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270 Configuring system settings
/cfg/sys/host #/interface <interface ID>
followed by:
primary <port>
delete
Configuring static routes
To manage static routes on a cluster-wide level when more than one
interface is configured, use the following command:
/cfg/sys/routes
To manage static routes for a particular Nortel SNAS host when more than
one interface is configured, use the following command:
/cfg/sys/host <host ID> /routes
where
host ID is an integer automatically assigned to
To manage static routes for a particular interface, use the following
command:
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the host when you perform initial setup on the
Nortel SNAS device.
Nortel Secure Network Access Switch
Using the Command Line Interface
NN47230-100 03.01 Standard
28 July 2008
Specifies the primary port in the interface,
on which the active link is set up. If the
primary port fails, the active link is immediately
transferred to a remaining (secondary) port. As
soon as the primary port regains functionality,
the active link is transferred back to the
primary port.
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port is an integer indicating the port
number of the physical port assigned to the
interface. The default is 0 (zero).
The default value of zero means that the
currently active link remains in use until it
fails. If the port fails, the link is transferred to
another port. The link remains active on the
port to which it was transferred, even after the
failed port regains functionality.
The primary port setting applies only when
you have configured more than one port in the
interface, and the mode is failover.
Removes the interface from the system
configuration.
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