Appendix A - Commands Used In This Document; Appendix B - Network Switch Versions; About Dell - Dell PowerConnect 8132 Manual

Stacking Dell PowerConnect Switches: 8132, 8132F, 8164, 8164F
Appendix A – Commands used in this document
All CLI commands used in this document, along with a brief description, are listed below in order of
appearance. Some commands are used multiple times in the document.
Command
show run
show switch
show system
hardware profile portmode 4x10g (from config-if)
boot auto-copy-sw (from config#)
show switch stack-ports
show switch stack-ports | include Stack
stack (from config#)
stack-port fortygigabitether 1/1/1 stack (from config-
stack#)
copy running-config startup-config
show version m
copy tftp://10.10.1.10/PC8100v5.0.0.3.stk backup
boot system backup
reload
locate switch 2
no member 5 (from config-stack#)
switch 4 renumber 3 (from config#)
standby 3 (from config-stack#)
initiate failover (from config-stack#)

Appendix B - Network switch versions

Version information for the network switches used in creating this document are as follows:
Network switch
Software version

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Shows running configuration
Shows all stack members and roles
Shows MAC address
Changes a QSFP+ port to 4x10G
Allows for automatic firmware updates
Shows available ports for stacking
Shows only ports in stack mode
Stack configuration mode
Turns on stacking on a port
Backs up the running configuration
Shows firmware and CPU versions on units
Example of firmware download using tftp
Activates the backup image to be active
Reloads the stack
Blinks the locate LED on rear of switch
Removes a unit from the stack config
Renumbers a unit in the stack
Changes the standby to another unit
Causes Master to failover to the standby
Dell PowerConnect 8100
5.0.0.3, 5.0.0.4, 5.1.0.0
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