H3C Automatic IRF Setup Configuration Examples

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Copyright © 2017 New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior written consent of New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd. The information in this document is subject to change without notice.

Contents

Introduction· 1

Prerequisites· 1

Example: Using Python script to set up an IRF fabric automatically· 1

Network configuration· 1

Analysis· 2

Software versions used· 2

Restrictions and guidelines· 2

Procedures· 3

Preparing files· 3

Configuring the HTTP server 15

Issuing the Python script file to Device A and Device B through DHCP· 15

Verifying the configuration· 16

Configuration files· 16

Related documentation· 17

 

Introduction

This document provides examples for using Python script to set up an IRF fabric automatically.

Prerequisites

This document is not restricted to specific software or hardware versions.

The configuration examples in this document were created and verified in a lab environment, and all the devices were started with the factory default configuration. When you are working on a live network, make sure you understand the potential impact of every command on your network.

This document assumes that you have basic knowledge of IRF, Python, and automatic IRF setup.

Example: Using Python script to set up an IRF fabric automatically

Network configuration

As shown in Figure 1:

·     Edit a Python script file to configure Device A and Device B as follows:

¡     Enable the devices to merge into an IRF fabric automatically.

¡     Enable Telnet access to the IRF fabric, and configure password authentication on VTY lines.

·     Store the Python file on an HTTP file server.

·     Issue the Python script file to the devices through a DHCP server.

Figure 1 Network diagram

 

 

Analysis

For a successful automatic IRF setup, you must prepare the following files:

 

File	Content	Remarks
.cfg configuration files	Commands required for IRF setup and login.	Create a configuration file for each device. Name the configuration file of each device by the serial number of the device. To obtain the serial number, use one of the following methods: ·     Examine the label on the chassis rear panel. ·     Execute the display device manuinfo command.  You can create a configuration file by modifying the configuration file exported from an existing IRF fabric.
.txt device SN file	Serial number and member ID mappings for the member devices.	IMPORTANT: The file name must be sn.txt. Each SN uniquely represents a device. These SNs will be used to assign a unique IRF member ID to each member device.
(Optional) .ipe or .bin software image file	Software images.	Prepare software image files if you are upgrading software. NOTE: You must upgrade software for consistency if the member devices use different versions of software.
(Optional) MD5 files generated for the configuration files and software image file	MD5 values for checking the file validity.	Use third-party software to generate MD5 files for the configuration files and software image file.

 

Software versions used

This configuration example was created and verified on S7500E-CMW710-R7536P05

Restrictions and guidelines

When you set up an IRF fabric by using Python script, follow these restrictions and guidelines:

·     To use python-based automatic IRF setup, the devices must start up with factory defaults. If a next-startup configuration file has been specified, remove the setting or make the configuration file unavailable for startup. For example, you can use the undo startup saved-configuration command or rename the configuration file.

·     H3C recommends not editing the provided Python script file in this document. An error (including unnecessary spaces or characters) in the file causes the system to output message File "autocfgjuQccA", line n. The message indicates that the command at line n has failed to execute.

·     Validity check is optional for the configuration files and software image file. To check the validity of the files, save the MD5 files to the file server together with the configuration files and software image file. Make sure the MD5 files are valid. Invalid MD5 files cause file download failures.

Procedures

Preparing files

1.     Edit the configuration files, and save the files to the HTTP server.

¡     210235A045B05B0004354.cfg:

#

telnet server enable

#

 irf mac-address persistent timer

 irf auto-update enable

 undo irf link-delay

 irf member 1 priority 1

#

irf-port 1/1

 port group mdc 1 interface Ten-GigabitEthernet1/3/0/1

#

interface GigabitEthernet1/3/0/1

 port link-mode bridge

#

interface M-GigabitEthernet0/0/0

 ip address 192.168.0.63 255.255.255.0

#

line vty 0 63

 user-role network-admin

 set authentication password simple 123

#

¡     210235A045B05B0004350.cfg:

#

telnet server enable

#

 irf mac-address persistent timer

 irf auto-update enable

 undo irf link-delay

 irf member 2 priority 1

#

irf-port 2/2

 port group mdc 1 interface Ten-GigabitEthernet2/3/0/1

#

interface GigabitEthernet1/3/0/1

 port link-mode bridge

#

interface M-GigabitEthernet1/0/0/0

 ip address 192.168.0.63 255.255.255.0

#

line vty 0 63

 user-role network-admin

 set authentication password simple 123

#

2.     Edit the file sn.txt and save the file to the HTTP server.

sn                         Irf group                  Irf number

210235A045B05B0004354          100                           1

210235A045B05B0004350          100                           2

 

Column	Description
sn	Serial number.
Irf group	IRF group number. Any number is acceptable. The number is not used in the automatic IRF setup process. The network might have a large number of devices, and you can use the IRF group number to mark a device for easy location.
Irf number	IRF member ID. Each device must use a unique member ID.

 

3.     Save the startup software image file to the HTTP server. (Details not shown.)

4.     (Optional.) Generate MD5 files for the configuration files and software image file, and save the MD5 files to the HTTP server. You must save the MD5 files in the same directory as the configuration files and software image file. (Details not shown.)

5.     Edit the Python script file for each member device to perform the following operations:

a.     (Optional.) Verifies that the flash memory has a sufficient space for the downloaded files.

b.     Downloads the files from the file server, including the configuration file, the sn.txt file, and the software image file.

c.     Sets the software image file as the main startup image file.

d.     Assigns a unique IRF member ID to each member device based on their SNs.

e.     Specifies the configuration file as the main next-startup configuration file.

f.     Reboots.

The following is the sample Python script file contents:

#!usr/bin/python

 

import comware

from time import strftime,gmtime,sleep

import signal

import os

import string

import commands

import hashlib

 

#python_config_file_mode

#'python_static'

#python_serial_number

#U can use 2 modes to obtain the config file

#- 'python_static'

#- 'python_serial_number'

python_config_file_mode = "python_serial_number"

 

# Configure the minimum amount of storage space required for saving the files. The measurement unit is KB.

required_space = 150000

 

#transfer information

username = ""

password = ""

hostname = "192.168.1.40"

protocol = "http"

vrf = ""

config_timeout = 120

irf_timeout = 120

image_timeout = 2100

 

#Server file path

server_path = ""

 

#Local file path

local_path = "flash:/"

 

#Local config file name

config_local_name = "startup.cfg"

 

#Config file name on the server

config_server_name = "startup.cfg"

 

#Local boot file name

boot_local_name = "s10500.ipe"

 

#Boot file name on the server

boot_server_name = "s10500.ipe"

 

#Local SN file name

irf_local_name = "sn.txt"

 

#SN file name on the server

irf_server_name = "sn.txt"

 

python_log_name = ""

 

#Write the log file

def write2Log(info):

  global python_log_name, local_path

  if python_log_name == "":

    try:

      python_log_name = "%s%s_python_%s_script.log" %(local_path, strftime("%Y%m%d%H%M%S", gmtime()), os.getpid())

    except Exception as inst:

      print inst

  fd = open(python_log_name, "a")

  fd.write(info)

  fd.flush()

  fd.close()

 

#Get the file path according to the chassis ID and slot ID

def getPath(chassisID, slotID):

  global local_path

  path = ""

  obj = comware.get_self_slot()

  if (obj[0] == chassisID) and (obj[1] == slotID):

    return local_path

  if chassisID != -1:

    path = "chassis%d#" % chassisID

  if slotID != -1:

    path = "%sslot%d#%s" %(path, slotID, local_path)

  return path

 

#Remove files

def removeFile(filename):

  try:

    os.remove(filename)

  except os.error:

    pass

 

#Clear device temp files

def cleanDeviceFiles(str, oDevNode):

  global config_local_name, boot_local_name, irf_local_name

  sFilePath = getPath(oDevNode[0], oDevNode[1])

  if str == "error":

    removeFile("%s%s" %(sFilePath, config_local_name))

  removeFile("%s%s" %(sFilePath, boot_local_name))

  removeFile("%s%s" %(sFilePath, irf_local_name))

  removeFile("%s%s.md5" %(sFilePath, config_local_name))

  removeFile("%s%s.md5" %(sFilePath, boot_local_name))

  removeFile("%s%s.md5" %(sFilePath, irf_local_name))

  write2Log("\ndelete %s all files\n" %sFilePath)

  print "\ndelete %s all files" %sFilePath

 

#Clear files

def cleanupFiles(str):

  aSlotRange = []

  if ("get_standby_slot" in dir(comware)):

    aSlotRange = aSlotRange + comware.get_standby_slot()

   

  aSlotRange.append(comware.get_self_slot())

  i = 0

  while i < len(aSlotRange):

    if(aSlotRange[i] != None):

      cleanDeviceFiles(str, aSlotRange[i])

    i = i + 1

 

#Verify if free space is available for downloading the configuration file and software image file

def verifyfreespace(path):

  global required_space

  try:

    s = os.statvfs(path)

    freespace = (s.f_bavail * s.f_frsize) /1024

    write2Log("\nthe %s free space is %s" %(path, freespace))

    print "\n####the %s free space is %s####" %(path, freespace)

    if required_space > freespace:

      write2Log("\nthe %s space is not enough" % path)

      print "\n####the %s space is not enough####" % path

      return False

  except Exception as inst:

    write2Log("\nverify %s free space exception: %s" % (path, inst))

    print "\n####verify %s free space exception: %s####" % (path, inst)

    return False

  return True

 

#Verify if the free space is sufficient.

def verifyDeviceFree(obj):

  path = getPath(obj[0], obj[1])

  if True != verifyfreespace(path):

    return False

  return True

 

#Check the free space of all MPUs

def verifyAllFreeSpace():

  aSlotRange = []

  if ("get_standby_slot" in dir(comware)):

    aSlotRange = aSlotRange + comware.get_standby_slot()

   

  aSlotRange.append(comware.get_self_slot())

  bAllEnough = True

  i = 0

  while i < len(aSlotRange):

    if(aSlotRange[i] != None) and (True != verifyDeviceFree(aSlotRange[i])):

      bAllEnough = False

    i = i + 1

  return bAllEnough

 

def doExit(str):

  if str == "success":

    write2Log("\nThe script is running success!")

    print "\n#### The script is running success! ####" 

    cleanupFiles("success")

    comd = "reboot force"

    comware.CLI(comd, False) 

    exit(0)

  if str == "error":

    write2Log("\nThe script is running failed!")

    print "\n#### The script is running failed! ####"

    cleanupFiles("error")

    exit(1)

  else:

    exit(0)

 

#Get Chassis and Slot

def getChassisSlot(style):

  if style == "master":

    obj = comware.get_self_slot()

  if len(obj) <= 0:

    write2Log("\nget %s chassis and slot failed" % style)

    print "\n####get %s chassis and slot failed####" % style

    return None

  return obj

 

#Signal terminal handler function

def sig_handler_no_exit(signum, function):

  write2Log("\nSIGTERM Handler while configuring boot-loader variables")

  print "\n####SIGTERM Handler while configuring boot-loader variables####"

 

#Signal terminal handler

def sigterm_handler(signum, function):

  write2Log("\nSIGTERM Handler")

  print "\n####SIGTERM Handler####"

  cleanupFiles("error")

  doExit("error")

 

#Transfer files

def doCopyFile(src = "", des = "", login_timeout = 10):

  global username, password, hostname, protocol, vrf

  print "INFO: Starting Copy of %s" % src

  try:

    removeFile(des)

    obj = comware.Transfer(protocol, hostname, src, des, vrf, login_timeout, username, password)

    if obj.get_error() != None:

      write2Log("\ncopy %s failed: %s" % (src, obj.get_error()))

      print "\n####copy %s failed: %s####" % (src, obj.get_error())

      return False

  except Exception as inst:

    write2Log("\ncopy %s exception: %s" % (src, inst))

    print "\n####copy %s exception: %s####" % (src, inst)

    return False

  write2Log("\ncopy file %s to %s success" % (src, des))

  print "INFO: Completed Copy of %s" % src

  return True

 

#Get MD5SUM from md5ConfigFile

def getMD5SumGiven(keyword, filename):

  try:

    file = open(filename, "r")

    line = file.readline()

    while "" != line:

      if not string.find(line, keyword, 0, len(keyword)):

        line = line.split("=")

        line = line[1]

        line = line.strip()

        file.close()

        return line

      line = file.readline()

    file.close()

  except Exception as inst:

    write2Log("\nget %s md5 exception: %s" % (filename, inst))

    print "\n####get %s md5 exception: %s####" % (filename, inst)

  return ""  

 

#Verify MD5SUM of the file

def verifyMD5sumofFile(md5sumgiven, filename):

  if md5sumgiven == "":

    write2Log("\nverify %s md5 error: the %s md5 file is error" %(filename, filename))

    print "\n####verify %s md5 error: the %s md5 file is error####" %(filename, filename)

    return False

  try:

    m = hashlib.md5()

    f = open(filename, 'rb')

    buffer = 8192

    while 1:

      chunk = f.read(buffer)

      if not chunk:

        break

      m.update(chunk)

    f.close()

    md5calculated = m.hexdigest()

  except Exception as inst:

    write2Log("\nverify %s md5 exception: %s" % (filename, inst))

    print "\n####verify %s md5 exception: %s####" % (filename, inst)

    return False

  if md5sumgiven == md5calculated:

    return True

  write2Log("\nverify %s md5 error: md5sumgiven is %s filemd5 is %s" %(filename, md5sumgiven, md5calculated))

  print "\n####verify %s md5 error: md5sumgiven is %s filemd5 is %s####" %(filename, md5sumgiven, md5calculated)

  return False

 

#Check MD5 file

def checkFile(src, dest):

  src = "%s.md5" % src

  destmd5 = "%s.md5" % dest

  bFlag = doCopyFile(src, destmd5, 120)

  if (True == bFlag) and (True == verifyMD5sumofFile(getMD5SumGiven("md5sum", destmd5), dest)):

    write2Log("\ncheckFile success: %s" % destmd5)

    print "\n####checkFile success: %s####" % destmd5

    return True

  elif (True != bFlag):

    write2Log("\n%s is not exist! Don't verify the MD5 file!" % destmd5)

    print "INFO: %s is not exist! Don't verify the MD5 file!" % destmd5

    return True

  return False

 

#Get config file according to the mode

def getCfgFileName():

  global config_server_name

  if (python_config_file_mode == "python_serial_number") and (os.environ.has_key('DEV_SERIAL')):   

    config_server_name = "%s.cfg" % os.environ['DEV_SERIAL']

    return config_server_name

  else:

    return config_server_name

 

#Copy file to all standby slots

def syncFileToStandby(sSrcFile, sFileName):

  try:

    aSlotRange = []

    if ("get_standby_slot" in dir(comware)):

      aSlotRange = aSlotRange + comware.get_standby_slot()

       

    i = 0

    while i < len(aSlotRange):

      if(aSlotRange[i] != None):

        sDestFile = "%s%s" %(getPath(aSlotRange[i][0], aSlotRange[i][1]), sFileName)

        removeFile(sDestFile)

        open(sDestFile,"wb").write(open(sSrcFile,"rb").read())

        write2Log("\nsync file to standby %s" % (sDestFile))

        print "\n####sync file to standby %s####" % (sDestFile)

      i = i + 1

  except Exception as inst:

    write2Log("\nsync file to standby %s exception: %s" % (sSrcFile, inst))

    print "\n####sync file to standby %s exception: %s####" % (sSrcFile, inst)

 

#Procedure to copy config file by using global information

def copyAndCheckFile(src, dest, timeout):

  global server_path, local_path

  srcTmp = "%s%s" % (server_path, src)

  sDestFile = "%s%s" % (local_path, dest)

  if (True == doCopyFile(srcTmp, sDestFile, timeout)) and (True == checkFile(srcTmp, sDestFile)):

    syncFileToStandby(sDestFile, dest)

    return True

  else:

    srcTmp = "%sdefault_%s" %(server_path, src)

    if (True == doCopyFile(srcTmp, sDestFile, timeout)) and (True == checkFile(srcTmp, sDestFile)):

      syncFileToStandby(dest)

      return True

  return False

 

# Split the Chassis and Slot 

def splitChassisSlot(chassisID, slotID):

  chassis_slot = ""

  if chassisID != -1:

    chassis_slot = " chassis %d"  % chassisID

  if slotID != -1:

    chassis_slot = "%s slot %d" %(chassis_slot, slotID)

  return chassis_slot

 

def copyBootImage():

  global image_timeout, local_path, boot_server_name, boot_local_name

  src = "%s" % boot_server_name

  return copyAndCheckFile(src, boot_local_name, image_timeout)

 

def copyCfgFile():

  global config_timeout, local_path, config_local_name

  src = "%s" % getCfgFileName()

  return copyAndCheckFile(src, config_local_name, config_timeout)

 

def copyIrfStack():

  global irf_timeout, local_path, irf_local_name, irf_server_name

  src = "%s" % irf_server_name

  return copyAndCheckFile(src, irf_local_name, config_timeout)

 

# Procedure to install boot image

def installBoot(chassis_slot, sFile, style):

  result = None

  write2Log("\ninstall%s%s begin" %(chassis_slot, style))

  print "INFO: Install%s%s Start, Please Wait..." %(chassis_slot, style)

  comd = "boot-loader file %s%s%s" % (sFile, chassis_slot, style)

  try:

    result = comware.CLI(comd, False)

    if result == None:

      write2Log("\nboot-loader file %s%s%s failed" % (sFile, chassis_slot, style))

      print "\n####boot-loader file %s%s%s failed####" % (sFile, chassis_slot, style)

      return False

  except Exception as inst:

    write2Log("\nboot-loader %s exception: %s" % (sFile, inst))

    print "\n####boot-loader %s exception: %s####" % (sFile, inst)

    return False 

  return True

 

#Procedure to install boot image

def installBootImage():

  global boot_local_name

  aSlotRange = [comware.get_self_slot()]

  if ("get_standby_slot" in dir(comware)):

    aSlotRange = aSlotRange + comware.get_standby_slot()

  bInstallOk = True

  i = 0

  while i < len(aSlotRange):

    sFile = "%s%s" %(getPath(aSlotRange[0][0], aSlotRange[0][1]), boot_local_name)

    if False == installBoot(splitChassisSlot(aSlotRange[i][0], aSlotRange[i][1]), sFile, " main"):

      bInstallOk = False

    i = i + 1

  return bInstallOk

 

def startupCfg():

  global local_path, config_local_name

  result = None

  dest = "%s%s" %(local_path, config_local_name)

  write2Log("\nstartup saved-configuration %s begin" %dest)

  print "INFO: Startup Saved-configuration Start"

  comd = "startup saved-configuration %s main" % dest

  try:

    result = comware.CLI(comd, False)

    if result == None:

      write2Log("\nstartup saved-configuration %s failed" % dest)

      print "\n####startup saved-configuration %s failed####" % dest

      return False

  except Exception as inst:

    write2Log("\nstartup %s exception: %s" % (dest, inst))

    print "\n####startup %s exception: %s####" % (dest, inst)

    return False

  write2Log("\nstartup saved-configuration %s success" % dest)

  print "INFO: Completed Startup Saved-configuration"

  return True

 

def getIrfCfg(line, num):

  line = line.split()

  number = None

  if 3 == len(line):

    number = line[num]

  else :

    number = None

  return number 

 

def getMemberID():

  aMemId = comware.get_self_slot()

  memId = None

  if aMemId[0] == -1 :

    memId = aMemId[1]

  else :

    memId = aMemId[0]

  return memId

 

def getNewMemberID():

  global irf_local_name, local_path, env

  filename = "%s%s" %(local_path, irf_local_name)

  serNum = os.environ['DEV_SERIAL']

  reNum = None

  try:

    file = open(filename, "r")

    line = file.readline()

    while "" != line:

      if (serNum == getIrfCfg(line, 0)):

        file.close()

        reNum = getIrfCfg(line, 2)

        return reNum

      line = file.readline()

    file.close()

  except Exception as inst:

    write2Log("\nget renumberID exception: %s" % inst)

    print "\n####get renumberID exception: %s####" % inst

  write2Log("\nget %s renumberID failed" % filename)

  print "\n#### get %s renumberID failed ####" % filename

  return reNum

 

def isIrfDevice():

  try:

    result = comware.CLI("display irf", False)

    if result == None:

      return False

  except Exception as inst:

    return False

  return True

 

def getIrfComd():

  comd = None

  newMemberID = getNewMemberID()

  aMemId = comware.get_self_slot()

  if None == newMemberID:

    return None

  if False == isIrfDevice():

    comd = "system-view ; irf member %s ; chassis convert mode irf" % newMemberID

  else:

    comd = "system-view ; irf member %s renumber %s" % (getMemberID(), newMemberID)

  return comd

 

def stackIrfCfg():

  global env

  if (not os.environ.has_key('DEV_SERIAL')):

    write2Log("\nenviron variable 'DEV_SERIAL' is not found!")

    print "\n####environ variable 'DEV_SERIAL' is not found!####" 

    return False

  comd = getIrfComd()

  if None == comd:

    return False

  result = None

  write2Log("\nstartup stack irf begin")

  print "INFO: Startup stack irf Start"

  try:

    result = comware.CLI(comd, False)

    if result == None:

      write2Log("\nstartup stack irf failed: %s" % comd)

      print "\n####startup stack irf failed: %s####" %comd

      return False

  except Exception as inst:

    write2Log("\nstartup stack irf exception: %s command: %s" % (inst, comd))

    print "\n####startup stack irf exception: %s command: %s####" % (inst, comd)

    return False

  write2Log("\nstartup stack irf success")

  print "INFO: Completed Startup Stack Irf"

  return True

 

#Check if all standby slots are ready

def ifAllStandbyReady():

  if (("get_slot_range" in dir(comware)) == False):

    return True

 

  aSlotRange = comware.get_slot_range()

  bAllReady = True

  for i in range(aSlotRange["MinSlot"], aSlotRange["MaxSlot"]):

    oSlotInfo =  comware.get_slot_info(i)

    if (oSlotInfo != None) and (oSlotInfo["Role"] == "Standby") and (oSlotInfo["Status"] == "Fail"):

      bAllReady = False

      write2Log("\nSlot %s is not ready!" %i)

      print "\n####Slot %s is not ready!####" %i

  return bAllReady

 

# If any standby slots are not ready, wait

def waitStandbyReady():

  while ifAllStandbyReady() == False:

    sleep(10)

 

#python main

 

# User can stop the script when downloading files

waitStandbyReady()

signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, sigterm_handler)

 

if (True == verifyAllFreeSpace()) and (True == copyBootImage()) and (True == copyCfgFile()) and (True == copyIrfStack()):

  # User cannot stop the script after downloading files

  signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, sig_handler_no_exit)

  if (True == installBootImage()) and (True == startupCfg()) and (True == stackIrfCfg()):

    doExit("success")

doExit("error")

6.     Save the Python script file to the HTTP server. (Details not shown.)

Configuring the HTTP server

# Configure the HTTP server and store the Python script file on the server, as described in the HTTP server user guide. (Details not shown.)

Issuing the Python script file to Device A and Device B through DHCP

	IMPORTANT: IP address assignment and route configuration must ensure that the switches and the file server can reach each other.

 

1.     Configure the DHCP server:

# Enable DHCP.

<DeviceC> system-view

[DeviceC] dhcp enable

# Configure an address pool to assign IP addresses to the subnet that contains the member switches. This example uses the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet.

[DeviceC] dhcp server ip-pool 1

[DeviceC-dhcp-pool-1] network 192.168.1.0 24

# Specify the URL of the script file for the clients.

[DeviceC-dhcp-pool-1] bootfile-name http://192.168.1.40/device.py

[DeviceC-dhcp-pool-1] quit

2.     Connect Device A and Device B, as show in Figure 1.

3.     Power on Device A and Device B.

At startup, the devices automatically discover the DHCP server, and then perform the following operations:

¡     Obtains the Python script file from the URL issued by the DHCP server.

¡     Runs the Python script file to form an IRF fabric.

Verifying the configuration

# Verify that you can use the password 123 to Telnet to the IRF fabric.

******************************************************************************

* Copyright (c) 2004-2017 New H3C Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. *

* Without the owner's prior written consent,                                 *

* no decompiling or reverse-engineering shall be allowed.                    *

******************************************************************************

 

Password:

<H3C>

# Verify that Device A and Device B have formed an IRF fabric.

<H3C> display irf

MemberID  Slot  Role    Priority  CPU-Mac         Description

   1      1     Standby 1         00e0-fc0f-8c02  ---

 *+2      1     Master  1         00e0-fc0f-8c14  ---

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

 * indicates the device is the master.

 + indicates the device through which the user logs in.

 

 The Bridge MAC of the IRF is: 000c-1000-1111

 Auto upgrade                : yes

 Mac persistent              : always

 Domain ID                   : 0

 Auto merge                  : yes

Configuration files

·     Device A and Device B:

#

telnet server enable

#

 irf mac-address persistent timer

 irf auto-update enable

 undo irf link-delay

 irf member 1 priority 1

 irf member 2 priority 1

#

irf-port 1/1

 port group mdc 1 interface Ten-GigabitEthernet1/3/0/1

#

irf-port 2/2

 port group mdc 1 interface Ten-GigabitEthernet2/3/0/1

#

interface GigabitEthernet1/3/0/1

 port link-mode bridge

#

interface M-GigabitEthernet0/0/0

 ip address 192.168.0.63 255.255.255.0

#

line vty 0 63

 user-role network-admin

 set authentication password simple 123

#

·     DHCP server:

#

 dhcp enable

#

dhcp server ip-pool 1

 network 192.168.1.0 mask 255.255.255.0

 bootfile-name http://192.168.1.40/device.py

#

Related documentation

·     H3C S7500E Switch Series Fundamentals Configuration Guide-R7536P05

·     H3C S7500E Switch Series Fundamentals Command Reference-R7536P05

·     H3C S7500E Switch Series Virtual Technologies Configuration Guide-R7536P05

·     H3C S7500E Switch Series Virtual Technologies Command Reference-R7536P05