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Cisco Nexus 5600 Series Configuration Manual (378 pages)

NX-OS System Management

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch | Size: 5.55 MB

Table of Contents
3
Document Conventions
19
Documentation Feedback
22
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
22
New and Changed Information
23
C H a P T E

25
Configuring Switch Profiles

34
Configuring Module Pre-Provisioning

55
Using Cisco Fabric Services

59
Configuring PTP

81
- Information about PTP
  81
- Chapter
  81
- PTP Device Types
  82
- PTP Process
  83
- Clock Management
  84
- High Availability for PTP
  84
- Licensing Requirements for PTP
  84
- Guidelines and Limitations for PTP
  84
- Default Settings for PTP
  85
- Configuring PTP
  85
Configuring User Accounts and RBAC

91
Chapter 8 Configuring Session Manager

107
- Information about Session Manager
  107
- Guidelines and Limitations for Session Manager
  107
- Configuring Session Manager
  108
  - Creating a Session
    108
  - Configuring Acls in a Session
    108
  - Verifying a Session
    109
  - Committing a Session
    109
  - Saving a Session
    109
  - Discarding a Session
    109
  - Configuration Example for Session Manager
    110
  - Verifying the Session Manager Configuration
    110
Chapter 9 Configuring Online Diagnostics

111
- Information about Online Diagnostics
  111
  - Bootup Diagnostics
    111
  - Health Monitoring Diagnostics
    112
  - Expansion Module Diagnostics
    113
Configuring Online Diagnostics

114
- Verifying the Online Diagnostics Configuration
  114
- Default Settings for Online Diagnostics
  115
C H a P T E

117
Configuring Smart Call Home

137
C H a P T E

163
Configuring Rollback

163
- Information about Rollbacks
  163
- Guidelines and Limitations for Rollback
  163
- Creating a Checkpoint
  164
- Implementing a Rollback
  165
- Verifying the Rollback Configuration
  165
Configuring DNS

167
- Information about DNS Client
  167
  - Name Servers
    167
  - DNS Operation
    168
  - High Availability
    168
- Prerequisites for DNS Clients
  168
- Licensing Requirements for DNS Clients
  168
- Default Settings for DNS Clients
  168
- Configuring DNS Clients
  169
Configuring SNMP

171
- Information about SNMP
  171
  - SNMP Functional Overview
    171
  - SNMP Notifications
    172
  - Snmpv3
    172
    
    Security Models and Levels for Snmpv1, V2, and V3
    173
    
    User-Based Security Model
    174
    
    CLI and SNMP User Synchronization
    174
    
    Group-Based SNMP Access
    175
- Licensing Requirements for SNMP
  175
- Guidelines and Limitations for SNMP
  175
- Default SNMP Settings
  176
- Configuring SNMP
  176
- Disabling SNMP
  189
- Verifying the SNMP Configuration
  189
Chapter 1 5 Configuring RMON

191
- Information about RMON
  191
  - RMON Alarms
    191
  - RMON Events
    192
- Configuration Guidelines and Limitations for RMON
  192
- Configuring RMON
  193
  - Configuring RMON Alarms
    193
  - Configuring RMON Events
    194
- Verifying the RMON Configuration
  194
- Default RMON Settings
  195
- Chapter
  197
Configuring SPAN

198
- Information about SPAN
  198
- SPAN Sources
  198
- Characteristics of Source Ports
  198
- SPAN Destinations
  199
- Characteristics of Destination Ports
  199
- Multiple SPAN Destinations
  199
- SPAN with ACL
  200
- SPAN on Drop
  200
- SPAN-On-Latency Sessions
  200
- Guidelines and Limitations for SPAN
  200
- Creating or Deleting a SPAN Session
  203
- Configuring an Ethernet Destination Port
  204
- Configuring MTU Truncation for each SPAN Session
  205
- Configuring the Rate Limit for SPAN Traffic
  205
- Configuring Source Ports
  206
- Configuring Source Port Channels, Vsans, or Vlans
  207
- Configuring the Description of a SPAN Session
  207
- Configuring an ACL Filter for a SPAN Session
  208
- Configuring a SPAN-On-Drop Session
  209
- Configuring a SPAN-On-Latency Session
  210
- Activating a SPAN Session
  211
- Suspending a SPAN Session
  212
- Troubleshooting SPAN Session Issues
  212
  - Troubleshooting SPAN Session with Large Number of Source Ports Issues
    212
- Displaying SPAN Information
  213
- Configuration Example for a SPAN ACL
  214
- Configuration Example for SPAN-On-Latency Session
  214
Configuring ERSPAN

215
- Information about ERSPAN
  215
  - ERSPAN Source Sessions
    215
  - Monitored Traffic
    216
  - ERSPAN Types
    216
  - ERSPAN Sources
    217
  - ERSPAN Destinations
    217
  - Truncated ERSPAN
    218
  - ERSPAN with ACL
    218
  - ERSPAN SPAN on Drop
    218
  - ERSPAN SPAN-On-Latency
    218
  - Multiple ERSPAN Sessions
    219
  - High Availability
    219
- Licensing Requirements for ERSPAN
  219
- Prerequisites for ERSPAN
  219
- Guidelines and Limitations for ERSPAN
  219
- Guidelines and Limitations for ERSPAN Type III
  223
- Default Settings for ERSPAN
  223
- Configuring ERSPAN
  223
- Configuration Examples for ERSPAN
  237
- Additional References
  239
  - Related Documents
    239
Configuring NTP

241
- Information about NTP
  241
  - Information about the NTP Server
    241
  - NTP as Time Server
    242
  - Distributing NTP Using CFS
    242
  - Clock Manager
    242
  - High Availability
    242
- Licensing Requirements
  243
- Prerequisites for NTP
  243
- Guidelines and Limitations for NTP
  243
- Default Settings for NTP
  244
- Configuring NTP
  244
- Verifying the NTP Configuration
  253
- Configuration Examples for NTP
  254
Configuring EEM

257
- Information about Embedded Event Manager
  257
- EEM Policies
  258
- EEM Event Statement
  259
- EEM Action Statements
  260
- VSH Script Policies
  260
- EEM Event Correlation
  260
- EEM Virtualization Support
  261
- EEM Licensing Requirements
  261
- Prerequisites for EEM
  261
- Guidelines and Limitations for EEM
  261
- Default Settings for EEM
  262
- Configuring EEM
  262
- Verifying the EEM Configuration
  273
- Configuration Examples for EEM
  274
Configuring Openflow

275
- Information about Openflow
  275
- Openflow Limitations
  276
- Supported Interface Types
  276
- Unsupported Interface Types
  276
- Supported Interface Modes
  276
- Supported Match Fields
  276
- Supported Actions
  277
- Scale Flow Numbers
  277
- Pipeline Support
  277
- Prerequisites for Openflow
  278
- Setting up an Openflow Virtual Service
  279
- Enabling Openflow
  279
- Configuring the Openflow Switch
  280
- Verifying Openflow
  281
Configuring Netflow

283
- Netflow Overview
  283
- Flow Record
  284
- Flow Exporter
  284
- Netflow Match Keys
  284
  - Specifying the Match Parameters
    285
- Netflow Collect Parameters
  286
  - Specifying the Collect Parameters
    286
- Sampled Netflow
  287
- Guidelines and Limitations for Netflow
  287
- How to Configure Netflow
  288
  - Enabling the Netflow Feature
    289
  - Creating a Flow Record
    289
  - Creating a Flow Exporter
    290
  - Creating a Flow Monitor
    292
  - Creating a Sampler
    293
  - Applying a Flow Monitor to an Interface
    293
  - Configuring Bridged Netflow on a VLAN
    294
  - Configuring Netflow Timeouts
    295
- Verifying the Netflow Configuration
  296
- Monitoring Netflow
  297
- Configuration Examples for Netflow
  297
  - Example: Creating and Applying a Flow
    297
  - Example: Configuring a Netflow Exporter
    297
Soft Reload

299
Configuring GIR (Cisco NX-OS Release 7.3(0)N1(1))

306
- Maintenance Profile
  307
- Unplanned Maintenance
  308
- Maintenance Mode Timer
  308
- Snapshot
  309
- Suppress FIB Pending
  311
- FEX Group GIR Functionality
  311
- Guidelines and Limitations for GIR
  312
- Configuring Custom Maintenance Mode and Custom Normal Mode Profile
  313
- Creating a Snapshot
  314
- Adding Show Commands to Snapshots
  315
- Dumping Snapshot Sections
  317
- Entering Maintenance Mode
  317
- Returning to Normal Mode
  322
- Deleting a Maintenance Profile
  324
- Configuration Examples for GIR
  324
- Verifying GIR
  331
  - Verifying GIR at Protocol Level
    332
- Feature History for GIR
  334
- Information about GIR
  335
Chapter 2 4 Configuring GIR (Cisco NX-OS Release 7.1(0)N1(1))

336
- Guidelines and Limitations for GIR
  336
- Performing the GIR Cycle
  336
- Configuring the Normal Mode Profile File
  337
- Creating a Snapshot
  338
- Entering Maintenance Mode
  339
- Returning to Normal Mode
  339
- Configuring the Maintenance Mode Profile File
  340
- Verifying GIR
  341
Chapter 2 5 Class-Based Quality-Of-Service MIB

345
- Class-Based Quality-Of-Service MIB
  345
Chapter 2 6 Performing Software Maintenance Upgrades

355
Performing Software Maintenance Upgrades

355

CISCO Nexus 5600 Series Reference (480 pages)

NX-OS Multicast Routing Command Reference

Brand: CISCO | Category: Network Router | Size: 3.22 MB

Command Reference
1
Document Conventions
3
Related Documentation
4
Documentation Feedback
5
Interface Loopback
16
Received Packets: 0 Bytes
31
Total Number of Groups
34
Switch
54
Switch
55
- Show Ipv6 Mld Groups
  97
- Ip Igmp Version
  178
- Ip Igmp Snooping Querier
  217
- Ip Pim Border
  327

Cisco Nexus 5600 Series Hardware Installation Manual (100 pages)

Brand: Cisco | Category: Switch | Size: 2.94 MB

Table of Contents
3
Preface

7
Chapter 1 Overview

15
- Cisco Nexus 5672UP-16G
  15
  - Features
    15
  - Power Supply
    16
  - Fan Modules
    17
  - Transceivers
    18
- Cisco Nexus 5648Q
  18
  - Features
    18
  - Chassis
    20
  - Expansion Modules
    20
    
    N5600-M12Q
    21
  - Power Supply
    21
  - Fan Modules
    22
  - Transceivers
    23
- Cisco Nexus 5624Q
  23
  - Features
    23
  - Chassis
    24
  - Expansion Modules
    24
    
    N5600-M12Q
    24
  - Power Supply
    24
  - Fan Modules
    25
  - Transceivers
    26
- Cisco Nexus 5696Q
  26
  - Features
    26
  - Chassis
    27
  - Expansion Modules
    27
    
    N5696-M12Q
    28
    
    N5696-M20Up
    29
  - N5696-M4C
    29
- Ports
  
  30
  - Power Supply
    30
  - Fan Module
    31
  - Transceivers
    31
  - Cisco Nexus 56128P
    31
    
    Expansion Modules
    32
    
    Features
    32
    
    N56-M24Up2Q
    33
    
    Power Supply
    33
    
    Fan Modules
    34
    
    Transceivers
    35
  - Cisco Nexus 5672UP
    35
    
    Features
    35
    
    Power Supply
    36
    
    Fan Modules
    37
    
    Transceivers
    37
CHAPTER 2 Installing the Cisco Nexus 5600 Series Switches2-1

40
Preparing for Installation

40
Installation Options with Racks and Cabinets

40
Airflow Direction

40
Chassis Weight

40
- C H a P T E R 2 Installing the Cisco Nexus 5600 Series Switches
  40
Installation Guidelines

41
Required Equipment

42
Unpacking and Inspecting the Switch

42
Installing a Cisco Nexus 5600 Series Switch

43
Grounding the Switch

46
Starting the Switch

51
Chapter 3 Connecting the Switch

53
- Preparing for Network Connections
  54
- Connecting to the Console Port
  54
Chapter 4 Replacing Component

60
Appendix

67
Cabinet and Rack Installation

67
- Cabinet and Rack Requirements
  67
  - General Requirements for Cabinets and Racks
    67
  - Requirements Specific to Perforated Cabinets
    68
- Cable Management Guidelines
  68
Appendix A Cabinet and Rack Installation

68
Appendix

69
Technical Specifications

69
Appendix B Technical Specification

71
- Specifications for the Cisco Nexus N55-PDC-1100W Power Supply
  72
- Specifications for the Cisco Nexus NXA-PHV-1100W Power Supply
  72
Appendix

75
Cable and Port Specifications

75
- Cable RJ-45 Connector Pinouts
  75
- Console Port
  76
- Supported Power Cords and Plugs
  77
- Jumper Power Cord
  82
Appendix

85
- Chassis and Module Leds for the Cisco Nexus 5600 Series Switches
  85
  - Chassis and Module LED Descriptions
    85
Leds

85
- Conditions Indicated by the Power Supply Leds
  86
- Port Leds for the Cisco Nexus 5624Q and 5648Q Switches
  87
Appendix

89
Troubleshooting Hardware Components

89
- Overview
  89
- Switch Hardware Best Practices
  89
- Power Supply Conditions
  90
Appendix

91
Accessory Kits

91
Appendix

95
Site Planning and Maintenance Records

95

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