Learn how to deploy the SONiC network operating system on Netberg Ethernet switches. This section provides an overview of the SONiC architecture, instructions to install and upgrade the SONiC image, features and protocols available on SONiC, and configuration examples.
Netberg SONiC Distribution: Overview & Architecture
Netberg SONiC OS Installation and Upgrade or Downgrade Guide
Netberg SONiC images and downloads
Configuring Netberg SONiC via CLI and config_db.json
System Logging Protocol (Syslog)
Netberg SONiC Platform Diagnostics and System Health Monitoring
Collecting Technical Support & Debug Information in Netberg SONiC
Netberg SONiC System Inspection: Hardware, Software, and OS Information
Accessing and Using the Switching Silicon Shell in Netberg SONiC
User Management, Default Credentials, and Password Reset in Netberg SONiC
Creating Default Configuration and Factory Reset in Netberg SONiC
Netberg SONiC Port Management: Interface Speed, FEC & Description Setup
Monitoring Port and Router Interface Counters in Netberg SONiC
Transceivers and cables status
LAG (Link Aggregation, port-channel)
Monitoring Port and Router Interface Counters in Netberg SONiC
Configuring CoPP (Control Plane Policing) on Netberg SONiC Switches
Startup & Running Configuration
MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit)
Configuring BFD (Bidirectional Forwarding Detection) in Netberg SONiC
Configuring VRF (Virtual Routing and Forwarding) in Netberg SONiC
FRRouting Setup Guide: Initialization and Protocol Configuration in SONiC
Configuring BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) in Netberg SONiC
Configuring BGP Network Advertisements & Route Redistribution in Netberg SONiC
Configuring BGP Unnumbered (RFC 5549) in Netberg SONiC
Equal Cost Multipathing – ECMP
Configuring Weighted-Cost Multi-Path (WCMP) in Netberg SONiC
Netberg SONiC OSPF Setup Guide: Open Shortest Path First Configuration
VxLAN Configuration and Show Commands
Netberg SONiC QoS Guide: DSCP Traffic Classification, Scheduler and Shaping
Buffer Management in Netberg SONiC
Configuring WRED and ECN Congestion Control in Netberg SONiC
Configuring Priority Flow Control (PFC) for Lossless Traffic in Netberg SONiC
Netberg SONiC Priority Flow Control (PFC) Watchdog Setup Guide
Configuring Access Control Lists (ACLs) in Netberg SONiC
Configuring PINS (P4 Integrated Network Stack) in Netberg SONiC
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