Router Configuration Differences Between the Cisco SRE-V and the E-Series Server—Cisco ISR G2
The examples in the following table provide the key differences between the Cisco SRE-V and the E-Series Server configuration.
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Cisco E-Series Server Configuration |
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Note the following differences:
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In the E-Series Server, the sm slot/port command is replaced by the ucse slot/port command.
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In the E-Series Server, the service-module keyword is replaced by the imc keyword.
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In the E-Series Server, the default gateway command resides in the same command line as the imc ip address command.
- Since the E-Series Server has different external interfaces, you must specify the access port using the imc access-port command.
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In the E-Series Server, you can either use the dedicated interface or one of the shared local area network on motherboard (shared LOM) interfaces to configure CIMC access. See Configuring Access to the Management Firmware.
In the above example, the imc access-port shared-lom console command uses the console interface for CIMC access, where:
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imc access-port—is the physical Ethernet connection to the E-Series Server.
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shared-lom—is shared LOM.
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console—is the router interface.
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The command to session into the server has also changed:
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The Cisco SRE-V uses the service-module sm slot/0 session command to session into the server.
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The E-Series Server uses the ucse slot session {imc | host} command to session into the server.