SSM60 CLI

Connect to a serial port on the front panel of the SSM.
The SSM60 has two serial ports, one for the fabric switch (data ports) and one for the base switch (management ports).
In your terminal emulation program, set the baud rate to 9600.
Enter admin for the password.
Enter enable. This gives read and write permissions to the system. Not entering enable results in read-only permissions.
Enter ? for a list of available commands and usage.

Note - Load balancing commands are run on the fabric switch only.
Open a telnet session from one of the SGMs.

First make sure that you have connectivity to the SSMs by pinging these addresses:

Telnet from the SGM to the SSM
Enter admin for the password.
Enter enable. This gives read and write permissions to the system. Not entering enable results in read-only permissions.
Enter ? for a list of available commands and usage.

When connected, use these useful troubleshooting commands:

To	Run:
View the current configuration	`# show running-config`
View current ports status	`# show interface`
View interface statistics	`# show interface <interface id> statistics [extended]`
View SSM logs	`#show log buffer`
Modify the group of SGMs amongst which the load is distributed	`# configure terminal` `(config)# load-balance mtx-bucket [SGM ID, SGM ID,]` `(config)# load-balance apply` Note: the command will not work if you have an odd number of SGMs in the group. For example, do not run: #load-balance mtx-bucket 1,2,3 Run: #load-balance mtx-bucket 1,2,3,1,2,3

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