B Commands
bezel-portmap-show
This port is used to display physical to logical port mapping on the Dell platform. All port are 40G ports that can be split into 4 logical 10G ports.
Syntax bexel-portmap-show port port bezel-intf number
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port port |
Specify a logical port. |
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bezel-intf number |
Specify an interface number. |
Defaults None
Access network-admin
Usage Use this command to display the physical to logical port mapping on a Dell platform.
Examples To display port mapping on the Dell platform, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > bezel-portmap-show
switch port bezel-intf
------- ---- ----------
s6000-2 1 1
s6000-2 2 1.2
s6000-2 3 1.3
s6000-2 4 1.4
s6000-2 5 2
s6000-2 6 3
s6000-2 7 3.2
s6000-2 8 3.3
s6000-2 9 3.4
s6000-2 10 4
s6000-2 11 5
s6000-2 12 5.2
s6000-2 13 5.3
s6000-2 14 5.4
s6000-2 15 6
s6000-2 16 7
s6000-2 17 7.2
s6000-2 18 7.3
s6000-2 19 7.4
From the output above, you can determine that port 1 has no cables connected to it. However port 2, has a 40G cable connected to another switch on the network. This is indicated by a single port number instead of 4 port numbers.
bootenv-activate-and-reboot
This command allows you to activate a boot environment and reboot it.
Syntax bootenv-activate-and-reboot name name-string gapply-current-config|no-apply-current-confi
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name name-string |
The name of the boot environment to activate. |
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apply-current-config|no-apply-current-config |
Specify if you want to apply the current configuration after rebooting the switch. |
Defaults None
Access CLI
History Command introduced in nvOS Version 1.2.1.
Usage Use this command to activate a boot environment.
Examples To activate an environment called, backup, and reboot it, use the following command:
CLI network-admin@switch > bootenv-activate-and-reboot name backup
bootenv-delete
This command is used to delete a boot environment from the switch.
Syntax bootenv-delete name name-string
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name name-string |
The name of the boot environment to delete. |
Defaults None
Access CLI.
History Command introduced in nvOS Version 1.2.1.
Usage Use the command to remove stale boot environments from the platform.
Examples To delete the boot environment, local-boot, use the following command:
CLI network-admin@switch > bootenv-delete local-boot
bootenv-show
Display information about the boot environment.
Syntax bootenv-show [name name-string] [version version-string] [current yes|no] [reboot yes|no]
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name name-string |
Specifies the name of the boot environment. |
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version version-string |
Specifies the version of the boot environment. |
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current yes|no |
Specifies if the named boot environment is the current boot environment. |
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reboot yes|no |
Specifies if the boot environment is set to reboot. |
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apply-current-config|no-apply-current-config |
Specify if you want to apply the current configuration after rebooting the switch. |
Defaults None
Access CLI
History Command introduced in nvOS Version 1.2.1.
Usage Used to display configured information about the boot environment.
Examples To display the boot environment, local-copy, in the format layout horizontal, use the following command:
CLI network-admin@switch > bootenv-show name local-copy layout horizontal
name version current reboot space created
----------- ---------- ------- ------ ----- --------------
ONVL-13 - no no 17.6M 03-19,13:54:51
ONVL-14 2.3.0-6795 yes yes 19.8G 03-23,10:47:53