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Special Forums IP Networking network madness Post 27443 by cubicle^dweller on Sunday 1st of September 2002 02:50:55 AM
Old 09-01-2002
ports ?

how do I check switch port config's ?

thanks
 

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IBCACHEEDIT(8)							Open IB Diagnostics						    IBCACHEEDIT(8)

NAME
IBCACHEEDIT - edit an ibnetdiscover cache SYNOPSIS ibcacheedit [options] <orig.cache> <new.cache> DESCRIPTION ibcacheedit allows users to edit an ibnetdiscover cache created through the --cache option in ibnetdiscover(8) . OPTIONS --switchguid BEFOREGUID:AFTERGUID Specify a switchguid that should be changed. The before and after guid should be separated by a colon. On switches, port guids are identical to the switch guid, so port guids will be adjusted as well on switches. --caguid BEFOREGUID:AFTERGUID Specify a caguid that should be changed. The before and after guid should be separated by a colon. --sysimgguid BEFOREGUID:AFTERGUID Specify a sysimgguid that should be changed. The before and after guid should be spearated by a colon. --portguid NODEGUID:BEFOREGUID:AFTERGUID Specify a portguid that should be changed. The nodeguid of the port (e.g. switchguid or caguid) should be specified first, followed by a colon, the before port guid, another colon, then the after port guid. On switches, port guids are identical to the switch guid, so the switch guid will be adjusted as well on switches. Debugging flags -h, --help show the usage message -V, --version show the version info. AUTHORS Albert Chu < chu11@llnl.gov > IBCACHEEDIT(8)
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