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UHD100T32
Release 1.3
Getting Started Guide
913-2626-01
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  • Page 1 UHD100T32 Release 1.3 Getting Started Guide 913-2626-01 Document version: 202104170944+05:30...
  • Page 2 public. Accordingly, Keysight provides the Notices Software to U.S. government customers under its standard commercial license, Copyright Notice which is embodied in its End User License Agreement (EULA), a copy of which can be © Keysight Technologies 2018–2021 found at No part of this document may be http://www.keysight.com/find/sweula.
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  • Page 4 Contacting Us Keysight headquarters 1400 Fountaingrove Parkway Santa Rosa, CA  95403-1738 +1 877 367 4942 – Toll-free North America +1 818 871 1800 – Outside North America +1.818.871.1805 – Fax www.ixiacom.com/contact/info Support Global Support +1 818 595 2599 support@ixiacom.com Regional and local support contacts: APAC Support +91 80 4939 6410 support@ixiacom.com...

  • Page 5: Documentation Conventions

    Documentation conventions Documentation conventions The following documentation conventions are used in this guide: Describing interactions with the UI You can interact with products by using different input methods: keyboard, mouse, touch, and more. So in most parts of the user documentation, generic verbs have been used that work with any input method. In cases where input-neutral verbs do not work, mouse-specific verbs are used as the first choice, followed by touch-specific verbs as the second choice.

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Documentation conventions Symbols and their meanings Product Safety Information Informations sur la sécurité du produit xiii About This Guide Record product information Chapter 1 About UHD100T32 Overview Specifications Chapter 2 Prerequisites Hardware requirements Software requirements Chapter 3 Getting started workflow Chapter 4 How do I...
  • Page 7 Chapter 5 FAQs Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time commands kcos date-time date set kcos date-time date show kcos date-time ntp-servers delete kcos date-time ntp-servers set kcos date-time ntp-servers show kcos date-time ntp disable kcos date-time ntp enable kcos date-time time-zone set kcos date-time time-zone show kcos date-time time set...
  • Page 8 kcos networking ip set kcos networking ip show kcos shell kcos snapshot commands kcos snapshot create kcos snapshot delete kcos snapshot restore kcos snapshot show kcos system commands kcos system poweroff kcos system reboot kcos system welcome-screen show INDEX – viii – 913-2626-01...
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  • Page 10: Symbols And Their Meanings

    The pointer symbol indicates that the information that follows provides helpful tips on how to use and configure UHD100T32. Note: Notes are written like this.
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  • Page 12: Product Safety Information

    Product Safety Information Before installing the unit, read all product safety instructions contained in this document. These instructions contain specific safety messages that will alert you to any hazards associated with the installation and proper operations of the equipment. Failure to follow those instructions can result in serious injury or death.

  • Page 13: Informations Sur La Sécurité Du Produit

    Informations sur la sécurité du produit Informations sur la sécurité du produit Avant d'installer l'unité, lisez toutes les instructions de sécurité du produit contenues dans ce document. Ces instructions contiennent des messages de sécurité spécifiques qui vous alerteront de tout risque associé à l'installation et au bon fonctionnement de l'équipement. Si ces instructions ne sont pas respectées, cela peut entraîner des blessures graves, voire mortelles.

  • Page 14: About This Guide

    About This Guide The Getting Started Guide provides instructions for the basic set up and configuration of the UHD100T32 fixed chassis. Notes, Cautions, Warnings Icons are used throughout the documentation to draw attention to caution and warning statement, and to highlight information that can help you make more effective use of your system.

  • Page 15: Record Product Information

    Record product information Record product information You need to record the product information required during initial system configuration (and for future reference). The Host Name is the Serial Number, located on a label on the bottom of the unit, and also on the green pull tab on the right side of the faceplate.

  • Page 16: Chapter 1 About Uhd100T32

    Specifications Overview UHD100T32 is the industry’s highest density 100GE test solution that addresses the density challenges of validating 100GE devices and networks in a cost-effective way. In just a 1U form-factor, the fixed chassis provides 32 QSFP28 100GE ports, ready for use cases ranging from white box production-line testing to data center pre-deployment and post-deployment testing.
  • Page 17 Chapter 1 About UHD100T32 BMC Console OOB Ethernet Type-A USB 2x16 QSFP Ports Status LED Debug Connector Channel Status Lamps A group of four triangular lamps is present between the top and bottom or an odd and even pair of QSFP ports.
  • Page 18 Port/Channel is enabled but the link is not up Orange Port/Channel is disabled by an administrator LED Off Port/Channel is not enabled or has not been added Rear Panel The UHD100T32 100GE High Density 32-port QSFP28 rear panel image is as follows: – 3 – 913-2626-01...
  • Page 19 Chapter 1 About UHD100T32 RS485 1 (Do not use) RS485 3 (Do not use) RS485 2 (Do not use) GPI0 1 (Do not use) 913-2626-01 – 4 –...

  • Page 20: Chapter 2 Prerequisites

    Prerequisites HAPTER This section contains the prerequisites to configure and to get started with the UHD100T32 fixed chassis. Section contents: Hardware requirements Software requirements Hardware requirements You need a management workstation (such as a laptop) for a serial connection or a monitor and keyboard to perform the initial system configuration.
  • Page 21 Chapter 2 Prerequisites UHD web application We recommend that you periodically check the Ixia compatibility matrix (https://support.ixiacom.com/support-overview/product-support/product-compatibility-matrix) to determine the product versions that are validated for interoperability. 913-2626-01 – 6 –...

  • Page 22: Chapter 3 Getting Started Workflow

    Getting started workflow HAPTER The workflow to get started with the UHD100T32 fixed chassis is illustrated as follows: – 7 – 913-2626-01...
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  • Page 24: Chapter 4 How Do I

    How do I... HAPTER This section describes the tasks needed to set up the UHD100T32 fixed chassis for operation and to configure it for operation in your network. Section contents: Unpack UHD100T32 Rack mount UHD100T32 Connect UHD100T32 Sign in to UHD100T32...

  • Page 25: Rack Mount Uhd100T32

    UHD100T32. Rack mount UHD100T32 UHD100T32 is a compact chassis that you can set up as a stand-alone desktop unit or a rack-mounted chassis. It is a 1U (1 rack unit) device but quite heavy. We recommend two people to install the device in a rack.
  • Page 26 Chapter 4 How do I... CAUTION: Installing the device in a rack requires two people. One person should position the device in the rack, while the other secures it by using the rack screws. ATTENTION: L’installation de l’appareil dans un rack nécessite deux personnes. Une personne doit positionner l’appareil dans le rack, tandis que l’autre le fixe à...
  • Page 27 Chapter 4 How do I... d’alimentation ont été débranchées. CAUTION: The device must be installed in a restricted access location. It should have a separate protective ground terminal on the chassis that must be permanently connected to a well grounded chassis or frame to adequately ground the device chassis and protect the operator from electrical hazards.
  • Page 28 Chapter 4 How do I... Connect network cables To connect network cables, do the following: 1. Connect a 100 ohm category 5e (or better) twisted-pair cable to the 1000BASE-T RJ-45 management port. 2. Connect network cables to QSFP28 interfaces: If you are connecting fiber optic cables, install QSFP28 fiber transceivers, and then connect fiber optic cabling to the transceiver ports.

  • Page 29: Connect Uhd100T32

    Part number (for example, 944-1180) from a label at the side of the unit You can record these on the form Record product information. 2. Connect the MGMT LAN port on UHD100T32 to your network. This port supports 100 M, 1G, and 10G ethernet. 913-2626-01 – 14 –...

  • Page 30: Sign In To Uhd100T32

    5. Verify the LED indicators to ensure that your system is operating correctly. Sign in to UHD100T32 As a new user, you need to sign in to the UHD100T32 fixed chassis. To sign in and access the UHD100T32 Administrative Console, you can use any one of the following options:...
  • Page 31 Chapter 4 How do I... 1. Open the serial connection from your terminal emulation application. The Administrative Console prompts you to sign in. 2. Enter the following credentials: User ID: admin Password: admin The login as console prompt appears. 3. Sign in as console. You need to wait about one minute once you see the login as console prompt to be able to sign in as console.
  • Page 32 KCOS CLI command reference on page 31 for details. SSH connection Access the UHD100T32 Administrative Console by using an SSH session. To start an SSH session, do the following: 1. Open an SSH session from your terminal emulation application, by specifying the following:...
  • Page 33 The command line interface prompt appears. After you have signed in, run the available CLI commands. Keyboard Access the UHD100T32 KCOS console by using a USB keyboard. A console sign in screen appears. Enter the following sign in credentials: User ID: admin Password: admin The command line interface prompt appears.

  • Page 34: Configure Uhd100T32

    Chapter 4 How do I... Configure UHD100T32 This section describes the major tasks required to configure a UHD100T32 fixed chassis for operation in your network. The following image illustrates the workflow required to configure a UHD100T32 fixed chassis: The topics that describe each of the tasks in the workflow are as follows:...
  • Page 35 If you are not using DHCP-based IP addressing, you will need to configure a static IP address. Static IP configuration requires that you use the RS232 port or the keyboard. To configure the static IP address, do the following on the UHD100T32 KCOS console: 1. Open the serial connection from your terminal emulation application.
  • Page 36 At the completion of this procedure, the UHD100T32 IP addressing would be similar to the configuration in the KCOS console. Set the system time We recommend you to set the UHD100T32 system time by using an NTP server before you install any licenses. To set the time, do the following on the UHD100T32 KCOS console: 1.
  • Page 37 Chapter 4 How do I... disable: Disable NTP settings enable: Enable NTP settings b. Set up the list of NTP servers: Usage: kcos date-time ntp-servers [command] Available commands: delete: Delete all the NTP servers show: Display the list of known NTP servers and their status set: Set a list of NTP servers For example: kcos date-time ntp-servers set 192.168.7.12 c.
  • Page 38 Before you install the licenses, set the time on the fixed chassis manually, as described in kcos date-time date set on page 34. Time discrepancies that are detected by UHD100T32 will invalidate the licenses. Licensing requirements The software licensing requirements for the UHD100T32 fixed chassis are as follows:...

  • Page 39: Connect To Uhd100T32

    See the UHD100T32 User Guide for details on license settings. Next steps After you have completed all the tasks in this section, your UHD100T32 fixed chassis is ready for use. We recommend the following next steps: Connect at least one of the test ports to your device under test.

  • Page 40: Restart Uhd100T32

    Password: admin The command line interface prompt appears. 3. Type kcos system reboot. UHD100T32 runs an orderly shut down of all processes, and then restarts the system. The operation may take several minutes to complete. Shut down UHD100T32 We recommend you to use the KCOS console to shut down UHD100T32.
  • Page 41 Password: admin The command line interface prompt appears. 3. Type kcos system poweroff. 4. Select Enter to start the graceful shutdown. UHD100T32 runs an orderly shut down of all processes, and then turns off the system. 913-2626-01 – 26 –...

  • Page 42: Chapter 5 Faqs

    FAQs HAPTER This section provides guidance to interpret the operational status of your UHD100T32 unit and to troubleshoot issues that may arise. If you need assistance, contact Keysight Technical Support by using the contact information provided in Contact How do we know the status of ports? The UHD100T32 fixed chassis provides LED indicators that provide a visual presentation of the operational status of the device and its individual ports.
  • Page 43 Chapter 5 FAQs Ixia Application Source Destination Destination IP (Source) Protocol Port Port IP Address of IXIA Web UI, Automation Hardware IP Address of IXIA Web UI, Automation Hardware IP Address of IXIA Web UI, Automation Hardware What are the TCP and UDP ports that are open when firewall is disabled for support purposes? Following is a list of TCP and UDP ports that are open when firewall is disabled for support purposes.
  • Page 44 Chapter 5 FAQs Ixia Application Source Destination Destination IP (Source) Protocol Port Port Hardware IP Address of IXIA Web UI, Automation 6001 Hardware IP Address of IXIA Web UI, Automation 6005 Hardware IP Address of IXIA Web UI, Automation 6101...
  • Page 45 Chapter 5 FAQs Ixia Application Source Destination Destination IP (Source) Protocol Port Port IP Address of IXIA Web UI, Automation 10251 Hardware IP Address of IXIA Web UI, Automation 10252 Hardware IP Address of IXIA Web UI, Automation 10256 Hardware...

  • Page 46: Appendix A Kcos Cli Command Reference

    KCOS CLI command reference PPENDIX Keysight Cluster Operating System (KCOS) is the base operating system for a number of Keysight hardware platforms and web-based applications. Based on Linux, it is a purpose-built platform that provides essential services, including host management, user access control, software upgrades, cluster orchestration, among others.
  • Page 47 Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos firewall show kcos networking commands kcos networking dns-servers add kcos networking dns-servers delete kcos networking dns-servers show kcos networking hostname set kcos networking hostname show kcos networking ip set kcos networking ip show kcos shell kcos snapshot commands kcos snapshot create...

  • Page 48: Kcos Date-Time Commands

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time commands The date-time CLI commands enable management of date-time controls and settings on your system. With these commands you can show and set the system date and time, manage the NTP servers that your system will use, and set the time zone for your system.

  • Page 49: Kcos Date-Time Date Set

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time date set Use the kcos date-time date set command to set the UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) system date and—optionally—the time for the node on which KCOS is running. Syntax kcos date-time date set [flags] <YYYY-MM-DD> [<hh:mm:ss>] Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments <YYYY-MM-DD>...

  • Page 50: Kcos Date-Time Date Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time date show Use the kcos date-time date show command to display the date, time, and timezone for the node on which KCOS is running. Syntax kcos date-time date show [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None.

  • Page 51: Kcos Date-Time Ntp-Servers Delete

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time ntp-servers delete Use the kcos date-time ntp-servers delete command to delete the complete list of NTP servers from the node. Syntax kcos date-time ntp-servers delete [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None. Examples kcos date-time ntp-servers delete kcos date-time ntp-servers delete --help...

  • Page 52: Kcos Date-Time Ntp-Servers Set

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time ntp-servers set Use the kcos date-time ntp-servers set command to set the list of NTP servers for the node. Syntax kcos date-time ntp-servers set [flags] <NTP server addresses> Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments <NTP server addresses> A space-separated list of one or more NTP server IP addresses.

  • Page 53: Kcos Date-Time Ntp-Servers Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time ntp-servers show Use the kcos date-time ntp-servers show command to display the list of known NTP servers and their status (enabled or disabled). Syntax kcos date-time ntp-servers show [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None.

  • Page 54: Kcos Date-Time Ntp Disable

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time ntp disable Use the kcos date-time ntp disable command to disable the NTP settings. Syntax kcos date-time ntp disable [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None. Examples kcos date-time ntp disable kcos date-time ntp disable --help See also kcos date-time ntp enable kcos date-time ntp-servers –...

  • Page 55: Kcos Date-Time Ntp Enable

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time ntp enable Use the kcos date-time ntp enable command to enable the NTP settings on the node. Syntax kcos date-time ntp enable [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None. Examples kcos date-time ntp enable  kcos date-time ntp enable --help See also kcos date-time ntp disable kcos date-time ntp-servers...

  • Page 56: Kcos Date-Time Time-Zone Set

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time time-zone set Use the kcos date-time time-zone set command to set the UTC timezone for the node. Syntax kcos date-time time-zone set [flags] <time-zone> Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments <time-zone> A text string designating the time zone. Examples kcos date-time time-zone set UTC kcos date-time time-zone set Asia/Seoul...

  • Page 57: Kcos Date-Time Time-Zone Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time time-zone show Use the kcos date-time time-zone show command to display the UTC timezone configured for the node. Syntax kcos date-time time-zone show [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None. Examples kcos date-time time-zone show See also kcos date-time time-zone set kcos date-time time show...

  • Page 58: Kcos Date-Time Time Set

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time time set Use the kcos date-time time set command to set system time for the node on which KCOS is running. Syntax kcos date-time time set [flags] <hh:mm:ss> Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments <hh:mm:ss>...

  • Page 59: Kcos Date-Time Time Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos date-time time show Use the kcos date-time time show command to display the current date, time, and timezone. Syntax kcos date-time time show [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None. Examples kcos date-time time show See also kcos date-time time-zone show kcos date-time date set kcos date-time date show...

  • Page 60: Kcos Deployment Commands

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos deployment commands The deployment CLI commands enable control over the installation, upgrading, and downgrading of software components on your system, as well as listing the software packages that are installed on your system. kcos deployment offline-install kcos deployment packages show kcos deployment progress show...

  • Page 61: Kcos Deployment Offline-Install

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos deployment offline-install Use the kcos deployment offline-install command to install/upgrade/downgrade software components from package(s) that you have obtained from the support portal. Offline installation is required for products that may operate in an isolated environment with no internet access. Syntax kcos deployment offline-install [flags] <offline package>...

  • Page 62: Kcos Deployment Packages Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos deployment packages show Use the kcos deployment packages show command to display the list of installed packages (package name and version number). Syntax kcos deployment packages show [flags] Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None.

  • Page 63: Kcos Deployment Progress Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos deployment progress show Use the kcos deployment progress show command to show progress information for a pending install operation. The command continually displays the status until the operation completes, unless you use the --once flag.

  • Page 64: Kcos Exit

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos exit Use the kcos exit command to exit from the current KCOS Shell, returning to the default Linux shell. Syntax exit [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None. Examples exit --help exit See also kcos shell...

  • Page 65: Kcos Firewall Commands

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos firewall commands Blocking TCP and UDP ports that are not required is always recommended. The firewall CLI commands enable control over the KCOS Firewall Service. When turned on, the KCOS Firewall opens only the ports specified by the application, and blocks incoming traffic on any other port. The kcos firewall show command displays a list of the open ports;...

  • Page 66: Kcos Firewall Disable

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos firewall disable Use the kcos firewall disable command to turn off the KCOS Firewall Service. When disabled, all TCP and UDP ports are open to incoming traffic. Syntax kcos firewall disable [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None.

  • Page 67: Kcos Firewall Enable

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos firewall enable Use the kcos firewall enable command to enable the entire firewall, in which case KCOS opens only the TCP and UDP ports that are defined by the application's firewall rules: incoming traffic on any other port is blocked.

  • Page 68: Kcos Firewall Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos firewall show Use the kcos firewall show command to display the firewall status (enabled or disabled) and the list of open ports. Syntax kcos firewall show [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None.

  • Page 69: Kcos Networking Commands

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos networking commands Using the networking CLI commands, you can add, delete, and show the DNS servers for the node on which KCOS is running; and configure the hostname and domain name for the node. kcos networking dns-servers add kcos networking dns-servers delete kcos networking dns-servers show...

  • Page 70: Kcos Networking Dns-Servers Add

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos networking dns-servers add Use the kcos networking dns-servers add command to add one or more DNS servers for the node on which KCOS is running. Syntax kcos networking dns-servers add [flags] <DNS server addresses> Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments <DNS server addresses>...

  • Page 71: Kcos Networking Dns-Servers Delete

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos networking dns-servers delete Use the kcos networking dns-servers delete command to delete the complete list of DNS servers from the node. Syntax kcos networking dns-servers delete [flags] Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None. Examples kcos networking dns-servers delete See also...

  • Page 72: Kcos Networking Dns-Servers Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos networking dns-servers show Use the kcos networking dns-servers show command to display the list of DNS servers configured on the node. Syntax kcos networking dns-servers show [flags] Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None. Examples kcos networking dns-servers show See also...

  • Page 73: Kcos Networking Hostname Set

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos networking hostname set Use the kcos networking hostname set command to configure the hostname—and optionally the domain name—for the node on which KCOS is running. Syntax kcos networking hostname set [flags] <hostname> [<domain name>] Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments <hostname>...

  • Page 74: Kcos Networking Hostname Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos networking hostname show Use the kcos networking hostname show command to display the node's hostname. Syntax kcos networking hostname show [flags] Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None. Examples kcos show hostname See also kcos networking hostname set  – 59 – 913-2626-01...

  • Page 75: Kcos Networking Ip Set

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos networking ip set Use the kcos networking ip set command to set the IPv4 or IPv6 address for an interface on the node on which KCOS is running. You can designate the address as either DHCP-assigned or static IP. Syntax kcos networking ip set [flags] <interface> (<dhcp/dhcpv4/dhcpv6>) || (<IP/subnet> ...

  • Page 76: Kcos Networking Ip Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos networking ip show Use the kcos networking ip show command to show the IP addresses of the network interfaces. Syntax kcos networking ip show [flags] Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None. Examples kcos networking ip show See also kcos networking ip set ...

  • Page 77: Kcos Shell

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos shell Use the kcos shell command to enter the KCOS shell in the command window. While working in the shell, the prompt changes to kcos> and you directly enter KCOS commands without preceding them with "kcos".

  • Page 78: Kcos Snapshot Commands

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos snapshot commands The snapshot CLI commands enable the creation and management of system snapshots on the node in which KCOS is running. kcos snapshot create kcos snapshot delete kcos snapshot restore kcos snapshot show –...

  • Page 79: Kcos Snapshot Create

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos snapshot create Use the kcos snapshot create command to create a new system snapshot of the node on which KCOS is running. Syntax kcos snapshot create <arguments> [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command -y, --yes Confirm reboot Arguments <snapshot-label>...

  • Page 80: Kcos Snapshot Delete

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos snapshot delete Use the kcos snapshot delete command to delete an existing system snapshot. Syntax kcos snapshot delete <arguments> [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments <snapshot-name> The name of the snapshot to be deleted. Examples kcos snapshot delete snapshotDec19 ...

  • Page 81: Kcos Snapshot Restore

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos snapshot restore Use the kcos snapshot restore command to restore the system from a specific system snapshot. Syntax kcos snapshot restore <arguments> [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command -y, --yes Confirm reboot Arguments <snapshot-name> The name of the snapshot to restore.

  • Page 82: Kcos Snapshot Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos snapshot show Use the kcos snapshot show command to display a list of the existing system snapshots. Syntax kcos snapshot show [flags]  Flags -h, --help Display help for the command Arguments None. Examples kcos snapshot show  kcos snapshot show -h See also kcos snapshot delete kcos snapshot create kcos snapshot restore...

  • Page 83: Kcos System Commands

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos system commands The system CLI commands enable system-level control of the node on which KCOS is running, including powering off the node, rebooting the node, and displaying the welcome-screen (which displays system- level information). kcos system poweroff kcos system reboot kcos system welcome-screen show...

  • Page 84: Kcos System Poweroff

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos system poweroff Use the kcos system poweroff command to start a shutdown and power-off the system. Syntax kcos system poweroff [flags] Flags -h, --help Display help for the command -y, --yes Confirm the power-down operation Arguments None.

  • Page 85: Kcos System Reboot

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos system reboot Use the kcos system reboot command to reboot the system. Syntax kcos system reboot [flags] Flags -h, --help Display help for the command -y, --yes Confirm the reboot operation Arguments None. Examples kcos system reboot --yes See also kcos system poweroff 913-2626-01 –...

  • Page 86: Kcos System Welcome-Screen Show

    Appendix A KCOS CLI command reference kcos system welcome-screen show Use the kcos system welcome-screen show command to display the welcome message/banner for the admin user. The displayed information includes the node's IP address and the names of the installed packages.
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  • Page 88: Index

    27 capturing product information xv configuring DHCP-based IP 19 getting started 7 configuring static IP 20 getting started with UHD100T32 7 configuring UHD100T32 19 grounding the chassis 11 connecting network cables 13 connecting to the power supply 12...
  • Page 89 68 setting up fixed chassis 9 keyboard interactions v shell CLI command 62 shutting down UHD100T32 25 logging on to UHD100T32 15 signing in to UHD100T32 15 snapshot CLI commands 63 mounting the chassis 10 software prerequisites 5 mouse interactions v...
  • Page 90 INDEX workflow 7 – 75 – 913-2626-01...
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