Deployment Guide

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set default logging level
Use the set default logging level command to change the default logging level that the switch uses when
the system starts.
Examples
FJ6K0Z1_console> set default logging level
set default logging level <default level>
Set the default logging level. This is the persistent log level that the switch initializes to
by default when it starts up.
The level can be:
0 = OFF (FATAL only)
1 = BASIC (FATAL,ERROR,WARNING)
2 = INFO (FATAL,ERROR,WARNING,INFO)
3 = MESSAGE (FATAL,ERROR,WARNING,INFO,MESSAGEs)
4 = VERBOSE (and then some)
5 = TRACING
6 = ALMOST ALL (except for in progress debugging)
7 = ALL
set ip subcommands
Displays the subcommands supported under set ip.
Examples
FJ6K0Z1_console> set ip
set ip <subcommand>
possible subcommands:
address set ip address for the management port
dhcp enable the dhcp client service on the management port
gateway set the default gateway for the management port
ssh set system ip ssh settings
syslog set system ip syslog settings
telnet set system ip telnet settings
set ip address
Use to set the static IP address of the switch.
Examples
FJ6K0Z1_console> set ip address
set ip address <ip address>/<masklength>
Set ip address for the management port. This command uses CIDR notation.
set ip dhcp
Use to enable DHCP on the switch and store this information into the switch configuration. Use the no ip
dhcp command to disable it.
Examples
FJ6K0Z1_console> set ip dhcp
set ip dhcp
Enable the DHCP client service.
set ip gateway
Use to set the default IP gateway on the management port and store this information to the switch
configuration.
Examples
FJ6K0Z1_console> set ip gateway
set ip gateway <gateway address>
Set the default_gateway for the management port.