CLI for Brocade Workflow Composer.
bwc is the main CLI application. Currently for 2.0 the only solution that we ship is IP Fabric (ipf). The goal is to allow the cli to cater to multiple application and hence the ‘bwc ipf’ nouns in the commands. The output of the commands will be updated as the implementation gets completed
Currently the commands available are are follows:
bwc ipf show Show Fabric state or topology configuration .
bwc ipf inventory Register, Delete, Update or list switches.
bwc ipf workflow Execute Workflows on the switches.
bwc ipf fabric Add, Delete and Show Fabric/Fabric Config.
For the ‘ipf show’ command here are the options available:
bwc ipf show config bgp [–fabric=fabric name] | [–host=ip address] - Show the BGP configuration of the specified fabric or host
bwc ipf show topology [fabric=fabric name] [–format=<pdf, jpeg, png, svg>] [–render_dir ] -Draws the topology of the specified fabric
For the ‘ipf inventory’ command here are the sub-options available:
bwc ipf inventory register [host=ip address] [fabric=fabric name][user=<user_name>] [passwd=<password>] - Register a switch to the specified fabric
bwc ipf inventory delete [host=ip address] - Delete the specified device from the inventory
bwc ipf inventory update [–fabric=fabric name | –host=ip address] - Update the inventory details of the switch or the entire fabric
bwc ipf inventory list [–fabric=fabric name | –host=ip address] - List all the devices in the fabric or the specified switch details
bwc ipf inventory show vcs links [fabric=fabric name] - Display VCS links for the specified fabric
bwc ipf inventory show lldp [fabric=fabric name] - Display LLDP details for the specified fabric
For the ‘ipf fabric’ command here are the sub-options available:
bwc ipf fabric add [fabric=fabric name] - Create a new fabric
bwc ipf fabric delete [fabric=fabric name] - Delete an existing fabric
bwc ipf fabric config show [fabric=fabric name] - Display specified fabric configurations
bwc ipf fabric config set [fabric=fabric name] [key=key] [value=value] - Set (add / edit) current fabric configuration
bwc ipf fabric config delete [fabric=fabric name] [key=] - Delete fabric configuration key.
For the ‘ipf workflow’ command here are the sub-options:
bwc ipf workflow bgp [fabric=fabric name] - Executed the IP Fabric workflow.
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