Category:Network
Category:WovenSystems
This Page is about our
CoreSwitch.
You might also want to read the
TRX page.
Configuration
access
serial
-not working
management-card
Access ist possible over telnet or ssh from the management-network via
172.25.100.5 or
'inband' via
10.25.1.1
usage
The console-interface is very easy to use. Type
enable to get to the priviledged mode.
Available commands can be displayed typing
' ? '. The
' ? ' also displayes additional parameters for a command already typed.
(WOVEN) # show ?
arp Display Address Resolution Protocol cache.
authentication Display ordered methods for authentication lists
cos Display class of service information.
clock Display the UTC Time and Date.
fabric-control Display the Fabric Bandwidth Allocation.
fdb-table Display MAC Address Table information.
garp Display Generic Attribute Registration Protocol
information.
...
Depending on which mode you are in, different commands are available.
Some commands (in config mode) as
fabric-control spine mode switch features on. To disable the feature type
no fabric-control spie mode.
Do not forget to save your configuration using #copy running-config startupconfig. Otherwise the Switch won't remember your changes on next startup. This also applies to the
TRX-100!
files
In the
mode one can access the files on the internal USB-Drive.
Most interesting is the 'copy' command, which lets one store the 'running-config' and alter 'startup-config' of the switch. Configuration-files can be stored or loaded via tftp.
/cluster_net
holds the configuration for the mgmt-ip's telnet and ssh access for our network. I should be loaded as a startup-config to build your configuraion on. It's also stored at 10.20.40.1:WOVEN/cluster_net and can be downloaded via tftp.
tftp
For some reason a file has to exist on the server, if you want to put it there. Otherwise the tftp client reports an error.
To Upload your current configuration (in file mode):
tftp put running-config 10.30.40.1:WOVEN/filename
But make sure that filename exists on the tftp-server.
Tests
Link-Aggregation
As the whole System (EFX-1000 and TRXs) had problems with the TRXs connected to the EFX via 4 lanes, without further configuraion (default config was running on the EFX), I tried out Link-Aggregation (I's called 'lag' on the EFX and Port-Channel on the TRXs) for the 4 lanes to one Edge-Switch. The Problem seemed to be that the SpanningTreeProtocol disabled ports connecting the line cards and led to very unstable performance over one Line-Card.
On the TRXs 'Static Capability Mode' (SCP) seems to enable LACP if disabled.
We have to check performance!
'Split-Mode'
As proposed after the testing in Golm, the Edge Switches will be devided into 4 sections, coresponding to the 4 lanes to prevent loops.