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Cisco CLI Quick Reference VSAN commands show vsan = lists all VSANs on the switch show vsan membership = lists members / interfaces in each VSAN (config) # vsan database = enter VSAN database configuration mode (config-vsan-db) # vsan ## = create a VSAN instance (## = number for VSAN) (config-vsan-db) # vsan ## name <name> = assign a name to a particular VSAN (##) (config-vsan-db) # vsan ## suspend = takes a VSAN down operationally (config-vsan-db) # vsan ## interface fc1/1 = adds int fc1/1 to a particular VSAN (config-vsan-db) # vsan ## loadbalancing src-dst-ox-id = configures load-balancing on a particular VSAN (default is src-dst-ox-id) Zoning commands show zoneset = lists all zonesets show zone vsan ? = lists zones in a VSAN show zone status vsan ? = lists status of zones in a particular VSAN show zoneset active = lists active zoneset & active zones (members) (config) # zone name <name> vsan ? = creates a zone in a particular VSAN (config-zone) # member pWWN <wwn> = adds members to the zone (config) # zoneset name <name> vsan ? = creates a zoneset in a particular VSAN (config-zoneset) # member <zonename> = add zone to zoneset (config) # zoneset activate name <zonesetname> vsan ? = activates zoneset in a particular VSAN (config) # no zone default-zone permit VSAN ? = removes default zone access to a VSAN (access will only be permitted according to the configuration of the active zoneset) More Show / Information commands show flogi database = lists nodes logged into the fabric (not nameserver loginserver) show fcns database = lists all nodes registered with the NameServer show fcs database = lists Fabric-wide configuration information show fspf database = lists all fspf information on routes available to other switches show tech-support = lists a LOT of information for the switch show port-channel summary = lists a summary of all port channels show port-channel database = lists detailed information on all port channels show flash = shows available disk space show users = shows users logged in show wwn switch = displays switch WWN Tech Support commands show tech-support = displays a lot of information useful for troubleshooting the switch (similar to Brocades supportshow) show rscn statistics = displays Registered State Change Notification statistics Statistics commands show fcns statistics = displays Fibre Channel switch statistics (for other statistics, replace fcns with other available databases) clear fcns statistics = clears statistical counters (using fcns as an example)

Cisco CLI Quick Reference


There are almost 1700 CLI commands in the Cisco IOS v1.03, so this Quick Reference is intended to be a guide to some of the most commonly used ones.

Cisco CLI commands


When (config-????) is listed preceding the CLI command, you must enter configure first to enter into config mode, and choose the appropriate area to run the commands listed. Otherwise all other commands can be run from exec mode (#). Help / Tips ? = lists all available commands at that level show vsan ? = Always remember to put a question mark (?) after any command or partial command for help info. conf<tab> = You can type partial commands and complete them with the <tab> key conf term = An example that you dont have to type the entire command (conf term = configure terminal) Moving between modes end = exits config mode at any layer and returns to exec mode exit = goes up one layer / directory Offline / Turning off a feature / Delete no <command> = putting no in front of a command will negate it (offline, take down, delete, etc depends on the command)

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EMC Corporation, Technology Solutions Port / Interface commands show interface = shows information on all ports (or per port: fc1/1 = slot 1 / port 1) show interface status = shows status/mode information on all ports (config-if) # shutdown = takes port offline (config-if) # no shutdown = puts port online (config-if) # switchport beacon = beacon port (config-if) # switchport mode ? = set porttype (config-if) # switchport speed ? = set speed Switch commands reload = reboots the system show version = shows currently installed code / images show fcdomain vsan ? = shows domain ID (config) # switchname <name> = sets name of switch show interface mgmt 0 = shows IP address, MAC address (netmask is shown as /<bits>) show ip route configured = shows routing tables / default gateway (if configured) Backup commands copy running-config startup-config = Saves any changes made to the running configuration across reboots copy startup-config <tftp server> = Backs up a copy of the configuration to a server Module commands show module = lists status for all modules show system redundancy status = shows information for active and standby Supervisor modules (MDS9509) system switchover = failover to standby Supervisor module (MDS9509) FC Utilities fcping fcid 0x6f0001 vsan 1 = verifies connectivity to a node & checks congestion/latency (like ping in the IP world) fctrace fcid 0x6f0001 = shows route (ISL pathways) to destination node & latency (config) # fcanalyzer ? = built-in Fibre Channel frame analyzer (config) # span session 1 = enter span configuration mode (to mirror ports) (config-span) # destination interface fc1/9 = chooses the port to span (mirror) frames to (config-if) # switchport mode sd = configures interfaces to SD port type (config-if) # no switchport encap = configures no encapsulation for the SD port output (config-span) # source interface fc1/2 = choosing the source port to span (config-span) # suspend = suspends the current SPAN session being configured show span session = lists all span sessions You can download a large CLI Reference Guide (350+ pages) from the Cisco website: 1. Go to www.cisco.com. 2. Perform a search for MDS 3. Select any link listed. 4. Once at that page, look for Technical Documentation on the left 5. Once opened, there should be a listing for CLI Reference Guide. If you find any errors or have questions, please send a note to the author: mailto:byrum_michael@emc.com

Cisco CLI Quick Reference

Brocade vs. Cisco CLI Comparison


B: version = C: show version B: nsshow = C: show fcns database B: switchshow = C: show fcdomain vsan ? C: show interface status C: show tech-support C: show flogi database B: configshow = C: show running-config C: show fcs database B: configupload = C: copy startup-config tftp://<tftp srvr IP> B: configsave = C: copy running-config startupconfig B: zoneshow / cfgshow = C: show zoneset C: show zone vsan ? C: show zone status vsan C: show zoneset active B: lsdbshow / urouteshow = C: show fspf database B: supportshow = C: show tech-support

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