Campus Fabric Management

In this section:

  1. Logging in through the console port
  2. Using the remote CB console
    As in traditional stacking, remote console capability in a Campus Fabric domain allows the console from one unit to access the console of a second unit, for example, for monitoring and debugging.
  3. Changing the speed on an SPX link
  4. Handling nonoperational PE units
    The CB can access nonoperational units through an SPX link to correct common issues.
  5. Assigning an ID to a PE unit
    A PE unit does not carry its ID. Its ID is always assigned when it joins a CB.
  6. Replacing a PE unit
  7. Replacing PE units with the zero-touch or SPX interactive utility
  8. Moving a PE unit and retaining its ID (manual methods)
  9. Removing a PE ring and its configuration
  10. Configuring SPX ports and LAGs on a live system
    You can create, modify, or remove an SPX LAG or link in a live configuration.
  11. Campus Fabric (SPX) image upgrade
    Any unit that is part of a Campus Fabric domain is automatically updated with the correct image if an image mismatch within the same major version occurs.
  12. Unconfiguring the CB stack or PE units
    The spx unconfigure command can be used to convert PE units to regular switches or routers or to remove SPX configuration from all CB and PE units.
  13. CB stack merges and breaks
    CB stacks merge and break much like traditional stacks.
  14. Displaying Campus Fabric (SPX) information
  15. Campus Fabric mirroring overview
  16. MIB support for Campus Fabric 802.1br SPX configurations