Overview
Use this procedure to insert a switch into operational mode using the CLI.
Use this procedure to insert a switch to operational mode using the CLI.
Procedure
[no]no debug-switch node_id or node_name Inserts the switch to operational mode. |
Cisco APIC Getting Started Guide, Release 6.2(x)
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Updated: January 12, 2026
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Use this procedure to insert a switch into operational mode using the CLI.
Use this procedure to insert a switch to operational mode using the CLI.
[no]no debug-switch node_id or node_name Inserts the switch to operational mode. |
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