Document Outline

• Contents
• About This Document
  • In this chapter
  • Audience
  • Supported hardware and software
    • Supported software
  • Document conventions
    • Text formatting
    • Notes, cautions, and danger notices
  • Notice to the reader
  • Related publications
  • Getting technical help or reporting errors
• Getting Started with the Command Line Interface
  • Logging on through the CLI
    • On-line help
    • Command completion
    • Scroll control
    • Line editing commands
  • EXEC commands
    • Global level
  • CONFIG commands
    • Accessing the CLI
    • Single user in CONFIG mode
    • Multi-user conflict during deletion of group configuration (or stanza)
    • Navigating among command levels
    • CLI command structure
    • Searching and filtering output
    • Allowable characters for LAG names
    • CLI parsing enhancement
    • Syntax shortcuts
    • Saving configuration changes
• Configuring Basic Parameters
  • Enabling and disabling interactivity for scripts
  • Entering system administration information
  • Configuring Simple Network Management (SNMP) traps
    • Specifying an SNMP trap receiver
    • Specifying a single trap source
    • Setting the SNMP trap holddown time
    • Disabling SNMP traps
  • Configuring SNMP ifIndex
    • On Brocade NetIron CES and Brocade NetIron CER only
    • On Brocade NetIron XMR and Brocade MLX series only
  • SNMP scalability optimization
    • Configuring SNMP throughput optimization
    • Configuring SNMP load throttling
  • Configuring optical monitoring
    • Displaying optical monitoring thresholds
  • Displaying media information
  • Optics compatibility checking
    • Disabling transceiver type checking
  • Designating an interface as the packet source
    • Configuring an interface as the source for all Telnet packets
    • Cancelling an outbound Telnet session
    • Configuring an interface as the source for all SSH packets
    • Configuring an interface as the source for all TFTP packets
    • Configuring an interface as the source for all TACACS or TACACS+ packets
    • Configuring an interface as the source for all RADIUS packets
  • Setting the system clock
    • DST “change” notice for networks using US time zones
  • Creating a command alias
    • Removing an alias
    • Displaying a list of all configured alias
  • Limiting broadcast, multicast, or unknown unicast rates
    • Limiting broadcasts
    • Limiting multicasts
    • Limiting unknown unicasts
  • Configuring CLI banners
    • Setting a message of the day banner
    • Setting a privileged EXEC CLI level banner
    • Displaying a message on the console when an incoming Telnet session Is detected
  • Configuring terminal display
    • Checking the length of terminal displays
  • Enabling or disabling routing protocols
  • Displaying and modifying default settings for system parameters
  • Enabling or disabling layer 2 switching
  • Configuring static MAC addresses
  • Changing the MAC age time
  • Configuring static ARP entries
  • Configuring system max values
  • Configuring CAM size for an IPv4 multicast group
  • Configuring CAM size for an IPv6 multicast group
  • Configuring profiles with a zero-size IPv4 or IPv6 ACL
  • Maintaining system-max configuration with available system resources
  • Configuration time
  • Bootup time
    • L2 elements
    • L3 elements
    • VPLS elements
    • Miscellaneous elements
  • Monitoring dynamic memory allocation
  • Switch fabric fault monitoring
    • Displaying switch fabric information
    • Displaying switch fabric module information
    • Powering a switch fabric link on or off manually
    • Powering a switch fabric module off automatically on failure
    • Auto-tune enhancement
    • Switch fabric log messages
  • Switch fabric utilization monitoring
  • Verifying an image checksum
  • Displaying information for an interface for an Ethernet port
    • Displaying the full port name for an Ethernet interface
  • Displaying statistics information for an Ethernet port
    • Monitoring Ethernet port statistics in real time
    • Displaying recent traffic statistics for an Ethernet port
  • Configuring SNMP to revert ifType to legacy values
  • Configuring snAgentConfigModuleType to return original values
  • Preserving interface statistics in SNMP
  • Disabling CAM table entry aging
  • Data integrity protection
    • Configuring Detection Parameters
    • Showing Status
  • Commands
• Telemetry Solutions
  • About telemetry solutions
    • Limitations
  • Configuration examples
    • Configuration example 1
    • Configuration example 2
    • Configuration example 3
    • Configuring
• Remote Network Monitoring
  • Basic management
    • Viewing system information
    • Viewing configuration information
    • Viewing 100G interface card license information
    • Viewing port statistics
    • Viewing STP statistics
    • Clearing statistics
  • RMON support
    • Statistics (RMON group 1)
    • History (RMON group 2)
    • Alarm (RMON group 3)
    • Event (RMON group 9)
• Continuous System Monitor
  • Continuous system monitor overview
  • Event monitoring
    • Event monitoring overview
    • Event types
    • Displaying event information
  • Histogram information
    • Histogram information overview
    • Displaying CPU histogram information
    • Displaying buffer histogram information
    • Displaying memory histogram information
  • NP memory error monitoring
    • NP memory error monitoring overview
    • NP memory error monitoring: basic configuration
  • Port CRC error monitoring test
    • Port CRC error monitoring overview
    • Port CRC error monitoring: basic configuration
  • Commands
• Operations, Administration, and Maintenance (OAM)
  • IEEE 802.1ag Connectivity Fault Management (CFM)
    • Ethernet OAM capabilities
    • IEEE 802.1ag purpose
    • IEEE 802.1ag provides hierarchical network management
  • Mechanisms of Ethernet IEEE 802.1ag OAM
    • Fault detection (continuity check message)
    • Fault verification (Loopback messages)
    • Fault isolation (Linktrace messages)
  • Configuring IEEE 802.1ag CFM
    • Enabling or disabling CFM
    • Creating a Maintenance Domain
  • Setting Maintenance Domain parameters
    • Creating Maintenance Associations
    • Tag-type configuration
    • Configuring a CCM interval for a Maintenance Association (MA)
    • Configuring local ports
    • Configuring Remote MEPs
    • Setting the Remote Check Start-Delay
    • Specifying MIP creation policy
  • Y.1731 performance management
    • About Y.1731
    • Y. 1731 show commands
  • CFM monitoring and show commands
    • Sending linktrace messages
    • Sending loopback messages
    • Displaying CFM configurations
    • Displaying connectivity statistics
    • Sample configuration for a customer’s domain
    • Configuring CFM using Provider Bridges
    • Displaying the connectivity status in a customer’s domain
    • Sample configuration for a customer domain using MPLS VLL
    • Achieving end-to-end connectivity between CE1 and CE2
  • Monitoring the status of devices in a VPLS network in a Provider’s Maintenance Domain
    • Verifying connectivity in a VPLS network using IEEE 802.1ag
    • Verifying connectivity in a VPLS network using IEEE 802.1ag Loopback
    • Support for IEEE 802.1ag CFM for Provider Bridges (PB) and Provider Backbone Bridges (PBB)
  • IEEE 802.3ah EFM-OAM
    • EFM- OAM protocol
    • Process overview
    • Link monitoring process
    • Enabling and disabling EFM-OAM
    • Enabling an interface to accept remote loopback
    • Display information
  • Ping
    • Executing ping
    • Executing ping VRF
    • Executing ping IPv6
  • Trace route
    • Executing traceroute
    • Executing traceroute VRF
    • Executing traceroute IPv6
  • Trace-l2 protocol
  • IPv6 Traceroute over an MPLS network
  • LSP ping and traceroute
    • Overview
    • LSP ping operation
    • LSP traceroute operation
    • MPLS echo request
    • MPLS echo reply
    • LSP ping TLVs
    • LSP FEC types
    • Redundant RSVP LSPs
    • One-to-one Fast ReRoute (FRR) LSPs
    • FRR bypass LSPs
    • Transit-originated detour
    • LSP reoptimization
    • PHP behavior
    • Using the LSP ping and Traceroute commands
    • Displaying LSP ping and traceroute statistics
  • CFM monitoring for ISID
    • Configuring CFM monitoring for ISID
    • Link MA
    • Port status TLV
    • Remote Defect Indication
  • Frame Loss Measurement
    • LMM over VLAN
    • LMM over VPLS
    • Configuration considerations and limitations
    • Supported configurations
    • LMM configurations common for VLAN and VPLS
    • Configuration examples
    • Syslog messages
  • One-way Delay Measurement
    • Configuration considerations
    • One-way Delay Measurement
    • One-way Delay Measurement transmission
    • One-way Delay Measurement reception
    • Use Cases
    • Supported configurations
    • Configuration procedure
    • Configuration examples
    • Show commands
    • Syslog messages
  • Synthetic loss measurement
    • Configuration considerations
    • Commands
    • Configuration examples
    • Show commands
    • Clear history statistics
    • Syslog messages
• Network Time Protocol
  • Network Time Protocol (NTP) overview
  • How NTP works
    • NTP server
    • NTP client
    • NTP peer
    • NTP broadcast server
    • NTP broadcast client
    • Synchronizing time
  • Configuring NTP
    • Changing to the NTP mode
    • Configuring the NTP client
    • Configuring the NTP peer
    • Configuring NTP on an interface
  • Show commands
    • Displaying NTP status
    • Displaying NTP associations
    • Displaying NTP associations details
    • Configuration Examples
• Network Configuration Protocol
  • NETCONF protocol introduction
    • Platforms
    • Related documentation
  • NETCONF in client/server architecture
    • RPC request
    • RPC reply
    • RPC and error handling
    • CLI and SSH subsystem
    • Recommendations for NETCONF
  • Basic NETCONF operations
    • Initial connection
    • <get> operation
    • <get-config> operation
    • <edit-config> operation
    • Closing sessions
    • NETCONF commands and specifications
  • Data models and mapping
• Foundry Direct Routing and CAM Partition Profiles for the NetIron XMR and the Brocade MLX Series
  • Configuring Density Mode for the 2x100G CAM
  • Configuring IPv6 host CAM mode
  • Configuring IPv6 host drop CAM limit
  • CAM partition profiles
    • Supernet CAM partition sharing
    • Displaying CAM partition
    • Displaying CAM Partition for IPv6 VPN
    • Output from show CAM partition usage command
    • Displaying CAM information
    • Displaying IPv6 VPN CAM information
    • Show cam v6acl
    • Displaying IPv6 host drop CAM limit
    • Show IFL CAM ISID partition
  • Configuring CAM partition size
  • CAM overflow logging
    • Configuring minimum logging interval and threshold value
• Using Syslog
  • Displaying Syslog messages
  • Configuring the Syslog service
    • Displaying the Syslog configuration
    • Configuring an encrypted syslog server
    • Displaying the configured server connections
    • Ascending or descending option for show log command
    • Disabling or re-enabling Syslog
    • Specifying a Syslog server
    • Specifying an additional Syslog server
    • Disabling logging of a message level
    • Changing the number of entries for the local buffer
    • Changing the log facility
    • Displaying the interface name in Syslog messages
    • Clearing the Syslog messages from the local buffer
    • Logging all CLI commands to Syslog
  • Syslog messages
• Global and Address Family Configuration Levels
  • Accessing the address family configuration level
  • Backward compatibility for existing BGP4 and IPv4 IS-IS configurations
  • Global BGP4 commands and BGP4 unicast route commands
• Commands That Require a Reload
• NIAP-CCEVS
  • NIAP-CCEVS certified Brocade equipment and Ironware releases
  • Web management access to NIAP-CCEVS certified Brocade equipment
  • Warning: local user password changes
• Acknowledgements
  • Cryptographic software
    • MPL 1.1
  • OpenSSL license
  • Cryptographic software
• NP Memory Errors