
    About the DHCHAP Group Settings
    610
    
    About the DHCHAP Password
    610
    
    Configuring the DHCHAP Group Settings
    610
    
    Configuring the DHCHAP Hash Algorithm
    610
    
    About Password Configuration for Remote Devices
    611
    
    Configuring DHCHAP Passwords for the Local Switch
    611
    
    About the DHCHAP Timeout Value
    612
    
    Configuring DHCHAP Passwords for Remote Devices
    612
    
    Configuring the DHCHAP Timeout Value
    612
    
    Configuring DHCHAP AAA Authentication
    613
    
    Displaying Protocol Security Information
    613
    
    Sample Configuration
    613
    
    Default Settings
    615
    
    Configuring Port Security
    617
    
    About Auto-Learning
    618
    
    Port Security Enforcement
    618
    
    Port Security Activation
    619
- CHAPTER 44 Configuring FC-SP and DHCHAP44-1
  
  605
- CHAPTER 45 Configuring Port Security
  
  619
  - Enabling Port Security
    621
    
    Port Security Activation
    621
    
    Activating Port Security
    622
    
    Database Activation Rejection
    622
    
    Forcing Port Security Activation
    622
    
    Database Reactivation
    623
  - Auto-Learning
    623
    
    About Enabling Auto-Learning
    624
    
    Auto-Learning Device Authorization
    624
    
    Disabling Auto-Learning
    624
    
    Authorization Scenario
    625
  - Port Security Manual Configuration
    626
    
    WWN Identification Guidelines
    626
    
    Adding Authorized Port Pairs
    627
    
    Committing the Changes
    629
    
    Discarding the Changes
    629
    
    Locking the Fabric
    629
  - Database Interaction
    631
    
    Database Scenarios
    631
    
    Copying the Port Security Database
    633
    
    Clearing the Port Security Database
    634
    
    Deleting the Port Security Database
    634
  - Information about Fabric Binding
    637
    
    Licensing Requirements
    637
    
    Fabric Binding Enforcement
    638
    
    Port Security Versus Fabric Binding
    638
- CHAPTER 46 Configuring Fabric Binding
  
  639
  - Enabling Fabric Binding
    639
  - About Switch WWN Lists
    640
  - Configuring Switch WWN List
    640
  - Activating Fabric Binding
    641
  - Forcing Fabric Binding Activation
    641
  - Copying Fabric Binding Configurations
    641
  - Clearing the Fabric Binding Statistics
    642
  - Deleting the Fabric Binding Database
    642
  - Verifying Fabric Binding Information
    642
  - Default Settings
    643
- CHAPTER 47 Configuring Fabric Configuration Servers47-1
  
  645
  - Information about FCS
    645
    
    FCS Characteristics
    646
  - FCS Name Specification
    646
  - Displaying FCS Information
    647
  - Default Settings
    648
  - Information about Port Tracking
    649
- CHAPTER 48 Configuring Port Tracking
  
  650
  - Enabling Port Tracking
    651
  - About Configuring Linked Ports
    651
  - Operationally Binding a Tracked Port
    651
  - About Tracking Multiple Ports
    652
  - Tracking Multiple Ports
    653
  - About Monitoring Ports in a VSAN
    653
  - Default Port Tracking Settings
    655
  - Troubleshooting
    657
- CHAPTER 49 Configuring SPAN49-1
  
  659
  - SPAN Sources
    659
    
    Characteristics of Source Ports
    659
  - SPAN Destinations
    660
    
    Characteristics of Destination Ports
    660
    
    Configuring SPAN
    660
    
    Configuring the Destination Port
    661
    
    Creating and Deleting a SPAN Session
    661
    
    Configuring Source Ports
    663
    
    Displaying SPAN Information
    665
    
    Suspending or Activating a SPAN Session
    665
  - Recovering a Lost Password
    667
- Chapter 50 Troubleshooting
  
  668
  - Using Ethanalyzer
    669
  - Using Ethanalyzer
    670
  - Troubleshooting Fibre Channel
    671
    
    Fctrace
    672
    
    Troubleshooting Fibre Channel
    672
    
    Fcping
    674
  - Show Tech-Support Command
    675
    
    Show Tech-Support Brief Command
    676
    
    Show Tech-Support Fc Command
    678
    
    Show Tech-Support Platform Command
    680
  - Configuration Limits
    683
- Chapter 51 Configuration Limits
  
  684

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Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 Product Overview

Using the Command-Line Interface

CHAPTER 2 Using the Command-Line Interface2-1

Configuring the Switch

CHAPTER 3 Configuring the Switch3-1

Using Switch File Systems

Managing Licenses

CHAPTER 4 Managing Licenses

Configuring Ethernet Interfaces

CHAPTER 5 Configuring Ethernet Interfaces5-1

Chapter 6 Configuring Vlans

Chapter 7 Configuring Private Vlans

CHAPTER 8 Configuring Rapid PVST+8-1

Understanding Rapid Pvst+

Configuring Rapid Pvst+

Configuring Mst

CHAPTER 9 Configuring MST

Mst Configuration Guidelines

Configuring Stp Extensions

CHAPTER 10 Configuring STP Extensions

Configuring Stp Extensions

Configuring Etherchannels

CHAPTER 11 Configuring Etherchannels11-1

Configuring Etherchannels

CHAPTER 12 Configuring Access and Trunk Interfaces

CHAPTER 13 Configuring the MAC Address Table13-1

Chapter 14 Configuring IGMP Snooping

CHAPTER 15 Configuring Traffic Storm Control15-1

CHAPTER 16 Configuring AAA

CHAPTER 17 Configuring RADIUS17-1

CHAPTER 18 Configuring Tacacs

Configuring Ssh and Telnet

CHAPTER 19 Configuring SSH and Telnet19-1

CHAPTER 20 Configuring Acls

CHAPTER 21 Using Cisco Fabric Services21-1

CHAPTER 22 Configuring User Accounts and RBAC22-1

Chapter 23 Configuring Session Manager

CHAPTER 24 Configuring Online Diagnostics24-1

Chapter 25 Configuring System Message Logging

CHAPTER 26 Configuring Smart Call Home26-1

CHAPTER 27 Configuring SNMP27-1

CHAPTER 28 Configuring RMON28-1

CHAPTER 29 Configuring Fcoe

Chapter 30 Configuring Virtual Interfaces

CHAPTER 31 Configuring Qos

CHAPTER 32 Configuring Fibre Channel Interfaces32-1

Chapter 33 Configuring Domain Parameters

Chapter 34 Configuring N Port Virtualization

Chapter 35 Configuring VSAN Trunking

Chapter 36 Configuring SAN Port Channels

Chapter 37 Configuring and Managing Vsans

Chapter 38 Configuring and Managing Zones

Chapter 39 Distributing Device Alias Services

Chapter 40 Configuring Fibre Channel Routing Services and Protocols

Chapter 41 Managing FLOGI, Name Server, FDMI, and RSCN Databases

CHAPTER 42 Discovering SCSI Targets42-1

CHAPTER 43 Advanced Fibre Channel Features and Concepts

CHAPTER 44 Configuring FC-SP and DHCHAP44-1

CHAPTER 45 Configuring Port Security

CHAPTER 46 Configuring Fabric Binding

CHAPTER 47 Configuring Fabric Configuration Servers47-1

CHAPTER 48 Configuring Port Tracking

CHAPTER 49 Configuring SPAN49-1

Chapter 50 Troubleshooting

Chapter 51 Configuration Limits

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