Dell PowerSwitch Z9264F-ON Owner's manual

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Software
Type
Owner's manual
OS10 Enterprise Edition User Guide
Release 10.4.3.0
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2019 - 03
Rev. A01
Contents
1 Getting Started............................................................................................................................................ 29
Supported Hardware....................................................................................................................................................... 29
Download OS10 image and license................................................................................................................................ 30
Installation using ONIE..................................................................................................................................................... 31
Automatic installation................................................................................................................................................ 32
Manual installation......................................................................................................................................................33
Log into OS10................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Install OS10 license.......................................................................................................................................................... 35
Zero-touch deployment................................................................................................................................................... 37
ZTD DHCP server conguration..............................................................................................................................39
ZTD provisioning script............................................................................................................................................. 39
ZTD CLI batch le......................................................................................................................................................40
Post-ZTD script...........................................................................................................................................................41
ZTD commands...........................................................................................................................................................41
Remote access.................................................................................................................................................................42
Congure Management IP address......................................................................................................................... 43
Management Route Conguration.......................................................................................................................... 43
Congure user name and password........................................................................................................................ 44
CLI Basics..........................................................................................................................................................................44
User accounts............................................................................................................................................................ 44
Key CLI features.........................................................................................................................................................45
CLI command modes.................................................................................................................................................45
CLI command hierarchy............................................................................................................................................ 46
CLI command categories.......................................................................................................................................... 46
CONFIGURATION Mode.......................................................................................................................................... 46
Command help........................................................................................................................................................... 46
Check device status.................................................................................................................................................. 48
Candidate conguration............................................................................................................................................50
Change to transaction-based conguration mode................................................................................................ 54
Copy running conguration ..................................................................................................................................... 55
Restore startup conguration ................................................................................................................................. 55
Reload system image.................................................................................................................................................56
Filter show commands.............................................................................................................................................. 56
Alias command........................................................................................................................................................... 56
Batch mode................................................................................................................................................................ 60
Linux shell commands................................................................................................................................................ 61
SSH commands.......................................................................................................................................................... 61
OS9 environment commands...................................................................................................................................62
Common commands....................................................................................................................................................... 62
alias.............................................................................................................................................................................. 62
alias (multi-line).......................................................................................................................................................... 64
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batch............................................................................................................................................................................64
boot............................................................................................................................................................................. 65
commit........................................................................................................................................................................ 65
congure..................................................................................................................................................................... 65
copy.............................................................................................................................................................................66
default (alias).............................................................................................................................................................. 67
delete........................................................................................................................................................................... 67
description (alias).......................................................................................................................................................68
dir.................................................................................................................................................................................69
discard......................................................................................................................................................................... 69
do................................................................................................................................................................................. 70
feature cong-os9-style............................................................................................................................................70
exit............................................................................................................................................................................... 70
hostname..................................................................................................................................................................... 71
license...........................................................................................................................................................................71
line (alias).....................................................................................................................................................................72
lock...............................................................................................................................................................................72
management route.....................................................................................................................................................72
move............................................................................................................................................................................ 73
no..................................................................................................................................................................................74
reload........................................................................................................................................................................... 74
show alias.................................................................................................................................................................... 74
show boot................................................................................................................................................................... 75
show candidate-conguration.................................................................................................................................. 76
show environment......................................................................................................................................................78
show inventory........................................................................................................................................................... 79
show ip management-route......................................................................................................................................79
show ipv6 management-route................................................................................................................................. 80
show license status................................................................................................................................................... 80
show running-conguration.......................................................................................................................................81
show startup-conguration...................................................................................................................................... 83
show system...............................................................................................................................................................84
show version...............................................................................................................................................................86
start..............................................................................................................................................................................87
system......................................................................................................................................................................... 87
system-cli disable....................................................................................................................................................... 87
system identier.........................................................................................................................................................88
terminal........................................................................................................................................................................88
traceroute................................................................................................................................................................... 88
unlock.......................................................................................................................................................................... 90
write.............................................................................................................................................................................90
2 System management....................................................................................................................................91
OS10 upgrade....................................................................................................................................................................91
Boot system partition................................................................................................................................................ 92
Upgrade commands...................................................................................................................................................93
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System banners................................................................................................................................................................97
Login banner............................................................................................................................................................... 97
MOTD banner.............................................................................................................................................................97
System banner commands....................................................................................................................................... 98
User session management..............................................................................................................................................99
User session management commands....................................................................................................................99
Telnet server.................................................................................................................................................................... 101
Telnet commands...................................................................................................................................................... 101
Simple Network Management Protocol...................................................................................................................... 102
MIBs........................................................................................................................................................................... 102
SNMP security models and levels..........................................................................................................................103
SNMPv3....................................................................................................................................................................104
SNMP engine ID....................................................................................................................................................... 104
SNMP groups and users..........................................................................................................................................104
SNMP views............................................................................................................................................................. 104
Congure SNMP...................................................................................................................................................... 104
SNMP commands.................................................................................................................................................... 107
System clock....................................................................................................................................................................117
System Clock commands......................................................................................................................................... 117
Network Time Protocol.................................................................................................................................................. 119
Enable NTP............................................................................................................................................................... 120
Broadcasts.................................................................................................................................................................120
Source IP address......................................................................................................................................................121
Authentication........................................................................................................................................................... 121
Sample NTP conguration...................................................................................................................................... 122
NTP commands........................................................................................................................................................125
Dynamic Host Conguration Protocol......................................................................................................................... 130
Packet format and options......................................................................................................................................130
DHCP server..............................................................................................................................................................131
Automatic address allocation.................................................................................................................................. 132
Hostname resolution................................................................................................................................................ 133
Manual binding entries.............................................................................................................................................134
Conguring a DHCP client on a non-default VRF instance................................................................................ 135
DHCP relay agent.....................................................................................................................................................136
View DHCP Information...........................................................................................................................................137
System domain name and list..................................................................................................................................137
DHCP commands.....................................................................................................................................................138
DNS commands........................................................................................................................................................144
IPv4 DHCP limitations..............................................................................................................................................146
3 Interfaces................................................................................................................................................... 148
Ethernet interfaces........................................................................................................................................................ 148
Unied port groups.........................................................................................................................................................148
Z9264F-ON port-group proles................................................................................................................................... 149
L2 mode conguration....................................................................................................................................................151
L3 mode conguration....................................................................................................................................................151
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Fibre Channel interfaces................................................................................................................................................152
Management interface ................................................................................................................................................. 153
VLAN interfaces............................................................................................................................................................. 154
User-congured default VLAN..................................................................................................................................... 154
VLAN scale prole..........................................................................................................................................................155
Loopback interfaces.......................................................................................................................................................155
Port-channel interfaces................................................................................................................................................. 156
Create port-channel.................................................................................................................................................156
Add port member..................................................................................................................................................... 156
Minimum links............................................................................................................................................................157
Assign Port Channel IP Address............................................................................................................................. 157
Remove or disable port-channel.............................................................................................................................158
Load balance trac..................................................................................................................................................158
Change hash algorithm............................................................................................................................................159
Congure interface ranges............................................................................................................................................159
Switch-port proles....................................................................................................................................................... 160
S4148-ON Series port proles.................................................................................................................................161
S4148U-ON port proles..........................................................................................................................................161
Congure breakout mode..............................................................................................................................................163
Breakout auto-conguration......................................................................................................................................... 163
Forward error correction............................................................................................................................................... 164
Energy-ecient Ethernet..............................................................................................................................................165
Enable energy-ecient Ethernet........................................................................................................................... 165
Clear EEE counters.................................................................................................................................................. 166
View EEE status/statistics......................................................................................................................................166
EEE commands.........................................................................................................................................................167
View interface conguration......................................................................................................................................... 170
Digital optical monitoring................................................................................................................................................173
Enable DOM and DOM traps...................................................................................................................................174
Interface commands.......................................................................................................................................................175
channel-group........................................................................................................................................................... 175
default vlan-id........................................................................................................................................................... 175
description (Interface)............................................................................................................................................. 176
duplex.........................................................................................................................................................................176
enable dom................................................................................................................................................................ 177
enable dom traps...................................................................................................................................................... 177
feature auto-breakout.............................................................................................................................................. 178
fec...............................................................................................................................................................................178
interface breakout.................................................................................................................................................... 179
interface ethernet.....................................................................................................................................................179
interface loopback.................................................................................................................................................... 179
interface mgmt......................................................................................................................................................... 180
interface null..............................................................................................................................................................180
interface port-channel.............................................................................................................................................. 181
interface range...........................................................................................................................................................181
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interface vlan.............................................................................................................................................................182
link-bundle-utilization............................................................................................................................................... 182
mode.......................................................................................................................................................................... 182
mode l3...................................................................................................................................................................... 183
mtu............................................................................................................................................................................. 184
port mode Eth...........................................................................................................................................................184
port-group................................................................................................................................................................. 185
prole......................................................................................................................................................................... 185
scale-prole vlan.......................................................................................................................................................186
show interface.......................................................................................................................................................... 186
show inventory media.............................................................................................................................................. 188
show link-bundle-utilization.....................................................................................................................................188
show port-channel summary.................................................................................................................................. 189
show port-group.......................................................................................................................................................190
show switch-port-prole..........................................................................................................................................191
show system.............................................................................................................................................................. 191
show vlan...................................................................................................................................................................192
shutdown...................................................................................................................................................................192
speed (Fibre Channel)............................................................................................................................................. 193
speed (Management).............................................................................................................................................. 193
switch-port-prole....................................................................................................................................................194
switchport access vlan............................................................................................................................................ 196
switchport mode...................................................................................................................................................... 196
switchport trunk allowed vlan................................................................................................................................. 197
4 Fibre Channel............................................................................................................................................. 198
Terminology.....................................................................................................................................................................199
Virtual fabric....................................................................................................................................................................199
Fibre Channel zoning.....................................................................................................................................................202
F_Port on Ethernet....................................................................................................................................................... 203
Pinning FCoE trac to a specic port of a port-channel.........................................................................................204
Sample FSB conguration on VLT network......................................................................................................... 206
Sample FC Switch conguration on VLT network...............................................................................................208
Sample FSB conguration on non-VLT network..................................................................................................209
Sample FC Switch conguration on non-VLT network........................................................................................ 211
Multi-hop FIP-snooping bridge..................................................................................................................................... 212
Conguration notes..................................................................................................................................................213
Congure multi-hop FSB.........................................................................................................................................213
Verify multi-hop FSB conguration........................................................................................................................218
Sample Multi-hop FSB conguration.....................................................................................................................219
Conguration guidelines................................................................................................................................................232
F_Port commands......................................................................................................................................................... 232
fc alias........................................................................................................................................................................232
fc zone...................................................................................................................................................................... 232
fc zoneset................................................................................................................................................................. 233
feature fc.................................................................................................................................................................. 233
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member (alias)..........................................................................................................................................................233
member (zone).........................................................................................................................................................234
member (zoneset)................................................................................................................................................... 234
show fc alias............................................................................................................................................................. 235
show fc interface-area-id mapping........................................................................................................................235
show fc ns switch....................................................................................................................................................235
show fc zone............................................................................................................................................................236
show fc zoneset.......................................................................................................................................................237
zone default-zone permit........................................................................................................................................238
zoneset activate.......................................................................................................................................................238
NPG commands.............................................................................................................................................................239
fc port-mode F.........................................................................................................................................................239
feature fc npg...........................................................................................................................................................239
show npg devices.................................................................................................................................................... 239
F_Port and NPG commands........................................................................................................................................ 240
clear fc statistics......................................................................................................................................................240
fcoe ........................................................................................................................................................................... 241
name...........................................................................................................................................................................241
show fc statistics.....................................................................................................................................................242
show fc switch......................................................................................................................................................... 242
show running-cong vfabric...................................................................................................................................243
show vfabric............................................................................................................................................................. 243
vfabric....................................................................................................................................................................... 244
vfabric (interface)....................................................................................................................................................244
vlan............................................................................................................................................................................ 244
FIP-snooping commands.............................................................................................................................................. 245
feature p-snooping................................................................................................................................................ 245
p-snooping enable................................................................................................................................................. 245
p-snooping fc-map................................................................................................................................................246
p-snooping port-mode..........................................................................................................................................246
FCoE commands............................................................................................................................................................247
clear fcoe database..................................................................................................................................................247
clear fcoe statistics..................................................................................................................................................247
fcoe-pinned-port .................................................................................................................................................... 248
fcoe max-sessions-per-enodemac........................................................................................................................ 248
fcoe priority-bits.......................................................................................................................................................248
lldp tlv-select dcbxp-appln fcoe.............................................................................................................................249
show fcoe enode..................................................................................................................................................... 249
show fcoe fcf........................................................................................................................................................... 250
show fcoe pinned-port........................................................................................................................................... 250
show fcoe sessions.................................................................................................................................................. 251
show fcoe statistics................................................................................................................................................. 251
show fcoe system....................................................................................................................................................252
show fcoe vlan......................................................................................................................................................... 252
5 Layer 2...................................................................................................................................................... 253
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802.1X..............................................................................................................................................................................253
Port authentication..................................................................................................................................................254
EAP over RADIUS....................................................................................................................................................255
Congure 802.1X......................................................................................................................................................255
Enable 802.1X........................................................................................................................................................... 256
Identity retransmissions...........................................................................................................................................257
Failure quiet period.................................................................................................................................................. 258
Port control mode....................................................................................................................................................258
Reauthenticate port................................................................................................................................................ 259
Congure timeouts..................................................................................................................................................260
802.1X commands.................................................................................................................................................... 261
Far-end failure detection...............................................................................................................................................265
Enable FEFD globally............................................................................................................................................... 267
Enable FEFD on interface.......................................................................................................................................268
Reset FEFD err-disabled interface........................................................................................................................ 268
Display FEFD information........................................................................................................................................268
FEFD Commands.....................................................................................................................................................269
Link Aggregation Control Protocol...............................................................................................................................272
Modes........................................................................................................................................................................272
Conguration............................................................................................................................................................ 273
Interfaces.................................................................................................................................................................. 273
Rates..........................................................................................................................................................................274
Sample conguration............................................................................................................................................... 274
LACP fallback........................................................................................................................................................... 278
LACP commands.....................................................................................................................................................280
Link Layer Discovery Protocol...................................................................................................................................... 287
Protocol data units...................................................................................................................................................288
Optional TLVs........................................................................................................................................................... 289
Organizationally-specic TLVs............................................................................................................................... 289
Media endpoint discovery.......................................................................................................................................292
Network connectivity device................................................................................................................................. 292
LLDP-MED capabilities TLV................................................................................................................................... 293
Network policies TLVs.............................................................................................................................................294
Dene network policies...........................................................................................................................................294
Packet timer values.................................................................................................................................................295
Disable and re-enable LLDP .................................................................................................................................. 295
Disable and re-enable LLDP on management ports............................................................................................296
Advertise TLVs......................................................................................................................................................... 297
Network policy advertisement............................................................................................................................... 297
Fast start repeat count........................................................................................................................................... 298
View LLDP conguration........................................................................................................................................ 298
Adjacent agent advertisements............................................................................................................................. 299
Time to live............................................................................................................................................................... 300
LLDP commands...................................................................................................................................................... 301
Media Access Control.................................................................................................................................................... 312
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Static MAC Address.................................................................................................................................................313
MAC Address Table.................................................................................................................................................. 313
Clear MAC Address Table........................................................................................................................................ 313
MAC Commands...................................................................................................................................................... 314
Multiple Spanning-Tree.................................................................................................................................................. 316
Congure MSTP....................................................................................................................................................... 317
Create instances....................................................................................................................................................... 318
Root selection........................................................................................................................................................... 319
Non-Dell EMC hardware.........................................................................................................................................320
Region name or revision..........................................................................................................................................320
Modify parameters.................................................................................................................................................. 320
Interface parameters................................................................................................................................................321
EdgePort Forward trac........................................................................................................................................322
Spanning-tree extensions....................................................................................................................................... 322
Recover BPDU guard error disabled ports........................................................................................................... 324
Setting spanning-tree link type for rapid state transitions..................................................................................325
MAC ush optimization...........................................................................................................................................325
MST commands.......................................................................................................................................................327
Rapid per-VLAN spanning-tree plus............................................................................................................................339
Load balance and root selection............................................................................................................................ 340
Enable RPVST+........................................................................................................................................................340
Select root bridge..................................................................................................................................................... 341
Root assignment...................................................................................................................................................... 342
Loop guard................................................................................................................................................................343
Global parameters....................................................................................................................................................343
Setting spanning-tree link type for rapid state transitions..................................................................................344
MAC ush optimization...........................................................................................................................................344
RPVST+ commands................................................................................................................................................ 344
Rapid Spanning-Tree Protocol......................................................................................................................................353
Enable globally..........................................................................................................................................................353
Global parameters....................................................................................................................................................355
Interface parameters...............................................................................................................................................356
Root bridge selection...............................................................................................................................................357
EdgePort forward trac.........................................................................................................................................357
Spanning-tree extensions.......................................................................................................................................358
Setting spanning-tree link type for rapid state transitions................................................................................. 359
MAC ush optimization...........................................................................................................................................360
RSTP commands.....................................................................................................................................................360
Virtual LANs....................................................................................................................................................................367
Default VLAN............................................................................................................................................................367
Create or remove VLANs........................................................................................................................................368
Access mode............................................................................................................................................................369
Trunk mode............................................................................................................................................................... 370
Assign IP address..................................................................................................................................................... 370
View VLAN conguration........................................................................................................................................ 371
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VLAN commands..................................................................................................................................................... 373
Port monitoring...............................................................................................................................................................374
Local port monitoring...............................................................................................................................................374
Remote port monitoring..........................................................................................................................................375
Encapsulated remote port monitoring................................................................................................................... 377
Flow-based monitoring............................................................................................................................................378
Remote port monitoring on VLT.............................................................................................................................379
Port monitoring commands.....................................................................................................................................381
6 Layer 3...................................................................................................................................................... 386
Virtual routing and forwarding......................................................................................................................................386
Congure management VRF..................................................................................................................................386
Congure non-default VRF instances...................................................................................................................388
VRF conguration.....................................................................................................................................................391
View VRF instance information..............................................................................................................................395
Static route leaking..................................................................................................................................................396
VRF commands....................................................................................................................................................... 399
Bidirectional Forwarding Detection..............................................................................................................................407
BFD session states.................................................................................................................................................. 408
BFD three-way handshake..................................................................................................................................... 409
BFD conguration.....................................................................................................................................................410
Congure BFD globally............................................................................................................................................ 410
BFD for BGP..............................................................................................................................................................411
BFD for OSPF...........................................................................................................................................................415
BFD for Static route................................................................................................................................................ 420
BFD commands........................................................................................................................................................422
Border Gateway Protocol............................................................................................................................................. 429
Sessions and peers..................................................................................................................................................430
Route reectors....................................................................................................................................................... 430
Multiprotocol BGP....................................................................................................................................................431
Attributes...................................................................................................................................................................431
Selection criteria...................................................................................................................................................... 432
Weight and local preference...................................................................................................................................433
Multiexit discriminators........................................................................................................................................... 433
Origin......................................................................................................................................................................... 434
AS path and next-hop............................................................................................................................................. 434
Best path selection..................................................................................................................................................434
More path support...................................................................................................................................................435
Advertise cost.......................................................................................................................................................... 436
4-Byte AS numbers................................................................................................................................................. 436
AS number migration...............................................................................................................................................436
Congure Border Gateway Protocol......................................................................................................................437
Enable BGP...............................................................................................................................................................438
Congure Dual Stack...............................................................................................................................................440
Congure administrative distance......................................................................................................................... 440
Peer templates..........................................................................................................................................................441
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Neighbor fall-over....................................................................................................................................................445
Congure password.................................................................................................................................................446
Fast external fallover............................................................................................................................................... 448
Passive peering........................................................................................................................................................ 449
Local AS.................................................................................................................................................................... 450
AS number limit.........................................................................................................................................................451
Redistribute routes.................................................................................................................................................. 452
Additional paths....................................................................................................................................................... 452
MED attributes.........................................................................................................................................................452
Local preference attribute...................................................................................................................................... 453
Weight attribute.......................................................................................................................................................454
Enable multipath...................................................................................................................................................... 454
Route-map lters.....................................................................................................................................................454
Route reector clusters.......................................................................................................................................... 455
Aggregate routes..................................................................................................................................................... 456
Confederations.........................................................................................................................................................456
Route dampening.....................................................................................................................................................457
Timers....................................................................................................................................................................... 458
Neighbor soft-reconguration............................................................................................................................... 459
BGP commands.......................................................................................................................................................459
Equal cost multi-path.................................................................................................................................................... 493
Load balancing......................................................................................................................................................... 493
Maximum ECMP groups and paths.......................................................................................................................497
ECMP commands....................................................................................................................................................497
IPv4 routing.................................................................................................................................................................... 502
Assign interface IP address.................................................................................................................................... 502
Congure static routing.......................................................................................................................................... 503
Address Resolution Protocol.................................................................................................................................. 504
IPv4 routing commands..........................................................................................................................................504
IPv6 routing....................................................................................................................................................................509
Enable or disable IPv6.............................................................................................................................................509
IPv6 addresses..........................................................................................................................................................510
Stateless autoconguration.....................................................................................................................................512
Neighbor Discovery..................................................................................................................................................512
Duplicate address discovery....................................................................................................................................514
Static IPv6 routing....................................................................................................................................................514
IPv6 destination unreachable..................................................................................................................................515
IPv6 hop-by-hop options.........................................................................................................................................515
View IPv6 information..............................................................................................................................................515
IPv6 commands........................................................................................................................................................516
Open shortest path rst............................................................................................................................................... 528
Autonomous system areas......................................................................................................................................528
Areas, networks, and neighbors.............................................................................................................................529
Router types.............................................................................................................................................................529
Designated and backup designated routers......................................................................................................... 530
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Link-state advertisements.......................................................................................................................................531
Router priority.......................................................................................................................................................... 532
Shortest path rst throttling.................................................................................................................................. 532
OSPFv2.....................................................................................................................................................................534
OSPFv3.....................................................................................................................................................................567
Object tracking manager...............................................................................................................................................587
Interface tracking.....................................................................................................................................................588
Host tracking............................................................................................................................................................589
Set tracking delays.................................................................................................................................................. 590
Object tracking........................................................................................................................................................ 590
View tracked objects...............................................................................................................................................590
OTM commands.......................................................................................................................................................591
Policy-based routing......................................................................................................................................................594
Policy-based route-maps........................................................................................................................................594
Access-list to match route-map............................................................................................................................ 594
Set address to match route-map...........................................................................................................................594
Assign route-map to interface............................................................................................................................... 595
View PBR information.............................................................................................................................................595
Policy-based routing per VRF................................................................................................................................ 596
Conguring PBR per VRF.......................................................................................................................................596
Sample conguration...............................................................................................................................................597
Track route reachability........................................................................................................................................... 597
Use PBR to permit and block specic trac....................................................................................................... 598
View PBR conguration..........................................................................................................................................599
PBR commands....................................................................................................................................................... 599
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol...........................................................................................................................603
Conguration............................................................................................................................................................603
Create virtual router................................................................................................................................................ 604
Group version...........................................................................................................................................................604
Virtual IP addresses.................................................................................................................................................605
Congure virtual IP address................................................................................................................................... 605
Congure virtual IP address in a VRF................................................................................................................... 606
Set group priority..................................................................................................................................................... 607
Authentication..........................................................................................................................................................608
Disable preempt....................................................................................................................................................... 608
Advertisement interval............................................................................................................................................609
Interface/object tracking.........................................................................................................................................610
Congure tracking....................................................................................................................................................610
VRRP commands...................................................................................................................................................... 611
7 Multicast.................................................................................................................................................... 617
Important notes.............................................................................................................................................................. 617
Congure multicast routing........................................................................................................................................... 617
Unknown multicast ood control..................................................................................................................................618
Enable multicast ood control................................................................................................................................ 619
Multicast Commands.....................................................................................................................................................619
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multicast snooping ood-restrict........................................................................................................................... 619
Internet Group Management Protocol........................................................................................................................620
Standards compliance.............................................................................................................................................620
Important notes........................................................................................................................................................ 621
Supported IGMP versions....................................................................................................................................... 621
Query interval............................................................................................................................................................621
Last member query interval.....................................................................................................................................621
Maximum response time..........................................................................................................................................621
IGMP immediate leave............................................................................................................................................ 622
Select an IGMP version.......................................................................................................................................... 622
View IGMP-enabled interfaces and groups..........................................................................................................622
IGMP snooping.........................................................................................................................................................623
IGMP commands.....................................................................................................................................................625
Multicast Listener Discovery Protocol........................................................................................................................ 635
MLD snooping..........................................................................................................................................................636
MLD snooping commands...................................................................................................................................... 637
Protocol Independent Multicast...................................................................................................................................644
PIM terminology.......................................................................................................................................................644
Standards compliance.............................................................................................................................................645
PIM-SM.................................................................................................................................................................... 645
PIM-SSM..................................................................................................................................................................645
Expiry timers for S, G entries................................................................................................................................. 646
Static rendezvous point.......................................................................................................................................... 646
Designated router.................................................................................................................................................... 647
PIM commands........................................................................................................................................................ 647
PIM-SM sample conguration............................................................................................................................... 655
PIM-SSM sample conguration.............................................................................................................................660
Multicast VRF sample conguration..................................................................................................................... 664
Multicast support on VLT........................................................................................................................................673
8 VXLAN ......................................................................................................................................................679
VXLAN concepts........................................................................................................................................................... 679
VXLAN as NVO solution............................................................................................................................................... 680
Congure VXLAN........................................................................................................................................................... 681
Congure source IP address on VTEP...................................................................................................................681
Congure a VXLAN virtual network......................................................................................................................682
Congure VLAN-tagged access ports..................................................................................................................682
Congure untagged access ports..........................................................................................................................683
Enable overlay routing between virtual networks................................................................................................684
Advertise VXLAN source IP address ....................................................................................................................686
Congure VLT.......................................................................................................................................................... 686
L3 VXLAN route scaling ...............................................................................................................................................687
DHCP relay on VTEPs ..................................................................................................................................................688
View VXLAN conguration...........................................................................................................................................689
VXLAN MAC addresses.................................................................................................................................................691
VXLAN commands........................................................................................................................................................ 693
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hardware overlay-routing-prole............................................................................................................................693
interface virtual-network........................................................................................................................................ 694
ip virtual-router address..........................................................................................................................................695
ip virtual-router mac-address.................................................................................................................................695
member-interface....................................................................................................................................................695
nve.............................................................................................................................................................................696
remote-vtep............................................................................................................................................................. 696
show hardware overlay-routing-prole mode.......................................................................................................697
show interface virtual-network.............................................................................................................................. 697
show nve remote-vtep............................................................................................................................................698
show nve remote-vtep counters........................................................................................................................... 699
show nve vxlan-vni..................................................................................................................................................699
show virtual-network.............................................................................................................................................. 699
show virtual-network counters.............................................................................................................................. 700
show virtual-network interface counters..............................................................................................................700
show virtual-network interface...............................................................................................................................701
show virtual-network vlan...................................................................................................................................... 702
show vlan (virtual network)....................................................................................................................................702
source-interface loopback...................................................................................................................................... 702
virtual-network.........................................................................................................................................................703
virtual-network untagged-vlan...............................................................................................................................703
vxlan-vni....................................................................................................................................................................704
VXLAN MAC commands.............................................................................................................................................. 704
clear mac address-table dynamic nve remote-vtep............................................................................................ 704
clear mac address-table dynamic virtual-network...............................................................................................705
show mac address-table count extended.............................................................................................................705
show mac address-table count nve.......................................................................................................................706
show mac address-table count virtual-network...................................................................................................707
show mac address-table extended........................................................................................................................ 707
show mac address-table nve..................................................................................................................................708
show mac address-table virtual-network............................................................................................................. 709
Example: VXLAN with static VTEP..............................................................................................................................710
VTEP 1 Leaf Switch...................................................................................................................................................711
VTEP 2 Leaf Switch................................................................................................................................................. 713
VTEP 3 Leaf Switch.................................................................................................................................................716
VTEP 4 Leaf Switch.................................................................................................................................................718
Spine Switch 1........................................................................................................................................................... 721
Spine Switch 2......................................................................................................................................................... 722
BGP EVPN for VXLAN..................................................................................................................................................722
BGP EVPN compared to static VXLAN................................................................................................................723
VXLAN BGP EVPN operation................................................................................................................................ 723
Congure BGP EVPN for VXLAN..........................................................................................................................726
VXLAN BGP EVPN routing.................................................................................................................................... 729
BGP EVPN with VLT............................................................................................................................................... 730
VXLAN BGP commands.......................................................................................................................................... 731
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VXLAN EVPN commands.......................................................................................................................................734
Example: VXLAN with BGP EVPN......................................................................................................................... 741
Controller-provisioned VXLAN......................................................................................................................................761
Conguration notes................................................................................................................................................. 762
Controller-provisioned VXLAN operations............................................................................................................762
Steps to congure controller-provisioned VXLAN...............................................................................................763
Congure and control VXLAN from VMware vCenter....................................................................................... 766
Example: VXLAN with a controller conguration.................................................................................................769
VXLAN Controller commands................................................................................................................................ 773
9 UFT modes................................................................................................................................................ 780
Congure UFT modes................................................................................................................................................... 782
IPv6 extended prex routes....................................................................................................................................782
UFT commands..............................................................................................................................................................783
hardware forwarding-table mode...........................................................................................................................783
hardware l3 ipv6-extended-prex .........................................................................................................................783
show hardware forwarding-table mode................................................................................................................ 784
show hardware forwarding-table mode all............................................................................................................784
show hardware l3.....................................................................................................................................................784
10 Security....................................................................................................................................................786
User re-authentication...................................................................................................................................................787
Password strength.........................................................................................................................................................787
Role-based access control............................................................................................................................................ 787
Assign user role.............................................................................................................................................................. 788
Bootloader Protection................................................................................................................................................... 788
Linuxadmin User Conguration.................................................................................................................................... 789
RADIUS authentication................................................................................................................................................. 790
RADIUS over TLS authentication................................................................................................................................. 791
TACACS+ authentication..............................................................................................................................................792
Unknown user role......................................................................................................................................................... 793
SSH server......................................................................................................................................................................793
Virtual terminal line........................................................................................................................................................ 794
Control access to VTY............................................................................................................................................ 794
Enable AAA accounting.................................................................................................................................................795
Enable user lockout....................................................................................................................................................... 795
Limit concurrent login sessions.................................................................................................................................... 796
Enable login statistics....................................................................................................................................................796
Privilege levels overview................................................................................................................................................797
Congure privilege levels for users........................................................................................................................ 797
Congure enable password.................................................................................................................................... 798
Audit log..........................................................................................................................................................................799
Security commands.......................................................................................................................................................800
aaa accounting.........................................................................................................................................................800
aaa authentication login...........................................................................................................................................801
aaa re-authenticate enable......................................................................................................................................801
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boot protect disable username.............................................................................................................................. 802
boot protect enable username password............................................................................................................. 802
clear logging audit....................................................................................................................................................803
crypto ssh-key generate......................................................................................................................................... 803
disable....................................................................................................................................................................... 804
enable........................................................................................................................................................................804
enable password...................................................................................................................................................... 805
ip access-class.........................................................................................................................................................805
ip radius source-interface....................................................................................................................................... 806
ip tacacs source-interface......................................................................................................................................806
ipv6 access-class.....................................................................................................................................................807
ip ssh server challenge-response-authentication................................................................................................ 807
ip ssh server cipher..................................................................................................................................................807
ip ssh server enable.................................................................................................................................................808
ip ssh server hostbased-authentication................................................................................................................808
ip ssh server kex...................................................................................................................................................... 809
ip ssh server mac.....................................................................................................................................................809
ip ssh server password-authentication..................................................................................................................810
ip ssh server port.......................................................................................................................................................811
ip ssh server pubkey-authentication.......................................................................................................................811
ip ssh server vrf.........................................................................................................................................................811
line vty........................................................................................................................................................................812
logging audit enable..................................................................................................................................................812
login concurrent-session limit..................................................................................................................................812
login-statistics enable...............................................................................................................................................813
password-attributes................................................................................................................................................. 813
password-attributes max-retry lockout-period.....................................................................................................814
privilege......................................................................................................................................................................814
radius-server host.................................................................................................................................................... 815
radius-server host tls............................................................................................................................................... 816
radius-server retransmit...........................................................................................................................................817
radius-server timeout............................................................................................................................................... 817
radius-server vrf....................................................................................................................................................... 817
show boot protect....................................................................................................................................................818
show crypto ssh-key................................................................................................................................................818
show ip ssh................................................................................................................................................................819
show logging audit....................................................................................................................................................819
show login-statistics................................................................................................................................................820
show privilege........................................................................................................................................................... 821
show running-conguration privilege.....................................................................................................................821
show users................................................................................................................................................................ 821
system-user linuxadmin disable..............................................................................................................................822
system-user linuxadmin password.........................................................................................................................822
tacacs-server host...................................................................................................................................................823
tacacs-server timeout.............................................................................................................................................823
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tacacs-server vrf..................................................................................................................................................... 824
username password role......................................................................................................................................... 824
username sshkey..................................................................................................................................................... 825
username sshkey lename......................................................................................................................................826
userrole inherit..........................................................................................................................................................826
X.509v3 certicates...................................................................................................................................................... 827
X.509v3 concepts....................................................................................................................................................828
Public key infrastructure......................................................................................................................................... 828
Manage CA certicates.......................................................................................................................................... 829
Request and install host certicates...................................................................................................................... 831
Self-signed certicates .......................................................................................................................................... 834
Security proles....................................................................................................................................................... 836
Cluster security........................................................................................................................................................ 837
X.509v3 commands................................................................................................................................................ 838
Example: Congure RADIUS over TLS with X.509v3 certicates.................................................................... 846
11 OpenFlow..................................................................................................................................................847
OpenFlow logical switch instance................................................................................................................................848
OpenFlow controller...................................................................................................................................................... 848
OpenFlow version 1.3.................................................................................................................................................... 848
Ports..........................................................................................................................................................................848
Flow table................................................................................................................................................................. 849
Group table...............................................................................................................................................................849
Meter table............................................................................................................................................................... 849
Instructions...............................................................................................................................................................849
Action set................................................................................................................................................................. 850
Action types............................................................................................................................................................. 850
Counters.................................................................................................................................................................... 851
OpenFlow protocol.................................................................................................................................................. 852
OpenFlow use cases..................................................................................................................................................... 866
Congure OpenFlow..................................................................................................................................................... 866
Establish TLS connection........................................................................................................................................867
OpenFlow commands................................................................................................................................................... 868
controller...................................................................................................................................................................868
dpid-mac-address....................................................................................................................................................869
in-band-mgmt.......................................................................................................................................................... 869
max-backo..............................................................................................................................................................870
mode openow-only................................................................................................................................................ 870
openow.................................................................................................................................................................... 871
probe-interval............................................................................................................................................................ 871
protocol-version........................................................................................................................................................871
rate-limit packet_in.................................................................................................................................................. 872
show openow......................................................................................................................................................... 873
show openow ows...............................................................................................................................................874
show openow ports............................................................................................................................................... 874
show openow switch.............................................................................................................................................876
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show openow switch controllers......................................................................................................................... 876
switch........................................................................................................................................................................ 877
OpenFlow-only mode commands................................................................................................................................ 877
12 Access Control Lists.................................................................................................................................880
IP ACLs........................................................................................................................................................................... 880
MAC ACLs.......................................................................................................................................................................881
Control-plane ACLs........................................................................................................................................................ 881
Control-plane ACL qualiers...................................................................................................................................882
IP fragment handling..................................................................................................................................................... 882
IP fragments ACL.................................................................................................................................................... 883
L3 ACL rules................................................................................................................................................................... 883
Permit ACL with L3 information only.................................................................................................................... 883
Deny ACL with L3 information only.......................................................................................................................883
Permit all packets from host.................................................................................................................................. 884
Permit only rst fragments and non-fragmented packets from host............................................................... 884
Assign sequence number to lter................................................................................................................................ 884
User-provided sequence number.......................................................................................................................... 884
Auto-generated sequence number........................................................................................................................884
Delete ACL rule.............................................................................................................................................................. 885
L2 and L3 ACLs..............................................................................................................................................................885
Assign and apply ACL lters.........................................................................................................................................886
Ingress ACL lters..........................................................................................................................................................887
Egress ACL lters...........................................................................................................................................................887
Clear access-list counters............................................................................................................................................ 888
IP prex-lists...................................................................................................................................................................888
Route-maps....................................................................................................................................................................889
Match routes..................................................................................................................................................................890
Set conditions................................................................................................................................................................ 890
Continue clause.............................................................................................................................................................. 891
ACL ow-based monitoring...........................................................................................................................................891
Flow-based mirroring............................................................................................................................................... 891
Enable ow-based monitoring......................................................................................................................................892
View ACL table utilization report................................................................................................................................. 893
Known behavior....................................................................................................................................................... 894
ACL logging.................................................................................................................................................................... 895
Important notes....................................................................................................................................................... 895
ACL commands..............................................................................................................................................................895
clear ip access-list counters...................................................................................................................................895
clear ipv6 access-list counters...............................................................................................................................896
clear mac access-list counters...............................................................................................................................896
deny........................................................................................................................................................................... 897
deny (IPv6)............................................................................................................................................................... 897
deny (MAC)..............................................................................................................................................................898
deny icmp................................................................................................................................................................. 899
deny icmp (IPv6)..................................................................................................................................................... 899
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deny ip.......................................................................................................................................................................900
deny ipv6.................................................................................................................................................................. 900
deny tcp.....................................................................................................................................................................901
deny tcp (IPv6)........................................................................................................................................................902
deny udp................................................................................................................................................................... 903
deny udp (IPv6).......................................................................................................................................................904
description................................................................................................................................................................905
ip access-group....................................................................................................................................................... 905
ip access-list.............................................................................................................................................................905
ip as-path access-list.............................................................................................................................................. 906
ip community-list standard deny............................................................................................................................906
ip community–list standard permit........................................................................................................................ 907
ip extcommunity-list standard deny.......................................................................................................................907
ip extcommunity-list standard permit................................................................................................................... 908
ip prex-list description...........................................................................................................................................908
ip prex-list deny......................................................................................................................................................909
ip prex-list permit...................................................................................................................................................909
ip prex-list seq deny.............................................................................................................................................. 909
ip prex-list seq permit............................................................................................................................................ 910
ipv6 access-group....................................................................................................................................................910
ipv6 access-list..........................................................................................................................................................911
ipv6 prex-list deny...................................................................................................................................................911
ipv6 prex-list description....................................................................................................................................... 912
ipv6 prex-list permit............................................................................................................................................... 912
ipv6 prex-list seq deny...........................................................................................................................................912
ipv6 prex-list seq permit........................................................................................................................................ 913
mac access-group.................................................................................................................................................... 913
mac access-list......................................................................................................................................................... 914
permit.........................................................................................................................................................................914
permit (IPv6)............................................................................................................................................................ 915
permit (MAC)............................................................................................................................................................916
permit icmp............................................................................................................................................................... 916
permit icmp (IPv6)................................................................................................................................................... 917
permit ip.....................................................................................................................................................................918
permit ipv6................................................................................................................................................................ 918
permit tcp..................................................................................................................................................................919
permit tcp (IPv6)..................................................................................................................................................... 920
permit udp................................................................................................................................................................. 921
permit udp (IPv6).................................................................................................................................................... 922
remark....................................................................................................................................................................... 923
seq deny....................................................................................................................................................................923
seq deny (IPv6)........................................................................................................................................................924
seq deny (MAC).......................................................................................................................................................925
seq deny icmp.......................................................................................................................................................... 925
seq deny icmp (IPv6).............................................................................................................................................. 926
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Dell PowerSwitch Z9264F-ON Owner's manual

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