Setting The Port Priority - 3Com LANPLEX 6000 User Manual

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Setting the Port
Priority
Port priority value
Top-Level Menu
system
display
summary
ethernet
mode
fddi detail
ipFragmentation
tokenring multicastLimit
ipxSnapTranslation
stpState
bridge
trFddiMode
stpCost
ip
addressThreshold
stpPriority
snmp
agingTime
analyzer srRingNumber
stpState
script address
stpPriority
logout
stpMaxAge
stpHelloTime
stpForwardDelay
srBridgeNumber
port
packetFilter
B P
DMINISTERING RIDGE ORTS
You are prompted for the path cost for each port you specified.
5 Enter the path cost for the port(s).
The following example shows values being set for more than one module
and one port:
Slot 2 FDDI port 1 - Enter a new value [100]:
Slot 5 Ethernet port 3 - Enter a new value [100]:
Slot 5 Ethernet port 4 - Enter a new value [100]:
If your configuration was successful, you return to the previous menu. If the
configuration was not successful, you are notified that your changes failed,
and you can try to re-enter those changes.
The STP port priority influences the choice of port when the bridge has two
ports connected to the same LAN, creating a loop. The port with the lowest
port priority will be the one used by Spanning Tree.
Port priority is a 1-octet value.
To configure the port priority:
1 From the top level of the Administration Console, enter:
bridge port stpPriority
You are prompted for slot number(s).
2 Enter the number(s) of the slot(s) or
priority on ports for all bridges in the system.
You are prompted for the port type.
3 Enter
Ethernet
You are prompted for the port number(s).
4 Enter the number(s) of the port(s) or
all ports on each bridge.
You are prompted for the port priority for each port you specified.
5 Enter the port priority for the port(s).
The following example shows values being set for more than one port:
all
, , , or
FDDI tokenring
all
if you want to configure the port
.
all
to configure the port priority for
50
200
200