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clear openflow statistics
Use the clear openflow statistics command to clear all openflow data structures
Examples
JFTP0Z1_console# clear openflow
clear openflow <subcommand>
possible subcommands:
statistics clear openflow statistics counters
JFTP0Z1_console# clear openflow statistics
Clearing all OpenFlow statistics
Clearing OpenFlow flow statistics for all flow tables
Clearing OpenFlow port statistics
Clearing all openflow statistics
Clearing queue statistics for all ports
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 1 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 2 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 3 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 4 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 5 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 6 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 7 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 8 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 9 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 10 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 11 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 12 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 13 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 14 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 15 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 16 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 17 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 18 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 19 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 20 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 21 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 22 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 23 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 24 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 50 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 51 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 52 for 8 queues
Clearing OpenFlow statistics for port 53 for 8 queues
All OpenFlow statistics cleared
copy top level command
Use the copy command to copy files within the switch and to upload and download files to and from the
switch.
User Guidelines
copy <source URL> <destination URL>
Copies a file from source to destination URL.
Valid URLs:
active, backup, backup-config, startup-config
tftp://<server ip>/<file name>
usb://<file name>Valid source and destination URLs:
active, backup, backup-config, startup-config
tftp://<server ip>/<file name>
usb://<file name>
Examples
copy tftp://aaa.bbb.cccc.ddd/<file to upload> <backup> - copies the file at the tftp location
specified into the backup partition.
copy <startup-config> <backup-config> - copies the config