topic Nexus 5000 factory Default problem in Server Networking

Nexus 5000 factory Default problem

NAVIN PARWAL — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 15:36:52 GMT

Folks,

The issue is that in a Nexus 5000 switch, when I do a write erase, it does not bring the switch to the default state.

I have been manually removing snmp and AAA commands and then doing wr erasr to bring the switch to the factory default state.

Has anyone faced this issue, I suspect it is a Bug.

Thanks,

Parwal

Re: Nexus 5000 factory Default problem

Lucien Avramov — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 22:29:22 GMT

What version of NX-OS are you running?

You need to issue the wr erase command and refuse to save changes when prompted for prior to reload.

Re: Nexus 5000 factory Default problem

madennis — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 22:34:04 GMT

I have had the same experience, when write erase and reload

( 60 seconds later) does not default the box, it comes up

with configuration entries. ver 4.1.3.N2.1 again snmp entries deleted. There is no prompt upon reload to save or not save current configuration

Re: Nexus 5000 factory Default problem

sbhadrav@cisco.com — Tue, 20 Mar 2018 07:06:14 GMT

Got two new boxes that I am thoroughly impressed with. What am I missing? I want to reset Ethernet interfaces to default status as in IOS: (config)# default interface f0/1 <cr>. I've search command reference syntax high and low. I've learned more of the CLI trying to find something that would return an interface configuration to its default. Which is good but... I do not trust issuing a set of 'no' prefixes to configuration lines. That is not smart in IOS and I suspect not in NX-OS also.