fabric-join
This command is used to join an existing fabric on the switch.
Syntax fabric-join
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Specify one of the following options: |
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name name-string |
Specify the name of the fabric. |
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password password-string |
Specify the fabric password if configured. |
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switch-ip ip-address |
Specify the IP address of the switch joining the fabric. |
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Specify any of the following options: |
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vlan vlan-id |
Specify VLAN for the fabric. |
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delete-conflicts| abort-on-conflict |
Specify the action to take when there is a conflict with another fabric. |
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location-id location-id-number |
Specify the location ID to use for joining the fabric. |
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repeer-to-cluster-node cluster-repeer-node name |
Replace a dead cluster node by restoring against the existing cluster node. |
Defaults None.
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History
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Version 1.2 |
Command introduced. |
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Version 2.2 |
The parameter vlan added. |
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Version 2.3 |
The parameter repeer-to-cluster-node added. |
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Version 3.0.0 |
The parameter repeer-to-cluster-node, deprecated. The parameter location-id added. |
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Version 5.1.1 |
The parameter repeer-to-cluster-node, re-added. |
Usage The fabric consists of one or more switches that share an administrative domain. The fabric presents the abstraction of a big logical switch with a single point of management, hiding the complexity of the underlying collection of switch hardware, and inter-switch links. Use this command to join a fabric.
Examples To join the fabric, network-1, with the id, admin, and the password, pizzatime, use the following command:
CLI (network-admin@switch) > fabric-join name network-1 id admin password pizzatime