Q-Logic MKII-BASE16 Manuel D’Utilisation
GigWorks MkII-16 Switch Model MKII-BASE16
Installer's/User's Manual 59003-01 Rev. A
Installer's/User's Manual 59003-01 Rev. A
Switch Management
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Managing the Switch Using TFTP
default value for this parameter is the empty string, “”.
snmpLocation
The value of the SNMP Systems Group SysName variable. This
is usually set to identify the physical location of the Switch, for
example, “Wiring Closet B, 3rd floor, East”. The default value for
this parameter is the empty string, “”.
is usually set to identify the physical location of the Switch, for
example, “Wiring Closet B, 3rd floor, East”. The default value for
this parameter is the empty string, “”.
snmpDoAuthTrap
Whether the Switch SNMP agent should send SNMP
authentication traps. By default, traps are not sent.
authentication traps. By default, traps are not sent.
snmpTrapAddress
The IP address of the management station to which SNMP
traps should be sent. By default, this is the localhost address,
127.0.0.1.
127.0.0.1.
Loading New Switch Control Code into Flash:
Load new flash code only under the direction of Ancor Customer Service. Ancor
will make this code available over the Internet. Move this executable module into
your local management station.
will make this code available over the Internet. Move this executable module into
your local management station.
To load a new I/O processor flash into the Switch:
1.
Connect to the Switch using TFTP.
2.
Select binary file transfer mode.
3.
Transfer the Switch processor control code into the Switch file named
mkiiload .
mkiiload .
For example, if the new Switch control code is located in a local file named
s4switch.fls, then your TFTP session may look like this if you are using a Unix
management station:
s4switch.fls, then your TFTP session may look like this if you are using a Unix
management station:
#tftp
(Start TFTP)
tftp> connect 10.0.0.1
(Connect to the Switch)
tftp> binary
(Select binary file transfer mode)
binary mode
tftp> put s4switch.fls mkiiload
(Transfer the file)
transferred 139278 bytes in 42.7 seconds.
tftp> quit
#
If the file transfer succeeds, the new Switch control code has been saved in the
Switch flash, and will be executed the next time the Switch is reset. A reset
operation takes place when the Switch power is cycled. You may also reset the
Switch using TFTP. This is described later in this section.
Switch flash, and will be executed the next time the Switch is reset. A reset
operation takes place when the Switch power is cycled. You may also reset the
Switch using TFTP. This is described later in this section.