When updating ExtremeXOS, it is important to choose your software release carefully. The newest builds may contain new features that are not yet stable. I learned this the hard way. The Extreme support portal currently does not label their software builds with anything that indicates what is a stable build and what is may contain new unstable features.
Saturday, January 10, 2015
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Extreme Networks EXOS Cheat Sheet
After working in primarily Cisco or Cisco-esque CLIs, ExtremeXOS can have a bit of a learning curve. At the time of this post, Extreme Networks' documentation is almost entirely in PDFs. In my opinion, these are a bit of a pain to navigate and are not well indexed by search engines.
This post is meant to serve as a basic EXOS cheat sheet. It is by no means meant to be a configuration guide or thorough command reference. I will update this post periodically to add additional commands.
update: I reached out to Extreme regarding their documentation (I work for a partner), and it turns out they already have an EXOS cheat sheet, so my channel SE sent it over. I was not able to find this document anywhere on Extreme's site. However, an Extreme SE confirmed this document is public, so here it is: EXOS Quick Guide - Cheat Sheet. I may still update this page on occasion, but Extreme's document is more complete.
This post is meant to serve as a basic EXOS cheat sheet. It is by no means meant to be a configuration guide or thorough command reference. I will update this post periodically to add additional commands.
update: I reached out to Extreme regarding their documentation (I work for a partner), and it turns out they already have an EXOS cheat sheet, so my channel SE sent it over. I was not able to find this document anywhere on Extreme's site. However, an Extreme SE confirmed this document is public, so here it is: EXOS Quick Guide - Cheat Sheet. I may still update this page on occasion, but Extreme's document is more complete.
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