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C-Series MDS 9020 Fabric Management, Changing port speed on the C-Series MDS 9020

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7. Type the following to copy the running configuration into the startup configuration: switch# copy running-config startup-config Refer to the Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric Manager Switch Configuration Guide to set src-dst-id using Device/Fabric Manager. Note: The running configuration overwrites the startup configuration. C-Series MDS 9020 Fabric Management The C-Series MDS 9020 can be managed through the CLI or the Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric/Device Manager tool using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). FabricWare 2.1(3) supports SNMP v1 and SNMP v2. When using Fabric/Device Manager with SNMP v3 enabled, all C-Series MDS 9020 configurations must be saved using either the CLI or Device Manager. In an environment where there is a co-existence of switches running SAN-OS and FabricWare, Fabric Manager will only save SAN-OS configurations. To save MDS 9020 switch configurations, the CLI or Device Manager must be used in order to avoid possible inconsistency or fabric segmentation. Note: WWPN (FLOGI) information can not be obtained for the MDS 9020 using Device Manager. Changing port speed on the C-Series MDS 9020 If required, use the following CLI procedure to change the port speed setting on the C-Series MDS 9020: Note: Fabric/Device Manager cannot be used to configure this feature. 1. Log into the switch using either the management console or telnet. 2. Enter your network-admin privileged account by entering your login name and password switch login: admin Password: 3. Enter the following to enter configuration mode: switch# config terminal 4. Select the desired switch port: switch(config)# interface fc 1/ 5. Select the desired switch port speed: switch(config-if)# switchport speed ? 1000 1000 Mbps speed 2000 2000 Mbps speed 4000 4000 Mbps speed auto Autosense speed switch(config-if)# switchport speed switch(config-if)# exit 10 MDS Multilayer Director & Multilayer Fabric Switches Release Notes

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MDS Multilayer Director & Multilayer Fabric Switches Release Notes
7.
Type the following to copy the running configuration into the startup configuration:
switch# copy running-config startup-config
Refer to the
Cisco MDS 9000 Family Fabric Manager Switch Configuration Guide
to set
src-dst-id using Device/Fabric Manager.
Note:
The running configuration overwrites the startup configuration.
C-Series MDS 9020 Fabric Management
The C-Series MDS 9020 can be managed through the CLI or the Cisco MDS 9000 Family
Fabric/Device Manager tool using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).
FabricWare
2.1(3) supports SNMP v1 and SNMP v2.
When using Fabric/Device Manager with SNMP v3
enabled, all C-Series MDS 9020 configurations must be saved using either the CLI or Device
Manager.
In an environment where there is a co-existence of switches running SAN-OS and
FabricWare, Fabric Manager will only save SAN-OS configurations.
To save MDS 9020 switch
configurations, the CLI or Device Manager must be used in order to avoid possible inconsistency
or fabric segmentation.
Note:
WWPN (FLOGI) information can not be obtained for the MDS 9020 using Device Manager.
Changing port speed on the C-Series MDS 9020
If required, use the following CLI procedure to change the port speed setting on the C-Series
MDS 9020:
Note:
Fabric/Device Manager cannot be used to configure this feature.
1.
Log into the switch using either the management console or telnet.
2.
Enter your network-admin privileged account by entering your login name and password
switch login: admin
Password
: <admin password>
3.
Enter the following to enter configuration mode:
switch# config terminal
4.
Select the desired switch port:
switch(config)# interface fc 1/
<1-20>
5.
Select the desired switch port speed:
switch(config-if)# switchport speed ?
1000
1000 Mbps speed
2000
2000 Mbps speed
4000
4000 Mbps speed
auto
Autosense speed
switch(config-if)# switchport speed
<desired speed>
switch(config-if)# exit