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... not know the current settings, restore the factory default
settings described in Restoring the Factory Default eos Image and Startup Configuration.
The no boot console and default boot console commands ...
booting the switch
This chapter describes the switch boot process, describes configuration options, and
lists the components it requires, including the boot loader, the boot loader shell, and
other ...
Upgrade/Downgrade commands
install
reload fast-boot
reload hitless
install
The install
command copies the specified eos image onto the switch if the source is
external, configures the ...
... same mount point with the same
options. Boot the eos again by installing a new boot-config file and and eos SWI, then
rebooting using Aboot or fullrecover.
All secure erasing is best effort. Use firmware-based ...
... secure provisioning, you must ensure that only approved DHCP servers can
communicate with the switch until after completing the ZTP process. Arista also
recommends validating the eos image on your ZTP ...
... the password from the encrypted string. If the
clear-text password is lost, delete the corresponding
PASSWORD command line from the
boot-config file.
Note:
The eos boot secret command adds or
modifies ...
... distributes operational state information across a set of eos switches to support applications that provide network services. See the CloudVision User Guide, https://www.arista.com/en/support/product-documentation, ...
... in
section 2.1.1.2 of RFC8667.
The following enhancements are available by release:
eos Release 4.22.1F adds support for TI-LFA backup paths that protect IS-IS SR labeled traffic corresponding to a ...
Standard Upgrades and Downgrades
Standard software upgrades and downgrades on Arista switches are accomplished by installing a
different eos image and reloading the switch. On switches with redundant ...
... the successor to Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), is a security protocol used to communicate between client and server. It establishes an encrypted communication channel to secure data.
By default, eos uses ...
... MLAG.)
QoS
Note: SSU and VRRP are not compatible. Use a different upgrade method if you have VRRP
configured on the switch.
Upgrading the eos image with Smart System
Upgrade
Using SSU to ...
... Configuration
Restoring the Factory Default eos Image and Startup Configuration
USB Support for ZeroTouch Provisioning
Restoring the Configuration and Image from a USB Flash Drive
The first three ...
Managing eos Extensions
The most simple and efficient way to make the most of the extensibility in eos through the use of
extensions. An extension provides a pre-packaged optional feature or a set ...
...
When the switch is powered on or rebooted, Aboot reads its configuration from
boot-config on the internal flash and attempts
to boot a configured eos software image (with the extension
.swi).
You can ...
... 1.9.0-52504.eos2.0
Press Control-C now to enter Aboot shell
To continue the reload process, do nothing. Typing Ctrl-C opens the
Aboot shell; see Aboot commands for
Aboot editing instructions.
...
Initial Configuration and Recovery
This chapter describes initial
configuration and recovery tasks. Subsequent chapters provide details
about features introduced in this chapter.
This chapter contains ...
... CLI.
This chapter includes these sections:
Accessing the eos CLI
Processing commands
Kernel-based Virtual Machine commands and Configuration
switch Platforms
Command Modes
Managing switch
Configuration ...
... is
limited. Any configuration changes made on the standby supervisor will be lost when
the supervisor reboots.
Note: When upgrading the eos on a dual-supervisor switch to an SSO-capable version
(4.11.0 ...
... changed since the last boot.
boot-config
The boot-config file is an ASCII file that Aboot uses to configure console
communication settings, locate the eos flash image, and specify
initial network ...