How do I view Fex logs?

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How do I view Fex logs?

You can see that many legacy commands have simply been extended with the fex argument to view information regarding a specific FEX.

  1. show interface fex-intf.
  2. show interface fex-fabric.
  3. show module fex all |
  4. show inventory fex all |
  5. show environment fex all |

How do I check the status of a Fex power supply?

Run the “show environment fex all” command to review the health status of the power supplies.

How do I SSH into my Nexus switch?

  1. Make an SSH connection from your host to the switch that you want to access. host$ ssh [-D port] {[user@] hostname | ip_addr}
  2. At the switch login prompt, enter your username and password. The Cisco Nexus 5000 Series switch initiates authentication.
  3. Exit the session when finished. switch# exit.

How do I find my Nexus command history?

Displaying the Command History. You can display the command history using the show cli history command. By default, the number of lines displayed is 12 and the output includes the command number and timestamp.

What is the use of Fex in Nexus?

FEX Technology enables a consistent enforcement of policies across the fabric and providing a single point of management from the parent switches, Cisco Nexus 5000, Nexus 6000 or Nexus 7000 switch. Architectural flexibility FEX Technology enables support for multiple architectures be it physical, virtual or cloud.

What is Fex in Nexus?

What Is Cisco FEX? A Cisco FEX is a companion to a Nexus 5000 or Nexus 7000 switch. That’s to say, when being connected to them, FEX thus become a logical part of the parent switch. A Cisco FEX has no management interface and has no capability to store a forwarding table or run any control plane protocols.

How do I find the Fex uplink port on a switch?

The command “fex associate ” tells the Nexus switch which specific FEX is being uplinked to that port. The number selected must match for all uplink ports. 4.

How do I use Nexus command line?

To use the Nexus IQ CLI, download the jar file or binary from IQ Download and Compatibility and place the file in its own directory. Be sure to remember where you placed the file you downloaded. As a recommendation, it’s best to have the Nexus IQ CLI in its own directory, and not shared with the IQ Server.

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