When working with Dell Force 10 networking equpment. the following CLI commands is very helpful.
"show int status" - shows all interfaces and what vlans its member of. unfortunately it will not show which vlans its tagged and untagged in.
"show vlan" - shows your vlans, and what ports are member of those vlans.
"show vlt brief" - if you are using vlt lag portchannel, use this to show your status of your vlt's.
"q" - will exit the switch compared with HP-switches were you have to write "exit" to logout.
in config mode "int tengigbitethernet range <ports>" - with this you can set commands on multiple ports at the same time, like "switchport" or "spanning-tree"-options. instead of per interface.
"show int status" - shows all interfaces and what vlans its member of. unfortunately it will not show which vlans its tagged and untagged in.
"show vlan" - shows your vlans, and what ports are member of those vlans.
"show vlt brief" - if you are using vlt lag portchannel, use this to show your status of your vlt's.
"q" - will exit the switch compared with HP-switches were you have to write "exit" to logout.
in config mode "int tengigbitethernet range <ports>" - with this you can set commands on multiple ports at the same time, like "switchport" or "spanning-tree"-options. instead of per interface.
