Vswitches need to be configured for the recently merged server link set...
I have never obtained a vswitch before. I want to sell it now...
Generally, the vswitch supports telnet. If you have configured an ip address, you can directly telnet the vswitch. If you do not have any configuration, you need to use the Serial port. Choose Serial for the Serial port...
Fortunately, we support all the omnipotent putty tools. If you use a tool, you can also choose Secure CRT...
Enter the password after logon, and then the first command is required:
Enable // enter privileged Mode
Add password modification, from: http://zhumeng8337797.blog.163.com/blog/static/1007689142012630103131956/
Modify the password in privileged mode:
Route> enableRoute # config terminalRoute (config) # enable secret CISCO ---- set the encryption password to "CISCO" (if you change "secret" to "password", it is displayed as civilized, in show running-config, we can clearly see the difference between the two.) Route (config) # exit
Delete the privileged mode password:
Route>enableRoute#config terminalRoute(config)#no enable secret CISCORoute(config)#exit
Change the logon password:
Console port: (this is the password for entering the vro)
Route>enable
Route#config terminal
Route (config) # line console 0 ---- enter the console port Mode
Route (config-line) # password CISCO ---- set the password to "CISCO" (to encrypt the password before: service pass-encryption enable vro password protection-but this command is not found in the Boson Netsim environment. You can discuss it if you know it)
Route (config-line) # login ---- encrypted upon login
Route(config-line)#exit
Aux port:
Route>enable
Route#config terminal
Route (config) # line aux 0 ---- enter the aux port Mode
Route (config-line) # password CISCO ---- set the password to "CISCO" (to encrypt the password, enable vro password protection before: service pass-encryption)
Route (config-line) # login ---- encrypted upon login
Route(config-line)#exit
Vty (telnet Remote Login port ):
Route>enable
Route#config terminal
Route (config) # line vty 0 4 ---- enter telnet remote login port mode (0 4 allows 5 Users)
Route (config-line) # password CISCO ---- set the password to "CISCO" (to encrypt the password, enable vro password protection before: service pass-encryption)
Route (config-line) # login ---- encrypted upon login
Route(config-line)#exit
Continue to enter the privileged mode and what can be done after entering the privileged mode. However, you should check the switch information first:
show run //show running-config
If you need to view the port configuration information, you need:
Show run inter port name // show run interface port name
Interface port name
For example, here is show interfaces gigabitEthernet1/0/45, which can be abbreviated to show inter g1/0/45 (I have multiple switch stacks, so I need the switch name + port)
If) # deluplex auto full/half/auto
After modification:
If) # shutdown
If) # no shutdown
Set the vlan of the Port:
Switch#conf tSwitch(config)#inter g1/0/45Switch(config-if)#switchport access vlan 999
Set vlan to 999
Switch (config) # inter port-channel 21
Switch (config-if) # switchport mode access
Switch (config-if) # switchport access vlan 123
Switch (config-if) # description test port channel
Check the setting result:
If) # channel-group 21 mode onSwitch (config-if) # description test group
Then, add the ports in sequence. (I added only two ports in the test ):
Finally, don't forget to write the configuration file with wr, or the restart will become invalid...
Dir to check whether the file date is correct
Then the configuration of the switch is complete, and the following is the configuration of the server. I am using server08 r2, and Lenovo's server uses the NIC Inter I350.
Update the NIC Driver first, and you will see the "Group" in the tab"
Create a group and select the NIC
Multiple types are supported and can be selected as needed
Then plug in the two NICs into the network, and fix the problem...
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