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v Initiates a packet-capture session on Ethernet 0. Packet-capture data is written to
v Initiates and then terminates a packet-capture session.
standby
Implements a failover configuration
Syntax
Assign both interfaces to a group using a Virtual IP address (VIP).
Assign a priority to a group.
Set the authentication parameters for the group.
Add additional IP addresses for a group.
Indicate preempt mode for the group.
Delete a group from the current interface.
Delete all groups from the current interface.
Parameters
group
ip VIP Specifies the IP address that one member of this group listens on at any
priority priority
the file Eth0Trace in the general storage directory. The session terminates after
30 seconds or when Eth0Trace contains 2500 kilobytes of data (whichever occurs
first).
# packet-capture store://Eth0Trace 1800 2500
Trace begun.
. .
.
#
# packet-capture store://Eth0Trace 1800 2500
Trace begun.
. .
.
# no packet-capture store://Eth0Trace
#
standby group ip VIP
standby group priority priority
standby group auth auth-high auth-low
standby group ip-aux IP-address[:IP-address ...]
standby group { on | off }
no standby group
no standby
Identifies the standby group. Use an integer in the range of 1 to 255.
time. The value must be on the same IP subnet as the primary IP address
of this VLAN.
Specifies the priority of the interface. Use an integer in the range of 0 to
255. The default is 100.
The interface with the highest priority becomes the active interface. The
interface with the lesser priority becomes the standby interface. For this
reason, specify a priority of less than 100 for the standby member of the
group.
Chapter 90. VLAN configuration mode
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