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Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. series overview
  3. Cisco Switching Transition Guide
  4. Cisco Nexus 7000 Series
  5. Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series
  6. Cisco Catalyst 4500 Series
  7. Cisco Nexus 5000 Series
  8. Cisco Nexus 3000 Series
  9. Cisco Catalyst 4900 Series
  10. Cisco Catalyst 3750-X Series
  11. Cisco Catalyst 3750-E Series
  12. Cisco Catalyst 3750 Series
  13. Cisco Catalyst 3560-X Series
  14. Cisco Catalyst 3560-E Series
  15. Cisco Catalyst 3560 Series
  16. Cisco Catalyst 2960-S Series
  17. Cisco Catalyst 2960 Series
  18. Cisco Catalyst Express Series
  19. Cisco Nexus 2000 Series
  20. nexus 2000 series
  21. Cisco Nexus 4000 Series
  22. nexus 4000 series
  23. Cisco Nexus 1000V Series
  24. cisco nexus 1000v series switches
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Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Racks & Stands
Table of contents
  1. Cisco 7000 and Cisco
  2. Rack-Mount Installation Summary
  3. Prerequisites
  4. Safety Guidelines
  5. Equipment Rack Considerations
  6. List of Parts and Tools
  7. Installation
  8. Attaching the Chassis Ears
  9. Installing the Chassis in the Rack
  10. Restarting the System
  11. translated safety warnings
  12. power supply disconnection warning
  13. electric shock warning
  14. chassis lifting warning
  15. dc power disconnection warning
  16. lightning activity warning
  17. ramp warning
  18. Cisco Information Online
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Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch
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Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Router
Table of contents
  1. feature overview
  2. supported platforms
  3. command reference
  4. clear ip dhcp binding
  5. ip dhcp ping packets
  6. ip dhcp pool
  7. ip dhcp relay information check
  8. ip dhcp relay information option
  9. service dhcp
  10. show ip dhcp binding
  11. syntax description
  12. related commands
  13. show ip dhcp server statistics
  14. debug commands
  15. debug ip dhcp server
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Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: IP Phone
Table of contents
  1. phone basics
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Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Recording Equipment
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. new and changed information
  10. document organization
  11. document conventions
  12. obtaining documentation and submitting a service request
  13. Information About Interfaces
  14. Chapter 1 Overview
  15. Management Interface
  16. Port-Channel Interfaces
  17. Virtualization Interfaces
  18. Information About the Basic Interface Parameters
  19. C H A P T E R 2 Configuring Basic Interface Parameters
  20. Rate Mode
  21. Flow Control
  22. Port MTU Size
  23. Bandwidth
  24. Carrier Delay
  25. Time Domain Reflectometry Cable Diagnostics
  26. Guidelines and Limitations
  27. Default Settings
  28. Specifying the Interfaces to Configure
  29. Configuring the Description
  30. Configuring the Beacon Mode
  31. Changing the Bandwidth-Rate Mode
  32. Configuring the Error-Disabled State
  33. Configuring the MDIX Parameter
  34. Configuring the Debounce Timer
  35. Configuring the Interface Speed and Duplex Mode
  36. Configuring the Flow Control
  37. Configuring the MTU Size
  38. Configuring the Bandwidth
  39. Configuring the Throughput Delay
  40. Shutting Down and Activating the Interface
  41. Configuring the UDLD Mode
  42. Configuring the Carrier Delay Timer
  43. Configuring Port Profiles
  44. Performing TDR Cable Diagnostics
  45. Configuring Rate Limits for Packets that Reach the Supervisor
  46. Verifying the Basic Interface Parameters
  47. Clearing Interface Counters
  48. Related Documents
  49. configuring layer 2 interfaces
  50. Chapter 3 Configuring Layer 2 Interface
  51. Information About Access and Trunk Interfaces
  52. IEEE 802.1Q Encapsulation
  53. Access VLANs
  54. Native VLAN IDs for Trunk Ports
  55. High Availability
  56. Licensing Requirements for Layer 2 Port Modes
  57. Configuring Access and Trunk Interfaces
  58. Guidelines for Configuring Access and Trunk Interfaces
  59. Configuring Access Host Ports
  60. Configuring Trunk Ports
  61. Configuring the Native VLAN for 802.1Q Trunking Ports
  62. Configuring the Allowed VLANs for Trunking Ports
  63. Configuring a Default Interface
  64. Configuring SVI Autostate Exclude
  65. Configuring the Device to Tag Native VLAN Traffic
  66. Changing the System Default Port Mode to Layer 2
  67. Verifying the Interface Configuration
  68. Monitoring the Layer 2 Interfaces
  69. Additional References
  70. MIBs
  71. Information About Layer 3 Interfaces
  72. Chapter 4 Configuring Layer 3 Interface
  73. VLAN Interfaces
  74. Loopback Interfaces
  75. Virtualization Support
  76. Configuring Layer 3 Interfaces
  77. Configuring a Subinterface
  78. Configuring the Bandwidth on an Interface
  79. Configuring a VLAN interface
  80. Configuring Inband Management in the Nexus Chassis
  81. Configuring a Loopback Interface
  82. Assigning an Interface to a VRF
  83. Verifying the Layer 3 Interfaces Configuration
  84. Monitoring Layer 3 Interfaces
  85. Configuration Examples for Layer 3 Interfaces
  86. Standards
  87. Information About BFD
  88. C H A P T E R 5 Configuring Bidirectional Forwarding Detection
  89. Distributed Operation
  90. Security
  92. Configuring BFD
  93. Configuration Hierarchy
  94. Configuring Global BFD Parameters
  95. Configuring BFD on an Interface
  96. Configuring BFD on a Port Channel
  97. Configuring BFD Echo Function
  98. Optimizing BFD on Subinterfaces
  99. Configuring BFD Support for Routing Protocols
  100. Verifying the BFD Configuration
  101. Configuration Examples for BFD
  102. RFCs
  103. Information About Port Channels
  104. Chapter 6 Configuring Port Channel
  105. Basic Settings
  106. Compatibility Requirements
  107. Load Balancing Using Port Channels
  108. LACP
  110. Licensing Requirements for Port Channeling
  111. Configuring Port Channels
  112. Creating a Port Channel
  113. Adding a Layer 2 Port to a Port Channel
  114. Adding a Layer 3 Port to a Port Channel
  115. Configuring the Bandwidth and Delay for Informational Purposes
  116. Shutting Down and Restarting the Port-Channel Interface
  117. Configuring a Port-Channel Description
  118. Configuring the Speed and Duplex Settings for a Port-Channel Interface
  119. Configuring Flow Control
  120. Configuring Load Balancing Using Port Channels
  121. Enabling LACP
  122. Configuring LACP Port-Channel Port Modes
  123. Configuring LACP Port-Channel MinLinks
  124. Configuring the LACP Port-Channel MaxBundle
  125. Configuring the LACP Fast Timer Rate
  126. Configuring the LACP Port Priority
  127. Disabling LACP Graceful Convergence
  128. Reenabling lacp graceful convergence
  129. Disabling LACP Suspend Individual
  130. Reenabling LACP Suspend Individual
  131. Verifying the Port-Channel Configuration
  132. Monitoring the Port-Channel Interface Configuration
  134. Feature History for Configuring Port Channels
  135. configuring vpcs
  136. Chapter 7 Configuring vPC
  137. vPC Terminology
  138. vPC Peer Links
  139. Peer-Keepalive Link and Messages
  140. vPC Peer-Gateway
  141. vPC Domain
  142. vPC Topology
  143. Compatibility Parameters for vPC Interfaces
  144. vPC Number
  145. Configuring vPC Peer Links and Links to the Core on a Single Module
  146. vPC Interactions with Other Features
  147. vPC Recovery After an Outage
  149. Licensing Requirements for vPCs
  150. Configuring vPCs
  151. Enabling vPCs
  152. Disabling vPCs
  153. Creating a vPC Domain and Entering the vpc-domain Mode
  154. Configuring the vPC Keepalive Link and Messages
  155. Creating the vPC Peer Link
  156. Configuring the vPC Peer-Gateway
  157. Configuring a Graceful Consistency Check
  158. Checking the Configuration Compatibility on a vPC Peer Link
  159. Moving Other Port Channels into a vPC
  160. Manually Configuring a vPC Domain MAC Address
  161. Manually Configuring the System Priority
  162. Manually Configuring the vPC Peer Device Role
  163. Configuring the Tracking Feature on a Single-Module vPC
  164. Configuring for Recovery After an Outage
  165. Configuring the Suspension of Orphan Ports
  166. Configuring the vPC Peer Switch
  167. Verifying the vPC Configuration
  168. Monitoring vPCs
  170. Feature History for Configuring vPCs
  171. Information About IP Tunnels
  172. Chapter 8 Configuring IP Tunnel
  173. Path MTU Discovery
  174. Prerequisites for IP Tunnels
  175. Enabling Tunneling
  176. Configuring a GRE Tunnel
  177. Enabling Path MTU Discovery
  178. Verifying the IP Tunnel Configuration
  179. Feature History for Configuring IP Tunnels
  180. Information About Q-in-Q Tunnels
  181. Chapter 9 Configuring Q-in-Q VLAN Tunnel
  182. Information About Layer 2 Protocol Tunneling
  183. Licensing Requirements for Q-in-Q Tunnels
  184. Creating a 802.1Q Tunnel Port
  185. Changing the EtherType for Q-in-Q
  186. Enabling the Layer 2 Protocol Tunnel
  187. Configuring Global CoS for L2 Protocol Tunnel Ports
  188. Configuring the Rate Limit for Layer 2 Protocol Tunnel Ports
  189. Configuring Thresholds for Layer 2 Protocol Tunnel Ports
  190. Verifying the Q-in-Q Configuration
  191. Feature History for Q-in-Q Tunnels and Layer 2 Protocol Tunneling
Nexus 7000 Series first page preview

Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Switch LEDs D
  10. document conventions
  11. related documentation
  12. Cisco Nexus 7000 Series
  13. Chapter 1 Overview
  14. Cisco Nexus 7009 Switch
  15. Cisco Nexus 7010 System
  16. Cisco Nexus 7018 System
  17. Preparing the Site
  18. Safety Guidelines
  19. Managing the System Hardware
  20. Preparing to Install the Switch
  21. Chapter 2 Installing a Cisco Nexu 7004 Chassi
  22. Unpacking and Inspecting a New Switch
  23. Installing the Chassis
  24. Installing the Center-Mount Brackets
  25. Installing the Chassis in a Rack
  26. Grounding the Cisco Nexus 7004 Chassis
  27. Connecting Your ESD Wrist Strap to the Chassis
  28. Installing USB Storage Media in a Supervisor 2 or 2E Module
  29. Installing the Air Filter
  31. Required Tools
  32. Chapter 3 Installing a Cisco Nexu 7009 Chassi
  33. Installing the Bottom-Support Rails on the Rack
  34. Prerequisites for Attaching the Bottom-Support Rails
  35. Attaching the Front-Mount Bottom-Support Rails
  36. Attaching the Center-Mount Bottom-Support Rails
  37. Prerequisites for Installing the Chassis
  38. Required Tools and Equipment
  39. Mounting the Chassis by its Front Brackets
  40. Mounting the Chassis by its Center Brackets
  41. Grounding the Cisco Nexus 7009 Chassis
  42. Prerequisites for Grounding the Chassis
  44. Installing the Cable Management Frames
  45. Installing the Front Door and Air Intake Frame
  46. Installing Storage Media in a Supervisor Module
  48. Chapter 4 Installing a Cisco Nexu 7010 Chassi
  50. Attaching the Bottom-Support Rails
  54. Grounding the Cisco Nexus 7010 Chassis
  55. Connecting the System Ground
  58. Installing the Front Doors and Frame Assembly
  60. Unpacking and Inspecting a New Chassis
  61. unpacking and inspecting a new chassis
  63. Installing the Cable Management Frame
  67. Chapter 6 Installing Power Supplie
  68. Connecting an AC Power Supply to AC Power Sources
  69. Prerequisites for Connecting AC Power Supplies to AC Power Sources
  70. Connecting a 6-kW AC Power Supply to AC Power Sources
  71. Connecting a 7.5-kW AC Power Supply to AC Power Sources
  72. Connecting a DC Power Supply to DC Power Sources
  73. Connecting a DC Power Supply Directly to DC Power Sources
  74. Connecting a 3-kW DC Power Supply Directly to DC Power Sources
  75. Connecting a 6-kW DC Power Supply to a DC Power Source
  76. Connecting a Power Supply to DC Power Sources through a Power Interface Unit
  77. Installing the PIU in a Rack
  78. Grounding the PIU
  79. Connecting the DC Power Supply to a Power Source Through a PIU
  80. Preparing for Connections
  81. C H A P T E R 7 Connecting the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Switch to the Network
  82. Creating an Initial Switch Configuration
  83. Setting Up the Management Interface
  84. Connecting the Supervisor CMP Port
  85. Connecting an I/O Module
  86. Connecting or Disconnecting a 1000BASE-T Port
  87. Connecting a 1000BASE-T Port to the Network
  88. Installing a Transceiver
  89. Connecting a Fiber-Optic Cable to a Transceiver
  90. Maintaining Transceivers and Fiber-Optic Cables
  91. Displaying the Switch Hardware Inventory
  92. Displaying the Switch Serial Number
  93. Displaying Power Usage Information
  94. Power Supply Configuration Modes
  95. Configuring the Power Supply Mode
  96. Power Supply Configuration Guidelines
  97. Information About Modules
  98. I/O Modules
  99. Fabric Modules
  100. Checking the State of a Module
  101. Specifying the Boot Up Order for I/O modules
  102. Connecting to a Module
  103. Shutting Down a Fabric Module
  104. Shutting Down an I/O Module
  105. Information About Module Temperature
  106. Displaying the Module Temperature
  107. Displaying Environment Information
  108. Reloading Modules
  109. Saving the Module Configuration
  110. Information About Fan Trays
  111. Configuring EPLDs
  112. Deciding When to Upgrade EPLDs
  113. Switch Requirements
  114. Determining Whether to Upgrade EPLDs
  115. Downloading the EPLD Images
  116. EPLD Images Needed for vPCs
  117. EPLD Images Needed for LISP
  118. Installation Guidelines
  119. Epld upgrade commands table
  120. Automatic Upgrading of EPLD Images for I/O Modules
  121. Verifying Automatic Upgrades of EPLD Images
  122. Verifying the EPLD Upgrades
  123. Displaying the Status of EPLD Upgrades
  124. Getting Started
  125. Chapter 9 Troubleshooting
  126. Troubleshooting a DC Power Supply Unit
  127. Troubleshooting the Supervisor Modules
  128. Troubleshooting the Fabric Modules
  129. Troubleshooting the I/O Modules
  130. Contacting Customer Service
  131. C H A P T E R 10 Installing or Replacing Components
  132. Removing a 3-kW AC Power Supply Unit During Operations
  133. Removing an 6-kW or 7.5-kW AC Power Supply Unit During Operations
  134. Installing a 6-kW or 7.5-kW AC Power Supply Unit During Operations
  135. Replacing a DC Power Supply Unit During Operations
  136. Installing a 3-kW DC Power Supply Unit During Operations
  137. Removing a 6-kW DC Power Supply Unit During Operations
  138. Installing a 6-kW DC Power Supply Unit During Operations
  139. Replacing a Supervisor Module
  140. Replacing a Redundant Supervisor Module During System Operations
  141. Replacing a Supervisor Module in a Single-Supervisor System
  142. Replacing Supervisor 1 Modules with Supervisor 2 or Supervisor 2E Modules
  143. Replacing Supervisor 2 Modules with Supervisor 2E Modules
  144. Upgrading Memory for Supervisor 1 Modules
  145. Adding 4 GB of Memory to a Supervisor Module
  146. Removing 4 GB of Memory from a Supervisor Module
  147. Installing an I/O Module
  148. Installing a NAM Module
  149. Required Tools for Installing a NAM
  150. Installing the Cisco Prime NAM Software
  151. Configuring the NAM
  152. Configuring a SPAN Session for a Data Port
  153. Configuring a SPAN Session for a Port Channel
  154. Specifying the NAM IP Configuration and Enabling the Web Server
  155. Upgrading the Cisco Prime NAM software
  156. Replacing or Upgrading a Cisco Nexus 7010 or 7018 Fabric Module During Operations
  157. Upgrading Fabric 1 Modules with Fabric 2 Modules
  158. Replacing the Cisco Nexus 7004 Fan Tray During Operations
  159. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7009 Fan Tray During Operations
  160. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7010 System Fan Tray During Operations
  161. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7010 System Fan Tray
  162. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7010 Fabric Fan Tray
  163. Replacing Storage Media for a Supervisor Module
  164. Replacing the Cable Management Frames on the Cisco Nexus 7004 Chassis
  165. Installing the Cable Management Frames on the Cisco Nexus 7004 Chassis
  166. Replacing the Front Doors and Frame Assembly on the Cisco Nexus 7010 Chassis
  168. Replacing the Cable Management Frame on the Cisco Nexus 7018 Chassis
  169. Installing a Cable Management Frame
  170. Replacing the Front Door and Air Intake Assemblies on the Cisco Nexus 7018 Chassis
  171. Removing the Front Door and Air Intake Assemblies
  172. Installing a Front Door and Air Intake Assemblies
  173. Replacing the Air Filter on the Cisco Nexus 7004 Chassis
  174. Environmental Specifications for the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Systems
  175. Appendix A Technical Specification
  176. Power Specifications for the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Switches
  178. Power Supply Cable Specifications
  179. Chassis Clearances
  180. Cisco Nexus 7009 Chassis Clearances
  181. Cisco Nexus 7010 Chassis Clearances
  182. Cisco Nexus 7018 Chassis Clearances
  183. Facility Cooling Requirements
  184. Chassis Airflow
  185. Gigabit CFP Transceivers
  186. A P P E N D I X B Transceivers and Module Connectors
  187. Gigabit QSFP Transceivers
  188. Gigabit SFP+ Transceivers and Fabric Extender Transceivers
  189. BASE-DWDM SFP+ Transceivers
  190. GBASE-X X2 Transceivers
  191. GBASE-DWDM X2 Transceivers
  192. Gigabit SFP Transceivers
  193. BASE-CWDM SFP Transceiver Cables
  194. BASE-T and 1000BASE-X SFP Transceivers
  195. RJ-45 Module Connectors
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Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Software
Table of contents
  1. system overview
Nexus 7000 Series first page preview

Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. document conventions
  8. related documentation
  9. obtaining documentation and submitting a service request
  10. Cisco Nexus 7000 Series
  11. Chapter 1 Overview
  12. Cisco Nexus 7018 System
  13. Preparing the Site
  14. Safety Guidelines
  15. Replacing Components
  16. Preparing to Install the Device
  17. Installing a Four-Post Rack or Cabinet
  18. Installing the Bottom-Support Rails on the Rack
  19. Prerequisites for Attaching the Bottom-Support Rails
  20. Installing the Chassis
  22. Prerequisites for Grounding the Chassis
  23. Connecting the System Ground
  24. Connecting Your ESD Strap to the Chassis
  25. installing and formatting compactflash cards
  26. Chapter 2 Installing a Cisco Nexu 7010 Chassi
  27. Required Tools
  28. Chapter 3 Installing a Cisco Nexu 7018 Chassi
  29. Attaching the Bottom-Support Rails
  30. Required Tools and Equipment
  32. Prerequisites for Installing the Chassis
  36. installing the front door and air intake frame
  37. Installing and Formatting CompactFlash Cards
  38. Grounding the Cisco Nexus 7010 Chassis
  39. Chapter 4 Installing Power Supply Unit
  40. Connecting 6-kW Power Supply Units
  41. Preparing for Connections
  42. C H A P T E R 5 Connecting the Cisco Nexus 7000 Device to the Network
  43. Creating an Initial Device Configuration
  44. Setting Up the Management Interface
  45. Connecting the Supervisor CMP Port
  46. Connecting or Disconnecting a 1000Base-T Port
  47. Installing a Transceiver
  48. Connecting a Fiber-Optic Cable with a Transceiver
  49. Maintaining Transceivers and Fiber-Optic Cables
  50. Displaying the Device Hardware Inventory
  51. Chapter 6 Managing the Device Hardware
  52. Displaying the Device Serial Number
  53. Displaying Power Usage Information
  54. Power Supply Configuration Modes
  55. Power Supply Configuration Guidelines
  56. Information About Modules
  57. I/O Modules
  58. Checking the State of a Module
  59. Connecting to a Module
  60. Shutting Down a Supervisor or I/O Module
  61. Displaying Module Temperature
  62. Displaying Environment Information
  63. Reloading Modules
  64. Reloading the Device
  65. Purging the Module Configuration
  66. Information About Fan Trays
  67. EPLD Configuration
  68. Supported Device Hardware
  69. Installation Guidelines
  70. Preparing the EPLD Images for Installation
  71. Upgrading EPLD Images
  72. Upgrading the EPLD Images for I/O or Standby Supervisor Modules
  73. Upgrading EPLDs for the Active Supervisor Module
  74. Upgrading EPLDs for a Fabric Module
  75. Upgrading EPLDs for a Fan Tray Module
  76. Displaying the EPLD Versions
  77. Displaying EPLD Versions for a Fabric Module
  78. Default Settings
  79. Getting Started
  80. Chapter 7 Troubleshooting
  81. Troubleshooting the Fan Trays
  82. Troubleshooting the Fabric Modules
  83. Troubleshooting the I/O Modules
  84. Contacting Customer Service
  85. Replacing a Power Supply Unit During Operations
  86. C H A P T E R 8 Removal and Installation Procedures
  87. Replacing a Supervisor Module
  88. Replacing a Supervisor Module in a Single-Supervisor System
  89. Replacing an I/O Module
  91. Replacing a Fabric Module During System Operations
  92. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7010 System Fan Tray During System Operations
  93. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7010 Fabric Fan Tray
  94. Replacing a CompactFlash Card
  95. Installing the Front Doors and Frame Assembly
  96. Replacing the Cisco Nexus 7010 System Air Filter
  97. Environmental Specifications for the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Systems
  98. Appendix A Technical Specification
  99. Power Specifications for the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Devices
  101. Power Supply Cable Specifications
  102. Chassis Clearances
  103. Facility Cooling Requirements
  104. cable and port specifications
  105. Appendix B Cable and Port Specification
  106. SFP+ Transceivers
  107. Appendix C Chassi and Module LED
  108. Disconnecting the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series System
  109. A P P E N D I X D Repacking the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Device for Shipment
  110. Repacking the Cisco Nexus 7010 Device
  111. Site Preparation Checklist
  112. Contact and Site Information
  113. A P P E N D I X E Site Preparation and Maintenance Records
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Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: IP Camera
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Cisco Video Surveillance 7000 Series IP Camera Configuration Guide, Release 1
  3. chapter
  4. accessing the ip camera
  5. understanding the ip camera user interface
  6. ip camera windows
  7. performing the initial setup of the ip camera
  8. Chapter 2 Performing the Initial Setup of the IP Camera
  9. viewing live video
  10. Chapter 3 Viewing Live Video
  11. streaming window
  12. Chapter 4 Feature Setup
  13. camera window
  14. Camera Window
  15. Video Overlay Window
  16. io ports window
  17. IO Ports Window
  18. Event Notification Window
  19. network setup
  20. Chapter 5 Network Setup
  21. ip addressing window
  22. IP Addressing Window
  23. Time Window
  24. Discovery Window
  25. IP Filter Window
  26. QoS Window
  27. initialization window
  28. user window
  29. maintenance window
  30. firmware window
  31. device processes window
  32. password complexity window
  33. log setup window
  34. local log window
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Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. new and changed information
  3. document conventions
  4. related documentation
  5. obtaining documentation and submitting a service request
  6. Cisco Nexus 7000 Series NX-OS High Availability Commands
  7. clear cores
  8. clear xbar-driver
  9. out-of-service
  10. power redundancy-mode
  11. reload module
  12. show boot
  13. show cores
  14. show system cores
  15. show system redundancy
  16. show system standby manual-boot
  17. system cores
  18. system hap-reset
  19. system no hap-reset
  20. system standby manual-boot
  21. system switchover
  22. system test-preupgrade running-ver
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Nexus 7000 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
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  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
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  18. Table Of Contents
  19. Table Of Contents
  20. Table Of Contents
  21. Table Of Contents
  22. new and changed information
  23. document conventions
  24. related documentation
  25. obtaining documentation and submitting a service request
  26. Overview
  27. Routing Fundamentals
  28. Routing Metrics
  29. Path Length
  30. Router IDs
  31. Convergence
  32. Administrative Distance
  33. Routing Algorithms
  34. Distance Vector Protocols
  35. Layer 3 Virtualization
  36. Unicast RIB
  37. Unicast Forwarding Distribution Module
  38. Summary of Layer 3 Unicast Routing Features
  39. EIGRP
  41. Information About IPv4
  42. Multiple IPv4 Addresses
  43. ARP Caching
  44. Devices that do not use ARP
  45. Proxy ARP
  46. Virtualization Support
  47. Configuring IPv4 Addressing
  48. Configuring Multiple IP Addresses
  49. Configuring a Static ARP Entry
  50. Configuring Proxy ARP
  51. Configuring Local Proxy ARP
  52. Configuring Gratuitous ARP
  53. Configuring IP Packet Verification
  54. Configuring IP Directed Broadcasts
  55. Verifying the IPv4 Configuration
  56. Related Documents
  57. Information About IPv6
  58. IPv6 Address Formats
  59. IPv6 Unicast Addresses
  60. Link-Local Addresses
  61. Unique Local Addresses
  62. Site-Local Address
  63. IPv4 Packet Header
  64. DNS for IPv6
  65. IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
  66. IPv6 Router Advertisement Message
  67. IPv6 Neighbor Redirect Message
  69. Licensing Requirements for IPv6
  70. Configuring IPv6 Addressing
  71. Configuring IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
  72. Optional IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
  73. Configuring IPv6 Packet Verification
  74. Verifying the IPv6 Configuration
  76. Configuring DNS
  77. Name Servers
  78. Prerequisites for DNS Clients
  79. Configuring Virtualization
  80. Verifying the DNS Client Configuration
  81. Additional References
  82. Information About WCCPv2
  83. WCCPv2 Overview
  84. Service Group Lists
  85. WCCPv2 Designated Cache Engine
  86. WCCPv2 Authentication
  87. High Availability for WCCPv2
  88. Configuring WCCPv2
  89. Configuring a WCCPv2 Service Group
  90. Applying WCCPv2 Redirection to an Interface
  91. Configuring WCCPv2 in a VRF
  92. Verifying WCCPv2 Configuration
  93. Default Settings
  94. Information About OSPFv2
  95. Hello Packet
  96. Adjacency
  97. Areas
  98. Link-State Advertisements
  99. Link Cost
  100. Link-State Database
  101. Simple Password Authentication
  102. Not-So-Stubby Area
  103. Route Redistribution
  104. High Availability and Graceful Restart
  105. OSPFv2 Stub Router Advertisements
  106. Prerequisites for OSPFv2
  107. Enabling the OSPFv2 Feature
  108. Creating an OSPFv2 Instance
  109. Configuring Optional Parameters on an OSPFv2 Instance
  110. Configuring Networks in OSPFv2
  111. Configuring Authentication for an Area
  112. Configuring Authentication for an Interface
  113. Configuring Advanced OSPFv2
  114. Configuring Stub Areas
  115. Configuring a Totally Stubby Area
  116. Configuring NSSA
  117. Configuring Virtual Links
  118. Configuring Redistribution
  119. Limiting the Number of Redistributed Routes
  120. Configuring Route Summarization
  121. Configuring Stub Route Advertisements
  122. Modifying the Default Timers
  123. Configuring Graceful Restart
  124. Restarting an OSPFv2 Instance
  125. Configuring OSPFv2 with Virtualization
  126. Verifying the OSPFv2 Configuration
  127. Displaying OSPFv2 Statistics
  130. Information About OSPFv3
  131. Comparison of OSPFv3 and OSPFv2
  132. Neighbors
  133. Designated Routers
  135. LSA Types
  136. Flooding and LSA Group Pacing
  137. OSPFv3 and the IPv6 Unicast RIB
  138. Stub Area
  139. Virtual Links
  141. Multiple OSPFv3 Instances
  142. Configuration Guidelines and Limitations
  143. Creating an OSPFv3 Instance
  144. Configuring Networks in OSPFv3
  145. Configuring Advanced OSPFv3
  146. Configuring Filter Lists for Border Routers
  150. Configuring Multi-Area Adjacency
  157. Restarting an OSPFv3 Instance
  158. Configuring OSPFv3 with Virtualization
  159. Verifying OSPFv3 Configuration
  160. OSPFv3 Example Configuration
  163. Information About EIGRP
  164. Chapter 8 Configuring EIGRP
  165. Diffusing Update Algorithm
  166. External Route Metrics
  167. Address Families
  168. Stub Routers
  169. Split Horizon
  170. Licensing Requirements for EIGRP
  172. Creating an EIGRP Instance
  173. Restarting an EIGRP Instance
  174. Shutting Down an EIGRP Instance
  175. Shutting Down EIGRP on an Interface
  176. Configuring EIGRP Stub Routing
  177. Redistributing Routes into EIGRP
  179. Configuring Load Balancing in EIGRP
  180. Configuring Graceful Restart for EIGRP
  181. Adjusting the Interval Between Hello Packets and the Hold Time
  182. Tuning EIGRP
  183. Configuring Virtualization for EIGRP
  184. Verifying EIGRP Configuration
  185. Related Topics
  187. Information about IS-IS
  188. Chapter 9 Configuring I-I
  189. NET and System ID
  190. Mesh Groups
  192. Licensing Requirements for IS-IS
  193. IS-IS Configuration Modes
  194. Creating an IS-IS Instance
  195. Restarting an IS-IS Instance
  196. Shutting Down IS-IS
  197. Shutdown IS-IS on an Interface
  198. Configuring IS-IS Authentication on an Interface
  199. Configuring a Mesh Group
  200. Configuring the Attached Bit
  203. Configuring a Graceful Restart
  205. Tuning IS-IS
  206. Verifying IS-IS Configuration
  207. Displaying IS-IS Statistics
  210. Information About Basic BGP
  211. Chapter 10 Configuring Basic BGP
  212. BGP Peers
  213. BGP Router Identifier
  214. Step 2—Determining the Order of Comparisons
  215. BGP and the Unicast RIB
  216. Guidelines and Limitations for BGP
  217. Address Family Configuration Mode
  218. Neighbor Address Family Configuration Mode
  219. Creating a BGP Instance
  220. Restarting a BGP Instance
  221. Configuring BGP Peers
  222. Configuring Dynamic AS Numbers for Prefix Peers
  223. Clearing BGP Information
  224. Verifying Basic BGP Configuration
  225. Displaying BGP Statistics
  226. Where to Go Next
  228. Information About Advanced BGP
  229. Chapter 11 Configuring Advanced BGP
  230. Route Policies and Resetting BGP Sessions
  231. AS Confederations
  232. Route Reflector
  233. Capabilities Negotiation
  234. Load Sharing and Multipath
  235. BGP Conditional Advertisement
  237. Graceful Restart and High Availability
  238. ISSU
  239. Prerequisites for BGP
  240. Configuring Advanced BGP
  241. Configuring BGP Peer-Policy Templates
  242. Configuring BGP Peer Templates
  243. Configuring Prefix Peering
  244. Resetting a BGP Session
  245. Configuring BGP Next-Hop Address Tracking
  246. Disabling Capabilities Negotiation
  247. Configuring eBGP Multihop
  248. Configuring Route Reflector
  249. Configuring Route Dampening
  250. Configuring Load Sharing and ECMP
  251. Configuring Aggregate Addresses
  252. Configuring Route Redistribution
  253. Configuring Multiprotocol BGP
  254. Tuning BGP
  257. Verifying Advanced BGP Configuration
  260. Information About RIP
  261. RIP Overview
  262. Chapter 12 Configuring RIP
  263. Load Balancing
  264. Configuring RIP
  265. Creating a RIP Instance
  266. Restarting a RIP Instance
  267. Configuring RIP Authentication
  268. Configuring a Passive Interface
  269. Configuring Split Horizon with Poison Reverse
  271. Tuning RIP
  272. Verifying RIP Configuration
  273. RIP Example Configuration
  275. Configuring Static Routing
  277. Remote Next Hops for Static Routes
  278. Configuring a Static Route
  280. Verifying Static Routing Configuration
  282. Configuring Layer 3 Virtualization
  283. VRF and Routing
  284. Reachability
  285. Combining Reachability and Filtering
  286. Prerequisites for VRF
  287. Assigning VRF Membership to an Interface
  288. Configuring VRF Parameters for a Routing Protocol
  289. Configuring a VRF-Aware Service
  290. Setting the VRF Scope
  291. Verifying VRF Configuration
  294. Information About the Unicast RIB and FIB
  295. Layer 3 Consistency Checker
  296. Chapter 15 Managing the Unicast RIB and FIB
  297. Managing the Unicast RIB and FIB
  298. Configuring Load Sharing in the Unicast FIB
  299. Configuring Per-Packet Load Sharing
  300. Displaying Routing and Adjacency Information
  301. Triggering the Layer 3 Consistency Checker
  302. Clearing Forwarding Information in the FIB
  303. Returning the TCAM to Default Settings
  304. Estimating Memory Requirements for Routes
  305. Clearing Routes in the Unicast RIB
  307. Information About Route Policy Manager
  308. C H A P T E R 16 Configuring Route Policy Manager
  309. Set Changes
  310. Community Lists for BGP
  311. Policy-Based Routing
  312. Configuring Route Policy Manager
  313. Configuring AS-path Lists
  314. Configuring Community Lists
  315. Configuring Extended Community Lists
  316. Configuring Route Maps
  317. Verifying Route Policy Manager Configuration
  320. Information About Policy Based Routing
  321. C H A P T E R 17 Configuring Policy-Based Routing
  322. Licensing Requirements for Policy-Based Routing
  323. Enabling the Policy-based Routing Feature
  324. Configuring a Route Policy
  325. Verifying Policy-Based Routing Configuration
  328. Information About GLBP
  329. Chapter 18 Configuring GLBP
  330. GLBP Virtual Gateway Redundancy
  331. GLBP Authentication
  332. GLBP Load Balancing and Tracking
  333. High Availability
  334. Guidelines and Limitations
  335. Configuring GLBP Authentication
  336. Configuring GLBP Load Balancing
  337. Customizing GLBP
  338. Enabling a GLBP Group
  339. Verifying GLBP Configuration
  342. Information About HSRP
  343. Chapter 19 Configuring HSRP
  344. HSRP Versions
  345. HSRP Authentication
  346. Object Tracking and HSRP
  347. High Availability and Extended Non-Stop Forwarding
  349. Enabling the HSRP Feature
  350. Configuring the HSRP Version
  351. Authenticating HSRP
  352. Configuring HSRP Object Tracking
  353. Configuring the HSRP Priority
  354. Customizing HSRP
  355. Configuring Extended Hold Timers for HSRP
  356. Verifying HSRP Configuration
  359. Configuring VRRP
  360. VRRP Operation
  361. VRRP Benefits
  362. VRRP Router Priority and Preemption
  363. vPC and VRRP
  366. Configuring VRRP Groups
  367. Configuring VRRP Priority
  368. Configuring VRRP Authentication
  369. Configuring Time Intervals for Advertisement Packets
  370. Disabling Preemption
  371. Configuring VRRP Interface State Tracking
  372. Verifying the VRRP Configuration
  373. Displaying VRRP Statistics
  376. Configuring Object Tracking
  377. Object Tracking Overview
  380. Configuring Object Tracking for Route Reachability
  381. Configuring an Object Track List with a Boolean Expression
  382. Configuring an Object Track List with a Percentage Threshold
  383. Configuring an Object Track List with a Weight Threshold
  384. Configuring an Object Tracking Delay
  385. Configuring Object Tracking for a Nondefault VRF
  386. Verifying Object Tracking Configuration
  388. BGP RFCs
  389. A P P E N D I X A IETF RFCs supported by Cisco NX-OS Unicast Features, Release 4.x
  390. IS-IS RFCs
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  1. document conventions
  2. related documentation
  3. documentation feedback
  4. new and changed information
  5. action cli
  6. action counter
  7. action forceshut
  8. action overbudgetshut
  9. action reload
  10. action syslog
  11. callhome send
  12. callhome test
  13. cdp enable
  14. cdp holdtime
  15. cdp timer
  16. cfs distribute
  17. cfs region
  18. clear callhome session
  19. clear cdp
  20. clear cores
  21. clear logging nvram
  22. clear logging onboard
  23. clear logging session
  24. clear ntp session
  25. clear ntp statistics
  26. clear snmp hostconfig
  27. configure session
  28. diagnostic start
  29. event manager applet
  30. event manager environment
  31. event manager policy
  32. flow timeout
  33. lldp holdtime
  34. lldp receive
  35. lldp reinit
  36. lldp timer
  37. lldp transmit
  38. logging console
  39. logging event
  40. logging level
  41. logging logfile
  42. logging module
  43. logging monitor
  44. logging server
  45. logging timestamp
  46. monitor session
  47. ntp abort
  48. ntp authenticate
  49. ntp broadcast
  50. ntp broadcastdelay
  51. ntp commit
  52. ntp disable
  53. ntp distribute
  54. ntp enable
  55. ntp master
  56. ntp peer
  57. ntp server
  58. ntp source
  59. poweroff module
  60. rmon event
  61. role distribute
  62. system cores
  63. system heartbeat
  64. system trace
  65. system watchdog
  66. show commands
  67. show callhome
  68. show cdp
  69. show cdp neighbors
  70. show cfs regions
  71. show cfs status
  72. show cores
  73. show environment
  74. show environment power
  75. show event manager environment
  76. show event manager policy
  77. show interface ethernet
  78. show inventory
  79. show lldp neighbors
  80. show lldp traffic
  81. show logging console
  82. show logging info
  83. show logging last
  84. show logging level
  85. show logging logfile
  86. show logging module
  87. show logging monitor
  88. show logging nvram
  89. show logging server
  90. show logging session status
  91. show logging status
  92. show logging timestamp
  93. show module
  94. show monitor
  95. show monitor session
  96. show ntp peers
  97. show ntp statistics
  98. show processes
  99. show processes cpu
  100. show processes log
  101. show processes memory
  102. show rmon
  103. show scheduler
  104. show snmp
  105. show snmp community
  106. show snmp context
  107. show snmp engineid
  108. show snmp group
  109. show snmp host
  110. show snmp trap
  111. show snmp user
  112. show sprom
  113. show system cores
  114. show system uptime
  115. system message logging facilities
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  21. document conventions
  22. documentation feedback
  23. New and Changed Information
  24. Chapter
  26. Cisco Nexus 7000 Series NX-OS System Management Configuration Guide
  33. Cisco NX-OS Device Configuration Methods
  34. Configuring with CLI or XML Management Interface
  35. Precision Time Protocol
  36. Session Manager
  37. Onboard Failure Logging
  38. FabricPath
  39. Configuring CFS
  40. Applications that Use CFS to Distribute Configuration Changes
  41. CFS Distribution Modes
  42. CFS Merge Support
  43. High Availability
  44. Default Settings for CFS
  45. Configuring CFS Distribution
  46. Enabling CFS to Distribute DPVM Configurations
  47. Enabling CFS to Distribute FC Domain Configurations
  48. Enabling CFS to Distribute FC Port Security Configurations
  49. Enabling CFS to Distribute IVR Configurations
  50. Enabling CFS to Distribute NTP Configurations
  51. Enabling CFS to Distribute RADIUS Configurations
  52. Enabling CFS to Distribute TACACS+ Configurations
  53. Enabling CFS to Distribute User Role Configurations
  54. Configuring an IP Multicast Address for CFSoIP
  55. Configuring CFS Regions
  56. Removing an Application from a CFS Region
  57. Deleting a CFS Region
  58. Creating and Distributing a CFS Configuration
  59. Clearing a Locked Session
  60. Discarding a CFS Configuration
  61. Verifying the CFS Configuration
  62. Additional References for CFS
  63. Feature History for CFS
  64. Finding Feature Information
  65. NTP Associations
  66. NTP Multicast Associations
  67. Virtualization Support
  68. Default Settings for NTP
  69. Enabling or Disabling NTP on an Interface
  70. Configuring the Device as an Authoritative NTP Server
  71. Configuring NTP Authentication
  72. Configuring NTP Access Restrictions
  73. Configuring the NTP Source IP Address
  74. Configuring the NTP Source Interface
  75. Configuring an NTP Multicast Server
  76. Configuring an NTP Multicast Client
  77. Configuring NTP Logging
  78. Enabling CFS Distribution for NTP
  79. Committing NTP Configuration Changes
  80. Releasing the CFS Session Lock
  81. Configuration Examples for NTP
  82. Additional References
  84. About PTP
  85. PTP Process
  86. Pong
  87. Guidelines and Limitations for PTP
  88. Configuring PTP
  89. Configuring PTP on an Interface
  90. Verifying the PTP Configuration
  91. Configuration Examples for PTP
  92. Related Documents
  93. Feature History for PTP
  94. Configuring CDP
  95. VTP Feature Support
  97. Default Settings for CDP
  98. Enabling or Disabling CDP on an Interface
  99. Configuring Optional CDP Parameters
  100. Verifying the CDP Configuration
  102. Configuring System Message Logging
  103. Syslog Servers
  104. Binary Tech Support
  106. Logging System Messages to a File
  107. Configuring Module and Facility Messages Logging
  108. Configuring Syslog Servers
  109. Configuring Destination Port for Forwarding Syslogs
  110. Configuring Syslog Servers on a UNIX or Linux System
  111. Displaying and Clearing Log Files
  112. Configuration Example for System Message Logging
  113. Feature History for System Message Logging
  115. Destination Profiles
  116. Smart Call Home Message Levels
  117. Obtaining Smart Call Home
  118. Distributing Smart Call Home Using CFS
  119. Licensing Requirements for Smart Call Home
  120. Default Settings for Smart Call Home
  121. Configuring Smart Call Home
  122. Creating a Destination Profile
  123. Modifying a Destination Profile
  124. Associating an Alert Group with a Destination Profile
  125. Adding Show Commands to an Alert Group
  126. Configuring the Email Server
  127. Configuring VRFs To Send Messages Using HTTP
  128. Configuring an HTTP Proxy Server
  129. Configuring Periodic Inventory Notifications
  130. Disabling Duplicate Message Throttling
  131. Enabling or Disabling Smart Call Home
  132. Testing the Smart Call Home Configuration
  133. Configuration Examples for Smart Call Home
  135. Message Formats
  136. Alert Group Message Fields
  137. Fields for User-Generated Test Messages
  138. Sample Syslog Alert Notification in XML Format
  141. Automatically Generated System Checkpoints
  143. Default Settings for Rollbacks
  144. Implementing a Rollback
  145. Verifying the Rollback Configuration
  146. Feature History for Rollback
  149. Guidelines and Limitations for Session Manager
  150. Configuring ACLs in a Session
  151. Committing a Session
  152. Configuration Example for Session Manager
  153. Feature History for Session Manager
  155. Remote User Authentication
  157. Configuring the Scheduler
  158. Configuring Remote User Authentication
  159. Deleting a Job
  160. Defining a Timetable
  161. Clearing the Scheduler Log File
  162. Configuration Examples for the Scheduler
  163. Displaying the Results of Running Scheduler Jobs
  165. About SNMP
  166. SNMPv3
  167. User-Based Security Model
  168. CLI and SNMP User Synchronization
  169. Group-Based SNMP Access
  170. Virtualization Support for SNMP
  171. Configuring SNMP
  172. Enforcing SNMP Message Encryption
  173. Creating SNMP Communities
  174. Filtering SNMP Requests
  175. Configuring SNMP Notification Receivers
  176. Configuring a Source Interface for SNMP Notifications
  177. Configuring the Notification Target User
  178. Configuring SNMP Notification Receivers with VRFs
  179. Configuring SNMP to Send Traps Using an Inband Port
  180. Enabling SNMP Notifications
  181. Disabling Link Notifications on an Interface
  182. Enabling a One-Time Authentication for SNMP over TCP
  183. Configuring the Context to Network Entity Mapping
  184. Disabling SNMP
  185. Verifying SNMP Configuration
  186. Configuration Examples for SNMP
  188. RFCs
  189. Configuring RMON
  190. About RMON
  191. High Availability for RMON
  192. Default Settings for RMON
  193. Configuring RMON Events
  194. Verifying the RMON Configuration
  196. Configuring Online Diagnostics
  197. Online Diagnostics Overview
  198. Runtime or Health Monitoring Diagnostics
  199. Recovery Actions for Specified Health-Monitoring Diagnostics
  200. On-Demand Diagnostics
  202. Default Settings for Online Diagnostics
  203. Activating a Diagnostic Test
  204. Setting a Diagnostic Test as Inactive
  205. Configuring Corrective Action
  206. Starting or Stopping an On-Demand Diagnostic Test
  207. Simulating Diagnostic Results
  208. Configuration Examples for Online Diagnostics
  211. About EEM
  212. Event Statements
  213. VSH Script Policies
  214. EEM Event Correlation
  215. Default Settings for EEM
  216. Defining a User Policy Using the CLI
  217. Configuring Event Statements
  218. Configuring Action Statements
  219. Defining a Policy Using a VSH Script
  220. Scheduling an EEM Policy
  221. Overriding a Policy
  222. Configuring Memory Thresholds
  223. Configuring Syslog as EEM Publisher
  224. Verifying the EEM Configuration
  225. Configuration Examples for EEM
  227. Configuring Onboard Failure Logging
  228. About OBFL
  229. Prerequisites for OBFL
  230. Verifying the OBFL Configuration
  231. Configuration Example for OBFL
  233. Configuring SPAN
  234. SPAN Sources
  235. Characteristics of Destination Ports
  236. Extended SPAN Sessions
  237. Exception SPAN
  238. Virtual SPAN Sessions
  240. Guidelines and Limitations for F1 Series Module
  241. Guidelines and Limitations for F2/F2e Series Modules
  242. Guidelines and Limitations for F3 Series Module
  243. Guidelines and Limitations for M2/M2XL Series Modules
  244. Guidelines and Limitations for M3 Series Modules
  246. Configuring Multi-Destination SPAN on F2 Series Modules
  247. Configuring Multiple SPAN Sessions on a SPAN Destination Port
  248. Configuring a Virtual SPAN Session
  249. Configuring an RSPAN VLAN
  250. Shutting Down or Resuming a SPAN Session
  251. Configuring MTU Truncation for Each SPAN Session
  252. Configuring a Source Rate Limit for Each SPAN Session
  253. Configuring Sampling for Each SPAN Session
  254. Complex Rule-based SPAN
  255. Creating Filter-Lists
  256. Configuring a Session with Rules Enabled
  257. Configuring the Multicast Best Effort Mode for a SPAN Session
  258. Configuring Rule-Based SPAN
  259. Configuring Exception SPAN
  260. Removing FabricPath and VNTAG Headers
  261. Verifying the SPAN Configuration
  262. Configuration Examples for SPAN
  263. Configuration Example for a Unidirectional SPAN Session
  264. Configuration Example for a SPAN Session with a Private VLAN Source
  265. Configuration Example for SPAN with MTU Truncation and SPAN Sampling
  266. Configuration Example for Exception SPAN
  268. About ERSPAN
  269. ERSPAN Destinations
  270. Extended ERSPAN Session
  271. Exception ERSPAN
  272. Network Analysis Module
  273. Guidelines and Limitations for ERSPAN
  274. Default Settings
  275. Configuring ERSPAN
  276. Configuring an ERSPAN Destination Session
  277. Shutting Down or Activating an ERSPAN Session
  278. Configuring MTU Truncation for Each ERSPAN Session
  279. Configuring a Source Rate Limit for Each ERSPAN Session
  280. Configuring Sampling for Each ERSPAN Session
  281. Configuring the Multicast Best Effort Mode for an ERSPAN Session
  282. Configuring Rule-Based ERSPAN
  283. Configuring Exception ERSPAN
  284. Verifying the ERSPAN Configuration
  285. Configuration Examples for ERSPAN
  286. Configuration Example for a Unidirectional ERSPAN Session
  287. Configuration Example for ERSPAN with MTU Truncation and ERSPAN Sampling
  290. About DCBXP
  292. Default Settings for LLDP
  293. Enabling or Disabling LLDP on an Interface
  294. Configuring Optional LLDP Parameters
  295. Verifying the LLDP Configuration
  298. NetFlow
  299. Flow Exporters
  300. Flow Monitors
  301. Netflow on CoPP Interface Support
  303. Guidelines and Limitations for NetFlow
  304. Default Settings for NetFlow
  305. Enabling the NetFlow Feature
  306. Specifying the Match Parameters
  307. Creating a Flow Exporter
  308. Creating a Flow Monitor
  309. Creating a Sampler
  310. Applying a Flow Monitor to an Interface
  311. Configuring Netflow on CoPP Interface Support
  312. Configuring Bridged NetFlow on a VLAN
  313. Configuring NetFlow Timeouts
  314. Verifying the NetFlow Configuration
  315. Verification Examples for NetFlow CoPP Interface Support
  318. Information About EEE
  319. Guidelines and Limitations
  320. Configuring the EEE LPI Sleep Threshold
  321. Verifying the EEE Configuration
  322. Configuration Examples for EEE
  323. Feature History for EEE
  325. Licensing Requirements for XMLIN
  326. Converting Show Command Output to XML
  328. IETF RFCs Supported by Cisco NX-OS System Management
  329. EEM System Policies
  330. EEM Events
  331. Configuration Examples for EEM Policies
  332. Configuration Examples to Override (Disable) Major Thresholds
  333. Overriding (Disabling) an Entire Module
  334. Enabling Multiple Sensors While Disabling All Remaining Sensors of All Modules
  335. Configuration Examples to Override (Disable) Shutdown for Fan Tray Removal
  336. Overriding (Disabling) a Shutdown for Removal of All Fan Trays Except One
  337. Creating a Supplemental Policy for the Temperature Threshold Event
  338. Configuration Examples to Select Modules to Shut Down
  339. Configuration Example to Generate a User Syslog
  340. Sending an SNMP Notification in Response to an Event in the Event Policy
  341. Configuration Example to Register an EEM Policy with the EEM
  342. Configuration Limits for Cisco NX-OS System Management
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  1. Power On and Initial Setup
  2. Customize Hypervisor for Remote Access
  3. Access and Configure Hypervisor
  4. Using Predeployed Virtual Machines
  5. Install Applications on Virtual Machines
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  5. document conventions
  6. obtaining documentation and submitting a service request
  7. New and Changed Information
  8. chapter
  9. Cisco Prime NAM Appliances
  10. Health Monitoring
  11. High Availability
  12. Virtualization
  13. Preparing for RISE Integration
  14. Licensing for Cisco RISE
  15. Guidelines and Limitations for Preparing for the RISE Integration
  16. Installing the Citrix Netscaler Application Delivery Controller (ADC) Appliance
  17. Finding Feature Information
  18. Guidelines and Limitations for Configuring RISE
  19. Accessing the Switch and Appliance Interfaces
  20. Using the Netscaler CLI
  21. Using the Netscaler GUI
  22. Using the Statistical Utility
  23. Configuring RISE in an Indirect Mode Deployment
  24. Configuring RISE on the Cisco Nexus Switch
  25. Configuring NSIP on the Appliance
  26. Configuring NSIP Using the Configuration Utility
  27. Configuring NSVLAN Using the Configuration Utility
  28. Configuring RISE in a vPC Direct Mode Deployment
  29. Configuring RISE in a vPC Indirect Mode Deployment
  33. related documents
  34. Auto Policy-Based Routing
  35. Appliance
  37. Configuring a NSVLAN on Citrix NetScaler Application Delivery Controller (ADC Appliance
  38. Enabling the USIP Option
  39. Enabling the USIP Option for a Service Group
  40. Enabling the USIP Option Globally
  41. Verifying the Auto Policy-Based Routing Configuration
  42. Feature History for Auto Policy-Based Routing
  44. Troubleshooting the RISE Configuration on the Switch
  45. Troubleshooting the RISE Service on the Appliance
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  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. document conventions
  5. related documentation
  6. obtaining documentation and submitting a service request
  7. new and changed information
  8. chapter
  9. Fibre Channel Bridge
  11. FIP Virtual Link Instantiation
  12. FIP Ethernet Frame Format
  13. Lossless Ethernet
  14. Cisco NX-OS FCoE Configuration Guide for Nexus 7000 and MDS
  15. Guidelines and Limitations
  16. Cisco MDS 9500: Guidelines and Limitations
  17. Configuring FCoE
  18. Cisco MDS 9500: Enabling FCoE
  19. Disabling FCoE
  20. Cisco MDS 9500: Disabling FCoE
  21. Configuring the FC-Map
  22. Configuring the Fabric Priority
  23. Setting the Advertisment Interval
  24. Disabling LAN Traffic on an FCoE Link
  25. Verifying the FCoE Configuration
  26. Additional References for FCoE
  27. Configuring FCoE VLANs and Virtual Interfaces
  28. Default Settings for FCoE
  31. Configuring Virtual Interfaces
  32. Creating a Virtual Fibre Channel Interface
  33. Creating a Virtual Fibre Channel Port Channel Interface
  34. Associating a Virtual Fibre Channel Interface to a VSAN
  35. Enabling VE Loopback Configuration
  36. Verifying the Virtual Interface
  37. Example:Mapping VSANs to VLANs
  39. Storage VDC on Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Switches
  40. Licensing Requirements for FCoE
  42. Configuring FCoE VDCs
  43. Cisco Nexus 7000:Licensing an FCoE Module
  44. Allocating the FCoE VLAN Range
  45. Allocating Shared Interfaces
  46. Example: Storage VDC Configuration
  47. Feature History by Platform
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  1. configuring dns
  2. Information About DNS Clients
  3. Licensing Requirements for DNS Clients
  4. Configuring DNS Clients
  5. Verifying the DNS Client Configuration
  6. Configuration Examples for DNS Clients
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  3. Table Of Contents
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  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
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  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Table Of Contents
  15. Table Of Contents
  16. Table Of Contents
  17. Table Of Contents
  18. document conventions
  19. related documentation
  20. documentation feedback
  21. absolute
  22. accept-lifetime
  23. Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Security Command Reference
  24. access-class
  26. action
  28. arp access-list
  30. authentication (LDAP)
  32. aaa accounting default
  34. aaa accounting dot1x
  36. aaa authentication cts default group
  38. aaa authentication dot1x default group
  40. aaa authentication eou default group
  42. aaa authentication login ascii-authentication
  43. aaa authentication login chap enable
  44. aaa authentication login console
  46. aaa authentication login default
  48. aaa authentication login error-enable
  49. aaa authentication login invalid-username-log
  50. aaa authentication login mschap enable
  51. aaa authentication login mschapv2 enable
  52. aaa authentication rejected
  54. aaa authorization commands default
  56. aaa authorization config-commands default
  58. aaa authorization cts default group
  60. aaa authorization ssh-certificate
  62. aaa authorization ssh-publickey
  64. aaa group server ldap
  66. aaa group server radius
  67. aaa group server tacacs
  68. aaa user default-role
  73. cipher suite
  75. clear access-list counters
  77. clear accounting log
  78. clear copp statistics
  79. clear cts cache
  80. clear cts policy
  81. capture session
  82. cts dot1x
  84. class (policy map)
  86. class-map type control-plane
  88. clear aaa local user blocked
  89. clear ldap-server statistics
  90. clear mac access-list counters
  92. clear port-security
  94. clear cts role-based counters
  95. clear dot1x
  96. clear eou
  98. clear hardware rate-limiter
  101. clear ip arp inspection log
  102. clear ip access-list counters
  104. clear ip arp inspection statistics vlan
  106. clear ip device tracking
  108. clear ip dhcp relay statistics
  109. clear ip dhcp snooping binding
  111. clear ipv6 access-list counters
  113. clear ipv6 dhcp relay statistics
  114. clear ipv6 dhcp-ldra statistics
  115. clear vlan access-list counters
  117. conf-offset
  119. copp copy profile
  121. copp profile
  123. CRLLookup
  125. crypto ca authenticate
  127. crypto ca crl request
  134. clear radius-server statistics
  135. clear ssh hosts
  136. clear tacacs-server statistics
  137. clear user
  138. cts l3 spi (global)
  140. cts l3 spi (interface)
  142. crypto ca enroll
  144. crypto ca export
  146. crypto ca import
  149. crypto ca lookup
  151. crypto ca remote ldap crl-refresh-time
  152. crypto ca remote ldap server-group
  153. crypto ca test verify
  154. crypto ca trustpoint
  156. crypto cert ssh-authorize
  158. crypto certificatemap mapname
  159. cts cache enable
  160. cts device-id
  162. cts role-based sgt-map
  171. cts manual
  173. cts refresh environment-data
  174. cts refresh role-based-policy
  175. cts rekey
  176. cts role-based access-list
  178. cts role-based counters enable
  180. cts role-based detailed-logging
  182. cts role-based enforcement
  184. cts role-based monitor
  186. cts role-based policy priority-static
  187. cts role-based sgt
  189. cts sxp allow default-route-sgt
  190. cts sxp connection peer
  193. cts sxp default password
  195. cts sxp default source-ip
  196. cts sxp enable
  197. cts sxp listener hold-time
  199. cts sxp mapping network-map
  200. cts sxp node-id
  202. cts sxp reconcile-period
  204. cts sxp retry-period
  206. cts sxp speaker hold-time
  210. dot1x max-reauth-req
  212. dot1x max-req
  214. dot1x pae authenticator
  216. dot1x port-control
  218. dot1x radius-accounting
  219. dot1x re-authentication (EXEC)
  220. dot1x re-authentication (global configuration and interface configuration)
  222. dot1x system-auth-control
  223. dot1x timeout quiet-period
  225. dot1x timeout ratelimit-period
  227. dot1x timeout re-authperiod
  229. dot1x timeout server-timeout
  231. dot1x timeout supp-timeout
  233. dot1x timeout tx-period
  235. deadtime
  237. delete ca-certificate
  238. delete certificate
  240. delete crl
  241. deny (ARP)
  245. deny (IPv4)
  260. deny (IPv6)
  276. deny (MAC)
  279. deny (role-based access control list)
  281. description (identity policy)
  283. description (user role)
  285. destination interface
  287. device
  289. device-role
  291. dot1x default
  292. dot1x host-mode
  294. dot1x initialize
  295. dot1x mac-auth-bypass
  297. encrypt pause-frame
  299. encryption decrypt type6
  300. encryption delete type6
  301. enable
  303. enable Cert-DN-match
  305. enable secret
  307. enable user-server-group
  309. encryption re-encrypt obfuscated
  310. enrollment terminal
  311. eou allow clientless
  312. eou default
  313. eou initialize
  314. eou logging
  315. eou max-retry
  316. eou port
  317. eou ratelimit
  318. eou revalidate (EXEC)
  319. eou revalidate (global configuration and interface configuration)
  320. eou timeout
  321. F Commands
  322. feature (user role feature group)
  323. feature cts
  324. feature dhcp
  325. feature dot1x
  326. feature eou
  327. feature ldap
  328. feature mka
  329. feature password encryption aes
  330. feature port-security
  331. feature privilege
  332. feature scp-server
  333. feature sftp-server
  334. feature ssh
  335. feature tacacs
  336. feature telnet
  337. filter
  338. fips mode enable
  339. fragments
  340. G Commands
  341. hardware access-list allow deny ace
  342. hardware access-list capture
  343. hardware access-list resource feature bank-mapping
  344. hardware access-list resource pooling
  345. hardware access-list update
  346. hardware rate-limiter
  347. hop-limit
  348. host (IPv4)
  349. host (IPv6)
  350. identity policy
  351. identity profile eapoudp
  352. interface policy deny
  353. ip access-class
  354. ip access-group
  355. ip access-list
  356. ip arp inspection filter
  357. ip arp inspection log-buffer
  358. ip arp inspection trust
  359. ip arp inspection validate
  360. ip arp inspection vlan
  361. ip dhcp packet strict-validation
  362. ip dhcp redirect-response
  363. ip dhcp relay
  364. ip dhcp relay address
  365. ip dhcp relay information option
  366. ip dhcp relay information option vpn
  367. ip dhcp relay subnet-broadcast
  368. ip dhcp relay sub-option type cisco
  369. ip dhcp smart-relay
  370. ip dhcp smart-relay global
  371. ip dhcp snooping
  372. ip dhcp snooping information option
  373. ip dhcp snooping trust
  374. ip dhcp snooping verify mac-address
  375. ip dhcp snooping vlan
  376. ip forward-protocol udp
  377. ip port access-group
  378. ip radius source-interface
  379. ip source binding
  380. ip tacacs source-interface
  381. ip udp relay addrgroup
  382. ip udp relay subnet-broadcast
  383. ip verify source dhcp-snooping-vlan
  384. ip verify unicast source reachable-via
  385. ipv6 access-class
  387. ipv6 access-list
  388. ipv6 dhcp-ldra
  389. ipv6 dhcp guard policy
  390. ipv6 dhcp-ldra (interface)
  391. ipv6 dhcp relay
  392. ipv6 dhcp-ldra attach policy (interface)
  393. ipv6 dhcp-ldra attach-policy vlan
  394. ipv6 dhcp relay address
  395. ipv6 nd raguard attach-policy
  396. ipv6 nd raguard policy
  397. ipv6 neighbor binding
  398. ipv6 neighbor binding logging
  399. ipv6 neighbor binding max-entries
  400. ipv6 neighbor tracking
  401. ipv6 port traffic-filter
  402. ipv6 snooping attach-policy
  403. ipv6 traffic-filter
  404. key chain
  405. key config-key
  406. key-octet-string
  407. key-server-priority
  408. key-string
  409. L Commands
  410. ldap-server deadtime
  411. ldap-server host
  412. ldap-server port
  413. ldap-server timeout
  414. ldap search-map
  415. logging drop threshold
  416. M Commands
  417. mac access-list
  418. mac packet-classify
  419. mac port access-group
  420. macsec keychain policy
  421. macsec policy
  422. managed-config-flag
  423. match (class-map)
  424. match (VLAN access-map)
  425. monitor session
  426. N Commands
  427. nac enable
  428. O Commands
  429. object-group (identity policy)
  430. object-group ip address
  431. object-group ip port
  432. object-group ipv6 address
  433. object-group udp relay ip address
  434. other-config-flag
  435. password secure-mode
  436. password strength-check
  437. periodic
  438. permit (ACL)
  439. permit (ARP)
  440. permit (IPv4)
  441. permit (IPv6)
  442. permit (MAC)
  443. permit (role-based access control list)
  444. permit interface
  445. permit vlan
  446. permit vrf
  447. platform access-list update
  448. platform rate-limit
  449. police (policy map)
  450. policy
  451. policy-map type control-plane
  452. preference
  453. propagate-sgt
  454. radius abort
  455. radius commit
  456. radius distribute
  457. radius-server deadtime
  458. radius-server directed-request
  459. radius-server host
  460. radius-server key
  461. radius-server retransmit
  462. radius-server test
  463. radius-server timeout
  464. range
  465. rate-limit cpu direction
  466. remark
  467. replay-protection
  468. resequence
  469. revocation-check
  470. role abort
  471. role commit
  472. role distribute
  473. role feature-group name
  474. role name
  475. router-preference maximum
  476. rsakeypair
  477. rule
  478. sak-expiry-time
  479. sap modelist
  480. send-lifetime
  481. server
  482. service dhcp
  483. service-policy input
  484. set cos
  485. set dscp (policy map class)
  486. set precedence (policy map class)
  487. source-interface
  488. ssh login-attempts
  489. ssh server enable
  490. ssh6
  491. statistics per-entry
  492. storm-control level
  493. switchport port-security
  494. switchport port-security aging type
  495. switchport port-security mac-address
  496. switchport port-security mac-address sticky
  497. switchport port-security maximum
  498. switchport port-security violation
  499. show commands
  500. show
  501. show aaa accounting
  502. show aaa authentication
  503. show aaa authorization
  504. show aaa groups
  505. show aaa local user blocked
  506. show aaa user default-role
  507. show access-list status module
  508. show access-lists
  509. show accounting log
  510. show arp access-lists
  511. show class-map type control-plane
  512. show cli syntax roles network-admin
  513. show cli syntax roles network-operator
  514. show copp diff profile
  515. show copp profile
  516. show copp status
  517. show crypto ca certificates
  518. show crypto ca certstore
  519. show crypto ca crl
  520. show crypto ca remote-certstore
  521. show crypto ca trustpoints
  522. show crypto certificatemap
  523. show crypto key mypubkey rsa
  524. show crypto ssh-auth-map
  525. show cts
  526. show cts capability interface
  527. show cts credentials
  528. show cts environment-data
  529. show cts interface
  530. show cts l3 interface
  531. show cts l3 mapping
  532. show cts pacs
  533. show cts propagate-status
  534. show cts role-based access-list
  535. show cts role-based counters
  536. show cts role-based disabled-interface
  537. show cts role-based enable
  538. show cts role-based policy
  539. show cts role-based sgt vlan
  540. show cts role-based sgt-map
  541. show cts sap pmk
  542. show cts sxp
  543. show cts sxp connection
  544. show data-corruption
  545. show dot1x
  546. show dot1x all
  547. show dot1x interface ethernet
  548. show encryption service stat
  549. show eou
  550. show fips status
  551. show hardware access-list feature-combo
  552. show hardware rate-limiter
  553. show identity policy
  554. show identity profile
  555. show ip access-lists
  556. show ip access-lists capture session
  557. show ip arp inspection
  558. show ip arp inspection interface
  559. show ip arp inspection log
  560. show ip arp inspection statistics
  561. show ip arp inspection vlan
  562. show ip device tracking
  563. show ip dhcp relay
  564. show ip dhcp relay address
  565. show ip dhcp relay statistics
  566. show ip dhcp snooping
  567. show ip dhcp snooping binding
  568. show ip dhcp snooping statistics
  569. show ip udp relay
  570. show ip verify source
  571. show ipv6 access-lists
  572. show ipv6 dhcp relay
  573. show ipv6 dhcp relay statistics
  574. show ipv6 dhcp-ldra
  575. show ipv6 dhcp guard policy
  576. show ipv6 nd raguard policy
  577. show ipv6 neighbor binding
  578. show ipv6 snooping capture-policy
  579. show ipv6 snooping counters
  580. show ipv6 snooping features
  581. show ipv6 snooping policies
  582. show key chain
  583. show ldap-search-map
  584. show ldap-server
  585. show ldap-server groups
  586. show ldap-server statistics
  587. show mac access-lists
  588. show macsec mka
  589. show macsec policy
  590. show password secure-mode
  591. show password strength-check
  592. show policy-map interface control-plane
  593. show policy-map type control-plane
  594. show port-security
  595. show port-security address
  596. show port-security interface
  597. show privilege
  598. show radius
  599. show radius-server
  600. show role
  601. show role feature
  602. show role feature-group
  603. show role pending
  604. show role pending-diff
  605. show role session
  606. show role status
  607. show run mka
  608. show running-config aaa
  609. show running-config aclmgr
  610. show running-config copp
  611. show running-config cts
  612. show running-config dhcp
  613. show running-config dot1x
  614. show running-config eou
  615. show running-config ldap
  616. show running-config port-security
  617. show running-config radius
  618. show running-config security
  619. show running-config tacacs
  620. show security system state
  621. show software integrity
  622. show ssh key
  623. show ssh server
  624. show startup-config aaa
  625. show startup-config aclmgr
  626. show startup-config copp
  627. show startup-config dhcp
  628. show startup-config dot1x
  629. show startup-config eou
  630. show startup-config ldap
  631. show startup-config port-security
  632. show startup-config radius
  633. show startup-config security
  634. show startup-config tacacs
  635. show system internal access-list feature bank-chain map
  636. show system internal access-list feature bank-class map
  637. show system internal access-list globals
  638. show system internal pktmgr internal control sw-rate-limit
  639. show system internal udp-relay database
  640. show tacacs
  641. show tacacs-server
  642. show telnet server
  643. show time-range
  644. show user-account
  645. show username
  646. show users
  647. show vlan access-list
  648. show vlan access-map
  649. show vlan filter
  650. tacacs+ abort
  651. tacacs+ commit
  652. tacacs+ distribute
  653. tacacs-server deadtime
  654. tacacs-server directed-request
  655. tacacs-server host
  656. tacacs-server key
  657. tacacs-server test
  658. tacacs-server timeout
  659. telnet
  660. telnet server enable
  661. telnet6
  662. terminal verify-only
  663. test aaa authorization command-type
  664. time-range
  665. trustedCert
  666. U Commands
  667. user-certdn-match
  668. username
  669. userprofile
  670. user-pubkey-match
  671. user-switch-bind
  672. use-vrf
  673. V Commands
  674. vlan access-map
  675. vlan filter
  676. vlan policy deny
  677. vrf policy deny
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  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. chapter
  7. Related Documentation
  10. VXLAN Flood and Learn
  11. VXLAN Tunnel Endpoint
  12. VXLAN BGP EVPN Control Plane
  13. Configuring VXLAN Flood and Learn
  14. VXLAN Layer 2 Gateway
  15. VXLAN Licensing Information
  16. Considerations for VXLAN Deployment
  17. Network Considerations for VXLAN Deployments
  18. Considerations for the core VRF
  19. Configuring VXLAN
  20. Configuring VNI Service Instances
  21. Creating an VTEP and NVE Interface
  22. Configuring vPC Peer-link
  23. Configuring L3 Interface for IP Cloud Connectivity
  24. Disabling VXLANs
  25. Verifying the VXLAN Configuration
  26. Configuration Examples
  27. Example of Verifying VXLAN Flood and Learn Configuration
  28. Feature History for VXLAN Flood and Learn
  29. Information About VXLAN BGP EVPN
  30. Realizing Layer-2 and Layer-3 Multi-Tenancy
  31. Fabric Overlay Control-Plane (MP-BGP EVPN)
  32. End Host and Subnet Route Distribution
  33. ARP Suppression
  34. Performing End Host Detection, Deletion and Move
  35. Multi-Destination Traffic
  36. Configuring VXLAN BGP EVPN
  37. Feature History for VXLAN BGP EVPN
  38. VXLAN EVPN - MPLS L3VPN for ACI Fabric
  39. Overview of VXLAN EVPN - MPLS L3VPN for ACI Fabric
  40. Spine – DCI Connectivity
  41. OpFlex DCI Auto-Configuration
  42. Interconnect Policy Provisioning (IPP)
  43. DCI Auto-Configuration Scenario
  44. Show and Debug Command Examples
  45. Campus Fabric
  46. VXLAN Encapsulation for Layer-3 LISP Configuration
  47. Feature History for Campus Fabric
  48. Prerequisites of Campus Fabric Interconnect—MPLS L3VPN
  49. Information About Campus Fabric Interconnect—MPLS L3VPN
  50. Campus Fabric Architecture—Fabric 1
  51. How to Configure Campus Fabric Interconnect—MPLS L3VPN
  52. Campus Fabric Interconnect Configuration
  53. Verifying Campus Fabric Interconnect—MPLS L3VPN
  54. Verifying MPLS Label Switching VRF Information
  55. LISP Support for Disjointed RLOC Domains
  56. LISP Map-Server
  57. Workflow of LISP Support for Disjointed RLOC Domains
  58. How to Configure LISP Support for Disjointed RLOC Domains
  59. PxTR 1 or RTR Configuration—RTR Locator-Set Inheritance
  60. Map-Server Configuration
  61. EID Space Details in the Map-Server/Map-Resolver (MSMR)
  62. Verify LISP map-cache Details on PxTR 1
  63. Prerequisites for PBR Support for the VXLAN BGP EVPN Fabric
  64. Information About PBR Support for the VXLAN BGP EVPN Fabric
  65. PBR Rules on L1 and L2 (Enabled on BDI10 and BDI20)
  66. Enable PBR Configurations on L1, L2 and the Service Leaf Switch
  67. Verifying PBR Route Map Policy Configuration on the BDI
  68. Prerequisites for VXLAN BGP EVPN and OTV Interoperation
  69. Guidelines and Limitations for VXLAN BGP EVPN and OTV Interoperation
  70. Sample Topologies and Workflow of the VXLAN BGP EVPN and OTV Interoperation
  71. Layer 2 Switching
  72. Control Plane
  73. Layer 3 Unicast Routing
  74. Layer 2 Multicast Forwarding and Layer 3 Multicast Routing
  75. How to Configure VXLAN BGP EVPN and OTV Interoperation, and OTV with BDI
  76. Configure OTV with BDI Configuration on the Border Switches in DC-4
  77. Verifying VXLAN BGP EVPN and OTV Interoperation, and OTV with BDI
  78. Display OTV Configuration on the Border Leaf Switch BL1
  79. Display OTV Overlay State
  80. Display OTV Adjacencies
  81. Troubleshooting VXLAN BGP EVPN and OTV Interoperation, and OTV with BDI
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  2. Table Of Contents
  3. new and changed information
  4. document conventions
  5. related documentation
  6. obtaining documentation and submitting a service request
  7. service commands
  8. bandwidth (QoS)
  9. bandwidth remaining
  10. class (policy map type qos)
  11. class type queuing (policy map type queuing)
  12. class-map type qos
  13. class-map type queuing match-any
  14. clear qos statistics
  15. default (table map)
  16. description
  17. from (table map)
  18. match access-group
  19. match class-map
  20. match cos (class map type qos)
  21. match cos (class map type queuing)
  22. match discard-class
  23. match dscp
  24. match ip rtp
  25. match packet length
  26. match precedence
  27. match protocol
  28. match qos-group
  29. police (QoS)
  30. police aggregate
  31. policy-map type qos
  32. policy-map type queuing
  33. priority (queuing)
  34. qos shared-policer
  35. qos statistics
  36. queue-limit
  37. random-detect
  38. random-detect cos-based
  39. service-policy
  40. set cos (policy map type qos)
  41. set cos (policy map type queuing)
  42. set discard-class
  43. set dscp (QoS)
  44. set precedence (QoS)
  45. set qos-group
  46. set table
  47. shape
  48. show class-map type qos
  49. show class-map type queuing
  50. show policy-map
  51. show policy-map interface
  52. show policy-map interface brief
  53. show policy-map vlan
  54. show qos shared-policer
  55. show queuing interface
  56. show running-config ipqos
  57. show table-map
  58. table-map
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  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. document conventions
  5. related documentation
  6. obtaining documentation and submitting a service request
  7. Cisco Nexus 7000 Series LISP Commands
  8. allowed-locator
  9. authentication-key
  10. clear ip lisp data-cache
  11. clear ip lisp map-cache
  12. clear ip lisp statistics
  13. clear ipv6 lisp data-cache
  14. clear ipv6 lisp map-cache
  15. clear ipv6 lisp statistics
  16. clear lisp dynamic-eid
  17. clear lisp proxy-itr
  18. clear lisp site
  19. database-mapping
  20. description
  21. eid-prefix
  22. instance-id
  23. ip lisp alt-vrf
  24. ip lisp database-mapping
  25. ip lisp etr accept-map-request-mapping
  26. ip lisp etr glean-mapping
  27. ip lisp etr map-cache-ttl
  28. ip lisp etr map-server
  29. ip lisp hardware-forwarding
  30. ip lisp itr map-resolver
  31. ip lisp itr send-data-probe
  32. ip lisp itr-etr
  33. ip lisp locator-down
  34. ip lisp locator-vrf LSP
  35. ip lisp map-cache LSP
  36. ip lisp map-cache-limit LSP
  37. ip lisp map-request-source LSP
  38. ip lisp map-resolver LSP
  39. ip lisp map-server LSP
  40. ip lisp nat-transversal LSP
  41. ip lisp proxy-etr LSP
  42. ip lisp proxy-itr LSP
  43. ip lisp shortest-eid-prefix-length LSP
  44. ip lisp source-locator LSP
  45. ip lisp translate LSP
  46. ip lisp use-petr LSP
  47. ipv6 lisp alt-vrf LSP
  48. ipv6 lisp database-mapping LSP
  49. ipv6 lisp etr LSP
  50. ipv6 lisp etr accept-map-request-mapping LSP
  51. ipv6 lisp etr glean-mapping LSP
  52. ipv6 lisp etr map-server LSP
  53. ipv6 lisp hardware-forwarding LSP
  54. ipv6 lisp itr LSP
  55. ipv6 lisp itr map-resolver LSP
  56. ipv6 lisp itr send-data-probe LSP
  57. ipv6 lisp itr-etr LSP
  58. ipv6 lisp locator-down LSP
  59. ipv6 lisp locator-vrf LSP
  60. ipv6 lisp map-cache LSP
  61. ipv6 lisp map-cache-limit LSP
  62. ipv6 lisp map-request-source LSP
  63. ipv6 lisp map-resolver LSP
  64. ipv6 lisp map-server LSP
  65. ipv6 lisp nat-transversal LSP
  66. ipv6 lisp proxy-etr LSP
  67. pv6 lisp proxy-itr LSP
  68. ipv6 lisp shortest-eid-prefix-length
  69. ipv6 lisp source-locator
  70. ipv6 lisp translate
  71. ipv6 lisp use-petr
  72. lisp beta
  73. lisp dynamic-eid
  74. lisp extend-subnet-mode
  75. lisp instance id
  76. lisp loc-reach-algorithm
  77. lisp mobility
  78. lisp site
  79. map-notify-group
  80. map-server
  81. redistribute lisp route-map
  82. register-database-mapping
  83. roaming-eid-prefix
  84. show ip lisp
  85. show ip lisp data-cache
  86. show ip lisp database
  87. show ip lisp locator-hash
  88. show ip lisp map-cache
  89. show ip lisp statistics
  90. show ip lisp translation-cache
  91. show ipv6 lisp
  92. show ipv6 lisp data-cache
  93. show ipv6 lisp database
  94. show ipv6 lisp locator-hash
  95. show ipv6 lisp map-cache
  96. show ipv6 lisp statistics
  97. show ipv6 lisp translation-cache
  98. show lisp dynamic-eid
  99. show lisp proxy-itr
  100. show lisp site
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  11. obtaining documentation and submitting a service request
  12. New and Changed Information
  13. chapter
  14. Using QoS
  15. Mutation
  16. Sequencing of Ingress Traffic Actions
  17. QoS Feature Configuration with MQC
  18. QoS Policies on Fabric Extenders
  19. Finding Feature Information
  20. Licensing Requirements
  21. Using an MQC Object
  22. Type Queuing Policies
  23. System-Defined MQC Objects
  24. Configuring an MQC Object
  25. Configuring or Modifying a Class Map
  26. Configuring or Modifying a Table Map
  27. Configuring or Modifying a Policy Map
  28. Applying Descriptions to MQC Objects
  29. Verifying an MQC Object
  30. Attaching a QoS Policy Action to an Interface or Tunnel
  31. Attaching a QoS Policy Action to a VLAN
  34. Configuring Traffic Classes
  35. Configuring a Deny ACE
  36. Configuring DSCP Classification
  37. Configuring IP Precedence Classification
  38. Configuring Protocol Classification
  39. Configuring QoS Group Classification
  40. Configuring Discard Class Classification
  41. Configuring CoS Classification
  42. Configuring IP RTP Classification
  43. Configuring Class Map Classification
  44. Verifying the Classification Configuration
  47. Guidelines and Limitations
  48. Configuring DSCP Marking
  49. Configuring IP Precedence Marking
  50. Configuring CoS Marking
  51. Configuring QoS Group Marking
  52. Configuring Ingress and Egress Marking
  53. Configuring DSCP Port Marking
  54. Configuring Table Maps for Use in Marking
  55. Configuring Marking Using Table Maps
  56. Verifying the Marking Configuration
  57. Configuration Examples for Marking
  61. Verifying the Mutation Mapping Configuration
  62. Configuration Examples for Mutation Mapping
  64. Shared Policers
  66. Configuring Policing
  67. Configuring Color-Aware Policing
  68. Configuring Ingress and Egress Policing
  69. Configuring Markdown Policing
  70. Configuring Shared Policers
  71. Verifying the Policing Configuration
  72. Configuration Examples for Policing
  73. Feature History for Policing
  75. Ingress Buffer Policy
  76. Configuring Fabric QoS Mapping
  77. Configuring Ingress Buffer Policy
  78. Configuring the New User-defined Policy on Fabric
  79. Configuration Examples for Fabric QoS Mapping
  80. Example: Verifying the QoS Mapping on Fabric
  81. Feature History for Fabric QoS Mapping
  83. Setting Ingress Port CoS
  84. Congestion Avoidance
  85. Prerequisites for Queuing and Scheduling
  86. Configuring Queuing and Scheduling
  87. Configuring Ingress Port CoS
  88. Modifying Queuing Class Maps for COS
  89. Modifying Queuing Class Maps for DSCP
  90. Configuring Congestion Avoidance
  91. Configuring Tail Drop by COS Values
  92. Configuring Tail Drop by DSCP Values
  93. Configuring WRED by COS Values
  94. Configuring WRED by DSCP Values
  95. Configuring Congestion Management
  96. Configuring Priority
  97. Configuring Shaping
  98. Configuring Queue Limits
  99. Enabling DSCP to Queue Mapping
  100. Configuration Examples for Queuing and Scheduling
  101. Example: Shaping and Tail Drop Configuration
  102. Example: Verifying the Status of DSCP-to-queue Mapping
  104. Ingress Queuing
  105. Egress Queuing
  106. Shared Buffer Queuing on the F3 Series Module
  109. Configuring an Egress Queuing Policy
  111. Verifying the Queuing and Scheduling Configuration
  112. Configuration Examples for Queuing and Scheduling on F-Series Modules
  113. Example: Hierarchical Queuing Policy Configuration
  115. Differences in Drop CoS and No-Drop CoS Values
  116. Queue Names and Default Mappings of CoS Values to Egress/Ingress Queues
  117. Default DSCP Mappings
  120. Configuring Network QoS Policies
  121. Configure a User-Defined Network
  122. Applying a Network QoS Policy on a Target
  123. Configuration Examples for Network QoS
  126. Default Settings for Priority Flow Control
  127. Verifying the Priority Flow Control Configuration
  129. Route Maps
  130. Prerequisites for Local Policy-Based Routing
  131. Configuring Local Policy-Based Routing
  132. Enabling the Policy-Based Routing Feature
  133. Verifying the Local Policy-Based Routing Configuration
  135. Prerequisites for Monitoring QoS Statistics
  136. Clearing Statistics
  137. Feature History for Statistics
  138. Configuration Limits for QoS
  139. Related Documents
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  10. obtaining documentation and submitting a service request
  11. New and Changed Information
  12. chapter
  13. Private VLANs
  14. Rapid PVST
  15. Virtualization
  16. Related Topics
  17. Configuring Layer 2 Switching
  18. Information About Layer 2 Switching
  19. Consistent MAC Address Tables on the Supervisor and on the Modules
  20. High Availability for Switching
  21. Guidelines and Limitations for Configuring MAC Addresses
  23. Configuring a Static MAC Address on a Layer 3 Interface
  24. Configuring the Aging Time for the MAC Address Table
  25. Configuring Learning Mode for VLANs
  26. Checking the Consistency of MAC Address Tables
  27. Clearing Dynamic Addresses from the MAC Address Table
  28. Configuration Example for Layer 2 Switching
  29. Feature History for Configuring Layer 2 Switching
  30. Finding Feature Information
  31. Information About VLANs
  32. Creating, Deleting, and Modifying VLANs
  33. High Availability for VLANs
  34. Guidelines and Limitations for Configuring VLANs
  35. Configuring a VLAN
  36. Entering the VLAN Configuration Submode
  38. Changing the Range of Reserved VLANs
  39. Configuring a VLAN Before Creating the VLAN
  40. chapter.
  41. Configuring VLAN Translation on a Trunk Port
  42. Verifying the VLAN Configuration
  43. Configuration Example for VLANs
  44. Feature History for Configuring VLANs
  45. Configuring VTP
  46. VTP Overview
  47. VTP Modes
  48. VTP Pruning and Spanning Tree Protocol
  50. Configuring VTP Pruning
  51. Configuring Private VLANs Using NX-OS
  52. Information About Private VLANs
  53. Private VLAN Ports
  54. Primary, Isolated, and Community Private VLANs
  55. Associating Primary and Secondary VLANs
  56. Private VLANs and VLAN Interfaces
  57. PVLAN (Isolated) on FEX HIF (Cisco Nexus 7000 Parent)
  58. Prerequisites for Private VLANs
  59. Private VLAN Port Configuration
  60. Default Settings for Private VLANs
  61. Configuring a VLAN as a Private VLAN
  62. Associating Secondary VLANs with a Primary Private VLAN
  63. Mapping Secondary VLANs to the VLAN Interface of a Primary VLAN
  64. Configuring a Layer 2 Interface as a Private VLAN Host Port
  65. Configuring a Layer 2 Interface as a Private VLAN Isolated Trunk Port
  66. Configuring a Layer 2 Interface as a Private VLAN Promiscuous Port
  67. Configuring a Layer 2 Interface as a Private VLAN Promiscuous Trunk Port
  68. Configuring Isolated PVLANs on FEX HIF Ports
  69. Configuring PVLAN on FEX Isolated Ports
  70. Configuring PVLAN on Trunk Secondary Port
  71. Verifying PVLAN (Isolated) Configurations on FEX HIF
  72. Displaying and Clearing Private VLAN Statistics
  73. Additional References for Private VLANs
  74. Feature History for Configuring Private VLANs
  76. Overview of STP
  77. Bridge Priority Value
  79. Election of the Root Bridge
  80. Overview of Rapid PVST
  81. Rapid PVST+ BPDUs
  82. Proposal and Agreement Handshake
  83. Protocol Timers
  84. Port Roles
  85. Rapid PVST+ Port State Overview
  86. Blocking State
  89. port priority
  90. High Availability for Rapid PVST
  91. Licensing Requirements for Rapid PVST
  92. Default Settings for Rapid PVST
  93. Configuring Rapid PVST
  94. Disabling or Enabling Rapid PVST+ Per VLAN—CLI Version
  95. Configuring the Root Bridge ID
  96. Configuring a Secondary Root Bridge—CLI Version
  97. Configuring the Rapid PVST+ Bridge Priority of a VLAN
  98. Configuring the Rapid PVST+ Port Priority—CLI Version
  99. Configuring the Rapid PVST+ Path-Cost Method and Port Cost—CLI Version
  100. Configuring the Rapid PVST+ Hello Time for a VLAN—CLI Version
  101. Configuring the Rapid PVST+ Forward Delay Time for a VLAN—CLI Version
  102. Configuring the Rapid PVST+ Maximum Age Time for a VLAN—CLI Version
  103. Specifying the Link Type for Rapid PVST+—CLI Version
  104. Reinitializing the Protocol for Rapid PVST
  105. Verifying the Rapid PVST+ Configurations
  106. Additional References for Rapid PVST+—CLI Version
  107. Feature History for Configuring Rapid PVST+—CLI Version
  109. Information About MST
  110. MST BPDUs
  111. IST, CIST, and CST
  112. Spanning Tree Operation Within an MST Region
  113. MST Terminology
  114. Hop Count
  115. Detecting Unidirectional Link Failure
  116. Interoperability with IEEE 802.1D
  117. Licensing Requirements for MST
  118. Guidelines and Limitations for Configuring MST
  119. Default Settings for MST
  120. Configuring MST
  121. Entering MST Configuration Mode
  122. Specifying the MST Name
  123. Specifying the MST Configuration Revision Number
  124. Specifying the Configuration on an MST Region
  125. Mapping or Unmapping a VLAN to an MST Instance—CLI Version
  126. Mapping Secondary VLANs to Same MSTI as Primary VLANs for Private VLANs
  127. Configuring the Root Bridge
  128. Configuring an MST Secondary Root Bridge
  129. Configuring the MST Switch Priority
  130. Configuring the MST Port Priority
  131. Configuring the MST Port Cost
  132. Configuring the MST Hello Time
  133. Configuring the MST Forwarding-Delay Time
  134. Configuring the MST Maximum-Aging Time
  135. Configuring the MST Maximum-Hop Count
  136. Configuring an Interface to Proactively Send Prestandard MSTP Messages—CLI Version
  137. Specifying the Link Type for MST—CLI Version
  138. Reinitializing the Protocol for MST
  139. Displaying and Clearing MST Statistics—CLI Version
  140. Additional References for MST—CLI Version
  141. Feature History for Configuring MST--CLI Version
  143. STP Port Types
  144. BPDU Guard
  145. BPDU Filtering
  146. Loop Guard
  147. Applying STP Extension Features
  148. High Availability for STP
  149. Prerequisites for STP Extensions
  150. Default Settings for STP Extensions
  151. Configuring Spanning Tree Edge Ports on Specified Interfaces
  152. Configuring Spanning Tree Network Ports on Specified Interfaces
  153. Enabling BPDU Guard Globally
  154. Enabling BPDU Guard on Specified Interfaces
  155. Enabling BPDU Filtering Globally
  156. Enabling BPDU Filtering on Specified Interfaces
  157. Enabling Loop Guard Globally
  158. Enabling Loop Guard or Root Guard on Specified Interfaces
  159. Configuring PVST Simulation Globally—CLI Version
  160. Configuring PVST Simulation Per Port
  161. Verifying the STP Extension Configuration
  162. Feature History for Configuring STP Extensions—CLI version
  163. Configuration Limits for Layer 2 Switching
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  9. Information About Locator/ID Separation Protocol
  10. LISP Devices Overview
  11. LISP Site Devices
  12. Licensing Requirements for LISP
  13. Configuring Locator/ID Separation Protocol
  14. Configuring Optional LISP ITR/ETR (xTR) Functionality
  15. Configuring LISP-ALT Functionality
  16. Configuring Required LISP Map-Resolver Functionality
  17. Configuring Optional LISP Map-Server Functionality
  18. Configuring Required LISP Proxy-ITR Functionality
  19. Configuring Required LISP Proxy-ETR Functionality
  20. Standards
  21. Finding Feature Information
  22. Information About LISP ESM Multihop Mobility
  23. Configuring LISP ESM Multihop Mobility
  24. Configuring the Site Gateway xTR
  25. Configuring xTR
  26. Configuring the Map Server
  27. Configuration Examples for LISP ESM Multihop Mobility
  28. Example: First-Hop Router Configuration
  29. Example: Site Gateway xTR Configuration
  30. Example: MSMR Configuration
  31. Feature Information for LISP ESM Multihop Mobility
  32. Information about LISP Instance-ID Support
  33. Prerequisites for LISP Instance-ID Support
  34. Path Level Virtualization
  35. Default (Non-Virtualized) LISP Model
  36. LISP Shared Model Virtualization Architecture
  37. LISP Shared Model Virtualization Implementation Considerations and Caveats
  38. LISP Parallel Model Virtualization Architecture
  39. LISP Parallel Model Virtualization Implementation Considerations and Caveats
  40. How to Configure LISP Instance-ID Support
  41. Configuring a Private LISP Mapping System for LISP Shared Model Virtualization
  42. Configuring Large-Scale LISP Shared Model Virtualization
  43. Configuring a Remote Site for Large-Scale LISP Shared Model Virtualization
  44. Configuring Simple LISP Parallel Model Virtualization
  45. Configuring a Private LISP Mapping System for LISP Parallel Model Virtualization
  46. Configuration Examples for LISP Instance-ID Support
  47. Example: Configuring a Private LISP Mapping System for LISP Shared Model Virtualization
  48. Example: Configuring Large-Scale LISP Shared Model Virtualization
  49. Example: Configuring a Remote Site for Large-Scale LISP Shared Model Virtualization
  50. Example: Configuring Simple LISP Parallel Model Virtualization
  51. Example: Configuring a Private LISP Mapping System for LISP Parallel Model Virtualization
  52. LISP Delegate Database Tree (DDT)
  53. Configuring LISP Delegate Database Tree (DDT)
  54. Configuration Examples for LISP Delegate Database Tree (DDT)
  55. Feature History for LISP Delegate Database Tree
  56. LISP Multicast
  57. Restrictions for LISP Multicast
  58. Configuration Example for LISP Multicast
  59. Feature History for LISP Multicast
  60. LISP Support for Disjointed RLOC Domains
  61. How to Configure LISP Support for Disjointed RLOC Domains
  62. Verifying LISP Support for Disjointed RLOC Domains
  63. Feature History for LISP Support for Disjointed RLOC Domains
  65. Use Case for LISP Extranets
  66. Use Case for LISP Local Extranet Policies
  67. Configuring LISP Extranets
  68. Configuring LISP xTR functionality for Extranet Policies
  69. Verifying LISP Extranets
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  11. documentation feedback
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  14. Shared Trees
  15. Bidirectional Shared Trees
  16. multicast forwarding
  17. igmp snooping
  18. MSDP
  19. MRIB/M6RIB Dynamic Shared Memory Support
  20. Virtual Port Channels and Multicast
  21. Licensing Requirements for Multicast
  22. configuring igmp
  23. IGMP Basics
  24. Virtualization Support
  25. Licensing Requirements for IGMP
  26. configuring igmp parameters
  27. Configuring an IGMP SSM Translation
  28. Configuring the Enforce Router Alert Option Check
  29. Verifying the IGMP Configuration
  30. Configuration Examples for IGMP
  31. configuring mld
  32. MLD Basics
  33. Licensing Requirements for MLD
  34. Default Settings for MLD
  35. Configuring MLD Parameters
  36. Configuring an MLD SSM Translation
  37. Verifying the MLD Configuration
  38. Related Documents
  39. Information About PIM and PIM6
  40. Hello Messages
  41. Join-Prune Messages
  42. Static RP
  43. Auto-RP
  44. Multiple RPs Configured in a PIM Domain
  45. PIM RP versus RP Election Process
  46. Anycast-RP
  47. designated routers
  48. ECMP Multicast Load Splitting Based on Source Group and Next-Hop Address Overview
  49. Administratively Scoped IP Multicast
  50. Prerequisites for Graceful Restart PIM
  51. Additional References for Graceful Restart PIM
  52. Guidelines and Limitations for PIM and PIM6
  53. default settings
  54. Configuring PIM and PIM6
  55. Enabling the PIM and PIM6 Features
  56. Configuring PIM or PIM6 Sparse Mode Parameters
  57. Configuring PIM Sparse Mode Parameters
  58. Configuring PIM6 Sparse Mode Parameters
  59. igmp querier
  60. Example: Enabling IGMP Querier
  61. Configuring BSRs
  62. Configuring Auto-RP
  63. Configuring a PIM Anycast-RP Set
  64. Configuring Shared Trees Only for ASM
  65. configuring ssm
  66. Configuring SSM (PIM6)
  67. Disabling Multicast Multipath
  68. Enabling ECMP Multicast Load Splitting Based on Source Group and Next-Hop Address
  69. Example: Enabling ECMP Multicast Load Splitting Based on Source Group and Next-Hop Address
  70. Configuring Route Maps to Control RP Information Distribution
  71. Configuring Route Maps to Control RP Information Distribution (PIM6)
  72. Configuring Message Filtering
  73. Configuring Message Filtering (PIM)
  74. Configuring Message Filtering (PIM6)
  75. Restarting the PIM and PIM6 Processes
  76. Restarting the PIM6 Process
  77. Configuring BFD for PIM in VRF Mode
  78. Verifying the PIM and PIM6 Configuration
  79. Displaying Statistics
  80. Displaying Replication Engine Statistics
  81. Configuration Examples for PIM
  82. Auto-RP Configuration Example
  83. PIM Anycast RP Configuration Example
  84. Prefix-Based and Route-Map-Based Configurations
  85. Output
  87. Feature History for PIM and PIM6
  88. configuring igmp snooping
  89. igmpv1 and igmpv2
  90. igmp snooping querier
  91. IGMP Snooping with VDCs and VRFs
  92. Licensing Requirements for IGMP Snooping
  93. Default Settings for IGMP Snooping
  94. configuring igmp snooping parameters
  95. Configuring IGMP Snooping Parameters per VLAN
  96. Changing the Lookup Mode
  97. configuring a static multicast mac address
  98. verifying igmp snooping configuration
  100. Standards
  101. Information About MSDP
  102. SA Messages and Caching
  103. MSDP Peer-RPF Forwarding
  104. Licensing Requirements for MSDP
  105. Configuring MSDP
  106. configuring msdp peers
  107. Configuring MSDP Peer Parameters
  108. Configuring MSDP Global Parameters
  109. configuring msdp mesh groups
  110. Restarting the MSDP Process
  111. Verifying the MSDP Configuration
  112. clearing statistics
  115. Information About Configuring Multicast Extranet
  116. Components of Multicast Extranet
  117. Guidelines and Limitations for Configuring Multicast Extranet
  118. Additional References for Configuring Multicast Extranet
  119. Configuring MoFRR
  120. Prerequisites for MoFRR
  121. Verifying Configuring MoFRR
  122. troubleshooting
  123. Information About Multicast Performance Enhancement
  124. Guidelines and Limitations for Enhanced Multicast Performance
  125. Related Documents for Multicast Performance Enhancement
  126. Information About Multicast Interoperation
  128. guidelines and limitations
  129. Verifying the Multicast Configuration
  130. IETF RFCs for IP Multicast
  131. configuration limits
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  8. Benefits of Catena
  9. Transparent Mode
  10. Routed Mode
  11. Configuring a Port Group
  12. Configuring a VLAN Group
  13. Configuring an IP ACL
  14. Configuring a Catena Instance
  15. Enabling a Catena Instance
  16. Configuration Examples for Catena
  17. Configuration Example for Catena—Transparent Mode VACL
  18. Configuration Example for Catena—Transparent Mode PACL
  19. Configuration Example for Catena—Hash-based Load Balancing
  20. Configuration Example for Catena—Routed Mode
  21. Verifying Configuration Examples for Catena
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  8. data-pattern
  9. frequency
  10. history buckets-kept
  11. history distribution-of-statistics-kept
  12. history enhanced
  13. history filter
  14. history hours-of-statistics-kept
  15. history lives-kept
  16. history statistics-distribution-interval
  17. icmp-echo
  18. interface
  19. ip access-list
  20. ip address
  21. ip sla group schedule
  22. ip sla schedule
  23. match ip address
  24. next-hop-address
  25. operation-packet-priority
  26. owner
  27. permit ip
  28. precision
  29. request-data-size
  30. route-map
  31. set ip next-hop verify-availability
  32. show ip sla application
  33. show ip sla configuration
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  35. tcp-connect
  36. threshold
  37. track
  38. udp-echo
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  7. interface ethernet
  8. ip rsvp authentication challenge
  9. ip rsvp authentication lifetime
  10. ip rsvp authentication type
  11. isis metric
  12. key chain
  13. maximum routes
  14. mpls label range
  15. mpls ldp configuration
  16. password required
  17. router bgp
  18. router isis
  19. router ospf
  20. router rip
  21. switchport allowed vlan
  22. show commands
  23. show ethernet service instance
  24. show ip ospf
  25. show ip rsvp authentication
  26. show mpls label range
  27. show mpls ldp backoff
  28. show mpls ldp discovery
  29. show mpls ldp neighbor
  30. show mpls ldp parameter
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  9. Chapter 1 Product Overview
  10. Physical Description
  11. Chassis Specifications
  12. Internal Components
  13. Power Supply
  14. Fan Tray
  15. Route Processor (RP)
  16. Jumpers
  17. Series Route Switch Processor (RSP7000)
  18. Memory Components
  19. System Software
  20. Switch Processor (SP)
  21. Silicon Switch Processor (SSP)
  22. ATM Interface Processor (AIP)
  23. Channel Interface Processor (CIP)
  24. Ethernet Interface Processor (EIP)
  25. Fiber Distributed Data Interface Processor (FIP)
  26. Fast Serial Interface Processor (FSIP)
  27. HSSI Interface Processor (HIP)
  28. MultiChannel Interface Processor (MIP)
  29. Token Ring Interface Processor (TRIP)
  30. Port Densities
  31. MAC Address Allocator
  32. Online Insertion and Removal (OIR)
  33. Microcode
  34. Environmental Monitoring and Reporting Functions
  35. Environmental Monitoring
  36. Environmental Reports
  37. Fan Shutdown
  38. Chapter 2 Preparing for Installation
  39. Safety Recommendations
  40. Preventing Electrostatic Discharge Damage
  41. Site Requirements
  42. Interference Considerations
  43. HSSI Connections
  44. Site Environment
  45. Preventive Site Configuration: Maintaining Normal Operation
  46. General Precautions
  47. Power
  48. ATM Connection Equipment
  49. Channel Attachment Connection Equipment
  50. Fast Ethernet Connection Equipment
  51. Token Ring Connection Equipment
  52. Token Ring Cables and Connectors
  53. Token Ring Fault Management
  54. FDDI Connection Equipment
  55. FDDI Transceivers and Cable Connectors
  56. FDDI Fault Management
  57. MultiChannel (MIP) Connection Equipment
  58. Serial Connection Equipment
  59. Universal Serial Cables
  60. E1-G.703/G.704 Cables
  61. Cyclic Redundancy Checks (CRCs)
  62. EIA/TIA-232 Connections
  63. V.35 Connections
  64. EIA-530 Connections
  65. Console and Auxiliary Port Connection Equipment
  66. Tools for Installation
  67. Installation Checklist
  68. System Components
  69. Chapter 3 Installing the Router
  70. Tools and Equipment
  71. Installing the Ears on the Chassis
  72. Installing the Chassis in the Rack
  73. General Installation
  74. Installing the Cable Management Brackets
  76. Connecting Interface Cables
  78. ATM Connections
  79. Ethernet Connections
  80. Channel Attachment Connections
  81. FDDI Connections
  82. Single Attach Connections
  83. Dual Attach Connections
  84. Installing an Optical Bypass Switch
  85. Serial Connections
  86. Connecting to Metric-Based Devices
  88. MultiChannel Connections
  89. Connecting Auxiliary Port Equipment
  90. Using the Flash Memory Card
  91. Formatting the Flash Memory Card
  92. Making the Flash Memory Card Image Bootable
  93. Copying to the Flash Memory Card
  94. Flash Memory Card Compatibility
  95. Chapter 4 Troubleshooting the Installation
  96. Problem Solving with Subsystems
  97. Troubleshooting the Power Subsystem
  98. Troubleshooting the Processor Subsystem
  99. Troubleshooting the RP and SP (or SSP)
  100. Chapter 5 Maintenance
  101. Installing and Configuring Processor Modules
  102. Tools Required
  103. Ejector Levers
  104. Removing and Replacing the RP, SP or SSP, RSP7000, or RSP7000CI
  105. Installing CxBus Interface Processors
  106. Sample Screen Display for OIR
  107. Microcode Component Replacement
  109. Verifying the Microcode Version
  110. RP and RSP7000 Configurations
  111. Software Configuration Register
  112. Saving and Retrieving the Configuration File
  113. Copying the Configuration File
  114. Retrieving the Configuration File
  115. Copying Files Between NVRAM and a Flash Memory Card
  116. Replacing System Software EPROMs
  117. Replacing RP SIMMs (Upgrading DRAM)
  118. Replacing RSP7000 SIMMs (Upgrading DRAM)
  119. Replacing RSP7000 DRAM SIMMs
  120. Removing SIMMs
  121. Installing New SIMMs
  122. FSIP Configurations
  123. Configuring NRZI Format
  124. Configuring 32-Bit Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)
  125. Replacing Serial Port Adapter Cables
  126. Replacing Serial Port Adapters
  127. MIP Configurations
  128. Checking the Configuration
  129. Removing and Replacing MIP Port Adapters
  130. Replacing Internal Components
  132. Replacing the Fan Tray
  133. Removing and Replacing the Power Harness Cover
  134. Removing and Replacing the Power Supply
  135. Replacing the Power Supply
  136. Removing the Arbiter
  137. Replacing the Arbiter
  138. cabling specifications
  139. Console Port Signals
  140. Ethernet Connector Signals
  141. Fast Ethernet Connector Signals
  142. Token Ring Port Signals
  143. Serial Adapter Cable Pinouts
  144. HSSI Connector Signals
  145. Null Modem Cable
  146. MIP Interface Cable Pinouts
  147. RSP7000 LEDs
  148. Interface Processor LEDs
  149. EIP LEDs
  150. TRIP LEDs
  151. FSIP LEDs
  152. HIP LEDs
  153. MIP LEDs
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  1. package contents
  2. installing hardware
  3. where to go from here
  4. avant de commencer
  5. antes de comenzar
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Table of contents
  1. installation and maintenance
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. document objectives
  4. Chapter Product Overview
  5. document conventions
  6. Physical Description
  7. Chassis Specifications
  8. System Backplane
  9. Arbiter
  10. Power Supplies
  11. Memory Components
  12. Jumpers
  13. Serial Ports
  14. Interface Processors
  15. ATM Interface Processor AlP
  16. Serial Port Adapters
  17. Functional Overview
  18. Address Allocator
  19. Microcode
  20. Redundant Power
  21. Environmental Monitoring
  22. Environmental Reports
  23. Chapter Preparing for Installation
  24. Safety Recommendations
  25. tools for installation
  26. system components
  27. port configuration
  28. general installation
  29. power cord
  30. cabling guidelines
  31. ethernet connections
  32. problem solving
  33. the configuration
  34. using show commands
  35. internal components
  36. cabling specifications
  37. console port
  38. adapter cable
  39. modem cable
  40. cable pinouts
  41. front panel
  42. power supply leds
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Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. document conventions
  10. related documentation
  11. obtaining documentation and submitting a service request
  12. Cisco Nexus 7000 Series
  13. Chapter 1 Overview
  14. Cisco Nexus 7010 System
  15. Cisco Nexus 7018 System
  16. Preparing the Site
  17. Safety Guidelines
  18. Managing the System Hardware
  19. Preparing to Install the Switch
  20. Required Tools
  21. Chapter 2 Installing a Cisco Nexu 7009 Chassi
  22. Installing the Bottom-Support Rails on the Rack
  23. Prerequisites for Attaching the Bottom-Support Rails
  24. Attaching the Center-Mount Bottom-Support Rails
  25. Installing the Chassis
  26. Required Tools and Equipment
  27. Mounting the Chassis by its Front Brackets
  28. Mounting the Chassis by its Center Brackets
  29. Grounding the Cisco Nexus 7009 Chassis
  30. Prerequisites for Grounding the Chassis
  31. Connecting Your ESD Wrist Strap to the Chassis
  32. Installing the Cable Management Frames
  33. Installing the Front Door and Air Intake Frame
  34. Installing and Formatting CompactFlash Cards
  36. Chapter 3 Installing a Cisco Nexu 7010 Chassi
  37. Unpacking and Inspecting a New Switch
  42. Grounding the Cisco Nexus 7010 Chassis
  46. Installing the Front Doors and Frame Assembly
  47. Installing the Air Filter
  48. Unpacking and Inspecting a New Chassis
  49. Chapter 4 Installing a Cisco Nexu 7018 Chassi
  50. prerequisites for installing the chassis
  51. Connecting the System Ground
  54. Installing Power Supply Units
  55. Chapter 5 Installing Power Supply Unit
  56. Prerequisites for Connecting AC Power Supply Units to AC Power Sources
  57. Connecting a 7.5-kW AC Power Supply Unit to AC Power Sources
  58. Connecting a DC Power Supply Unit to DC Power Sources
  60. Connecting a DC Power Supply Unit Directly to DC Power Sources
  61. Connecting a Power Supply Unit to DC Power Sources though a Power Interface Unit
  63. Grounding the PIU
  64. Connecting the DC Power Supply Unit to a Power Source through a PIU
  65. Preparing for Connections
  66. C H A P T E R 6 Connecting the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Switch to the Network
  67. Creating an Initial Switch Configuration
  68. Setting Up the Management Interface
  69. Connecting the Supervisor CMP Port
  70. Connecting or Disconnecting a 1000BASE-T Port
  71. Disconnecting a 1000BASE-T Port from the Network
  72. Installing a Transceiver
  73. Connecting a Fiber-Optic Cable to a Transceiver
  74. Maintaining Transceivers and Fiber-Optic Cables
  75. Displaying the Switch Hardware Inventory
  76. Chapter 7 Managing the Switch Hardware
  77. Displaying the Switch Serial Number
  78. Displaying Power Usage Information
  79. Power Supply Configuration Modes
  80. Configuring the Power Supply Mode
  81. Power Supply Configuration Guidelines
  82. Information About Modules
  83. I/O Modules
  84. Checking the State of a Module
  85. Connecting to a Module
  86. Accessing an I/O Module Through the Console
  87. Shutting Down Modules
  88. Displaying the Module Temperature
  89. Displaying Environment Information
  90. Reloading Modules
  91. Saving the Module Configuration
  92. Powering I/O Modules Off or On
  93. Changing the Amount of Power Reserved for Fabric Modules
  94. Information About Fan Trays
  95. Configuring EPLDs
  96. Deciding When to Upgrade EPLDs
  97. Switch Requirements
  98. Supported Switch Operating Systems
  99. Determining Whether to Upgrade EPLD Images
  100. EPLD Images Needed for vPCs
  101. EPLD Images Needed for LISP
  102. Installation Guidelines
  103. Upgrading the EPLD Images
  104. Verifying the EPLD Upgrades
  105. Displaying the Status of EPLD Upgrades
  106. Default Settings
  107. Getting Started
  108. Chapter 8 Troubleshooting
  109. Troubleshooting a DC Power Supply Unit
  110. Troubleshooting the Supervisor Modules
  111. Troubleshooting the Fabric Modules
  112. Contacting Customer Service
  113. Replacing an AC Power Supply Unit During Operations
  114. Chapter 9 Replacement Procedure
  115. Installing an AC Power Supply Unit During Operations
  116. Replacing a DC Power Supply Unit During Operations
  117. Installing a DC Power Supply Unit During Operations
  118. Replacing a Supervisor Module
  119. Replacing a Supervisor Module in a Single-Supervisor System
  120. Upgrading Memory for Supervisor Modules
  121. Adding 4 GB of Memory to a Supervisor Module
  122. Removing 4 GB of Memory from a Supervisor Module
  123. Replacing an I/O Module
  125. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7009 Fabric Module During Operations
  126. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7010 or 7018 Fabric Module During Operations
  127. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7009 Fan Tray During Operations
  128. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7010 System Fan Tray During Operations
  129. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7010 Fabric Fan Tray During System Operations
  130. Replacing a Cisco Nexus 7018 Fan Tray During System Operations
  131. Replacing a CompactFlash Card
  132. Replacing the Front Doors and Frame Assembly on the Cisco Nexus 7010 Chassis
  134. Replacing the Cable Management Frame on the Cisco Nexus 7018 Chassis
  135. Installing a Cable Management Frame
  136. Replacing the Front Door and Air Intake Assemblies on the Cisco Nexus 7018 Chassis
  137. Removing the Front Door and Air Intake Assemblies
  138. Installing a Front Door and Air Intake Assemblies
  139. Replacing the Air Filter on the Cisco Nexus 7010 Chassis
  140. Environmental Specifications for the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Systems
  141. Appendix A Technical Specification
  142. Power Specifications for the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Switches
  144. Power Supply Cable Specifications
  145. Chassis Clearances
  146. Cisco Nexus 7010 Chassis Clearances
  147. Chassis Airflow
  148. A P P E N D I X B Transceivers and Module Connectors
  149. Gigabit X2 Transceivers
  150. GBASE-X X2 Transceivers
  151. gigabit sfp transceivers
  152. Gigabit SFP Transceivers
  153. RJ-45 Module Connectors
  154. accessory kits
  155. Appendix C Accessory Kit
  156. Cisco Nexus 7010 Switch Accessory Kit Contents
  157. Cisco Nexus 7018 Switch Accessory Kit Contents
  158. Appendix D Chassi and Module LED
  159. Disconnecting the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series System
  160. A P P E N D I X E Repacking the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Switch for Shipment
  161. Repacking the Cisco Nexus 7010 Switch
  162. Repacking the Cisco Nexus 7018 Switch
  163. Site Preparation Checklist
  164. Contact and Site Information
  165. A P P E N D I X F Site Preparation and Maintenance Records
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Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Chapter 1 Product Overview
  7. Physical Description
  8. Chassis Specifications
  9. System Backplane
  10. Arbiter
  11. Power Supplies
  12. System Blower
  13. Memory Components
  14. Jumpers
  15. LEDs
  17. System Software
  19. Switch Processor (SP)
  20. Silicon Switch Processor (SSP)
  21. Interface Processors
  22. ATM Interface Processor (AIP)
  23. Channel Interface Processor (CIP)
  24. Ethernet Interface Processor (EIP)
  25. Fast Ethernet Interface Processor
  26. Token Ring Interface Processor (TRIP)
  27. FDDI Interface Processor (FIP)
  28. Fast Serial Interface Processor (FSIP)
  29. Serial Port Adapters
  30. E1-G.703/G.704 Port Adapter
  31. HSSI Interface Processor (HIP)
  32. MultiChannel Interface Processor (MIP)
  33. Functional Overview
  34. Physical Interface Addresses
  35. MAC Address Allocator
  36. Online Insertion and Removal (OIR)
  37. Microcode
  38. Redundant Power
  39. Environmental Monitoring
  40. Environmental Reports
  41. Chapter 2 Preparing for Installation
  42. Safety Recommendations
  43. Working with Electricity
  44. Preventing Electrostatic Discharge Damage
  45. Site Requirements
  46. Plant Wiring
  47. HSSI Connections
  48. Site Environment
  49. Preventive Site Configuration: Maintaining Normal Operation
  50. Equipment-Rack Ventilation
  51. AIP Interface Types
  52. Channel Attachment Connection Equipment
  53. Fast Ethernet Connection Equipment
  54. Token Ring Physical Connections
  55. Token Ring Fault Management
  56. FDDI Connection Equipment
  57. FDDI Transceivers and Cable Connectors
  58. FDDI Station Descriptions
  59. MultiChannel (MIP) Connection Equipment
  60. Serial Connection Equipment
  61. E1-G.703/G.704 Cables
  62. NRZ and NRZI Formats
  63. Signal Modes and Timing
  64. EIA/TIA-232 Connections
  65. V.35 Connections
  66. HSSI Connection Equipment
  67. Console and Auxiliary Port Connection Equipment
  68. Installation Checklist
  69. Site Log
  70. Port Configuration Worksheet
  72. Chapter 3 Installing the Router
  73. General Installation
  74. Installing Power Supplies
  75. Accessing the Bays
  76. Inserting Power Supplies
  77. Connecting AC and DC Power
  78. Connecting Interface Cables
  79. ATM Connections
  80. Channel Attachment Connections
  81. Fast Ethernet Connections
  82. Token Ring Connections
  83. Single Attachment Connections
  84. Dual Attachment Connections
  85. Installing an Optical Bypass Switch
  86. Serial Connections
  88. MultiChannel Connections
  89. Connecting Auxiliary Port Equipment
  90. Using the Flash Memory Card
  91. Formatting the Flash Memory Card
  92. Copying an Image into the Flash Memory Card
  93. Making the Flash Memory Card Image Bootable
  94. Copying to the Flash Memory Card
  95. Flash Memory Card Compatibility
  96. Chapter 4 Troubleshooting the Installation
  97. Troubleshooting Overview
  98. Troubleshooting the Power Subsystem
  99. Troubleshooting the RP Subsystem
  100. Chapter 5 Maintenance
  101. Installing and Configuring Processor Modules
  102. Tools Required
  103. Ejector Levers
  104. Removing and Replacing the RP, SP, SSP, RSP7000, or RSP7000CI
  105. Removing CxBus Interface Processors
  106. Sample Screen Display for OIR
  108. Verifying the Microcode Version
  109. RP and RSP7000 Configurations
  110. Software Configuration Register
  111. Saving and Retrieving the Configuration File
  112. Copying the Configuration File
  113. Retrieving the Configuration File
  114. Copying Files Between NVRAM and a Flash Memory Card
  115. Replacing System Software EPROMs
  116. Replacing RP SIMMs (Upgrading DRAM)
  117. Replacing RSP7000 SIMMs (Upgrading DRAM)
  118. Replacing RSP7000 DRAM SIMMs
  119. Removing SIMMs
  120. Installing New SIMMs
  121. FSIP Configurations
  122. Configuring Timing (Clock) Signals
  123. Configuring NRZI Format
  124. Configuring 4-Bit Cyclic Redundancy Check
  125. Replacing Serial Port Adapters
  126. MIP Configurations
  127. Checking the Configuration
  128. Removing and Replacing MIP Port Adapters
  129. Installing and Replacing Power Supplies
  131. Removing and Replacing the Front Chassis Panels
  132. Replacing the Panels
  133. Cleaning and Replacing the Air Filter
  134. Replacing Internal Components
  136. Removing the LED Board
  137. Installing a New LED Board
  138. Replacing the Chassis Blower
  140. Installing a New Blower
  141. Installation Checkout
  142. Replacing the Arbiter Board
  143. Installing a New Arbiter Board
  144. Console Port Signals
  145. Fast Ethernet Connector Signals
  146. Token Ring Port Signals
  147. FDDI Optical Bypass Switch Signals
  148. HSSI Connector Signals
  149. Null Modem Cable
  150. MIP Interface Cable Pinouts
  151. Appendix B Reading LED Indicators
  152. Power Supply LEDs
  153. RSP7000 LEDs
  154. Interface Processor LEDs
  155. CIP LEDs
  156. EIP LEDs
  157. FEIP LEDs
  158. FIP LEDs
  159. FSIP LEDs
  160. HIP LEDs
  161. MIP LEDs
  162. TRIP LEDs
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