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Cisco Nexus 5600 Series NX-OS System Management Configuration Guide, Release 7.x

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Configuring User Accounts and RBAC

Configuring User Accounts Default Settings for the User Accounts and RBAC

Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- Document Conventions19
- Documentation Feedback22
- Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request22
- New and Changed Information23
C H a P T E25
- Configuring Switch Profiles29
- Information about Switch Profiles30
- Configuration Validation31
- Software Upgrades and Downgrades with Switch Profiles32
Configuring Switch Profiles34
- Adding a Switch to a Switch Profile35
- Adding or Modifying Switch Profile Commands37
- Importing a Switch Profile39
- Importing Configurations in a Vpc Topology41
- Deleting a Switch Profile42
- Isolating a Peer Switch42
- Deleting a Switch from a Switch Profile43
- Displaying the Switch Profile Buffer44
- Synchronizing Configurations after a Switch Reboot45
- Switch Profile Configuration Show Commands45
- Configuration Examples for Switch Profiles46
Configuring Module Pre-Provisioning55
- Information about Module Pre-Provisioning55
- Guidelines and Limitations55
- Enabling Module Pre-Provisioning56
- Removing Module Pre-Provisioning57
- Verifying the Pre-Provisioned Configuration57
- Configuration Examples for Pre-Provisioning58
Using Cisco Fabric Services59
- Information about CFS59
  - Cisco Fabric Services over Ethernet60
- Guidelines and Limitations for CFS60
- CFS Distribution61
  - CFS Distribution Modes61
  - Verifying the CFS Distribution Status62
- CFS Support for Applications62
  - CFS Application Requirements62
- Enabling CFS for an Application63
  - Verifying Application Registration Status63
- Locking the Network63
  - Verifying CFS Lock Status64
- Committing Changes64
- Discarding Changes65
- Saving the Configuration65
- Clearing a Locked Session65
- CFS Regions66
- Configuring CFS over IP69
- Default Settings for CFS71
Configuring PTP81
- Information about PTP81
- Chapter81
- PTP Device Types82
- PTP Process83
- Clock Management84
- High Availability for PTP84
- Licensing Requirements for PTP84
- Guidelines and Limitations for PTP84
- Default Settings for PTP85
- Configuring PTP85
Configuring User Accounts and RBAC91
- Information about User Accounts and RBAC91
- Guidelines and Limitations for User Accounts97
- Configuring User Accounts98
  - Configuring SAN Admin Users99
- Configuring RBAC100
Chapter 8 Configuring Session Manager107
- Information about Session Manager107
- Guidelines and Limitations for Session Manager107
- Configuring Session Manager108
Chapter 9 Configuring Online Diagnostics111
- Information about Online Diagnostics111
Configuring Online Diagnostics114
- Verifying the Online Diagnostics Configuration114
- Default Settings for Online Diagnostics115
C H a P T E117
- Configuring System Message Logging117
- Information about System Message Logging117
- Configuring System Message Logging119
Configuring Smart Call Home137
- Information about Smart Call Home137
- Guidelines and Limitations for Smart Call Home146
- Prerequisites for Smart Call Home146
- Default Call Home Settings147
- Configuring Smart Call Home147
- Verifying the Smart Call Home Configuration157
- Sample Syslog Alert Notification in Full-Text Format158
- Sample Syslog Alert Notification in XML Format158
C H a P T E163
Configuring Rollback163
- Information about Rollbacks163
- Guidelines and Limitations for Rollback163
- Creating a Checkpoint164
- Implementing a Rollback165
- Verifying the Rollback Configuration165
Configuring DNS167
- Information about DNS Client167
- Prerequisites for DNS Clients168
- Licensing Requirements for DNS Clients168
- Default Settings for DNS Clients168
- Configuring DNS Clients169
Configuring SNMP171
- Information about SNMP171
- Licensing Requirements for SNMP175
- Guidelines and Limitations for SNMP175
- Default SNMP Settings176
- Configuring SNMP176
- Disabling SNMP189
- Verifying the SNMP Configuration189
Chapter 1 5 Configuring RMON191
- Information about RMON191
  - RMON Alarms191
  - RMON Events192
- Configuration Guidelines and Limitations for RMON192
- Configuring RMON193
  - Configuring RMON Alarms193
  - Configuring RMON Events194
- Verifying the RMON Configuration194
- Default RMON Settings195
- Chapter197
Configuring SPAN198
- Information about SPAN198
- SPAN Sources198
- Characteristics of Source Ports198
- SPAN Destinations199
- Characteristics of Destination Ports199
- Multiple SPAN Destinations199
- SPAN with ACL200
- SPAN on Drop200
- SPAN-On-Latency Sessions200
- Guidelines and Limitations for SPAN200
- Creating or Deleting a SPAN Session203
- Configuring an Ethernet Destination Port204
- Configuring MTU Truncation for each SPAN Session205
- Configuring the Rate Limit for SPAN Traffic205
- Configuring Source Ports206
- Configuring Source Port Channels, Vsans, or Vlans207
- Configuring the Description of a SPAN Session207
- Configuring an ACL Filter for a SPAN Session208
- Configuring a SPAN-On-Drop Session209
- Configuring a SPAN-On-Latency Session210
- Activating a SPAN Session211
- Suspending a SPAN Session212
- Troubleshooting SPAN Session Issues212
  - Troubleshooting SPAN Session with Large Number of Source Ports Issues212
- Displaying SPAN Information213
- Configuration Example for a SPAN ACL214
- Configuration Example for SPAN-On-Latency Session214
Configuring ERSPAN215
- Information about ERSPAN215
- Licensing Requirements for ERSPAN219
- Prerequisites for ERSPAN219
- Guidelines and Limitations for ERSPAN219
- Guidelines and Limitations for ERSPAN Type III223
- Default Settings for ERSPAN223
- Configuring ERSPAN223
- Configuration Examples for ERSPAN237
- Additional References239
  - Related Documents239
Configuring NTP241
- Information about NTP241
- Licensing Requirements243
- Prerequisites for NTP243
- Guidelines and Limitations for NTP243
- Default Settings for NTP244
- Configuring NTP244
- Verifying the NTP Configuration253
- Configuration Examples for NTP254
Configuring EEM257
- Information about Embedded Event Manager257
- EEM Policies258
- EEM Event Statement259
- EEM Action Statements260
- VSH Script Policies260
- EEM Event Correlation260
- EEM Virtualization Support261
- EEM Licensing Requirements261
- Prerequisites for EEM261
- Guidelines and Limitations for EEM261
- Default Settings for EEM262
- Configuring EEM262
- Verifying the EEM Configuration273
- Configuration Examples for EEM274
Configuring Openflow275
- Information about Openflow275
- Openflow Limitations276
- Supported Interface Types276
- Unsupported Interface Types276
- Supported Interface Modes276
- Supported Match Fields276
- Supported Actions277
- Scale Flow Numbers277
- Pipeline Support277
- Prerequisites for Openflow278
- Setting up an Openflow Virtual Service279
- Enabling Openflow279
- Configuring the Openflow Switch280
- Verifying Openflow281
Configuring Netflow283
- Netflow Overview283
- Flow Record284
- Flow Exporter284
- Netflow Match Keys284
  - Specifying the Match Parameters285
- Netflow Collect Parameters286
  - Specifying the Collect Parameters286
- Sampled Netflow287
- Guidelines and Limitations for Netflow287
- How to Configure Netflow288
- Verifying the Netflow Configuration296
- Monitoring Netflow297
- Configuration Examples for Netflow297
  - Example: Creating and Applying a Flow297
  - Example: Configuring a Netflow Exporter297
Soft Reload299
- Information about Soft Reload299
  - Soft Reload Debugging299
- Licensing Requirements for Soft Reload300
- Guidelines and Limitations for Soft Reload300
- Default Setting for Soft Reload301
- Configuring Soft Reload302
  - Enabling the Switch to Perform a Soft Reload after a Process Crash302
  - Performing a Manual Soft Reload302
- Configuration Examples for Soft Reload303
- Verifying the Soft Reload Status303
- Additional References for Soft Reload303
- Feature History for Soft Reload303
- Information about GIR305
Configuring GIR (Cisco NX-OS Release 7.3(0)N1(1))306
- Maintenance Profile307
- Unplanned Maintenance308
- Maintenance Mode Timer308
- Snapshot309
- Suppress FIB Pending311
- FEX Group GIR Functionality311
- Guidelines and Limitations for GIR312
- Configuring Custom Maintenance Mode and Custom Normal Mode Profile313
- Creating a Snapshot314
- Adding Show Commands to Snapshots315
- Dumping Snapshot Sections317
- Entering Maintenance Mode317
- Returning to Normal Mode322
- Deleting a Maintenance Profile324
- Configuration Examples for GIR324
- Verifying GIR331
  - Verifying GIR at Protocol Level332
- Feature History for GIR334
- Information about GIR335
Chapter 2 4 Configuring GIR (Cisco NX-OS Release 7.1(0)N1(1))336
- Guidelines and Limitations for GIR336
- Performing the GIR Cycle336
- Configuring the Normal Mode Profile File337
- Creating a Snapshot338
- Entering Maintenance Mode339
- Returning to Normal Mode339
- Configuring the Maintenance Mode Profile File340
- Verifying GIR341
Chapter 2 5 Class-Based Quality-Of-Service MIB345
- Class-Based Quality-Of-Service MIB345
Chapter 2 6 Performing Software Maintenance Upgrades355
Performing Software Maintenance Upgrades355
- Prerequisites for Smus355
- Guidelines and Limitations for Smus355
- Information about Performing a Software Maintenance Upgrades356

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