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Command line interface (CLI) (EM card)
The command-line interface (CLI) of EM cards enables you to configure and manage networks and
modules installed in the Blade Enclosure, such as CPU blades and switch modules.
You can use the CLI from the EM serial console or the EM console. For more information on the
CLI, the EM serial console, and the EM console, see the User‟s Guide of the Blade Enclosure.
Initial settings
Configure the initial settings of switch modules and pass-through cards installed in the Blade
Enclosure from the EM serial console or the EM console. For information on how to configure the
settings, see “Setting module access right for a user” and “Verifying, backing up, and restoring the
EM card configuration” in the User‟s Guide of the Blade Enclosure.
Setting the module access rights for a user (EM card)
1. Check that the EM card is powered on.
2. Check that you are logged on as “Administrator” or with the access rights of an
ADMINISTRATOR or OPERATOR from the CLI of the EM serial console or the EM console.
If you are not, log on as “Administrator” or with the access rights of an ADMINISTRATOR or
OPERATOR.
3.
Run the following command from the CLI. For details, see “Command specification” in the
User‟s Guide of the Blade Enclosure.
Setting rights to access modules (strongly recommended)
Configures the user‟s rights to access switch modules and pass through cards:
(Before you configure the settings, you should know the slot numbers of the target
modules for which you are configuring the settings.)
ASSIGN SWITCH [<slot number > | < slot number> - <slot number> | <slot number>, <
slot number > | ALL] <user name>
<slot number> and „-„(hyphen) or „,‟(comma) must be separated by a blank space.
4. Run the following command from the CLI to confirm the settings are effective.
Use the on and off operations of the module ID
LED‟
s as a user who is granted the access
right. For details of the operations, see “Commands” in the User‟s Guide of the Blade
Enclosure.
On and off of module ID
LED‟
s
Switch on and off the ID LED‟ s of the switch modules and pass through cards as a user
who is granted the access right.
(Before you perform switch-on and off, you should know the slot numbers of the target
modules.)
SET SWITCH UID <slot number> [ON | OFF]