Reference v4.1.0 Instruction Manual

Network OS Command Reference 1349

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vcs config snapshot (logical chassis cluster mode)

Takes a configuration snapshot for a specified RBridge ID.

Synopsis vcs config snapshot {create | restore} rbridge-id rbridge-id snapshot-id snapshot-id

no vcs config snapshot rbridge-id rbridge-id snapshot-id [all | rbridge-id]

Operands create Captures the snapshot configuration from the RBridge ID specified.

restore Restores the snapshot configuration to the RBridge ID specified.

rbridge-id rbridge-id RBridge ID of the configuration you are capturing in a snapshot or the

RBridge ID to which you are restoring the snapshot.

snapshot-id snapshot-id

Name you give to the snapshot of the configuration.

all Designates all of the snapshots.

Defaults None

Command Modes Privileged EXEC mode

Description Use this command to take a configuration snapshot for an RBridge ID in a logical chassis cluster

so that this configuration can be restored later if necessary. The snapshot for the RBridge

specified is stored on all switches in the logical chassis cluster.

Usage Guidelines The vcs config snapshot commands apply onto to nodes in a logical chassis cluster mode. The

create and restore commands can be issued from any node in the cluster even though the

commands pertain to a specific RBridge ID.

If a snapshot was taken on a node that had been disconnected from the cluster, the cluster will not

have the snapshot. In this situation, you can use the copy snapshot commands to put the

snapshot on the cluster. Refer to “copy snapshot (logical chassis cluster mode)” on page 1634.

Create and restore commands can only be issued from the primary node and not from any other

node.

Examples To create a snapshot of the configuration on an RBridge with the ID of 10, and to give the name of

the snapshot "snapshot10:"

switch# vcs config snapshot create rbridge-id 10 snapshot snapshot10

See Also vcs (standalone mode), vcs logical-chassis enable (fabric cluster mode), vcs rbridge-id (fabric

cluster mode), vcs vcsid (fabric cluster mode), vcs (logical chassis cluster mode), vcs virtual ip,