software-license-import-product-ids

This command is used to import product identification used with software licenses.

Syntax software-license-import-product-ids

pid-file sftp-files name

Specify the name of the product ID file to import into the switch.

Defaults None

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History Command introduced in Version 2.0.

Usage To license a switch, you must import the product ID file.

Examples To import the product ID file named, nvos-pids, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > software-license-import-product-ids pid-file sftp-files nvos-pids

software-license-install

This command is used to install software licenses on the switches.

Syntax software-license-install

key key-string

Specify the key string for the license.

Defaults None

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History Command introduced in Version 2.0.

Usage Some features in Netvisor require license keys in order to activate them.

Examples To install the license key, 9887437728289472972897ghg, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > software-license-install key 9887437728289472972897ghg

software-license-show

This command is used to display information about software licenses installed on the switch.

Syntax software-license-show

license-id license-id-string	Specifies the license ID string.
id id-number	Specifies the ID.
description description-string	Specifies the description of the license.
prompt prompt-string	Specifies the prompt string.
key key-string	Specifies the generated keys.
feature feature-string	Specifies the licensed features.
upgrade yes\|no]	Specifies if the license is upgradeable.
upgrade-from upgrade-from-string	Specifies the software version to upgrade from.
sysconfig yes\|no	Specifies the system configuration.
pending yes\|no	Specifies if the verification of the license is pending.
pid-file sftp-files name	Specifies the PID file name.
expires-on expires-on-string	Specifies the expiration date.
status unknown\|VALID\|EXPIRING\|GRACE\|EXPIRED]	Specifies the license status.

Defaults None

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History Command introduced in nvOS Version 2.1.

Usage Use this command to display information about software licenses installed on a switch.

Examples To display the license information, use the following command:

CLI (network-admin@pleiades25) > software-license-show

switch: pleiades25

license-id: F-ASDF-NVOS2.0

description: Freedom F-Line Advanced Software Defined Fabric License for Netvisor 2.x

key: sung,decrypt,true,airdrop

feature: all

upgrade-from:

software-modify

This command is used to modify software update settings.

Syntax software-modify

Specify one or more of the following options:
reboot-group software-reboot-group name	Specify the reboot group membership for this switch. The option, none, clears the membership.

Defaults None.

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History

Version 1.2	Command introduced.
Version 2.1.2	autoupgrade\|no-autoupgrade deprecated.
Version 2.4.1	The parameter, phone-home, deprecated. The parameter, reboot-group, added.
Version 5.1.0	The following parameters deprecated: • track • use-proxy • proxy-host • proxy-port

Usage A switch can contact an upgrade server, either directly or through a proxy, to configure another version of the OS. This command modifies the configuration of the OS upgrade process of the local switch.

Examples To enable the local switch to create a reboot group, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > software-modify reboot-group new-version

software-show

This command is used to display the currently running version of the software on the local switch.

Syntax software-show

Defaults None.

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History Command introduced in nvOS Version 1.2.1.

Usage This command displays the currently running version of the software installed on the local switch

Examples To display the software version installed on the local switch, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > software-show

version: 5.1.2-5010215459

software-track-show (deprecated)

History

Version 1.2.1	Command introduced.
Version 5.1.0	Command deprecated.

software-upgrade

This command is used to upgrade the operating system on the switch.

Syntax software-upgrade package sftp-files-name upload-server upload-server-string

package sftp-files-name	Specify the file names for the software upgrade.
upload-server upload-server-string	Specify if you want to upload the configuration file a SFTP server..

Defaults None.

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History

Version 1.2.1	Command introduced.
Version 3.1.0	The parameter, upload-server, added.

Usage A switch can contact an upgrade server, either directly or through a proxy, to configure another version of the OS. This command launches the OS upgrade process on the local switch.

Examples To launch the OS upgrade process on the local switch, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > software-upgrade package release-2.4

software-upgrade-status-show

This command is used to display the status of a software upgrade on a switch.

Syntax software-upgrade-status-show

Defaults None

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History Command introduced Version 2.2

Usage You can use this command to track the status of a software upgrade on a switch.

Examples To view the status of a software upgrade, use the following syntax:

CLI network-admin@switch > software-upgrade-status-show

log: No upgrade in progress.

software-reboot-sequence-modify

This command is used to modify the sequence in which a group of switches that reboot at the same time after a fabric upgrade.

Syntax software-reboot-sequence-modify sequence sequence-string

sequence sequence-string

Specify reboot order for the reboot groups.

Defaults None

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History Command introduced in Version 2.4.

Usage Use this command to modify the reboot sequence for a group of switches that reboot at the same time.

Examples To modify the reboot order, use the following syntax:

CLI network-admin@switch > software-reboot-sequence-modify sequence 1-4

software-reboot-group-create

This command is used to create a group of switches that reboot at the same time after a fabric upgrade.

Syntax software-reboot-group-create

name name-string

Specify a name for reboot group.

Defaults None

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History Command introduced in Version 2.4.

Usage Use this command to create a group of switches to reboot at the same time.

Examples To create a group named sw-reboot-1, use the following syntax:

CLI network-admin@switch > software-reboot-group-create name sw-reboot-1

software-reboot-group-delete

This command is used to delete a group of switches that reboot at the same time after a fabric upgrade.

Syntax software-reboot-group-delete

name name-string	Specify a name for reboot group.
force\|no-force	Specify if you want to force the removal of a software reboot group with member.

Defaults None

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History Command introduced in Version 2.4.

Usage Use this command to delete a group of switches to reboot at the same time.

Examples To delete a group named sw-reboot-1, use the following syntax:

CLI network-admin@switch > software-reboot-group-delete name sw-reboot-1

software-reboot-group-show

This command is used to display a group of switches that reboot at the same time after a fabric upgrade.

Syntax software-reboot-group-show

sequence sequence-number	Specifies the number indicating the position in the reboot sequence.
name name-string	Specifies a name for reboot group.
force\|no-force	Specifies if you force the removal of a software reboot group.
switch switch-string	Specifies the switch name for a member.

Defaults None

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History

Version 2.4	Command introduced.
Version 2.4.1	The parameters, sequence, force, and switch added.

Usage Use this command to display a group of switches that reboot at the same time.

Examples To display a group named sw-reboot-1, use the following syntax:

CLI network-admin@switch > software-reboot-group-show name sw-reboot-1