Cisco Nexus 3548 - Default Settings for Online Diagnostics

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PurposeCommand

Displays the bootup diagnostics level.show diagnostic bootup level

Displays the results of the diagnostics tests.

show diagnostic result module slot

Default Settings for Online Diagnostics

The following table lists the default settings for online diagnostics parameters.

Table 12: Default Online Diagnostics Parameters

DefaultParameters

completeBootup diagnostics level

Cisco Nexus 3548 Switch NX-OS System Management Configuration Guide, Release 6.x

Configuring Online Diagnostics

Default Settings for Online Diagnostics

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Preface13
- Audience13
  - Document Conventions13
  - Documentation Feedback15
C H a P T E17
New and Changed Information17
- New and Changed Information in this Release17
Overview19
- System Management Features19
- Chapter19
Configuring PTP23
- Information about PTP23
- PTP Device Types24
- PTP Process25
- High Availability for PTP26
- Licensing Requirements for PTP26
- Guidelines and Limitations for PTP26
- Default Settings for PTP26
- Configuring PTP27
Configuring User Accounts and RBAC37
- Information about User Accounts and RBAC37
- Guidelines and Limitations for User Accounts40
- Configuring User Accounts41
- Configuring RBAC42
- Verifying the User Accounts and RBAC Configuration45
- Configuring User Accounts Default Settings for the User Accounts and RBAC46
Chapter 5 Configuring Session Manager47
- Information about Session Manager47
- Guidelines and Limitations for Session Manager47
- Configuring Session Manager48
Configuring the Scheduler51
- Information about the Scheduler51
  - Remote User Authentication52
  - Scheduler Log Files52
- Licensing Requirements for the Scheduler52
- Guidelines and Limitations for the Scheduler52
- Default Settings for the Scheduler53
- Configuring the Scheduler53
- Verifying the Scheduler Configuration59
- Configuration Examples for the Scheduler59
- Standards for the Scheduler61
Chapter 7 Configuring Online Diagnostics63
- Information about Online Diagnostics63
Configuring Online Diagnostics66
- Verifying the Online Diagnostics Configuration66
- Default Settings for Online Diagnostics67
Configuring NTP69
- Information about NTP69
- NTP as a Time Server70
- Distributing NTP Using CFS70
- Clock Manager70
- Virtualization Support70
- Licensing Requirements for NTP70
- Guidelines and Limitations for NTP71
- Default Settings71
- Configuring NTP72
- Related Documents for NTP81
- Feature History for NTP81
- Configuring System Message Logging83
- Information about System Message Logging83
  - Syslog Servers84
- Licensing Requirements for System Message Logging84
- Guidelines and Limitations for System Message Logging85
- Default Settings for System Message Logging85
Configuring System Message Logging85
- Configuring System Message Logging to Terminal Sessions85
- Configuring System Message Logging to a File87
- Configuring Module and Facility Messages Logging89
- Configuring Logging Timestamps90
- Configuring Syslog Servers91
- Configuring DOM Logging95
- Cisco Nexus 3548 Switch NX-OS System Management Configuration Guide, Release95
- Verifying the System Message Logging Configuration96
C H a P T E99
Configuring Smart Call Home99
- Information about Smart Call Home99
- Guidelines and Limitations for Smart Call Home108
- Prerequisites for Smart Call Home108
- Default Call Home Settings109
- Configuring Smart Call Home109
- Verifying the Smart Call Home Configuration119
- Sample Syslog Alert Notification in Full-Text Format120
- Sample Syslog Alert Notification in XML Format120
Configuring Rollback125
- Information about Rollbacks125
- Guidelines and Limitations for Rollbacks125
- Creating a Checkpoint126
- Implementing a Rollback127
- Verifying the Rollback Configuration127
C H a P T E129
Configuring DNS129
- Information about DNS Client129
- Prerequisites for DNS Clients130
- Licensing Requirements for DNS Clients130
- Default Settings for DNS Clients130
- Configuring DNS Clients131
Configuring SNMP133
- Information about SNMP133
- Licensing Requirements for SNMP137
- Guidelines and Limitations for SNMP137
- Default SNMP Settings138
- Configuring SNMP138
- Disabling SNMP149
- Verifying the SNMP Configuration149
Chapter 1 4 Configuring RMON151
- Information about RMON151
  - RMON Alarms151
  - RMON Events152
- Configuration Guidelines and Limitations for RMON152
- Configuring RMON153
  - Configuring RMON Alarms153
  - Configuring RMON Events154
- Verifying the RMON Configuration154
- Default RMON Settings155
Configuring SPAN157
- Information about SPAN158
- SPAN Sources158
- Characteristics of Source Ports158
- SPAN Destinations159
- Characteristics of Destination Ports159
- SPAN and ERSPAN Filtering159
  - Guidelines and Limitations for SPAN and ERSPAN Filtering159
- SPAN and ERSPAN Sampling160
  - Guidelines and Limitations for SPAN and ERSPAN Sampling161
- SPAN and ERSPAN Truncation161
  - Guidelines and Limitations for SPAN and ERSPAN Truncation161
- Creating or Deleting a SPAN Session161
- Configuring an Ethernet Destination Port162
- Configuring Source Ports163
- Configuring Source Port Channels or Vlans163
- Configuring the Description of a SPAN Session164
- Activating a SPAN Session165
- Suspending a SPAN Session165
- Configuring a SPAN Filter165
- Configuring SPAN Sampling166
- Configuring SPAN Truncation168
- Displaying SPAN Information169
Chapter 1 6 Configuring Warp SPAN171
- Information about Warp SPAN171
- Guidelines and Limitations for Warp Span172
- Configuring Warp SPAN173
- Verifying Warp SPAN Mode Configuration173
- Feature History for Warp SPAN174
Configuring ERSPAN175
- Information about ERSPAN175
- Licensing Requirements for ERSPAN177
- Prerequisites for ERSPAN178
- Guidelines and Limitations for ERSPAN178
- Default Settings for ERSPAN180
- Configuring ERSPAN180
- Configuration Examples for ERSPAN192
  - Configuration Example for an ERSPAN Source Session192
  - Configuration Example for an ERSPAN Destination Session192
- Additional References193
  - Related Documents193
Chapter 1 8 Performing Software Maintenance Upgrades (Smus)195
- About Smus195
- Package Management196
- Prerequisites for Smus196
- Guidelines and Limitations for Smus197
- Performing a Software Maintenance Upgrade for Cisco NX-OS197
- Preparing for Package Installation197
- Copying the Package File to a Local Storage Device or Network Server198
- Adding and Activating Packages199
- Committing the Active Package Set200
- Deactivating and Removing Packages201
- Displaying Installation Log Information202
Chapter 1 9 Configuring Active Buffer Monitoring203
- Information about Active Buffer Monitoring203
  - Active Buffer Monitoring Overview203
  - Buffer Histogram Data Access and Collection204
Configuring Active Buffer Monitoring204
- Displaying Buffer Histogram Data205
Configuring Traffic Forwarding Modes211
- Information about Warp Mode211
- Guidelines and Limitations for Warp Mode211
- Enabling and Disabling Warp Mode212
- Verifying Warp Mode Status212
- Feature History for Warp Mode213

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