Cisco MDS Series Switch CLI

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Cisco MDS Series Switch CLI - Config Mode Commands Line Interface

Written by DuEL
Tuesday, 10 May 2011 00:01

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Cisco MDS switch configuration mode allow to make change to the existing configuration. When the
Configuration is saved. These commands are preserved across switch reboots. Once the configuration
mode is accessed, you can start to enter interface configuration mode, zone configuration node and a
variety of protocol specific modes.

In Cisco MDS switch Configuration mode, this is the starting point for all configuration
commands, the switch expect configuration command from the administrator.

The following example shows output from the config terminal command:
switch# config terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
switch(config)#
Configuration Mode Commands and Submodes
Here is a list of configuration mode commands:
switch# config terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
switch(config)#

aaa
arp
boot
callhome
clock
end
exit
fcalias

Configure the aaa


"no" remove an entry from the ARP
cache
Configure the boot variables
Enter the callhome configuration mode
Configure the time-of-day clock
Exit to EXEC mode
Exit from the EXEC
Fcalias configuration commands

fcanalyzer
fcc
fcdomain
fcdroplatency
fcflow
fcinterop
fcns
fcroute
fcs
fctimer
fspf
interface
line
logging
no
ntp
power
poweroff
qos
radius-Server
role
snmp-server
span
ssh
switchname
system
telnet
trunk
username
vsan
zone
zoneset
ip

Configure the fabric analyzer


Configure the fc congestion control
Enter the fcdomain configuration mode
Configure the switch or network latency
Configure the fcflow
Interoperate commands
Name Server configuration
Configure the FC routes
Configure the Fabric Config Server
Configure the fibre Channel timers
Configure the fspf
Select an Interface to Configure
Configure a terminal line
Modify the message logging facilities
Negate a command or set its defaults
NTP Configure
Configure the Power supply
Power off a module in the switch
Configure the priority of FC control
frames
Configure the RADIUS related
parameters
Configure the Roles
Configure SNMP server
Enter SPAN configuration mode
Configure the SSH parameters
Configure the systems network name
System config command
Enable the telnet
Configure the switch wide trunk protocol
Configure the user information
Enter the vsan configuration mode
Zone configuration commands
Zoneset configuration commands
Configure the IP features

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