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Table 127 switch Commands (continued)
COMMAND
port
Chapter 16 Commands
priority <mstid> <priority>
revision <revision level>
show
version rstp|mstp
vlanmap <mstid> <vid>
[<end_vid>]
disable <giga-port>
enable <giga-port>
disable <giga-port> Turns off flow control on a port.
flowctrl
enable <giga-port>
frametype <giga-port> all|tag Sets the port(s) to accept VLAN tagged and
disable <giga-port> Turns on GVRP for a port(s).
gvrp
enable <giga-port>
mode <giga-port>
uplink|subtend
mstp disable <giga-port>
<mstid>
enable <giga-port>
<mstid>
pathcost <giga-
port> <mstid>
<pathcost>
p2plink <giga-port>
auto|enable|disable
priority <giga-
port> <mstid>
<priority>
show <mstid>
[<end_mstid>]
name <giga-port> <name>
priority <giga-port>
<priority>
pvid <giga-port> <vid>
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DESCRIPTION
Sets the priority of the switch for the
instance ranges. The lower the number, the
more likely the switch will be chosen as the
root bridge.
Enter 0, 4096, 8192, 12288, 16384, 20480,
24576, 28672, 32768, 36864, 40960,
45056, 49152, 53248, 57344 or 61440 in
this field.
Sets the configuration version number (0 -
65535).
Displays MSTP settings.
Sets the spanning tree protocol version the
switch uses.
Sets the VLAN-MSTID mapping.
Turns off data transmission on a port.
Turns on data transmission on a port.
Turns on flow control on a port.
untagged Ethernet frames or only tagged.
Turns off GVRP for a port(s).
Sets a port to operate as uplink or
subtending.
Deactivates MSTP on the port in the
spanning tree instance.
Activates MSTP on the port in the spanning
tree instance.
Sets the path cost (between 0 and
200000000). Enter 0 to have the system
automatically set the path cost based on
the link speed.
Enables point-to-point connection.
Specify the priority (0 - 255) of the Ethernet
port in the MST region. The system
automatically rounds the number to the
nearest multiple of 16.
Displays MSTP settings.
Sets the name of a port.
Sets a port's default ingress user priority
(0~7).
Sets the PVID (Port VLAN ID) (1~4094)
assigned to untagged frames or priority
frames (0 VID) received on this port(s).
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