User`s guide

Deploying FCoE (FIP Snooping) on Dell PowerConnect 10G Switches: M8024-k, 8024, and 8024F

The following command will show a set of vital information on the DCBX configuration. Type: SHOW

LLDP DCBX INTERFACE TE1/0/20 DETAIL. This command will show more specific detail about the

configuration that has been negotiated between the devices. In this example port te1/0/20 is used as it

is one of the uplink ports into the top-of-rack FCF switch.

Some key items in these results will be “true” for peer is configuration source, “Auto-up” for auto-

configuration port role and local configuration PFC(3) En/Will/Error configured as Y/Y/N. As an

additional note you should also see PFC enable vector: 3:1, this shows that priority queue 3 is set as

“strict” and will be lossless.

Show lldp dcbx interface te1/0/20 detail Figure 22.

PowerConnectM8024-k#show lldp dcbx interface te1/0/20 detail

DCBX operational status:....................... Enabled

Configured DCBX version:....................... Auto

Peer DCBX version:............................. CIN 1.0

Peer MAC:...................................... 54:7F:EE:56:55:48

Peer Description:.............................. Cisco Nexus Operating System (NX-OS) Software

TAC support: http://www.cisco.com/tac

Auto-configuration Port Role:.................. Auto-up

Peer Is configuration Source:.................. True

Error counters:

PFC incompatible configuration................. 0

Disappearing neighbor.......................... 0

Multiple neighbors detected.................... 0

Local configuration:

Oper/Max

Type Subtype Version En/Will/Error

---- ------- -------- -------------

PFC(3) 0 0/0 Y/Y/N

APP(4) 0 0/0 Y/Y/N

Max PFC classes supported.................... 2

PFC enable vector: 0:0 1:0 2:0 3:1 4:0 5:0 6:0 7:0

Application priority

Type Application Priority Status

------------ -------------- ----------- --------

Ethernet 0x8906 8 Enabled

Peer configuration:

Operational version: 0 Max version: 0 Seq no: 1 Ack no: 1