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Verifying File Configuration Working With Configuration Files
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Verifying File Configuration
You can verify the content and the status of the switch’s configuration files with commands listed in the
following table.
show configuration status Displays whether there is a pending timer session scheduled for a con-
figuration file and indicates whether the running configuration and the
saved configuration files are identical or different. This command also
displays the number of error files that will be held in the flash directory.
show configuration snapshot Generates a snapshot file of the switch’s non-default current running
configuration. A snapshot can be generated for all current network fea-
tures or for one or more specific network features. A snapshot is a sin-
gle text file that can be viewed, edited, and reused as a configuration
file.
write terminal Displays the switch’s current running configuration for all features.
- OmniSwitch AOS Release 7 1
- Switch Management Guide 1
- Contents 10
- About This Guide 15
- What is in this Manual? 16
- What is Not in this Manual? 16
- Documentation Roadmap 17
- Related Documentation 19
- Technical Support 20
- 1 Getting Started and 21
- Upgrading AOS 21
- Automatic Management Features 23
- 4 Reload the switch 25
- Upgrading the Software 26
- Prerequisites 27
- Switch Maintenance 28
- Standard Upgrade 29
- Staggered Software Upgrade 30
- 2 Logging Into the Switch 31
- Login Specifications 32
- Login Defaults 32
- Management Interfaces 34
- User Accounts 35
- Configuring the Console Port 36
- Using Telnet 38
- Using Secure Shell 39
- Secure Shell Authentication 41
- Authentication Phase 42
- Connection Phase 42
- Generating and copying Keys 42
- Revoking a Key 43
- Modifying the Login Banner 44
- Configuring Login Parameters 46
- Enabling the DNS Resolver 47
- Verifying Login Settings 47
- 3 Managing System Files 49
- File Transfer 51
- Switch Directories 52
- File and Directory Management 53
- Directory Commands 55
- Changing Directories 56
- Making a New Directory 56
- Copying an Existing Directory 56
- File Commands 57
- Delete an Existing File 58
- Utility Commands 59
- Using the Switch as a Server 61
- Using Secure Shell FTP 62
- Using TFTP to Transfer Files 63
- Installing Software Licenses 64
- Setting the System Clock 65
- 4 Managing CMM 69
- Directory Content 69
- CMM Specifications 70
- CMM Files 71
- Software Rollback Feature 72
- Redundancy 76
- Rebooting the Switch 79
- Scheduling a Reboot 80
- Cancelling a Scheduled Reboot 80
- Primary CMM 81
- Rebooting from a Directory 82
- Working Certified 83
- Show Switch Files 84
- Managing CMM Redundancy 85
- -> copy flash-synchro 86
- -> takeover 87
- Using the USB Flash Drive 89
- Displaying CMM Conditions 91
- 5 Using the CLI 93
- CLI Specifications 94
- CLI Overview 94
- Text Conventions 95
- Using “Show” Commands 96
- Using the “No” Form 96
- Partial Keyword Completion 96
- Partial Keyword Abbreviation 96
- Command Help 97
- Command History 98
- Enabling Command Logging 99
- Disabling Command Logging 99
- Changing the Screen Size 101
- Changing the CLI Prompt 101
- Verifying CLI Usage 102
- 6 Working With 103
- Configuration Files 103
- Configuration Files Overview 108
- Cancelling a Timed Session 109
- Setting the Error File Limit 109
- Syntax Checking 109
- Text Editing on the Switch 110
- Snapshot Feature List 111
- User-Defined Naming Options 112
- Editing Snapshot Files 112
- Verifying File Configuration 114
- 7 Managing Switch User 115
- Accounts 115
- User Database Specifications 116
- User Account Defaults 116
- Overview of User Accounts 118
- Default User Settings 121
- How User Settings Are Saved 121
- Creating a User 122
- Enter the password again 123
- Default Password Expiration 125
- -> user lockout-window 30 127
- -> user thomas no snmp 131
- Multiple User Sessions 132
- Terminating Another Session 133
- 8 Managing Switch Security 135
- Switch Security Defaults 136
- Switch Security Overview 137
- Authenticated Switch Access 138
- Enabling Switch Access 143
- 9 Using WebView 147
- WebView CLI Defaults 148
- Browser Setup 148
- WebView CLI Commands 149
- WebView Overview 150
- Feature Options 151
- View/Configuration Area 151
- 10 Using SNMP 153
- SNMP Specifications 154
- SNMP Defaults 155
- Management Station 156
- Filtering by Trap Families 157
- Filtering by Individual Traps 158
- SNMP Overview 159
- SNMP Versions 160
- Using SNMP SNMP Overview 161
- Configuring Community Strings 162
- Setting SNMP Security 164
- Working with SNMP Traps 165
- Authentication Trap 166
- Trap Management 166
- SNMP MIB Information 167
- 11 Web Services, CLI 169
- Scripting and OpenFlow 169
- Web Services Specifications 170
- Web Services Overview 170
- REST Verbs 171
- Web Service routing 171
- Security 171
- AOS REST Implementation 171
- Output format 172
- Web Services REST Examples 173
- Login Example 174
- Logout Example 175
- Delete Table Entry Example 180
- Query Table Info Example 181
- CLI Example 182
- Using Python 183
- PYTON APIs - Quick Reference 185
- AOSHeaders(Dict config) 187
- CLI Scripting 188
- Variables and functions 189
- CLI Tools 191
- Embedded Python Scripting 193
- Python Examples in AOS 194
- OpenFlow Specifications 195
- OpenFlow Agent Overview 196
- Actions Fields: 197
- 4 Verify the configuration 198
- 12 Configuring Virtual 199
- In This Chapter 200
- Virtual Chassis Conversion 203
- Virtual Chassis Overview 205
- Conversion process 207
- Reboot Process 207
- Virtual Chassis - Boot-Up 208
- Virtual Chassis - Redundancy 209
- Split Chassis Detection 210
- Virtual Chassis - Upgrading 211
- Virtual Chassis Topologies 212
- Data Center VC 213
- Virtual Chassis Core 213
- Virtual Chassis DC 213
- Virtual Chassis of 6 OS6900s 213
- Data Center Bridging 214
- Multicast Load Balancing 214
- Configuring Virtual Chassis 216
- Chassis Identifier 217
- Virtual Fabric Link (VFL) 217
- Control VLAN 218
- Duplicate chassis identifier 219
- Configuring the Control VLAN 220
- Configuring EMP IP Addresses 220
- Additional EMP IP Addresses 221
- Master - Chassid-id 1 222
- Slave - Chassid-id 2 222
- Verify VC Configuration 223
- SW1 Configuration 223
- VFL Mode 227
- Automatic VFL 228
- Demo License 232
- Auto VC-Mode 232
- - Auto-VFL 232
- - Auto Chassis ID 232
- 13 Managing Automatic 235
- Remote Configuration 235
- Download 235
- • Pathname: 255 characters 236
- • Filename: 63 characters 236
- Description Default 238
- FTP/SFTP Server 240
- Network Components 241
- LED Status 242
- UDP/DHCP Relay 243
- Process Illustration 245
- Additional Process Notes 245
- Download Component Files 246
- Instruction File Syntax 247
- Firmware Upgrade Files 248
- Bootup Configuration File 248
- Debug Configuration File 249
- Script File 249
- License File 249
- Nearest-Edge Mode Operation 251
- Newly Installed Switch 252
- Troubleshooting 254
- Script File Errors 255
- Error Description Table 256
- RCL Flowchart - Graphic A 257
- RCL Flow - Chart B 258
- RCL Flow - Chart C 259
- 14 Configuring 261
- Automatic Fabric 261
- Automatic Fabric Overview 268
- SPB, and MVRP. See 269
- LACP Discovery 270
- SPB Discovery 271
- MVRP Discovery 272
- IP Protocol Discovery 273
- VC - VFL 277
- Automatic OSPF Configuration 279
- Automatic IS-IS Configuration 279
- Virtual Chassis 282
- UNP Dynamic SAPs 282
- Configuring Automatic Fabric 284
- 15 Configuring Network 289
- Time Protocol (NTP) 289
- NTP Specifications 290
- NTP Defaults Table 290
- NTP Quick Steps 291
- NTP Overview 293
- Using NTP in a Network 294
- Authentication 296
- Configuring NTP 297
- NTP Servers 298
- Setting the Version Number 299
- Marking a Server as Preferred 299
- Using Authentication 300
- Verifying NTP Configuration 301
- A Software License and 303
- Copyright Statements 303
- B SNMP Trap Information 307
- SNMP Traps Table 308
- command 3-11 356
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