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| − | =Foundry= | + | == Foundry == |
| − | + | Unlike juniper all operational (like show) commands work in configuration mode. | |
| + | Foundries don't take ssh keys and need passwords. boo! | ||
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| + | <pre> | ||
show interfaces brief - shows interfaces with status, speed, and description (port-name) | show interfaces brief - shows interfaces with status, speed, and description (port-name) | ||
Port Link L2 State Dupl Speed Trunk Tag Priori MAC Name | Port Link L2 State Dupl Speed Trunk Tag Priori MAC Name | ||
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| include - grep | | include - grep | ||
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| + | sh mac-address - shows mac addresses | ||
| + | sh mac-address ethernet x/x - shows mac for interface x/x | ||
conf t - configuration mode | conf t - configuration mode | ||
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in conf mode - | in conf mode - | ||
| + | Foundries configure immediately - when you've typed the command, it's live! | ||
vlan 2 - moves into vlan 2's configuration mode | vlan 2 - moves into vlan 2's configuration mode | ||
unt eth X/X - puts X/X into that vlan as untagged | unt eth X/X - puts X/X into that vlan as untagged | ||
| + | no unt eth X/x - takes X/X out of vlan | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
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| + | if you get the error "error - port ethe 1/25 do not belong to default vlan" that means the port is in another vlan and must be removed first | ||
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| + | == Juniper == | ||
| + | Junipers take ssh keys. huzzah! | ||
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| + | Juniper has operational mode and configuration mode. | ||
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| + | <pre> | ||
| + | operational mode - | ||
| + | {master:8} | ||
| + | lcarr@asw-a-eqiad> | ||
| + | configuration mode - | ||
| + | {master:8}[edit] | ||
| + | lcarr@asw-a-eqiad# | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
| + | == Operational commands == | ||
| + | <pre> | ||
| + | show ethernet-switching table - shows mac addresses | ||
| + | show ethernet-switching table interface - shows mac addresses for that interface | ||
| + | show ethernet-switching table vlan - shows mac addresses for vlan | ||
| + | show interfaces descriptions - | ||
| + | Interface Admin Link Description | ||
| + | ge-1/0/0 up up ms1001 | ||
| + | |||
| + | show interfaces terse - shows interfaces with ip's in a very short format | ||
| + | |||
| + | show interface ge-1/0/0 (extensive)- shows interfaces in more detail | ||
| + | |||
| + | monitor interface xe-1/1/0 - shows interface in a real-time updating mode (errors, bits, etc) | ||
| + | |||
| + | show log messages | last 20 - shows log with info | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
| + | === Config commands === | ||
| + | Junipers configure after you confirm - you can configure and then double check | ||
| − | + | * configure - puts you in config mode | |
| + | * exit - takes you up one level (or out of) config mode | ||
| + | * top - takes you to the top level of config mode | ||
| + | * show - shows you configuration below that level | ||
Latest revision as of 08:37, 27 February 2013
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[edit] Foundry
Unlike juniper all operational (like show) commands work in configuration mode.
Foundries don't take ssh keys and need passwords. boo!
show interfaces brief - shows interfaces with status, speed, and description (port-name) Port Link L2 State Dupl Speed Trunk Tag Priori MAC Name 1/1 Up Forward Full 1G None No level0 0012.f2c5.5600 db63 1/2 Up Forward Full 1G None No level0 0012.f2c5.5600 db64 | include - grep sh mac-address - shows mac addresses sh mac-address ethernet x/x - shows mac for interface x/x conf t - configuration mode SSH@csw1-sdtpa(config)# show run - shows configuration int ether 12/1 - go into configuration for that interface port-name - assigns description disable - turns port off enable - turns port on exit - moves you up a level after configuration - ALWAYS type "write mem" must do write mem OUT of config mode write mem - saves to hard drive the config, incase the box reboots in conf mode - Foundries configure immediately - when you've typed the command, it's live! vlan 2 - moves into vlan 2's configuration mode unt eth X/X - puts X/X into that vlan as untagged no unt eth X/x - takes X/X out of vlan
if you get the error "error - port ethe 1/25 do not belong to default vlan" that means the port is in another vlan and must be removed first
[edit] Juniper
Junipers take ssh keys. huzzah!
Juniper has operational mode and configuration mode.
operational mode -
{master:8}
lcarr@asw-a-eqiad>
configuration mode -
{master:8}[edit]
lcarr@asw-a-eqiad#
[edit] Operational commands
show ethernet-switching table - shows mac addresses show ethernet-switching table interface - shows mac addresses for that interface show ethernet-switching table vlan - shows mac addresses for vlan show interfaces descriptions - Interface Admin Link Description ge-1/0/0 up up ms1001 show interfaces terse - shows interfaces with ip's in a very short format show interface ge-1/0/0 (extensive)- shows interfaces in more detail monitor interface xe-1/1/0 - shows interface in a real-time updating mode (errors, bits, etc) show log messages | last 20 - shows log with info
[edit] Config commands
Junipers configure after you confirm - you can configure and then double check
- configure - puts you in config mode
- exit - takes you up one level (or out of) config mode
- top - takes you to the top level of config mode
- show - shows you configuration below that level
