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Table 5 Parameters to Change After an Upgrade from Release 2.x to 3.0.5
Release 3.0.5 Command
qos control define
bridge trunk define
bridge trunk define
ipx interface SAPadvertising Disabled
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NSTALLATION
The filename that you enter may include a path to the directory within
the file server if this directory is not the file server's default directory.
4 Reset the module so that the new software takes effect. At the system
prompt, enter:
cb9000> reset module <slot>.1 cold
Where is the slot number of the module.
<slot>
5 Confirm that the download was successful. At the system prompt, enter:
cb9000> show module <slot>.1 verbose
6 Some settings may have not survived the transition from Release 2.x to
Release 3.0.5. Examine the following settings as shown in Table 5 and
change them as necessary:
Value Set in Release 2.x
Trunk controls defined
Backplane trunk port defined
Fast Ethernet or Gigabit
Ethernet trunk defined
Note 1: If trunked ports are defined, and QoS controls are defined for
these trunked ports, they are not properly indexed after the Release 3.0.5
upgrade. You must redefine the controls.
Note 2: After you upgrade from Release 2.x to Release 3.0.5, all of the
backplane links on a trunk may not be enabled after the upgrade. This
problem affects all switch fabric modules. Before you downloaded
Release 3.0.5 to a module, you should have noted which backplane ports
were enabled. After the upgrade is complete and the module has finished
resetting, log into the switch fabric module and reexamine the backplane
port status using the
backplane ports that were enabled under Release 2.x are still enabled. If
any port that should be enabled is erroneously disabled, use the
ethernet portState enable
Issue or Value After
Release 3.0.5 Upgrade
Control index is incorrect
Some backplane trunk ports
may not be enabled
Requested flow control may be
incorrect
Enabled
command. Verify that all
ethernet detail
command to reenable the port.
Action to Take
After Upgrade
See Note 1
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