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If the configurations cause no problems and switch connectivity is
maintained, you can perform the following:
a
Save the current running configuration using the
copy config nvram
,
write mem,
or
save config
command.
b
Since the new configuration is working properly, cancel the reload using
the
reload cancel
command.
If you make an error when performing configurations in Step 2 that results in the
loss of switch connectivity (for example, an error in the IP address mask, MLT
configuration, or VLAN trunking), the
reload
command provides you with a
safeguard: when the reload timer expires, the switch reboots to the last saved
configuration, and connectivity is re-established. Therefore, you do not have to
travel to the remote site to reconfigure the switch.
For more information, see
show mac-address-table enhancement
The
show mac-address-table
CLI command provides the following new
parameters:
include/exclude
<pattern>
. These new parameters allow you
to filter the results of the command by displaying only those entries in the address
table that include or exclude the specified pattern. The value for
<pattern>
must
be a sequence of 1 to 6 bytes in hex, separated by dashes, for example:
show mac-address-table port 1/1-5 address
include 00-0E-45-23
For more information, see
“show mac-address-table command” on page 144
restore factory-default command
The
restore factory-default
CLI command resets the switch or stack back
to its default configuration.
The syntax for the
restore factory-default
command is:
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Page 38: ...38 Preface 320985 A Rev 01 ...
Page 198: ...198 Chapter 4 Getting Started with Device Manager 320985 A Rev 01 ...
Page 212: ...212 Chapter 5 Using the Web based management interface 320985 A Rev 01 ...
Page 318: ...318 Chapter 7 System configuration using the CLI 320985 A Rev 01 ...
Page 336: ...336 Chapter 8 Ethernet port management using the CLI 320985 A Rev 01 ...
Page 384: ...384 Chapter 11 Administering the switch using Web based management 320985 A Rev 01 ...
Page 404: ...404 Chapter 12 Configuring the switch using Web based management 320985 A Rev 01 ...
Page 424: ...424 Installing an SFP Transceiver 320985 A Rev 01 ...
Page 442: ...442 Default settings 320985 A Rev 01 ...
Page 468: ...468 Command List 320985 A Rev 01 ...
Page 474: ...474 Technical specifications 320985 A Rev 01 ...
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