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 Kommando "sfpshow [Portnummer]" auf dem Switch ausführen.
 RX und TX Power Werte über 100 uW sind in Ordnung.
+Zoning Commands
+  alicreate “Name”, “domain,port#” 	Used to create an alias
+  alicreate “Name”,”portname1; portname2″ 	To create multiple ports under a single alias
+  alidelete “Name” 	To delete an alias
+  aliadd “Name”, “domain,port#” 	To add additional ports to an alias
+  aliremove “Name”, “domain,port#” 	To remove a port from the alias
+  alishow “AliName” 	To show the alias configuration on the switch
+  zonecreate “Zone Name”, “alias1; alias2″ 	To create zones based on alias
+  zonedelete “ZoneName” 	To delete a zone
+  zoneadd “ZoneName”, “alias name” 	To add additional alias into the zone
+  zoneremove “ZoneName”, “alias name” 	To remove an alias from the zone
+  zoneshow “zoneName” 	To show the zone configuration information
+  cfgcreate “Configname”, “Zone1; Zone2″ 	To create configurations by adding in zones
+  cfgdelete “ConfigName” 	To delete a configuration
+  cfgadd “ConfigName”, “Zone3″ 	To add additional zones in the configuration
+  cfgremove “ConfigName”, “Zone3″ 	To remove a zone from the configuration
+  cfgshow “ConfigName” 	To show the details of that configuration
+  cfgenable “ConfigName” 	To enable a configuration on the switch
+  cfgsave 	To have the effective configuration to be written into the flash memory
+Show Commands
+  psshow 	Displays the status of the power supply
+  fansshow 	Displays the status of the fans
+  tempshow 	Displays the status of the temperature readings
+  sensorshow 	Displays the status of the sensor readings
+  nsshow 	Displays information in the name server
+  nsshow -t 	Displays information in the name server
+  nsshow -r 	Displays the information in the name server along with the state change registration details
+  nscamshow 	Displays detailed information of all the devices connected to all the switches in the fabric (Remote Name Servers)
+  nsallshow 	Displays the 24 bit address of all devices that are in the fabric
+  licenseshow 	Displays all the licenses that have been added in the switch
+  date 	Displays the current date set on the switch
+  bannershow 	Displays the banner that will appear when logging in using the CLI or web tools
+  httpcfgshow 	Displays the JAVA version the switch expects at the management console
+  switchname 	Displays the name of the switch
+  fabricshow 	Displays information of all the switches in the fabric
+  userconfig –show -a 	Displays the account information like role , description , password exp date , locked status
+  switchstatusshow 	Displays the overall status of the switch
+  switchstatuspolicyshow 	Displays policy set for the switch regarding Marginal(Yellow) or Down(Red) error status
+  portshow 	To show the port status
+  portcfgshow 	Displays the speed set for all ports on all slots and other detailed port information
+  configshow fabric.ops 	Displays the parameters of the switch. Ensure all switches in a fabric have the same parameters in order to communicate
+  configshow fabric.ops.pidFormat 	Displays the PID set for a switch Core , Native or Extended edge
+  switchuptime OR uptime 	Displays the uptime for the switch
+  firmwareshow 	Displays the firmware on the switch
+  version 	Displays the current firmware version on the switch
+  hashow 	Displays the status of local and remote CP’s. High availability , heartbeat and synchronization
+Port Settings
+  portcfgshow 	Displays the port settings
+  portcfg rscnsupr [slot/port] –enable 	A registered state change registration is suppressed when a state change occurs on the port
+  portcfg rscnsupr [slot/port] –disable 	A registered state change registration is sent when a state change occurs on the port
+  portname 	To assign a name for a port
+  portdisable 	To disable a port or slot
+  portenable 	To enable a port or slot
+  portcfgpersistentdisable 	To disable a port , status would not change even after rebooting the switch
+  portcfgpersistentenable 	To enable a port , status would not change even after rebooting the switch
+  portshow 	To show the port status
+  portcfgspeed , 	To set speed for a port#te – 0:auto negotiated 1,2,4 Gbit/sec , 1 : 1Gbit/sec , 2 : 2 Gbit/sec , 4 : 4Gbit/sec
+  switchcfgspeed 	To set speed for all the ports on the switch Note – 0:auto negotiated 1,2,4 Gbit/sec , 1 : 1Gbit/sec , 2 : 2 Gbit/sec , 4 : 4Gbit/sec
+  portcfgshow 	Displays the speed set for all ports on all slots and other detailed port information
+  portcfgdefault 	To set the port settings to default
+  portcfglongdistance 	To set the long distance mode . Default is L0(Normal), as per distance will display LE <=10 kms , L0.5 <=25kms , L1 <=50 kms, L2<=100kms , LD=auto , LS = Static
+  portcfgeport 	Used to disable a port from being a E port
+Time and Date Settings
+  date 	Displays the current date set on the switch
+  tsclockserver 10.10.1.1 	Instruction for the principal switch to synchronize time with the NTP server (specify the  ip address of the NTP server)
+  tsclockserver LOCL 	Instruction to stop NTP server synchronization (Local time of the switch)
+  date mmddhhmmyy 	To set the time of the switch when the NTP server synchronization is cancelled
+  tstimezone -5 	To set the time zone for individual switches
+License Commands
+  licenseshow 	Displays all the licenses that are added in the switch
+  licenseadd 	To add a new license to the switch
+  licenseremove 	To remove a license from the switch
+  licenseidshow 	Based on Switch WWN
+Banner Commands
+  bannershow 	Displays the banner that will appear when logging in using the CLI or web tools
+  bannerset 	To set the banner which will appear when logging in using the CLI or web tools
+  bannerset “” 	To remove the bannerset (two quotes)
+Password commands
+  passwd 	To change the password for that particular login
+  passwdcfg –set -lowercase 3 uppercase 1 -digits 2 -punctuation 2 -minlength 10 -history 3 	To set the password rules
+  passwdcfg –set -minpasswordage 1 	To set the minimum password age in Days
+  passwdcfg –set -maxpasswordage 30 	To set the maximum password age in Days
+  passwdcfg –set -warning 23 	To set a warning for the expiration Days remaining
+  passwdcfg –set -lockoutthreshold 5 	To set the account lockout thresh hold
+  passwdcfg –set -lockoutduration 30 	To set the account lockout duration in Minutes
+  passwdcfg –setdefault 	To restore the password policy to Factory settings (min length – 8, history -1 , lockoutduration – 30)
+SNMP Commands
+  snmpconfig 	snmpconfig for 5.0 above fos
+  agtcfgset 	snmp config for fos below 5.0
+  snmpmibcapset 	for choosing the MIB’s for the snmp settings
+User Configuration
+  userconfig –show -a / userconfig –show 	Displays all the account information like role , description , password expiration date , locked status
+  userconfig –add john -r admin -d “John Doe” 	To add a new account -r = role , -d = description
+  userconfig –show john 	Displays all the information for the account john
+  userconfig –change -e no 	To Disable an account , usually default a/cs like admin and user . But ensure before disabling the admin a/c there is another a/c with admin rights
+  userconfig –change -e yes 	To Enable an account
+Firmware commands
+  configupload 	Saves the switch config as an ASCII text file to an FTP server
+  configdownload 	To restore a switch configuration from ASCII text file Note – Need to disable the switch before downloading the config file
+  configure => cfgload attributes : [y] => Ensure secure config upload / download : [y] 	Fabric OS v 4.4 & above provides Secure File Copy Protocol (SCP) during upload or download of configurations
+  firmwaredownload 	To download the firmware to be installed on the switch
+  firmwareshow 	To be run after installing the firmware on the switch
+  version 	Displays the current firmware version on the switch
+  fastboot 	Needs to be run after installing the firmware. This does not include the post.
+  reboot 	Needs to be run after installing the firmware. This includes the post.
+Miscellaneous commands
+  killtelnet 	To kill a particular session which is using telnet
+  configure 	To configure a switch
+  quietmode 	To switch off the quiet mode
+  quietmode 1 	To suppress messages to the console
+  switchname 	Displays the switch name
+  switchname “EXAMPLE” 	To assign a switch name
+  bannerset 	To set the banner which will appear when logging in using the CLI or web tools
+  timeout 	Displays the timeout time set for Telnet session on the switch
+  timeout 10 	To set a specific timeout time for the Telnet session
+  switchuptime or uptime 	Displays the uptime for the switch
+  switchcfgspeed 	To set speed for all the ports on the switch Note – 0:auto negotiated 1,2,4 Gbit/sec , 1 : 1Gbit/sec , 2 : 2 Gbit/sec , 4 : 4Gbit/sec
+  fastboot 	To reboot the switch without post
+  reboot 	To reboot the switch with the post
+  switchstatusshow 	Displays the overall status of the switch
+  switchstatuspolicyshow 	Displays policy set for the switch regarding Marginal(Yellow) or Down(Red) error status
+  switchstatuspolicyset 	To change the policy set for the switch regarding Marginal(Yellow) or Down(Red) error status