To run, type canu. It should run and display help.
To see a list of commands and arguments, just append --help.
When running CANU, the Shasta version is required; it can be specified with either -s or --shasta. For example:
canu -s 1.5
Make a new directory to save switch IP addresses.
mkdir ips_folder
cd ips_folder
Parse CSI files and save switch IP addresses.
canu -s 1.5 init --csi-folder /var/www/prep/SYSTEMNAME/ --out ips.txt
canu -s 1.5 network firmware --ips-file ips.txt
canu -s 1.5 network cabling --ips-file ips.txt
canu -s 1.5 validate bgp --ips-file ips.txt –verbose
canu -s 1.5 validate cabling --ips-file ips.txt
With the system’s SHCD, CANU can also validate the configuration and cabling.
canu -s 1.5 validate shcd --shcd SHCD.xlsx
canu -s 1.5 validate shcd-cabling --shcd SHCD.xlsx --ips-file ips.txt
canu -s 1.5 network config --shcd SHCD.xlsx --csi-folder /var/www/prep/SYSTEMNAME/ --folder configs