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Upgrade From 2gb Fibre Channel Switching, Modules To 4gb And/or 8gb Fibre Channel, Switching Modules

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switch(config-if)# port-license acquire switch(config-if)# no shut switch(config-if)# exit switch(config)# exit 6. Enter the following command to verify the desired port acquires a license: switch# show port-license 7. Copy the running configuration into the startup configuration by entering the following: switch# copy running-config startup-config Note: The running configuration overwrites the startup configuration. UPGRADE FROM 2Gb FIBRE CHANNEL SWITCHING MODULES TO 4Gb AND/OR 8Gb FIBRE CHANNEL SWITCHING MODULES C-series MDS 9000 2Gb switch modules in 16-port and 32-port configurations, 32-port 2Gb Storage Services Module (SSM), and the 14/2 Multiprotocol Services module have approached their end of life and are no longer sold or supported with NX-OS 5.x. Customers wishing to replace their 2Gb 16-port and 32-port switching modules have the option of upgrading to the following 4Gb and/or 8Gb technology:  4Gb configurations o 12-port 4Gb switching module o 24-port 4Gb switching module o 48-port 4Gb switching module  8Gb configurations o 24-port 8Gb switching module o 48-port 8Gb high-performance switching module o 48-port 8Gb host-optimized switching module The 14/2 Multiprotocol Services module can be replaced by the 18/4 Multiservice module. There are a few necessary steps to complete this replacement successfully:  Transfer of configuration and VSAN layout from the old switching module to the new switch module.  Transfer of configuration of IP storage ports from the old 14/2 Multiprotocol Services module to the new 18/4 Multiservice module. The 32-port 2Gb Storage Services Module (SSM) can be replaced by the 18/4 Multiservice module or the MDS 9222i Multilayer Fabric Switch. Upgrade of 2Gb 16 and 32-port modules to 4Gb and/or 8Gb switching modules: 23 MDS 9000 Series Multilayer Director & Multilayer Fabric Switches Release Notes

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switch(config-if)# port-license acquire
switch(config-if)# no shut
switch(config-if)# exit
switch(config)# exit
6.
Enter the following command to verify the desired port acquires a license:
switch# show port-license
7.
Copy the running configuration into the startup configuration by entering the
following:
switch# copy running-config startup-config
Note:
The running configuration overwrites the startup configuration.
UPGRADE FROM 2Gb FIBRE CHANNEL SWITCHING
MODULES TO 4Gb AND/OR 8Gb FIBRE CHANNEL
SWITCHING MODULES
C-series MDS 9000 2Gb switch modules in 16-port and 32-port configurations, 32-port 2Gb
Storage Services Module (SSM), and the 14/2 Multiprotocol Services module have approached
their end of life and are no longer sold or supported with NX-OS 5.x.
Customers wishing to
replace their 2Gb 16-port and 32-port switching modules have the option of upgrading to the
following 4Gb and/or 8Gb technology:
4Gb configurations
o
12-port 4Gb switching module
o
24-port 4Gb switching module
o
48-port 4Gb switching module
8Gb configurations
o
24-port 8Gb switching module
o
48-port 8Gb high-performance switching module
o
48-port 8Gb host-optimized switching module
The 14/2 Multiprotocol Services module can be replaced by the 18/4 Multiservice module.
There
are a few necessary steps to complete this replacement successfully:
Transfer of configuration and VSAN layout from the old switching module to the new
switch module.
Transfer of configuration of IP storage ports from the old 14/2 Multiprotocol Services
module to the new 18/4 Multiservice module.
The 32-port 2Gb Storage Services Module (SSM) can be replaced by the 18/4 Multiservice
module or the MDS 9222i Multilayer Fabric Switch.
Upgrade of 2Gb 16 and 32-port modules to 4Gb and/or 8Gb switching modules: