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Page 18 This guide contains the following chapters: Chapter 1, Using the Command Line Interface — Provides information on how to use the Cajun P550 Command Line Interface. Chapter 2, AFT — Provides descriptions of the AFT commands.
Page 19 Chapter 22, SNMP — Provides descriptions of the SNMP commands. Chapter 23, STAP — Provides descriptions of the STAP commands. Chapter 24, Switch Fab — Provides descriptions of the commands for managing the switch fabric of the Cajun P550. Chapter 25, Switch IP— Provides descriptions of the commands for managing IP routes and interfaces.
Page 20 URL: http://pubs.lucentctc.com/ Certain resources used by the Web Agent are located off the switch to preserve switch memory. Setting up a help server location for the switch allows the switch to access: Online documentation...
Page 21 3. In the System Configuration section of the Web Agent window, click Server Location. The Online Help Configuration dialog box opens. 4. In the HTTP Server Location field, enter the host name or IP address of the HTTP server followed by the server name with a port designation of :2010 (for example, for a host named phantom, enter: http://phantom:2010).
Page 22 126. ! If you decide to install your online help on a Web server other than the Lucent HTTP server bundled on the CajunDocs CD-ROM, transfer the help subdirectory to that Web server and enter the URL for that web server in the Server Location field.
Page 23 Preface " #$ # % The server and help files are available on the Internet. To download update your CajunDocs CD: 1. Launch a web browser and go to the CajunDocs Installer Web page at: http://pubs.lucentctc.com/cdrom/cajundocs.html 2.
Page 24 Interconnections: Bridges and Routers — Radia Perlman, ISBN 0-201-56332-0 Throughout the book, the term Layer 2, often followed by the abbreviation L2, is used to indicate switching capabilities. For example, the name, Layer 2 Supervisor Module, indicates a supervisor module that enables switching.
Page 25 This chapter describes: Command Mode Summaries Accessing/Exiting the Command Modes Basic Functions Accessing the CLI Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 26: Overview
# $ The Cajun P550/P220 CLI consists of various command modes. The commands you can enter depend on the mode you are in. Each command mode has a distinct prompt. This manual describes the main command modes listed in Table 1-1.
Page 27: Accessing/Exiting The Command Modes
Overview %&' # Use the following information to access and exit the command modes. Table 1-2. Accessing/Exiting the Command Modes Main Command Modes Mode To Access Prompt To Exit User Log in. Cajun> Enter exit. Privileged From the User...
Page 28: Basic Functions
Overview ( Enter a question mark (?) at the system prompt to display the commands in a mode. For other help, use the following commands. Table 1-3. Basic Functions Command Description Example partial-command? (First Lists the commands that begin...
Page 29 ( % # Most CLI commands have a no form. In general, the no form disables a feature/function or restores a default for Layer 3 commands. Clear disables the Layer 2 set commands. The Description section of each command describes the no or clear form (if applicable to the command).
Page 30 To access the CLI using telnet: 1. Obtain the name and password for the user account you will be using. 2. At the system prompt, enter telnet and the IP address or hostname to which you are telnetting. telnet <IP address > or hostname " %...
Page 31 (auto-increment) set aft instance vlan (hash-table-size) set aft super-agetime show aft config show aft entry show aft instance Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 32: Clear Aft Instance Invalid-Learned-Entries Vlan
- Specifies the AFT instance associated with the name of this VLAN. This example clears all invalid learned entries in the AFT instance for the vlan named “Default.” Cajun(configure)# clear aft instance invalid-learned-entries vlan All Invalid Learned Entries successfully deleted in AFT Instance for Vlan “Default”...
Page 33: Clear Aft Instance Learned-Entries Vlan
* Delete all learned entries and invalid learned entries from a particular AFT instance. To Enable: clear aft instance learned-entries vlan {<vlan-id> | name <vlan-name>} Table 2-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 34: Set Aft Agetime
Set the AFT age time. The default time is 300 seconds. To Enable: set aft agetime <age-time-value> Table 2-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition age-time-value Enter the amount of time, in seconds, after which aft entries become invalid.
Page 35: Set Aft Auto-Sizing-Threshold
*+ * Set the AFT auto sizing threshold (percentage before auto-incrementing hash tables). The default percentage is 40%. To Enable: set aft auto-sizing-threshold <threshold-value> Table 2-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition threshold-value Enter the desired percentage full that a hash table must be before it auto-increments itself.
Page 36: Set Aft Entry
Create a static AFT entry or modify an existing static or learned AFT entry. The negative form of this command deletes a static or learned aft entry. To Enable: set aft entry <mac-address> vlan {<vlan-id> | name <vlan-name>} port-binding {filter | forward...
Page 37 - The AFT entry has high priority. This example sets an aft entry on “Default” vlan, with a port binding option of “forward,” a persistence option of “ageout” and a “normal” priority. Cajun(configure)# set aft entry 44:44:44:44:44:44 vlan name “Default”...
Page 38 • false - The hash table does not auto-increment itself. This example sets the auto-increment flag for the aft instance vlan named “Default” to false, which means that the hash table does not auto-increment itself. Cajun(configure)# set aft instance vlan name ‘Default”...
Page 39 (all values are power of 2): 16|32|64|128|256|512|1024|2048| 4096|8192 This example sets the AFT instance vlan named “default” hash table size to 2048. Cajun(configure)# set aft instance vlan name “Default” hash-table-size 2048 AFT Instance Hash Table Size for Vlan “Default” (vlanID 1)
Page 40: Set Aft Super-Agetime
.* Set the AFT super age time. The default is seven (7) days. To Enable: set aft super-agetime <super-age-time-value> Table 2-8. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition super-age-time-value Enter the amount of time, in days, after which invalid aft entries are removed.
Page 41: Show Aft Config
Show the global configuration of the Address Forwarding Table. To Enable: show aft config Cajun> show aft config AFT Manager Configuration: ========================== Age Time: 300 Super Age Time: 604800...
Page 42: Show Aft Entry
Search for, and display all AFT entries that match the criteria specified in the command. To Enable: show aft entry [mac <wildcard-mac-address>] [vlan {<vlan-id> | name <vlan-name>}] [port-binding {cpu|filter|forward [<mod-port-spec>]}] [status {learned|management|self|multicast}] Table 2-9.
Page 43 Cajun> show aft entry AFT Entries matching search criteria: “All Entries” ====================================================================== MAC Address Port Valid VlanGID Priority Persistence Status ----------- ---- ----- ------- -------- ----------- 01:80:C2:00:00:00 cpu valid high permanent self 01:80:C2:00:00:01 cpu valid high permanent self...
Page 44: Show Aft Instance
Show the AFT instance for a particular VLAN or show all AFT instances for all VLANs. If no VLAN parameter is specified, all instances show on the switch. To Enable: show aft instance [vlan {<vlan-id> | name <vlan-name> }] Table 2-10.
Page 45 Instance for Vlan “Discard” (vlanID 8193) AutoSizeHT: false UseConfHTsize: false KeepInvalidInCol: false UseInvalidInBktSizing: true KeepInvalidInBkt: false ConfigHTsize: Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 2-15...
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Page 48 Appletalk show appletalk nbp show appletalk route show appletalk static cable-range show appletalk traffic show appletalk zone Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 49: Appletalk Access-Group
Appletalk .. *. Assign an access list to an Apple Talk interface. The no form of this command removes the access list from the interface. To Enable: appletalk access-group <access-list-number> To Disable: no appletalk access-group <access-list-number>...
Page 50: Appletalk Access-List
Access List. The default is to permit all zones and all NBP objects. The access list applies to either an Appletalk zone name or to the object portion of an NBP entity. To delete a zone from the zone list, delete the static route first.
Page 51 • Nbp applies the access-list to the name field of Appletalk Naming Binding Protocol (NBP) entities. name The name of the zone or NBP object to which this entry applies. additional-zones Additional zone names. This keyword defines the default action to take for access check, which apply to zones.
Page 52: Appletalk Address
Appletalk .. Configure an Appletalk Phase I Address for an Interface. The no form of this command removes the Appletalk interface itself. To Enable: appletalk address <network.node> To Disable: [no] appletalk address Table 3-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 53: Appletalk Admin-State
Appletalk .. * Set the administrative state of an Appletalk Interface. The default value is up. To Enable: appletalk admin-state {up|down} Table 3-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition up|down The administrative state of an Appletalk interface.
Page 54: Appletalk Cable-Range
Appletalk .. * Configure an Appletalk Phase II for an interface. The no form of this command disables Appletalk for this interface. To Enable: appletalk cable-range <cable-range>[<network.node>] To Disable: [no] appletalk cable-range Table 3-5. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 55 Appletalk Cajun(config-if:serial0)# appletalk cable-range 222.244 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 56: Appletalk Echo
Appletalk .. Send an Appletalk echo request to a specified Appletalk node. To Enable: appletalk echo <network.node> Table 3-6. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition network.node • network - The DDP network address of the Appletalk device.
Page 57: Appletalk Mac-Format
.. * Set the Appletalk Interface MAC format to be used. The default value is snap. The no form of this command resets the MAC format for the interface to the default value. To Enable:...
Page 58: Appletalk Routing
Appletalk .. Enable Appletalk routing. The no form of this command disables Appletalk routing. The default for Appletalk routing is disabled. To Enable: appletalk routing To Disable: [no] appletalk routing ...
Page 59: Appletalk Static Cable-Range
Create an appletalk static route. The no form of this command removes the static route itself, or only removes a zone from the static route if the zone name is supplied. To Enable: appletalk static cable-range <cable-range> to <network.node>...
Page 60 This example creates a static route to a remote router whose address is 1.5 on the remote network 110-120 in the remote zone “adams”. Cajun(config)# appletalk static cable-range 110-120 to 1.5 zone adams...
Page 61: Appletalk Vlan
Appletalk .. Assigns the Appletalk interface to a VLAN. The no form of this command resets the VLAN to the discard VLAN, which is the default value. To Enable: appletalk vlan {<vlan-id>|name<vlan-name>} To Disable: [no] appletalk vlan Table 3-9.
Page 62: Appletalk Zone
Add an Appletalk zone name to an interface. The no form of this command removes a specifically named zone name from an interface, or all zone names, if no zone name is specified. The first zone added is the default zone. This command can be issued, as needed, to assign additional zone names to an interface.
Page 63: Clear Appletalk Arp
Appletalk .. . Delete a single or all entries from the Appletalk AARP and Appletalk Routing tables and clear the Appletalk counters. To Enable: clear appletalk arp [<network.node>] Table 3-11. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 64: Clear Appletalk Route
Appletalk .. Delete a single or all Appletalk routing entries from the Appletalk Routing Table. To Enable: clear appletalk route [<network>] Table 3-12. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition network network - The number of the network to which the route provides access.
Page 65: Clear Appletalk Traffic
Appletalk .. Clear the Appletalk counters. To Enable: clear appletalk traffic Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 3-19...
Page 66: Ping Appletalk
Appletalk . .. Send an Appletalk Echo Request to a specific Appletalk node. To Enable: ping appletalk <network.node> Table 3-13. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition network.node • network - The DDP network address of the Appletalk device.
Page 67: Show Appletalk Access-Lists
Cajun> show appletalk access-list Apple Talk Access Lists Index Type Operation Name NBP Deny Lime Zone Permit Zone700 Zone Permit Zone500 Zone Permit Area0 Zone Permit Zone600 Zone Deny Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 3-21...
Page 68: Show Appletalk Arp
To Enable: show appletalk arp [all] Table 3-14. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition Shows local and broadcast entries, in addition to dynamic entries listed in the Appletalk Arp Table. Cajun> show appletalk arp AT AARP Cache Table Hardware Address...
Page 69: Show Appletalk Globals
Appletalk .. Display information about the router’s Appletalk status. To Enable: show appletalk globals Cajun> show appletalk globals AT Global Statistics Apple Talk Routing is enabled Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 70: Show Appletalk Interface
Appletalk .. Display Appletalk-related interface settings for a specific interface, or all interfaces when interface-name is omitted. To Enable: show appletalk interface [<brief>] [interface-name] Table 3-15. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition brief A keyword indicating that only summary information is to be displayed.
Page 71: Show Appletalk Nbp
Appletalk .. . Show all Appletalk Name Binding Protocol (NBP) entries. To Enable: show appletalk nbp Cajun> show appletalk nbp AppleTalk Name Binding Protocol Table Index Object : Type@Zone on Interface 1 PORT_8000.1:Router@Zone8000 on at_if3...
Page 72: Show Appletalk Route
Appletalk .. Display the contents of the Appletalk Routing Table. To Enable: show appletalk route [<starting-range>] Table 3-16. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition starting-range If the starting range is supplied, the entry corresponding to this specific AppleTalk network is displayed;...
Page 73: Show Appletalk Static Cable-Range
Appletalk .. * Display the static routes that are configured for Appletalk. To Enable: show appletalk static cable-range [<starting-range>] Table 3-17. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition starting-range If the starting range is supplied, the entry corresponding to this specific static route is displayed;...
Page 74: Show Appletalk Traffic
TTL Expired 0 Checksum Error AARP Req Rcv 0 AAPR Replies Rcv AARP Invalid PDU AARP Req Tx 0 AARP Replies Tx Config Address Error 0 Config Zone Error 3-28 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 75: Show Appletalk Zone
Appletalk .. + Display the contents of the Appletalk Zone Information Table (ZIT). To Enable: show appletalk zone [<zone-name>] Table 3-18. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition zone-name The name of the zone corresponding to the entry. When omitted, all entries in the table are displayed.
Page 76 Appletalk 3-30 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 77: Set Buffering Fabric-Port (Priority Threshold)
(hipri-alloc) set buffering fabric-port (hipri-service-ratio) set buffering fabric-port (priority threshold) set buffering port (age-timer) set buffering port (highpri-allocation) set buffering port (hipri-service-ratio) set buffering port (pri-threshold) show buffering fabric-port show buffering port Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 78 Buffering *. ,*- Set the input or output buffer age timer range for a fabric port. The default age-timer range is 160-320. To Enable: <fabric-port-spec> [routing] set buffering fabric-port {input|output} age-timer {160-to-320|640-to-1280} Table 4-1.
Page 79 Set the input or output buffer high priority allocation percentage. The default percentage value is 20%. Note: The switch must be rebooted for changes to this parameter to take effect. To Enable: fabric-port-spec> set buffering fabric-port <...
Page 80 Buffering *. ,.**- Set the input or output buffer priority threshold for a fabric port. The default ratio is 999-to-1. To Enable: fabric-port-spec > [routing] set buffering fabric-port < {input|output} hipri-service-ratio {3-to-1|99-to-1|999-to-1|9999-to-1} Table 4-3.
Page 81 4. To Enable: set buffering fabric-port <fabric-port-spec> [routing] {input | output} pri-threshold {1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | all-frames-normal-priority} Table 4-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition...
Page 82 Set the output buffer age timer range for a physical port. To Enable: set buffering port <mod-port-spec> output age-timer {21 | 42 | 84 | 168 | 336 | 672 | 1340} Table 4-5. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition mod-port-spec Specifies the module and the port.
Page 83 Buffering . ,.* - Set the output buffer high priority allocation percentage for a physical port. To Enable: set buffering port <mod-port-spec> output hipri-alloc {10 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50} Table 4-6.
Page 84 Buffering . ,.**- Set the output buffer high priority service ratio for a physical port. To Enable: set buffering port <mod-port-spec> output hipri-service-ratio {1-to-1|3-to-1|7-to-1|15-to-1| 31-to-1|63-to-1|127-to-1|255-to-1|511-to-1| 1023-to-1|2047-to-1| 4095-to-1|8191-to-1| 16383-to-1|32767-to-1} Table 4-7. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 85 Buffering . ,.*- Set the output buffer priority threshold for a physical port. To Enable: set buffering port <mod-port-spec> output pri-threshold {1|2|3|4|5|6|7| all-frames-normal-priority} Table 4-8. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition mod-port-spec Specifies the module and the port.
Page 86 Buffering *. Display the buffering configuration and statistics for a fabric port. To View: show buffering fabric-port [<fabric-port-spec> [...,<fabric-port-spec>] ] Table 4-9. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition fabric-port-spec Specifies a fabric port.
Page 87 To View: show buffering port [<mod-port-spec> […,<mod-port-spec>]] Table 4-10. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition mod-port-spec Specifies a particular port or a range of ports on a module. Cajun> show buffering port 6/19 Physical Port: 6/19 Input Buffer Output Buffer...
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Page 89 This chapter describes: set console baud set console databits set console flowcontrol set console initcmd set console parity set console stopbits set console type set console type show console Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 90: Set Console Baud
{300|1200|2400|4800|9600|19200| 38400|57600|115200} Table 5-1. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition A required parameter that sets the serial console port to the 300|...|115200 indicated baud rate. The value indicates the baud rate of interest. This example sets the console baud rate to 19200.
Page 91: Set Console Databits
This command is not applicable when the console serial port is configured in PPP mode. The input will not be accepted or stored when the console serial port is configured in PPP mode. However, if the console serial port is configured as TTY mode and the databits width is configured, the console serial port can be changed to PPP mode and the databit width is saved until TTY mode is restored.
Page 92: Set Console Flowcontrol
Console Sets the flow control type for the serial console port. The default for both TTY and PPP is xon/xoff. To Enable: set console flowcontrol {none|xon/xoff} Table 5-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 93: Set Console Initcmd
Sets the modem initialization string for console serial port modem control software. The default Modem Configuration String is AT&D0S0=1. This command is not applicable when the console serial port is configured in TTY mode. The input will not be accepted or stored when the serial port is configured in TTY mode.
Page 94: Set Console Parity
Sets the parity for the console serial port. The default setting is none. The concept of parity is not applicable to the console serial port when it is configured in PPP mode. When the console serial port is configured in PPP mode, the parity value cannot be accepted or stored.
Page 95: Set Console Stopbits
Sets the serial console port stopbits to 1 or 2 bits wide. The default setting is 1. Stopbits is not compatible with the serial console port configured in PPP mode. The stopbits parameter cannot be accepted or saved when the serial console port is configured as PPP mode.
Page 96: Set Console Transfer Ppp
When accepted, this command immediately terminates the current CLI session, logs the user out, and switches the I/O on the serial console port from the CLI processing software to the PPP layer. The remote host also needs to simultaneously change its I/O to use PPP software. This command is NOT stored (no back-end), and is only for use when the user has successfully dialed-into the Cajun.
Page 97: Set Console Type
Console . Set the console type to the indicated value - either tty or ppp. The default is tty. To Enable: set console type {tty|ppp} Table 5-7. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition tty|ppp Required parameter.
Page 98: Show Console
Show the serial console port configuration. To View: console show Cajun> show console Type: TTY Baudrate: 9600 bps Flow control: XON/XOFF Data bits: 8 Parity: None Stop bits: 1 5-10 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
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Page 100 DVMRP show ip dvmrp forwarding cache show ip dvmrp interface show ip dvmrp interface neighbors show ip dvmrp routes Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 101: Ip Dvmrp
DVMRP . . Enable and configure DVMRP services on an interface. The no form of this command disables DVMRP services on an interface. To Enable: ip dvmrp To Disable: [no] ip dvmrp ...
Page 102: Ip Dvmrp Graft-Retransmit-Interval
DVMRP . . * * "# Set the DVMRP graft message retransmit interval. Use the no form of this command to return to the default value of 5. To Enable: ip dvmrp graft-retransmit-interval <graft-retransmit-int> To Disable: [no] ip dvmrp graft-retransmit-interval Table 6-1.
Page 103: Ip Dvmrp Interface-Metric
DVMRP . . * Configure the DVMRP interface metric. The no form of this command restores the default, which is 1. To Enable: ip dvmrp interface-metric <intf-metric> To Disable: [no] ip dvmrp interface-metric Table 6-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 104: Ip Dvmrp Interface Type
DVMRP . . . Configure DVMRP interface type. The no form of this command restores the interface to the default interface type: broadcast. To Enable: ip dvmrp interface type {broadcast| nonEncapsulatedTunnel|IPIPTunnel} To Disable: [no] ip dvmrp interface type Table 6-3.
Page 105: Ip Dvmrp Min-Route-Flash-Update
DVMRP . . ** *. "# Set the DVMRP minimum route flash update period. Use the no form of this command to return to the default value of 5. To Enable: ip dvmrp min-route-flash-update <min-update-value> To Disable: [no] ip dvmrp min-route-flash-update Table 6-4.
Page 106: Ip Dvmrp Neighbor-Probe-Interval
DVMRP . . *.* "# Set the DVMRP neighbor probe interval. Use the no form of this command to return to the default value of 10 seconds. To Enable: ip dvmrp neighbor-probe-interval <neighbor-probe> To Disable: [no] ip dvmrp neighbor-probe-interval Table 6-5.
Page 107: Ip Dvmrp Neighbor-Timeout
DVMRP . . * "# Set the DVMRP neighbor timeout interval. Use the no form of this command to return to the default value of 35 seconds. To Enable: ip dvmrp neighbor-timeout <neighbor-timeout> To Disable: [no] ip dvmrp neighbor-timeout Table 6-6.
Page 108: Ip Dvmrp Prune-Message-Lifetime
DVMRP . . . ** "# Set the DVMRP prune message lifetime. Use the no form of this command to return to the default value of 7200 seconds. To Enable: ip dvmrp prune-message-lifetime <prune-lifetime> To Disable: [no] ip dvmrp prune-message-lifetime Table 6-7.
Page 109: Ip Dvmrp Prune-Retransmit-Interval
DVMRP . . . * * "# Set the DVMRP prune message retransmit interval. Use the no form of this command to return to the default value of 3 seconds. To Enable: ip dvmrp prune-retransmit-interval <prune-retransmit-int> To Disable: [no] ip dvmrp prune-retransmit-interval Table 6-8.
Page 110: Ip Dvmrp Remote-Tunnel-Address
DVMRP . . * * Configure the DVMRP remote-tunnel-address on an interface. The no form of this command restores the default, which is: no defined address. To Enable: ip dvmrp remote-tunnel-address <IP-Address> To Disable: [no] ip dvmrp remote-tunnel-address Table 6-9.
Page 111: Ip Dvmrp Route-Limit
DVMRP . . * "# Set the maximum routes allowed in DVMRP. Use the no form of this command to return to the default value of 5000 routes. To Enable: ip dvmrp route-limit <route-limit> To Disable: [no]ip dvmrp route-limit Table 6-10.
Page 112: Ip Dvmrp Stats-Reset
Reset the DVMRP global statistics. To Enable: ip dvmrp stats-reset This example shows the command for ip dvmrp stats-reset. Cajun(configure router:dvmrp)# ip dvmrp stats-reset 6-14 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 113: Ip Dvmrp Timers Basic
DVMRP . . "# Adjust the DVMRP network timers. Use the no form of this command to return to the default values. To Enable: ip dvmrp timers basic <rte-update> <rte-expire> <rte-holddown> To Disable: [no] ip dvmrp timers basic Table 6-11.
Page 114 DVMRP This example configures the ip dvmrp timers basic with route update time of 35 seconds, a route expiration time of 75 seconds and route holddown time of 145 seconds. Cajun(configure router:dvmrp)# ip dvmrp timers basic + <rte-update> <rte-expire> <rte-holddown>...
Page 115: Ip Multicast Prune-Source
DVMRP . . * Configure the host address used in DVMRP prune packets forwarded on this interface. The no form of this command restores the default, which is: host-addr. To Enable: ip multicast prune-source {host-addr|network-addr}...
Page 116: Ip Multicast Ttl-Threshold
DVMRP . * Configure the time-to-live for DVMRP packets forwarded on this interface. The no form of this command restores the default, which is: 0. To Enable: ip multicast ttl-threshold <ttl-thresh> To Disable: [no] ip multicast ttl-threshold Table 6-13.
Page 117: Router Dvmrp
DVMRP . Enable DVMRP services on an interface. The no form of the command disables DVMRP services. The default state is disables. To Enable: router dvmrp To Disable: [no] router dvmrp This example enables DVMRP routing and assigns a process number of 50.
Page 118: Show Ip Dvmrp
DVMRP . . Display the system-wide configuration information about the DVMRP protocol. To View: show ip dvmrp Cajun> show ip dvmrp DVMRP state is Enabled Neighbor probe interval: 10 Neighbor timeout interval: 35...
Page 119: Show Ip Dvmrp Designated Forwarders
DVMRP . . Display all DVMRP designated forwarding routers for the source network address and address mask. To View: show ip dvmrp designated forwarders <ip-addr> <mask> Table 6-14. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 120: Show Ip Dvmrp Downstream Dependent Routers
DVMRP . . . Display all DVMRP downstream dependent neighbor routers for the source network address and address mask. To View: show ip dvmrp downstream dependent routers <ip-addr> <mask> Table 6-15. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 121: Show Ip Dvmrp Forwarding Cache
Prune expiration tie in (sec): n/a Neighbor supports MTRACE requests: No Neighbor is SNMP manageable: No Upstream source(s): Flow source address: 9.0.0.33 Payload protocol type: UDP Source port number: n/a Destination port number: n/a Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 6-23...
Page 122: Show Ip Dvmrp Interface
To View: show ip dvmrp interface Cajun> show ip dvmrp interface DVMRP circuit IFIndex 8 on interface vlan40 state is up Interface address and mask: 10.0.4.94/255.255.255.0 Interface type: Broadcast Prune message flow source address: Use source host address...
Page 123: Show Ip Dvmrp Interface Neighbors
DVMRP . . Display all DVMRP neighbors on all DVMRP configured interfaces. To View: show ip dvmrp interface neighbors Cajun> show ip dvmrp interface neighbors DVMRP neighbor routers on interface vlan9 Neighbor network address: 9.0.0.10...
Page 124: Show Ip Dvmrp Routes
Cajun> show ip dvmrp routes DVMRP route table Source network and mask: 10.0.4.94/255.255.255.0 Reporting router: 10.0.6.96 Reporting router interface: vlan60 Route metric: 3 Expiration period in (sec): 18 6-26 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 125 This chapter describes: set huntgroup set huntgroup (redistribute) show huntgroup Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 126: Set Huntgroup
Create a huntgroup, modify an existing huntgroup or remove a huntgroup. If no load-sharing value is specified, then a huntgroup is created with load-sharing enabled. Use the clear huntgroup form of this command to remove a huntgroup. To Enable: set huntgroup <huntgroup-name>...
Page 127 Huntgroups . ,- Redistribute learned addresses to a huntgroup. The MAC addresses are redistributed among the huntgroup ports. To Enable: set huntgroup <huntgroup-name> redistribute Table 7-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition huntgroup-name The unique identifier of a huntgroup.
Page 128: Show Huntgroup
Huntgroups . Display a single, or all huntgroup configurations. If no huntgroup name is specified, then all huntgroups are displayed. To View: show huntgroup [<huntgroup-name>] Table 7-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition huntgroup-name The name of the huntgroup to be displayed.
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Page 130 IGMP . . Enable the Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) on an interface. The no form of this command disables IGMP. and restores a default. To Enable: ip igmp To Disable: [no] ip igmp...
Page 131: Ip Igmp Max-Groups
IGMP . '*. Set the maximum number of IGMP groups on an interface. The no form of this command restores the default value, which is 32 groups. To Enable: ip igmp max-groups <number> To Disable: [no] ip igmp max-groups Table 1-1.
Page 132: Ip Igmp Process-Leaves
. . .* Enable the processing of leave requests on an interface. The no form of this command disables the processing of leave requests on an interface and returns it to the default state: enabled. ...
Page 133: Ip Igmp Querier
IGMP . / Enable group queries on an interface. The no form of this command disables group queries on an interface. The default state is disabled. To Enable: ip igmp querier To Disable: [no] ip igmp querier...
Page 134: Ip Igmp Querier-Timeout
IGMP . . /* Set the neighbor group querier timeout in seconds. The no form of this command restores the default value of 255 seconds. To Enable: ip igmp querier-timeout <nbr-qry> To Disable: [no] ip igmp querier-timeout Table 1-2.
Page 135: Ip Igmp Query-Interval
IGMP . . /* Configure the frequency at which the router send IGMP host-query messages. The no form of this command restores the default value of 125 seconds. To Enable: ip igmp query-interval <req-intvl>...
Page 136: Ip Igmp Query-Max-Response-Time
IGMP . /*'*. * Configure the maximum response time advertised in IGMP queries. The no form of this command restores the default value of 10 seconds. To Enable: ip igmp query-max-response-time <max-rsp-intvl> To Disable: [no] ip igmp query-max-response-time Table 1-4.
Page 137: Ip Igmp Query-Timeout
Configure the timeout period before the router takes over as the querier for the interface. Use the no form of this command to reset the default value to 255 seconds. To Enable: ip igmp query-timeout <nbr-qry>...
Page 138: Ip Igmp Robustness
IGMP . . Configure the IGMP robustness variable. Use the no form of this command to restore the default value of 2. To Enable: ip igmp robustness <robustness> To Disable: [no] ip igmp robustness Table 1-6.
Page 139: Ip Igmp Version
IGMP . . Configure the version of IGMP that the router uses. Use the no form of this command to restore the default value of 2. To Enable: ip igmp version {2 | 1}...
Page 140: Mtrace
Trace the path from a source to a destination branch for a multicast distribution tree. The trace follows the multicast path from the destination to the source by passing an mtrace request packet to each hop. The responses are unicast to the querying router by the first hop router to the source.
Page 141 IGMP This is an example of mtrace output. Cajun# mtrace 10.0.2.129 10.0.4.177 255.0.1.1 OutIntf InIntf Prot FwdTTL 10.0.6.96, 10.0.5.96 DVMRP thresh^32 0 ms 10.0.5.95, 10.0.1.95 DVMRP thresh^32 1391000 10.0.2.63, 10.0.1.63 DVMRP thresh^32 2054500 Round trip time 0 ms...
Page 142: Router Igmp
IGMP . Globally enable or disable IGMP. The no form of the command disables a IGMP. The default state is: disabled. To Enable: router igmp To Disable: [no] router igmp ...
Page 143: Show Ip Igmp Groups
IGMP . . . Display multicast groups, learned via IGMP, that are directly connected to the router. To View: show ip igmp groups Cajun> show ip igmp groups GROUP(s) for intf4, state is up Group Address is 225.0.1.1...
Page 144: Show Ip Igmp Statistics
Next Query Request in seconds 113 Neighbor Querier Timeout in seconds 0 Number of Group Join Requests Received on this interface 110 Number of Group Leave Request Received on this interface 0 Number of Group Reports Received on this interface 4711...
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Page 147 Add a permanent entry to the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) cache. The no form of this command removes an entry. To Enable: arp <ip-address> <hardware-address> To Disable: [no] arp <ip-address> <hardware-address> Table 1-1. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 148: Arp Timeout
. Configure the amount of time that an entry remains in the ARP cache. To restore the default value, use the no form of this command. To Enable: arp timeout <seconds> To Disable: [no] arp timeout Table 1-2.
Page 149: Clear Arp-Cache
.* Delete all dynamic entries from the ARP cache and the IP route cache. To Enable: clear arp-cache Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 150: Clear Ip Route
. Delete routes from the IP routing table. To Enable: clear ip route {<network> [<mask>] | *} Table 1-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition network The network or subnet address to remove.
Page 151: Ip Address
. Assign an IP address to an interface. To remove an IP address or disable IP processing, use the no form of this command. To Enable: ip address <ip-address> <mask> To Disable: [no] ip address <ip-address> <mask>...
Page 152: Ip Admin-State
. * Set the administrative state of an IP interface. The default state is down. To Enable: ip admin-state {up|down} Table 1-5. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition up|down Administrative state of the interface. The choices are up (active) or down (inactive).
Page 153: Ip Bootp-Dhcp Relay
. .*. Enable relaying bootp and dhcp service to the bootp/dhcp server. The no form of this command disables bootp/dhcp relay. The default state is disabled. To Enable: ip bootp-dhcp relay To Disable:...
Page 154: Ip Bootp-Dhcp Server
. .*. Add a bootp/dhcp server definition. The no form of this command removes a definition. To Enable: ip bootp-dhcp server <ip-address> To Disable: [no] ip bootp-dhcp server <ip-address> Table 1-6. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 155: Ip Default-Gateway
. * Define a default gateway (router) when IP routing is disabled. The no form of this command removes a default gateway. The default state is disabled. To Enable: ip default-gateway <ip-address> To Disable: [no] ip default-gateway <ip-address>...
Page 156: Ip Helper-Address
. .* Enable the forwarding of User Datagram Protocol (UDP) broadcasts. The no form of this command disables the forwarding of UDP broadcast packets to an address. The default state is disabled. To Enable: ip helper-address <address>...
Page 157: Ip Mac-Format
. * Set the MAC format of the IP interfaces. The no form of this command restores the default ethv2. To Enable: ip mac-format {ethv2|snap} To Disable: [no] ip mac-format {ethv2|snap} Table 1-9. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 158: Ip Max-Arp-Entries
. '*.* Specify the maximum number of ARP cache entries allowed in ARP cache. To Enable: ip max-arp-entries <value> Table 1-10. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition value The space available for the IP address table. When...
Page 159: Ip Max-Route-Entries
. '** Specify the maximum number of routes that can be added to the routing table. These routes refer to IP Unicast entries only. To Enable: ip max-route-entries <value> Table 1-11. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 160: Ip Multicast-Routing
. * Globally enable IP multicast routing. IP multicast routing must be enabled to configure IGMP or DVMRP. The no form of this command disables IP multicast routing. The default state is disabled. To Enable:...
Page 161: Ip Netbios-Rebroadcast
. * Enable NETBIOS rebroadcasts on an interface. The no form of this command disables NETBIOS rebroadcasts on an interface. To Enable: ip netbios-rebroadcast [{both|inbound|outbound| disable} ] To Disable: [no] ip netbios-rebroadcast Table 1-12. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 162: Ip Netmask-Format
. * Specify the format of netmasks in the show command output. The no form of this command restores the default, which is a dotted decimal format. To Enable: ip netmask-format {bitcount|decimal|hexadecimal} To Disable: [no] ip netmask-format {bitcount|decimal|hexadecimal} Table 1-13.
Page 163: Ip Proxy-Arp
. .'*. Enable proxy ARP on an interface. The no form of this command disables proxy ARP on an interface. The default state is enabled. To Enable: ip proxy-arp To Disable: [no] ip proxy-arp This example disables proxy ARP on serial interface 0.
Page 164: Ip Proxy-Arp-Default-Route
. .'*.* * Enable the default route as the route for proxy ARPs. The no form of this command to restores the default, which is disabled. To Enable: ip proxy-arp-default-route To Disable: [no] ip proxy-arp-default-route This example enables the default route for proxy ARPs.
Page 165: Ip Proxy-Arp-Limit
Enable proxy ARP. When enabled, the router only responds to ARP requests when the source and target IP address are in the same IP network and different IP subnets. When disabled, the router only responds to ARP requests when the source and target IP address are in different networks.
Page 166: Ip Redirects
Enable the sending of redirect messages when the router is forced to resend a packet through the same interface on which it was received. The no form of this command disables the sending of redirect messages. The default state is enabled, unless LRRP is configured.
Page 167: Ip Reset-Stats
. * Reset the IP statistics. To Enable: ip reset-stats This example resets the IP statistics. Cajun(configure)# ip reset-stats Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 1-23...
Page 168: Ip Route
. Establish a static route. The no form of this command removes a static route. The default static routing type is Low. To Enable: ip route <ip-addr> <mask> <next-hop> <cost> {[high|low To Disable: [no] ip route <ip-addr>...
Page 169: Ip Route-Preference
. *. Assign preference values to routes. The IP routing table uses these values to determine the best routes. The no form of this command restores the default. To Enable: ip route-preference {local|rip|ospf-intra| ospf-inter|ospf-extra|static-hp|static-lp} <value>...
Page 170: Ip Routing
. Enable IP routing. The no form of this command disables IP routing. The default state is enabled. To Enable: ip routing To Disable: [no] ip routing This example enables IP routing.
Page 171: Ip Routing-Mode
. * Set the IP routing mode on an interface. The no form of this command restores the default setting to RT_MGMT. To Enable: ip routing-mode {RT_MGMT|RT_ONLY|MGMT_ONLY} To Disable: [no] ip routing-mode Table 1-16. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 172: Ip Source-Route
. * Allow the router to handle IP datagrams with source-routing header options. The no form of this command discards any IP datagrams containing a source-route option. The default state is enabled. To Enable:...
Page 173: Ip Telnet Inactivity-Period
Set the IP telnet inactivity period. Specify how many seconds a telnet session remains open with no activity. The default is 900 seconds, or 15 minutes. Setting it to 0 disables the timer so that sessions never close because of inactivity.
Page 174 . Specify the VLAN on which an IP interface resides. The no form of this command restores the IP interface to the Discard vlan. To Enable: ip vlan {<vlan-id>|name <vlan-name>| Ethernet-Console|Serial-Console} To Disable: [no] ip vlan Table 1-18.
Page 175 . . Enable and configure the ICMP Router Discovery Protocol (IRDP) on an interface. The no form of this command restores a default, which is enabled. To Enable: ip irdp To Disable: [no] ip irdp...
Page 176: Ip Irdp Holdtime
. . Set the router discovery lifetime. The no form of this command restores the default, which is three times the maxadvertinterval value. To Enable: ip irdp holdtime <seconds> To Disable: [no] ip irdp holdtime Table 1-19.
Page 177: Ip Irdp Maxadvertinterval
. . ' Set the router discovery maximum time interval between IRDP messages. The no form of this command restores the default value of 600 seconds. To Enable: ip irdp maxadvertinterval <seconds> To Disable: [no] ip irdp maxadvertinterval Table 1-20.
Page 178: Ip Irdp Minadvertinterval
. . Set the router discovery minimum time interval between IRDP messages. The no form of this command restores the default value of 0.75 times the maxadvertinterval. To Enable: ip irdp minadvertinterval <seconds>...
Page 179: Ip Irdp Multicast
Set the router discovery addressing mode, forcing this interface to use the multicast address (224.0.0.1) instead of IP broadcasts. The no form of this command sets the use of a broadcast address. To Enable:...
Page 180: Ip Irdp Preference
. . . Set the router preference in the IRDP message. The no form of this command restores the default value of 0. To Enable: ip irdp preference <number> To Disable: [no] ip irdp preference Table 1-22.
Page 181: Ping
• delay - The number of milliseconds the switch waits between generating pings. the default is 1000. • size - The size of the packet sent during a ping operation. • timeout - The number of seconds to wait for an ICMP reply.
Page 182 . . Display the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) cache. To View: show ip arp [static] Table 1-24. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition static Display static ip ARP information. Cajun> show ip arp static...
Page 183: Show Ip Interface
[<interface-name>] Table 1-25. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition interface-name The name of the interface whose information you want to display. Cajun> show ip interface 192.168.0.115 is up, and administratively up On Ethernet Console, is up Internet address is 192.168.0.115, subnet mask is 255.255.255.0...
Page 184: Show Ip Irdp
Cajun> show ip irdp Router# show ip irdp Console has ICMP Router Discovery Protocol enabled. Network address is 192.168.60.53, subnet mask is 255.255.255.0 Advertisements sent using Multicast. Advertisements occur between every 450 and 600 seconds Advertisements valid for 1800 seconds.
Page 185: Show Ip Route
. Display information about the IP unicast routing table. To View: show ip route [static] Table 1-27. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition static Display IP Static route information. Cajun> show ip route static 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0...
Page 186: Show Ip Route Summary
. Display the current state of the routing table. To View: show ip route summary Cajun> show ip route summary IP Route Summary: Current number of routes: 2 Peak number of routes...
Page 187: Show Ip Traffic
0 discarded ICMP statistics: Rcvd: 45 total, 0 ICMP errors, 0 unreachables, 0 time exceeded 0 parameter, 0 quench, 0 redirects, 45 echo, 0 echo reply 0 timestamp request, 0 timestamp reply 0 mask requests, 0 mask replies Sent: 64 total, 0 ICMP errors, 0 unreachables, 0 time exceeded...
Page 188: Show Tcp Connections
Cajun> show tcp connections lhost:lport fhost:fport window(l/r) tstate outq(s/u) 192.156.77.23:23 199.92.235.111:2623 1024/536 Established 192.156.77.23:23 199.92.235.111:2622 3896/8049 TIMEWAIT 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:0 1024/536 LISTEN 0.0.0.0:23 0.0.0.0:0 4096/536 LISTEN 1-44 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 189: Show Tcp Statistics
Maximum num of connections : 150 Number of Active opens Number of Passive opens Attempted connection fails Estab. connection resets Established connections Segments received : 16 Segments sent Segments retransmitted Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 1-45...
Page 190: Show Udp Statistics
Display UDP connection statistics. To View: show statistics Cajun> show udp statistics UDP statistics Total datagrams received : 31 Datagrams without ports Datagrams in error Total Datagrams sent 1-46 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
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Page 192: Default-Metric
IP-RIP * Set the default RIP route metric. The no form of this command restores the default. The default state is: built-in, automatic metric translations, as appropriate for each routing protocol. To Enable: default-metric <number>...
Page 193: Ip Rip Authentication Key
IP-RIP . . Set the authentication string used on the interface. The no form of this command clears the password. To Enable: ip rip authentication key <password> To Disable: [no] ip rip authentication key Table 2-2.
Page 194: Ip Rip Authentication Mode
IP-RIP . . Specify the type of authentication used in RIP Version 2 packets. Use the no form of this command to restore the default value of none. To Enable: ip rip authentication mode {simple|md5|none}...
Page 195: Ip Rip Default-Route-Mode
IP-RIP . . ** Set the RIP default route characteristics. The no form of this command disables the default route characteristics. To Enable: ip rip default-route-mode {talk-only|listen-only| talk-listen|disable} To Disable: [no] ip rip default-route-mode {talk-only| listen-only|talk-listen|disable} Table 2-4.
Page 196: Ip Rip Poison-Reverse
. . . * Enable split-horizon with poison reverse on an interface. The no form of this command disables the poison-reverse mechanism. The default state is disabled. The split-horizon technique prevents information about routes from exiting the router interface through which the information was received.
Page 197: Ip Rip Receive Version
. . Specify a RIP version to receive on an interface basis. Use the no form of this command to follow the global version rules. The Global default is RIP Version 1. ...
Page 198: Ip Rip Send Version
. . Specify a RIP version to send on an interface basis. Use the no form of this command to follow the global version rules. The Global default is RIP Version 1. ...
Page 199: Ip Rip Send-Receive-Mode
IP-RIP . . ** Set the RIP Send and Receive mode on an interface. The default state is talk-listen. To Enable: ip rip send-receive-mode [talk-only|listen-only| talk-listen] Table 2-7. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition Set the RIP Send and Receive mode on an interface.
Page 200: Neighbor
" Define the neighbors with which to exchange routing information. The no form of this command removes a neighboring router entry. The default state is: no neighboring routers are defined. CAUTION:Adding one or more RIP neighbors ensures that the router only accepts information from these neighbors.
Page 201: Network
- mask of the network(s) on which RIP should run. This example specifies that RIP is the routing protocol used on all interfaces connected to network 111.0.4.5 and that RIP runs on subnet 255.0.0.0. Cajun(configure router:rip)# network 111.0.4.5 255.0.0.0...
Page 202: Output-Delay
IP-RIP .* " Specify the interpacket delay for RIP updates. The no form of this command removes a delay definition. The default delay time is 0 milliseconds (no delay). To Enable: output-delay <delay> To Disable: [no] output-delay Table 2-10.
Page 203: Router Rip
IP-RIP . Configure the Routing Information Protocol (RIP). The no form of the command disables RIP. The default state is disabled. Command Syntax To Enable: router rip To Disable: [no] router rip ...
Page 204: Timers Basic
" Adjust RIP network timers. The no form of this command restores the default timers. The default for the update timer is 30 seconds, and the invalid time default is 120 seconds. To Enable: timers basic <update>...
Page 205: Triggered Updates
IP-RIP . " Globally enable the use of RIP triggered updates. The no form of this command globally disables RIP triggered updates. The default state is disabled. To Enable: triggered updates To Disable: [no] triggered updates This example globally enables the triggered updates function.
Page 206: Show Ip Rip Statistics
Cajun> show ip rip statistics intf3 10.0.3.45 State is DOWN Triggered Updates Sent Un-triggered Updates Sent0 Updates Received Bad Packets Received Bad Routes Received 2-16 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
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Page 209: Clear Ipx Route
.' Delete routes from the IPX routing table. This command only deletes routes learned via the RIP routing protocol. Static and local routes cannot be deleted using this command. To Enable: clear ipx route {<network> default|*} Table 3-1.
Page 210: Clear Ipx Service
.' Delete services from the IPX service table. This command only deletes services learned via the SAP protocol. Static services cannot be deleted using this command. To Enable: clear ipx service {<service-type>...
Page 211: Ipx Advertise-Default-Route-Only
.' * ** Advertise only the default RIP route. The no form of this command advertises all known routes out the interface; this is also the default. To Enable: ipx advertise-default-route-only To Disable: [no] ipx advertise-default-route-only...
Page 212: Ipx Default-Route
Forward all packets for which a route to the destination network is unknown, to the default network. The no form of this command disables the use of the default network. The default state is disabled. ...
Page 213: Ipx Delay
.' Set the ticks for an IPX interface. The no form of this command restores the system default, which is 1 tick. To Enable: ipx delay <ticks> To Disable: [no] ipx delay <ticks>...
Page 214: Ipx Down
.' Administratively shut down an IPX network. The no form of this command restarts the network. The default state is disabled. To Enable: ipx down To Disable: [no] ipx down Cajun(config-if:serial0)# ipx down...
Page 215: Ipx Gns-Reply-Disable
.' *.* Disable the sending of replies to IPX Get Nearest Server (GNS) queries.The no form of this command restores the default state, which is enabled. To Enable: ipx gns-reply-disable To Disable: [no] ipx gns-reply-disable...
Page 216: Ipx Gns-Response-Delay
Change the delay when responding to IPX Get Nearest Server (GNS) requests. The no form of this command restores the default. The default is zero, which indicates no delay. To Enable: ipx gns-response-delay <milliseconds>...
Page 217: Ipx Network
Enable IPX routing on a particular interface and select the type of encapsulation (optional). The no form of this command disables IPX routing. The IPX routing default is disabled, and the default encapsulation type is: arpa. Command Syntax To Enable: ipx network <network>...
Page 218 802.3 Media Access Control (MAC) header followed directly by the IPX header with a checksum of FFFF. It is the default encapsulation used by all versions of NetWare up to and including Version 3.11. • sap - Use Novell's Ethernet_802.2 encapsulation.This encapsulation consists of a...
Page 219: Ipx Output-Rip-Delay
.' .*.* Set the interpacket delay for RIP updates sent on a single interface. The no form of this command results in no interpacket delay. The default state is enabled, which is a 55 millisecond delay.
Page 220: Ipx Output-Sap-Delay
The no form of this command results in no interpacket delay. The default state is enabled, which is a 55 millisecond delay. Note: On the Cisco system, this command takes a delay. On the Cajun system, it is a Boolean.
Page 221 .' . Enable IPX RIP on an interface. The no form of this command disables IPX RIP on the interface. The default interface setting is IPX RIP enabled. To Enable: ipx rip To Disable:...
Page 222: Ipx Rip-Filter
.' .* Control which networks are present in RIP packets sent and received on the interface. The no form of this command removes the filter from an interface. To Enable: [no] ipx rip-filter <precedence> <start-network>...
Page 223 The action to take for the IPX network in question. • filter - do not add the network to the routing table (inbound RIP packets) or do not advertise the network (outbound RIP packets). • allow - add the network to the routing table (inbound RIP packets) or advertise the network (outbound RIP packets).
Page 224: Ipx Rip-Max-Packetsize
To configure the maximum packet size of RIP updates sent out the interface. To restore the default packet size, use the no form of this command. The default state is disabled. Note: On a Cisco system, this command takes packetsize. On the Cajun system, it is a Boolean.
Page 225: Ipx Rip-Multiplier
.' .*. Configure the interval at which a network’s RIP entry ages out. The no form of this command restores the default. The default value is three times the RIP update interval. To Enable: ipx rip-multiplier<multiplier>...
Page 226: Ipx Route
.' Add a static route to the routing table. The no form of this command removes a route from the routing table. Command Syntax To Enable: ipx route {<network>|default} <network.next-hop-node> [<ticks> [<hops>]] To Disable: [no] ipx route {<network>|default} <network.next-hop-node>...
Page 227 This example adds a static route to the routing table. Cajun(configure)# ipx route 50 100.02:e0:3b:00:45:63 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 3-21...
Page 228: Ipx Router
Enables the IPX RIP and IPX SAP protocols on a global basis. Use the no form of the command to disable the protocols. The default state is enabled. Note: The Cisco command also takes eigrp and nlsp as router types.
Page 229: Ipx Routing
.' Enable IPX routing. The no form of this command disables IPX routing. The default state is disabled. To Enable: [no] ipx routing To Disable: ipx routing This example enables IPX routing.
Page 230 .' . Enable IPX SAP on an interface. The no form of this command disables IPX SAP on an interface. Default interface setting is IPX SAP enabled. To Enable: ipx sap To Disable: [no] ipx sap...
Page 231: Ipx Sap-Max-Packetsize
Configure the maximum packet size of Service Advertising Protocol (SAP) updates sent out the interface. The no form of this command disables this function. The default state is disabled. Note: On a Cisco system, this command takes packetsize. On the Cajun system, it is a Boolean. ...
Page 232: Ipx Sap-Multiplier
Configure the interval at which a network or server’s Service Advertising Protocol (SAP) entry ages out. The no form of this command restores the default, which is three times the SAP update interval. To Enable: ipx sap-multiplier <multiplier>...
Page 233: Ipx Sap-Name-Filter
.' .* * Specify which services (by name) are present in SAP packets sent and received on the interface. The no form of this command removes a filter from the interface. To Enable: ipx sap-name-filter <precedence> <filter-name>...
Page 234 The action to take for the IPX service. • filter - Do not add the service to the service table (inbound SAP packets) or do not advertise the service (outbound SAP packets). • allow - Add the service to the service table (inbound SAP packets) or advertise the service (outbound SAP packets).
Page 235: Ipx Sap-Network-Filter
.' .* * Specify which services (by network) are present in SAP packets sent and received on the interface. The no form of this command removes the filter from an interface. To Enable: ipx sap-network-filter <precedence> <filter-network>...
Page 236 The action to take for the IPX service. • filter - Do not add the service to the service table (inbound SAP packets) or do not advertise the service (outbound SAP packets). • allow - Add the service to the service table (inbound SAP packets) or advertise the service (outbound SAP packets).
Page 237: Ipx Send-Receive-Mode
.' ** Set the RIP/SAP send and receive characteristics of the IPX interface. The no form of this command restores the default, which is talk-listen. To Enable: ipx send-receive-mode {rip|sap} {talk-only| listen-only|talk-listen} To Disable: [no] ipx send-receive-mode {rip|sap} Table 3-13.
Page 238: Ipx Send-Triggered-Updates
.' **. Send RIP/SAP triggered updates on the IPX interface. Use the no form of this command to disable triggered updates. The default state is enabled. To Enable: ipx send-triggered-updates {rip|sap} To Disable: [no] ipx send-triggered-updates {rip|sap} Table 3-14.
Page 239: Ipx Service
Specify static Service Advertising Protocol (SAP) entries. To remove static SAP entries, use the no form of this command. The default is that no static services are defined. To Enable: ipx service <service-type> <service-name> <network>...
Page 240 Network number and node address of the next hop to the server. <next-hop-node> - The argument node is the node number of the target Novell server. This is a 48-bit value represented by a MAC address (aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff). hops Number of hops to the server. The range is 1-16.
Page 241: Ipx Type-20-Propagation
Specify whether or not an IPX interface accepts and forwards IPX type 20 propagation packet broadcasts. The no form of this command reverts back to the default, which is both. To Enable: ipx type-20-propagation...
Page 242: Ipx Update Interval
.' . Adjust the RIP or SAP update interval. The no form of this command restores the default, of 60 seconds. To Enable: ipx update interval {rip|sap} <seconds> To Disable: [no] ipx update interval Table 3-17.
Page 243: Ipx Vlan
.' Specify the VLAN on which the IPX interface operates. The no form of this command restores the IPX interface to the discard VLAN. To Enable: ipx vlan {<vlan-id>|name <vlan-name>} To Disable: [no] ipx vlan {<vlan-id>|name<vlan-name>} Table 3-18.
Page 244: Show Ipx Cache
.' Display the contents of the IPX fast-switching cache. To View: show ipx cache Cajun> show ipx cache PRE 6 Tree is IPX Access Rule is None Destination Address is 36112214...
Page 245: Show Ipx Interface
.' Display the details of IPX interfaces configured in the IOS software and the parameters configured on each interface. To View: show ipx interface [<intf-name>] Table 3-19. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition intf-name The name of the interface to show.
Page 246: Show Ipx Route
The number of the network whose routing table entry you want to display. This is an eight-digit hexadecimal number that uniquely identifies a network cable segment. It can be a number in the range 1 to FFFFFFFD. You do not need to specify leading zeros in the network number. For example, for the network number 000000AA, you can enter AA.
Page 247 Cajun> show ipx route Codes: C - Connected primary network, S - Static, R - RIP s - seconds 7 Total IPX routes. IPX default route known C 100 (Ethernet 802.3), 100 C 1001 (Ethernet II), 1001 C 1002 (Ethernet 802.2), 1002...
Page 248: Show Ipx Services
.' List the IPX services added via static configuration or discovered through Service Advertising Protocol (SAP) advertisements. To View: show ipx services [unsorted|[sorted[name|net|type]] Table 3-21. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition unsorted Does not sort entries when displaying IPX services.
Page 249 Cajun> show ipx service Codes: S - Static, P - Periodic 4 Total IPX services. Code Type Name Address Route Hops FileServer2 60.00:00:00:00:00:01.0455 SQA1 36112214.00:00:00:00:00:01.0451 2/2 10005129 TREE1_________36112214.00:00:00:00:00:01.00052/2 10005129 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 250: Show Ipx Traffic
.' Display the number and type of IPX packets transmitted and received. To View: show ipx traffic Cajun> show ipx traffic Rcvd: 3260 total, 56 format errors, 0 checksum errors, 0 bad hop...
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Page 252: Ip Multicast Route-Cache Aging
L3 Cache . * Enable aging of IP routes in the IP forwarding cache. The no form of this command disables aging. The default state is enabled. To Enable: ip multicast route-cache aging...
Page 253: Ip Multicast Route-Cache Hash-Depth
L3 Cache . * *. Configure the ip multicast route cache hashing depth. The no form of this command restores the default, which is hash-12. To Enable: ip multicast route-cache hash-depth {hash-8| hash-10|hash-12}...
Page 254: Ip Multicast Route-Cache Hash-Mode
L3 Cache . * * Configure the ip multicast route cache hashing mode. The no form of this command restores the default, which is sa-da. To Enable: ip multicast route-cache hash-mode {da-only|sa-da} To Disable: [no] ip multicast route-cache hash-mode Table 4-2.
Page 255: Ip Multicast Route-Cache Max-Size
. * '*+ Set a maximum limit on the number of entries in the ip multicast route cache. The no form of this command restores the default, which is 15000 entries. To Enable: ip multicast route-cache max-size <multicast-max-size>...
Page 256: Ip Multicast Route-Cache Update-Timeout
L3 Cache . * .* Adjust the period of cache invalidation due to aging. The no form of this command disables aging and restores the default of 120 seconds. To Enable: ip multicast route-cache update-timeout <ip-multicast-period>...
Page 257: Ip Unicast Route-Cache Aging
L3 Cache . * Enable aging of IP unicast route cache entries. The no form of this command disables aging. The default state is enabled. To Enable: ip unicast route-cache aging To Disable:...
Page 258: Ip Unicast Route-Cache Hash-Depth
L3 Cache . * *. Configure the ip unicast route cache hashing depth. The no form of this command restores the default, which is hash-12. To Enable: ip unicast route-cache hash-depth {hash-8|hash-10|hash-12} To Disable: [no] ip unicast route-cache hash-depth Table 4-5.
Page 259: Ip Unicast Route-Cache Hash-Mode
L3 Cache . * * Configure the ip unicast route cache hashing mode. The no form of this command restores the default, which is da-only. To Enable: ip unicast route-cache hash-mode {da-only|sa-da} To Disable: [no] ip unicast route-cache hash-mode Table 4-6.
Page 260: Ip Unicast Route-Cache Max-Size
. * '*+ Set a maximum limit on the number of entries in the ip unicast route cache. The no form of this command restores the default, which is 15000 entries. To Enable: ip unicast route-cache max-size <unicast-max-size>...
Page 261: Ip Unicast Route-Cache Update-Timeout
L3 Cache . * .* Adjust the period of ip unicast route cache invalidation due to aging. The no form of this command disables aging and restores the default of 120 seconds. To Enable: ip unicast route-cache update-timeout <ip-unicast-period>...
Page 262: Ipx Route-Cache Aging
L3 Cache .' * Configure IPX route cache aging. The no form of this command disables aging. The default state is enabled. To Enable: ipx route-cache aging To Disable: [no] ipx route-cache aging This example disables ipx route cache aging.
Page 263: Ipx Route-Cache Hash-Depth
L3 Cache .' * *. Configure the IPX route cache hashing depth. The no form of this command restores the default, which is hash-12. To Enable: ipx route-cache hash-depth {hash-8|hash-10|hash-12} To Disable: [no] ipx route-cache hash-depth Table 4-9.
Page 264: Ipx Route-Cache Hash-Mode
L3 Cache .' * * Configure the ip unicast route cache hashing mode. The no form of this command restores the default, which is da-only. To Enable: ipx route-cache hash-mode {da-only|sa-da} To Disable: [no] ipx route-cache hash-mode Table 4-10.
Page 265: Ipx Route-Cache Max-Size
L3 Cache .' * '*+ Set a maximum limit on the number of entries in the ipx route cache. The no form of this command restores the default, which is 15000 entries. To Enable: ipx route-cache max-size <ipx-max-size>...
Page 266: Ipx Route-Cache Update-Timeout
L3 Cache .' * .* Adjust the period of IPX route cache invalidation due to aging. The no form of this command disables aging and restores the default of 120 seconds. To Enable: ipx route-cache update-timeout <ipx-period>...
Page 267: Show Ip Multicast Cache
L3 Cache . Display the IP multicast L3 forwarding cache entries. To View: show ip multicast cache Cajun> show ip multicast cache PRE 6 Tree is IP_NUL Access Rule is None Destination Address is 255.0.1.1...
Page 268: Show Ip Unicast Cache
L3 Cache . Display the IP unicast L3 forwarding cache entries. To View: show ip unicast cache Cajun> show ip unicast cache PRE 2 Destination Address is 10.0.4.94 Source Address is 0.0.0.0...
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Page 270: Clear Igmp-Snooping Statistics
.* . Clear IGMP snooping statistics. To Enable: clear igmp-snooping statistics This example clears igmp snooping statistics. Cajun(configure)# clear igmp snooping statistics Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 271: Clear Lgmp Client Statistics
L3 MCAST . Clear the LGMP client global or per VLAN statistics. Excluding parameters clears the global counters that represent all LGMP servers. To Enable: clear lgmp client statistics [vlan {all|<vlan-id>|name <vlan-name>}] Table 5-1.
Page 272: Set Igmp-Snooping
L3 MCAST .* . Enable or disable IGMP snooping. The default state of IGMP snooping is disabled. To Enable: set igmp-snooping {enable|disable} Table 5-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition enable|disable Enable or disable IGMP snooping functionality.
Page 273: Set Lgmp Server
L3 MCAST . Enable or disable the LGMP server. The LGMP server is disabled by default. To Enable: set lgmp server {enable|disable} Table 5-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition enable|disable Enable or disable the LGMP server.
Page 274: Set Lgmp Server Priority
L3 MCAST . . Set the LGMP server ID priority. Excluding the parameter sets the priority to its default of 128. To Enable: set lgmp server priority [<server-priority>] Table 5-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 275: Set Lgmp Server Proxy
Enable or disable the LGMP server proxy mode. The proxy modes allows an LGMP server to generate LGMP Router Report and LGMP Router Leave messages on behalf of another router on the same VLAN. The default state is disabled.
Page 276: Set Lgmp Server Robust-Variable
L3 MCAST . * Set the LGMP server robustness variable. Omitting the parameter sets the robustness variable to its default value of 2. To Enable: set lgmp server robust-variable [<rv-val>] Table 5-6. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 277: Set Lgmp Server Router-Report-Time
L3 MCAST . *.* Set the LGMP server router report time. Omitting the parameter sets the router report time to its default time of 125 seconds. To Enable: set lgmp server router-report-time [<rrt-seconds>] Table 5-7.
Page 278: Show Igmp-Snooping Statistics
L3 MCAST .* . Display IGMP snooping configuration and statistics. The default state is disabled. To Enable: igmp-snooping statistics [ show detailed] Table 5-8. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition Display detailed igmp-snooping statistics.
Page 279 L3 MCAST . Display current LGMP client and server configuration information or statistics. Omitting parameters after the statistics keyword displays global LGMP server statistics To Enable: lgmp show client {config|statistics [vlan{all|<vlan-id>|name <vlan-name>}]} Table 5-9.
Page 280 =============================================== New Client Ports Added ----------- 0 Existing Client Ports Removed ---- 0 Existing Sessions Removed -------- 0 New Router Ports Added ----------- 0 ExistingRouter Ports Removed ----- 0 System Supported: P550R 5-12 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 281 ! This chapter describes: ldap debug ldap producer-signal ldap search-base ldap server-primary ldap server secondary show ldap Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 282: Ldap Debug
LDAP . " Sets the debug level of the LDAP software. To Enable: ldap debug <debug-level> Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 283: Ldap Producer-Signal
LDAP . .* " Set the producer signal. The producer signal default is 0 and can either be set directly, or by preceding this command with no. To Enable: ldap producer-signal <producer-signal> To Disable: [no] ldap producer-signal <producer-signal>...
Page 284: Ldap Search-Base
LDAP . * Define the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) search base. The no form of this command removes a search base definition. The search base default is: "ou=Devices, ou=CajunRules, o=Lucent". To Enable: ldap search-base <search-base-dn>...
Page 285: Ldap Server-Primary
LDAP . *. Change the primary LDAP server's IP address and port. The no form of this command removes the primary LDAP Server's IP Address. The default IP address is: 0.0.0.0. To Enable: ldap server primary <ip-addr> [<port-num>] To Disable: [no] ldap server primary <ip-addr>...
Page 286: Ldap Server Secondary
LDAP . Change the secondary LDAP server's IP Address and port. The no form of this command removes the secondary LDAP Server's IP Address. The default port number is: 398. To Enable: ldap server secondary <ip-addr>...
Page 287: Show Ldap
LDAP Configuration ------------------ Primary LDAP Server IP address: 120.0.0.2 Primary LDAP Server Port: 389 Secondary LDAP Server IP address: 130.78.5.0 Secondary LDAP Server Port: LDAP Search base: ou=Devices, ou=CajunRules, o=lucent Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 288 LDAP Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 289 ! This chapter describes: logging clear logging console logging history logging history size logging protocol event logging shutdown size logging traps show alarms show logging Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 290: Logging Clear
Logging Clear the contents of the logging tables. To Enable: logging clear This example clears the event log. Cajun(configure)# logging clear Event log has been cleared. Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 291: Logging Console
Logging Configure the type of syslog messages sent to the router's console. The no form of this command disables the type specified. The default is: {system|switch_fabric} To Enable: logging console [{start|system|config|temp| resource|fan|service_port|user_port|auth_failure|...
Page 292: Logging History
Logging Configure the type of syslog messages sent to the router's history and shutdown log. The no form of this command disables the type specified. The default is {start|system|config|temp|resource |fan|service_port|user_port|auth_failure| bridge_stat|switch_fabric}. To Enable:...
Page 293: Logging History Size
+ Change the number of syslog messages stored in the router's history table. The no form of this command returns the number of messages to the default value, which is 512. To Enable:...
Page 294: Logging Protocol Event
. Configure the Protocol Event Management System. The no form of this command disables the specified event logging level. The default state is that protocol events are all disabled. To Enable: logging protocol event {rip|ospf|ldap|appletalk}...
Page 295: Logging Shutdown Size
The choices are 16, 32, 64, and 128. This example sets the number of syslog messaged to be stored in the shutdown log to 64. Cajun(configure)# logging shutdown size 64 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 296: Logging Traps
Logging . Configure the type of syslog messages sent to SNMP trap receivers. The no form of this command disables the type specified. The default is: [{start|system|config|temp|resource|fan| service_port|user_port|auth_failure| bridge_stat|switch_fabric|protocol}] To Enable: logging traps [{start|system|config|temp|resource|...
Page 297: Show Alarms
Logging Display the contents of the active alarm table. To View: show alarms Cajun> show alarms ---------- Active Alarms -------------- --------------------------------------------------------- ID : 2 : Controller Failure : Missing : Redundant Controller...
Page 298: Show Logging
Logging Display the contents of the shutdown log. The number of events can be specified at the end of the command. To View: show logging [shutdown] [count] Table 7-7. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 299 (P220) set intelligent-multicast router-port-pruning set intelligent-multicast router-port-pruning time set intelligent-multicast session-pruning set intelligent-multicast session-pruning time set intelligent-multicast static-client-port set intelligent-multicast static-client-port (P220) Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 300 (P220) show intelligent-multicast static-client show intelligent-multicast static-session show lgmp client Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 301: Clear Cgmp Statistics
MCAST . Clears CGMP snooping statistics. To Enable: clear cgmp statistics This example clears cgmp snooping statistics. Cajun(configure)# clear cgmp statistics Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 302: Clear Intelligent-Multicast Client-Port
MCAST * *. Remove the specified learned client ports from intelligent multicasting. To Enable: clear intelligent-multicast client-port <session-id> port <mod-port-spec> Table 8-1. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition session-id The number assigned to the Intelligent Multicast Session at creation.
Page 303 MCAST Remove the specified learned client ports from intelligent multicasting from the Cajun P220 and P550. To Enable: clear intelligent-multicast client-port <session-id> port <p220-port-spec> Table 8-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition session-id The number assigned to the Intelligent Multicast Session at creation.
Page 304: Clear Intelligent-Multicast Router-Port-Vlan
Remove management or learned router ports for intelligent multicasting. Note: You can only remove one router port at a time. If a router port is configured with "VLAN all," then you must clear it with "VLAN all." ...
Page 305: Clear Intelligent-Multicast Session
Remove the specified learned session from intelligent multicast. Note: Multicast Sessions that are statically created by the user cannot be removed using this command. This command may only be used to clear dynamically learned Multicast Sessions.
Page 306: Clear Intelligent-Multicast Static-Client-Port
MCAST * * *. Remove the specified static or management clients ports from Intelligent Multicast. To Enable: clear intelligent-multicast static-client-port {<group-address>|mac-address <mac-address>} vlan { all|<vlan-id>|name <vlan-name>} port <p220-port-spec> Table 8-5. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name...
Page 307: Clear Intelligent-Multicast Static-Session
The MAC address associated with this entry: vlan The keyword for per VLAN commands. Remove all management router ports. <vlan-id > is the numerical ID of a specific VLAN. name The keyword for the VLAN name. <vlan-name> is the ID of the vlan.
Page 308: Clear Lgmp Client Statistics
MCAST . Clear LGMP client statistics. Omitting the parameters clears the global counters representing all LGMP clients. To Enable: clear lgmp client statistics [vlan {all|<vlan-id>| name <vlan-name>}] Table 8-7. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 309: Set Cgmp
MCAST . Enable or disable CGMP snooping functionality. CGMP snooping is disabled by default. To Enable: set cgmp <enable|disable> Table 8-8. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition enable|disable Enable or disable CGMP snooping. This example enables cgmp.
Page 310: Set Intelligent-Multicast
MCAST * Enable or disable intelligent multicasting. The default state is enabled. To Enable: set intelligent-multicast {enable|disable} Table 8-9. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition Enable or disable intelligent multicasting. enable|disable This example enables intelligent multicasting.
Page 311: Set Intelligent-Multicast Client-Port-Pruning
MCAST * *.*. Enable, disable or set client port pruning interval for intelligent multicasting. The default state of this command is disabled. To Enable: set intelligent-multicast client-port-pruning {enable|disable} Table 8-10. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 312: Set Intelligent-Multicast Client-Port-Pruning Time
The value range is from 1 minute to 1440 minutes (24 hours) and the the default time is 60 minutes. The default state of this command is disabled.
Page 313: Set Intelligent-Multicast Router-Port Vlan
Create or remove management multicast router ports for intelligent multicasting. If a specific VLAN is indicated, a multicast router will only be created on those VLANs to which the port is bound. The default state is disabled. ...
Page 314 Create management multicast router ports for intelligent multicasting for the Cajun P220. If a specific VLAN is indicated, a multicast router will only be created on those VLANs to which the port is bound. The default state is disabled.
Page 315: Set Intelligent-Multicast Router-Port-Pruning
Enable or disable intelligent multicast router pruning. Intelligent multicast router pruning removes any multicast router port from configuration that has been determined to be inactive for a specified amount of time. The default state is enabled. ...
Page 316: Set Intelligent-Multicast Router-Port-Pruning Time
Enable or disable intelligent multicast router pruning. Intelligent multicast router pruning removes any multicast router port from configuration that has been determined to be inactive for a specified amount of time. The default state is enabled. ...
Page 317: Set Intelligent-Multicast Session-Pruning
Enable or disable session pruning for intelligent multicasting. Intelligent multicast session pruning will remove any multicast session from configuration that has been determined to be inactive for a specified amount of time. By default, intelligent multicast session pruning is enabled.
Page 318: Set Intelligent-Multicast Session-Pruning Time
Enable or disable session pruning for intelligent multicasting. Intelligent multicast session pruning will remove any multicast session from configuration that has been determined to be inactive for a specified amount of time. By default, intelligent multicast session pruning is enabled.
Page 319: Set Intelligent-Multicast Static-Client-Port
The multicast MAC Address of a static non-IP multicast session. vlan The keyword for per VLAN commands. • all|vlan-id - all VLANS or the VLAN ID of a static multicast session. • name|vlan-name - The name of a VLAN of a static multicast session.
Page 320 The multicast MAC Address of a static non-IP multicast session. vlan The keyword for per VLAN commands. • all|vlan-id - all VLANS or the VLAN ID of a static multicast session. • name|vlan-name - The name of a VLAN of a static multicast session.
Page 321: Set Intelligent-Multicast Static-Session
The multicast MAC address of the non-IP multicast session. vlan The keyword for per VLAN commands. • all|vlan-id - all VLANS or the VLAN ID of the VLAN where the multicast session is to be created. • name|vlan-name - The name of the VLAN on which the multicast session should be created.
Page 322: Set Lgmp Client
MCAST . Enable or disable the LGMP client functionality. The default state is disabled. To Enable: set lgmp client {enable|disable} Table 8-21. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition Enable or disable LGMP client functionality.
Page 323: Show Cgmp Statistics
New Sessions Created -------------- 0 New Client Ports Added ------------ 0 Existing Sessions Removed --------- 0 All Sessions Removed -------------- 0 New Router Ports Added ------------ 0 Existing Router Ports Removed ----- 0 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 8-25...
Page 324: Show Intelligent-Multicast Client-Port
MCAST * *. Display current client ports configured for a specific session in intelligent multicasting. To View: show intelligent-multicast client-port <session-id> Table 8-23. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition session-id The number assigned to the multicast session when it is created.
Page 325: Show Intelligent-Multicast Configuration
Display global configuration for intelligent multicasting. To View: show intelligent-multicast configuration This example shows the intelligent-multicast configuration with the default values. Cajun> show intelligent-multicast configuration Intelligent Multicast Global Configuration ========================================== Enable State: Enable Automatic Router Port Pruning:...
Page 326: Show Intelligent-Multicast Router-Port
MCAST * *. Display all multicast router ports configured for intelligent multicasting. To View: show intelligent-multicast router-port Cajun> show intelligent-multicast router-port IM Router VLAN Port Name Applications --------- ------------------------------- ------------ Mgmt...
Page 327: Show Intelligent-Multicast Session
MCAST * Display intelligent multicast sessions that optionally match specified search criteria. Omitting any criteria displays all configured intelligent multicast sessions. To View: show intelligent-multicast session [vlan {<vlan-id> |name <vlan-name>}] [{{ip-address <group-address>...
Page 328 MCAST Cajun> show intelligent-multicast session Session MAC Address VLAN ClientsApplications ------- ---------------- -------- ----------------------- 01:00:5E:01:01:02 Default 1 Mgmt : 255.1.1.2 01:00:5E:01:01:02 Adams Mgmt : 255.1.1.2 01:00:5E:01:01:02 Alcott Mgmt : 256.0.0.9 8-30 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 329 MCAST Display intelligent multicast sessions that optionally match specified search criteria. Omitting any criteria displays all configured intelligent multicast sessions (Cajun P220, P550). To View: show intelligent-multicast session [vlan {<vlan-id> |name <vlan-name>}] [{{ip-address <group-address>...
Page 330 Cajun> show intelligent-multicast session Session MAC Address VLAN ClientsApplications ------- ---------------- -------- ----------------------- 01:00:5E:01:01:02 Default 1 Mgmt : 255.1.1.2 01:00:5E:01:01:02 Adams Mgmt : 255.1.1.2 01:00:5E:01:01:02 Alcott Mgmt : 256.0.0.9 %%& 8-32 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 331: Show Intelligent-Multicast Static-Client
Display all management configured client ports for a given session in intelligent multicasting. Note: If a static session is created with ALL VLANs, then you must specify "VLAN all" to see the clients. If a static session is created with an IP address, then you cannot use the MAC address to see the clients.
Page 332: Show Intelligent-Multicast Static-Session
MCAST * * Display all management configured sessions in intelligent multicasting. To View: show intelligent-multicast static-session Cajun> show intelligent-multicast static-session VLAN MAC Address IP Address # Clients ------------ -------------------------------------------- 01:00:5E:01:01:02 225.1.1.2 01:00:5E:01:04:05 225.1.4.5...
Page 333: Show Lgmp Client
MCAST . Display current LGMP client and server configuration information or statistics. To View: show lgmp client {config|statistics [vlan {all|<vlan-id>|name<vlan-name>}]} Table 8-27. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition config|statistics LGMP client configuration or statistics.
Page 334: Show Lgmp Server
ExistingRouter Ports Removed ----- 0 Cajun> show lgmp server config LGMP Server Configuration ============================= Enable State : Disable Proxy Mode : Enable Server ID Priority : 128 Router Report Time : 150 seconds Robustness Variable: 4 8-36 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 335 ' This chapter describes: set module name set module notes show module Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 336: Set Module Name
To Enable: set module name <mod-num> [<mod-name>] Table 9-1. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition Specifies the number of the module whose name is to be mod-num cleared or set. Specifies the name of the module. If the module name is mod-name not specified, any previous name for the module is cleared.
Page 337: Set Module Notes
To Enable: set module notes <mod-num> [<mod-notes>] Table 9-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition Specifies the number of the module whose notes are to be mod-num cleared or set. Specifies the notes to be assigned to the module. If the mod-notes module notes are not specified, any previous notes for the module are cleared.
Page 338: Show Module
Module Display module information for modules installed on a P550 or P550R. The default state displays information for all modules. To Enable: [<mod-num>] show module Table 9-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition...
Page 339 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 10-1...
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Page 341: Area
OSPF "' To define an OSPF Area. To remove an area, use the no form of this command. Command Syntax To Enable: area <area-id> To Disable: [no] area <area-id> Table 10-1. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition area-id IP address that represents the area-id for the system.
Page 342: Command Syntax
OSPF * "' Enables the filtering of type 3 ASE LSAs into an OSPF Area. To disable the filtering of type 3 ASE LSAs, use the no form of this command. Command Syntax To Enable: area <area-id> ase-filter To Disable: [no] area <area-id>...
Page 343 OSPF * "' Defines the cost for routes advertised into stub area by an area border router. To restore the default value, use the no form of this command. To Enable: area <area-id> default-cost <cost>...
Page 344: Area Nssa
OSPF "' Configure an area as a Not So Stubby Area (NSSA). To remove the NSSA distinction from the area, use the no form of this command. To Enable: area <area-id> nssa To Disable: [no] area <area-id>...
Page 345: Area Range
OSPF "' To consolidate and summarize routes at an area boundary, use the area range router configuration command. To disable this function, use the no form of this command. Command Syntax To Enable: area <area-id> range <ip-address> <mask>...
Page 346 OSPF "' To define an area as a stub area. Use the no form of this command to remove the stub area distinction. Command Syntax To Enable: area <area-id> stub To Disable: [no] area <area-id> stub Table 10-6.
Page 347 OSPF * **' "' Enables the translation of type 7 LSAs into type 5. To disable this feature use the no form of this command. Command Syntax To Enable: area <area-id> translate-nssa-to-external To Disable: [no]area <area-id> translate-nssa-to-external Table 10-7.
Page 348: Area Virtual-Link
* "' To define an OSPF virtual link, use the area virtual-link router configuration command with the optional parameters. To remove a virtual link, use the no form of this command. To Enable: area <area-id> virtual-link <router-id> [hello-interval <seconds>] [retransmit-interval <seconds>]...
Page 349 MD5 authentication. The keyid is a number in the range 1 to 255. The key is an alphanumeric string of up to 16 characters. All neighboring routers on the same network must have the same key identifier and key to be able to route OSPF traffic.
Page 350: Interface
Use the interface global configuration command to configure an interface type and enter interface configuration mode. The no form of this command deletes an interface with the name specified and does not enter the user into the interface configuration mode. Command Syntax To Enable: interface <interface-name>...
Page 351: Ip Ospf As-Boundary Router
. * Specify if this router should be designated as an Autonomous-system boundary router. Use the no form of this command to disable AS Boundary Router status. The default state is disabled. Command Syntax To Enable:...
Page 352: Ip Ospf Authentication-Key
OSPF . . * Assign a password to be used by neighboring routers that are using OSPF's simple password authentication. To remove a previously assigned OSPF password, use the no form of this command. Command Syntax To Enable: ip ospf authentication-key <password>...
Page 353: Ip Ospf Auto-Vlink-Create
OSPF . . * * Enables the automatic creation of virtual links. Use the no form of this command to disable this behavior. Command Syntax To Enable: ip ospf auto-vlink-create To Disable: [no] ip ospf auto-vlink-create Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 354: Ip Ospf Cost
OSPF . . Explicitly specify the cost of sending a packet on an interface. The no form of this command sets the cost to default value of 1. Command Syntax To Enable: ip ospf cost <cost>...
Page 355: Ip Ospf Dead-Interval
. * Set how long hello packets must not have been seen before its neighbors declare the router down. To return to the default time, use the no form of this command. Command Syntax To Enable: ip ospf dead-interval <seconds>...
Page 356: Ip Ospf Ext-Route-Metric
OSPF . '** Set the metric type used for external routes to type1 or type2. Use the no form of this command to restore default values. The default values are: local (type1) rip (type2) static-hp (type2)
Page 357: Ip Ospf Hello-Interval
OSPF . * Specify the interval between hello packets that the router sends on the interface. Command Syntax To Enable: ip ospf hello-interval <seconds> To Disable: [no] ip ospf hello-interval Table 10-14. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name...
Page 358: Ip Ospf Max-Paths
OSPF . '*. To configure the maximum number of SPF paths OSPF can use. Use the no form of this command to restore the default value (640). Command Syntax To Enable: ip ospf max-paths <paths> To Disable: [no] ip ospf max-paths <paths>...
Page 359 Name Definition keyid An identifier in the range 1 to 255. Alphanumeric password of up to 16 bytes. The no form of this command sets the authentication to default value of none. Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 10-21...
Page 360: Ip Ospf Packet Tracing
OSPF . . To enable or disable ospf packet tracing. Command Syntax To Enable: ip ospf packet tracing To Disable: [no] ip ospf packet tracing 10-22 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 361: Ip Ospf Priority
OSPF . . . Set the router priority, which helps determine the designated router for this network. To return to the default value, use the no form of this command. Command Syntax To Enable: ip ospf priority <number>...
Page 362: Ip Ospf Reset-Stats
OSPF . * Reset the ospf global statistics. Command Syntax To Enable: ip ospf reset-stats 10-24 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 363: Ip Ospf Retransmit-Interval
. . * Specify the time between link state advertisement retransmissions for adjacencies belonging to the interface. To return to the default value, use the no form of this command. Command Syntax To Enable: ip ospf retransmit-interval <seconds>...
Page 364: Ip Ospf Router-Id
. * To set the router-id for the system, use the ip ospf router-id command. Use the no form of this command, to Revert to the system default (the lowest IP address configured on the system).
Page 365: Ip Ospf Transmit-Delay
OSPF . * Set the estimated time it takes to transmit a link state update packet on the interface. To return to the default value, use the no form of this command. Command Syntax To Enable: ip ospf transmit-delay <seconds>...
Page 366 "' To define the interfaces on which OSPF runs and to define an area ID for those interfaces. To disable OSPF routing for interfaces defined with the <ip-address> <wildcard-mask> pair, use the no form of this command.
Page 367: Router Ospf
OSPF . Enable OSPF protocol on this system. The no form of this command disables it globally. The default is disabled. Command Syntax To Enable: router ospf To Disable: [no] router ospf This example enables OSPF routing and assigns a process number of 50.
Page 368: Show Ip Ospf
Cajun45(configure)# show ip ospf Routing Process OSPF with ID 45.0.0.0 Supports only single TOS0 0 route It is an area border and autonomous system boundary router Redistributing External Routes from rip with metric TYPE 2 Number of areas in this router is 2 Area 0.0.0.0...
Page 369: Show Ip Ospf Database
OSPF . . Use the show ip ospf database EXEC command to display lists of information related to the OSPF database for a specific router. To Enable: show ip ospf database [{asbr-summary|router| network|summary|nssa-external|external}] Table 10-22.
Page 370: Show Ip Ospf Interface
The OSPF interface name. Cajun45(configure)# show ip ospf interface Ethernet intf5 is up, line protocol is up Internet Address 10.0.5.45, Mask 255.255.255.0, Area 0.0.0.0 AS Router ID 45.0.0.0 Network Type BROADCAST, COST 1 State BACKUP-DR, Priority 1 DRId 43.0.0.0, IpAddress 10.0.5.43...
Page 371 Transit 1 Neighbor count 1, Adjacent Neighbor count 1 Adjacent with neighbor 43.0.0.0 neighbor's ipaddr 10.0.3.43 Ethernet intf6 is up, line protocol is up Internet Address 10.0.6.45, Mask 255.255.255.0, Area 1.0.0.0 AS Router ID 45.0.0.0 Network Type BROADCAST, COST 1 State BACKUP-DR, Priority 1 DRId 43.0.0.0, IpAddress 10.0.6.43...
Page 372: Show Ip Ospf Neighbor
Table 10-24. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition interface-name The OSPF interface name. neighbor-id Neighbor ID. detail Displays all neighbors given in detail (list all neighbors). Cajun45(configure)# show ip ospf neighbor Nbr-Id Priority State Router ID Type --------------- ---------- ---------- --------------- ---------- 43.0.0.0...
Page 373: Show Ip Ospf Virtual-Links
OSPF . . * Display parameters about and the current state of OSPF virtual links. To Enable: show ip ospf virtual-links Cajun45(configure)# show ip ospf virtual-link Virtual link to router 43.0.0.0 is up Transit area 1.0.0.0 via interface, Cost of using 1...
Page 374: Timers Lsa-Group-Pacing
The number of LSAs that should be processed at one time, during a SPF calculation. Use the no form of this command to restore the default value. This command should assist the user in gauging how much CPU time is devoted to the SPF calculation at one time.
Page 375: Timers Spf
OSPF . To configure the delay between runs of OSPF's SPF calculation. Use the no form of this command to restore the default (3 seconds). To Enable: timers spf <spf-holdtime> To Disable: [no] timers spf Table 10-26.
Page 376 OSPF 10-38 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 377 $( This chapter describes: ip access-group ip access-list show access-group show access-lists show ip access-lists Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 11-1...
Page 378: Ip Access-Group
Configure forwarding control with an access list name. The no form of this command removes an access list name from forwarding control. The default is to permit. Cisco's version of this command is an interface command mode.
Page 379: Ip Access-List
Policy . * Define a standard IP access list. The no form of this command removes a standard access list. The default is to deny. To Enable: ip access-list <access-list-name> <access-list-index> {permit|deny|fwd[1-8]} {<source-ip-addr> [<source-wildcard>] |any|host <source-ip-addr>} To Disable: [no] ip access-list <access-list-name>...
Page 380 The host for the access list. This example creates an access list that allows access only for those hosts on the two specified networks. The wildcard bits apply to the host portions of the network addresses. Any host with a source address that does not match the access list statements is rejected.
Page 381: Show Access-Group
Policy *. Display information about configured access groups. To Enable: show access-group Cajun> show access-group Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 11-5...
Page 382: Show Access-Lists
Policy * Display the contents of current access lists. The system displays all access lists by default. To Enable: show access-lists [<access-list-name>] Table 11-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition access-list-name The name of a specific access list to be displayed.
Page 383: Show Ip Access-Lists
Policy . * Display the contents of current IP access lists. The system displays all access lists by default. To Enable: show ip access-lists [<access-list-name>] Table 11-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition access-list-name The name of a specific IP access list to be displayed.
Page 384 Policy 11-8 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 385 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 12-1...
Page 386 12-2 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 387: Clear Port Counters
Specifies a particular port whose counters are to be cleared. This example clears the counters for all the ports on the module in slot 3 of a P550 or P550R. Cajun(configure)# clear port counters Module 3 ports counters cleared This example clears the counters of port 7 on the module in slot 5 of a P550 or P550R.
Page 388: Set|Clear}Port Huntgroup
Port 456. . Set or clear the huntgroup assignment for a specified switch port. To Enable: set port huntgroup {<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>} [...,{<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>}]<huntgroup-name> To Disable: clear port huntgroup {<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>} [...,{<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>}] Table 12-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name...
Page 389 Port This example sets the huntgroup assignment of switch port 1 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R to huntgroup_sales. Cajun(configure)# set port huntgroup 5/1 huntgroup_sales Port huntgroup set: 5/1. This example clears the huntgroup assignments for all switch ports on the module in slot 3 of a Cajun P550 or P550R.
Page 390: Set|Clear} Port Mirror
Port 456 . Set or clear port mirroring configuration for a specific source port or range. To Enable: set port mirror <mod-port-range> source-port <mod-port-range> mirror-port <mod-port-spec> sampling {always | disable | periodic } [max-packets-sec <max-packets-sec-value>] [piggyback-port...
Page 391 This example sets a port mirror sampling rule for a single source port on a Cajun P550 M5520-100TX that has 2 fabric ports. Cajun(configure)# set port mirror 4/1-10 source-port 4/2 mirror-port 4/3 sampling always piggyback-port 4/4 Port mirroring rule configured.
Page 392: Set Port 3Com-Mapping-Table
Port . 7*.. * Sets the 3Com mapping table for a specified switch port or all switch ports on a specified module. To Enable: set port 3com-mapping-table {<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>} [...,{<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>}] <table-name> Table 12-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 393: Set Port Allow-Learning
This example enables VLAN learning for the second switch port on the module in slot 3 and switch ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R. Cajun(configure)# set port allow-learning 3/2,5/7-11 enable...
Page 394: Set Port Auto-Negotiation
Port . * Use the set port auto-negotiation command to enable or disable auto negotiation on the specified port or ports. To Enable: set port auto-negotiation {<mod-num>|<mod-port-range>}[...,{<mod-num>| <mod-port-range>}]{disable | enable} Table 12-6. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 395: Set Port Auto-Negotiation-Duplex-Advertisement
Port . * *.'* Use the set port auto-negotiation-duplex-advertisement command to configure negotiation and advertisement of the duplex capability for a specified port or ports. To Enable: set port auto-negotiation-duplex-advertisement {<mod-num>|<mod-port-range>}[...,{<mod-num>| <mod-port-range>}] {full/half-duplex|half-duplex} Table 12-7. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 396 This example sets the auto negotiation and advertisement of the duplex capability to full or half-duplex mode for the second fast ethernet port and ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 or a Cajun P550 or P550R.
Page 397: Set Port Auto-Negotiation-Speed-Advertisement
Port . * *.* Set the auto negotiation and the speed capability advertisement of fast ethernet ports to support speeds of 10Mbps, 100Mbps, or either. To Enable: set port auto-negotiation-speed-advertisement {<mod-num>|<mod-port-range>}[...,{<mod-num>| <mod-port-range>}] {10Mbps|100Mbps|10/100Mbps} Table 12-8. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 398 This example sets the auto negotiation and advertisement of the speed capability as either 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps for the seconds fast ethernet port and ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R.
Page 399: Set Port Auto-Vlan-Create
Enables or disables auto VLAN creation for a specified switch port or all switch ports on a specified module. When enabled, it allows the switch to automatically create a VLAN each time the port receives a frame from an unknown VLAN.
Page 400: Set Port Category
This example sets the category of all the ports on the module in slot 3 and ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R as user ports.
Page 401: Set Port Disable
Specifies a range of ports to be disabled. This example disables all the ports on the module in slot 3 and ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R. Cajun(configure)# set port disable 3,5/7-11...
Page 402: Set Port Duplex
Configure the duplex type of a port or range of ports. half-duplex • full duplex - The duplexity of the port is set to full duplex. • half duplex - The duplexity of the port is set to half duplex.
Page 403 Port This example sets fast ethernet ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R to full duplex mode. Cajun(configure)# set port duplex 5/7-11 full-duplex Port duplex mode set: 5/7,5/8,5/9,5/10,5/11 This example sets the Cajun P220 fast ethernet switch ports 7 through 11, and the Cajun P220 expansion/auxiliary module ports A2 through A4 to half duplex mode.
Page 404: Set Port Enable
Specifies a range of ports to be enabled. mod-port-range This example enables all the ports on the module in slot 3 and ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R. Cajun(configure)# set port enable 3,5/7-11...
Page 405: Set Port Fast-Start
Port . * Enable or disable fast start for a specified switch port or all switch ports on a specified module. Command Syntax To Enable: set port fast-start {<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>} [...,{<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>}]{disable|enable} Table 12-14. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 406: Set Port Flow-Control
. * Set the port flow control. Note: Setting this parameter on any M5548-100TX port (Tamale) sets all physical ports on the module to the same value. Command Syntax To Enable: set port flow-control {<mod-num>|<mod-port-range>} [...,{<mod-num>|<mod-port-range>}]{disable|enable|enable...
Page 407 This example sets the flow control on all the gigabit ports on the module in slot 3 of a Cajun P550 or P550R to enable-receive-only. Cajun(configure)# set port flow-control 3 enable-receive-only...
Page 408: Set Port Frame-Tags
This example sets the second switch port on the module in slot 3 and switch ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P55R to use frame tags. Cajun(configure)# set port frame-tags 3/2,5/7-11 use...
Page 409: Set Port Known-Mode
This example enables the known mode for the seconds switch port on the module in slot 3 and switch ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R. Cajun(configure)# set port known-mode 3/2,5/7-11 enable...
Page 410: Set Port Name
This example sets the name of the seconds port on the module in slot 3 of a P550 and P550R. Cajun(configure)# set port name 3/2 "Really fast port"...
Page 411: Set Port Pace-Priority-Mode
Enables or disables pace priority for the specified ports. This example enables the pace priority mode on all the ports on the module in slot 3 and ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R.
Page 412: Set Port Rate-Limit-Burst-Size
Name Definition Specifies the number of the module where the rate limit mod-num burst size for each fast ethernet port on the module is to be set. Specifies the range of fast ethernet where the rate limit mod-port-range burst size is to be set.
Page 413 Port This example sets the rate limit burst size for the second fast ethernet port and ports 7-11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R to 512. Cajun(configure)# set port rate-limit-burst-size 5/2,5/7-11 512...
Page 414: Set Port Rate-Limit-Mode
-include-known- multicasts This example sets the rate limit mode for the second fast ethernet port and ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R. Cajun(configure)# set port rate-limit-mode 5/2,5/7-11 enable...
Page 415: Set Port Rate-Limit-Rate
%|80% This example sets the rate limit rate for the second fast ethernet port and ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R to 80%. Cajun(configure)# set port rate-limit-rate 5/2,5/7-11 80%...
Page 416: Set Port Remote-Fault-Detect
Disables or enables the remote fault detection capability for the specified gigabit ports. This example enables remote fault detection in gigabit ports 1 and 2 on the module in slot 3 of a Cajun P550 or P550R. Cajun(configure)# set port remote-fault-detect 3/1,3/2 enable Port remote fault detection enable set: 3/1,3/2.
Page 417: Set Port Spanning-Tree-Mode
This example enables the spanning tree mode for the second switch port on the module in slot 3 and switch port 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or a P550R. Cajun(configure)# set port spanning-tree-mode 3/2,5/7-11 enable...
Page 418: Set Port Speed
The speed option for gigabit ports. This example sets the speed for fast ethernet ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R to 100Mbps. Cajun(configure)# set port speed 5/7-11 100Mbps...
Page 419: Set Port Trunking-Format
Table 12-26. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition mod-num Specifies the number of the module where the trunking mode is to be set for each switch port on the module. mod-swport-range Specifies a range of switch ports whose trunking mode is to be set. clear Specifies the trunking option, which does no VLAN tagging.
Page 420 This example sets the trunking option for the second switch port on the module in slot 3 and switch ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R to the IEEE standard.
Page 421: Set Port Vlan
Port . Set the VLAN for a specified switch port or all switch ports on a specified module. Command Syntax To Enable: set port vlan {<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>} [...,{<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>}] <vlan-id> Table 12-27. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name...
Page 422: Set Port Vlan-Binding-Method
Port . * * Set VLAN binding method for a specified switch port or all switch ports on a specified module. Command Syntax To Enable: set port vlan-binding-method {<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>} [...,{<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>}] {bind-to-all|bind-to-received|static} Table 12-28. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 423: Set Port Vtp-Snooping
This example enables the vtp-snooping option for the second switch port on the module in slot 3 and switch ports 7 through 11 on the module in slot 5 of a Cajun P550 or P550R. Cajun(configure)# set port vtp-snooping 3/2,5/7-11 enable Port vtp-snooping set: 3/2,5/7,5/8,5/9,5/10,5/11.
Page 424: Show Port
Port . Display the configuration of specified switch ports. By default, the configuration of all switch ports is displayed. To View: show port [{<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>} [...,{<mod-num>|<mod-swport-range>}]] Table 12-30. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition mod-num Specifies the number of the module where the configuration of every switch port is to be displayed.
Page 425: Show Port Counters
Display the port statistics on a module. If no mod-num or mod-swport-spec is specified, then the port statistics for all switch ports on all modules are displayed. If only a mod-num is specified, then port statistics for all switch ports on the specified module are displayed.
Page 426 Port This example displays the ethernet interface statistics for all switch ports on a Cajun P550 or P550R. Cajun> show port counters 3 Port 3/1 Cleared: 00-Sep-18 14:01:31 Receive Utilization: Receive Bytes: Receive Unicast Packets: Receive Multicast Packets:...
Page 427: Show Port Mirror
Show the port mirroring configuration for a specific source port/range or all source ports/ranges. If no mod-num or mod-port-range is specified, then the port mirroring configuration of all switch ports is displayed. If a mod-num is displayed, then all port mirroring sampling rules are displayed for the module.
Page 428: Show Port Status
Port . Display port status information. The status information of all ports is displayed by default. To View: show port status [{<mod-num>|<mod-port-range>} [...,{<mod-num>|<mod-port-range>}]] Table 12-33. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition mod-num Specifies the number of the module where the status of every port on that module is displayed.
Page 429: Transmit-Interface
* Assign a transmit interface to a receive-only interface. To return to normal duplex ethernet interfaces, use the no form of this command. The default state is disabled. To Enable: transmit-interface <type> <number> To Disable: [no] transmit-interface <type>...
Page 430 Port 12-46 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 431 ## This chapter describes: show system fans show system power show system ram Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 13-1...
Page 432: Show System Fans
Power Cool RAM Display the status of the cooling system. To Enable: show system fans Cajun> show system fans FanStatus Module Fan Pair 1 Operational Module Fan Pair 2...
Page 433: Show System Power
Power Cool RAM . Display the status of the power supplies. To Enable: show system power Cajun> show system power Power Supply Status Type Present Power 1 SP627 Present Power 1 SP627...
Page 434: Show System Ram
Power Cool RAM Display the status of Random Access Memory (RAM). To Enable: show system ram Cajun> show system ram Total RAM 64.00 MBytes Operational Image 5.80 MBytes Dynamically Allocated Memory Used 4.89 MBytes...
Page 435 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 14-1...
Page 436: Calendar Set
SNMP Set the clock, timezone and summertime hours. To Enable: calendar set <time>{<day><month>|<month><day>}<year> Table 14-1. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition time The time in the format hh:mm:ss. date Current day in the month by date.
Page 437: Clock Set
<time>{ <day> <month>|<month><day>}<year> Table 14-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition time The time in the format hh:mm:ss. Current day in the month by name. month Current month by name. year Current year in four digits. zone-name The timezone in a three letter abbreviation.
Page 438: Clock Timezone
Table 14-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition zone-name The timezone in a three letter abbreviation. hours Hours offset from UTC (+/-). You must enclose the hour value in " ". month Minutes offset from UTC. Cajun(configure)# clock timezone "-5"...
Page 439: Clock Summer-Time Recurring
Savings Time). The command format allows for an annual configuration and a one-time change for a particular year. To disable automatic summer time use the "no" form of this command. If parameters are excluded for recurring summer time hours, then summer time is set to default.
Page 440: Hostname
SNMP Specify the hostname used in prompts and default configuration filenames. Use the no form of the command to disable the hostname currently being used. Command Syntax To Enable: hostname <host-name> To Disable: [no] hostname Table 14-5.
Page 441: Show Calendar
Display the calendar settings. To Enable: calendar show Cajun(configure)# show calendar The date is 06/21/2007 The time is 22:05:34 for Eastern Time(GMT-5) Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 14-7...
Page 442: Show Clock
SNMP Display the system clock. The "details" option displays the summer-time setting (if any). To Enable: show clock details Table 14-6. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition details Display detailed clock information. ...
Page 443: Show Snmp
Name Definition string The SNMP Community IP address The IP Address of the trap receiver associated with this SNMP Community string. If is not configured asteriks are displayed (***.***.***.***) access The access level for the SNMP community string. (none -- access level is disabled, ro - read-only...
Page 444: Show Sntp
SNMP . Display information about the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP). To Enable: show sntp Cajun(configure)# show sntp SNTP client is enabled SNTP server IP address is 199.93.238.247 14-10 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 445: Show Time Zone
SNMP + Display a list of time zone abbreviations for use in the "clock timezone" command. To Enable: show time zone Cajun> show time zone Eniwotok(GMT-12) Kwaialein(GMT-12) Midland Island(GMT-11) Hawaii(GMT-10)
Page 446: Snmp Get Get
Table 14-8. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition IB Object Identifier (for example: 1.3.6.x.x...). mib-object-name The name of a MIB object defined within a MIB file (for example: sysName, sysContact) Cajun(configure)# snmp get sysContact sysContact (1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4.0) System Administrator Cajun(configure)# snmp get atNetAddress.22.192.168.60.47 atNetAddress (1.3.6.1.2.1.3.1.1.3.22.192.168.60.47) 192.168.60.47...
Page 447: Snmp Next
Table 14-9. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition IB Object Identifier (for example: 1.3.6.x.x...). mib-object-name The name of a MIB object defined within a MIB file (for example: sysName, sysContact) Cajun# snmp next ifTable ifIndex (1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.1.1) 1 Cajun# snmp next ifDescr.1 ifDescr (1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.2.2) PPP Console Serial...
Page 448: Snmp Set
SNMP . Perform a SNMP set within the system on a MIB Object. To Enable: snmp set {<OID>|<mib-object-name>}<set-value> Table 14-10. Parameters, Keywords, and Arguments Name Definition IB Object Identifier (for example: 1.3.6.x.x...). mib-object-name The name of a MIB object defined within a MIB file (for example: sysName, sysContact).
Page 449: Snmp-Server Community
SNMP .* Set up the community access string. Use the no form of this command to remove the specified community string. The default setting for community string access is read-only (ro). To Enable: snmp-server community <string>{ro|rw |none}[{normal|...
Page 450: Snmp-Server Contact
To set the system contact string, use the snmp-server contact global configuration command. Use the no form of this command to remove the system contact information. The default setting for community string access is read-only (ro). To Enable: snmp-server contact <string>...
Page 451: Sntp Server
Enables the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) client to request and accept Network Time Protocol (NTP) traffic from a NTP or SNTP server. The no form of the command disables the SNTP client. To Enable: sntp server <ip-addr>...
Page 452: Snmp Walk
SNMP . Walk the entire SNMP table (or optionally start at the OID or Mib Name specified) by issuing a series of SNMP next operations. To Enable: snmp walk {<OID>|<mib-object-name>} Table 14-14. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 453 3com-mapping-table show spantree show spantree config show spantree port Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 15-1...
Page 454: Set 3Com-Mapping-Table
- Specifies a VLAN by its name. name This example clears an entry from a 3Com mapping table. Cajun(configure)# clear 3com-mapping-table "TestTable" table-entry Entry (tag) 2 in table "TestTable" was successfully cleared This example deletes a 3Com mapping table entirely.
Page 455: Set Spantree
STAP . Enable or disable individual spanning tree bridges. The default state is enabled. To Enable: set spantree {enable|disable} {802.1D | vlan {<vlan-id> | name <vlan-name>}} Table 15-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition Enable the bridge.
Page 456: Set Spantree Config
STAP . Set the current spanning tree configuration. The default setting is per-VLAN. To Enable: set spantree config {ieee|per-vlan|dual-layer|disable} Table 15-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition The entire switch is a single IEEE 802.1D-compliant ieee bridge.
Page 457: Set Spantree Fwddelay
STAP . Set the forward delay time for a bridge. The default time is 15 seconds. To Enable: set spantree fwddelay <fwddelay-value> {802.1D|vlan {<vlan-id>|name <vlan-name>}} Table 15-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition The forward delay value for the bridge, in seconds.
Page 458: Set Spantree Hello
STAP . Set the bridge hello time for a particular bridge. The default time is 2 seconds. To Enable: set spantree hello <hellotime-value> {802.1D|vlan {<vlan-id>|name <vlan-name>}} Table 15-5. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition The hello time value for the bridge, in seconds.
Page 459: Set Spantree Maxage
STAP . ' Sets the maximum message age for a bridge. The default age time is 20 seconds. To Enable: set spantree maxage <maxage-value> {802.1D|vlan {<vlan_id> name <vlan-name}} Table 15-6. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition The maximum age value for the bridge, in seconds.
Page 460: Set Spantree Port
STAP . . Enables or disables spanning tree on a bridge port. The default state is enabled. Command Syntax To Enable: set spantree port <mod-port-range> [… [,] <mod-port-range>] {enable | disable} {802.1D | vlan {<vlan-id> | name <vlan-name> }} Table 15-7.
Page 461 STAP This example disables spanning tree port 5/1 . Cajun(configure)# set spantree port 5/1 disable 802.1D Port 5/1 successfully disabled Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 15-9...
Page 462: Set Spantree Port-Top-Change-Detection
STAP . .*.* * Enable or disable the topology port change detection ability of a bridge port. The default state is enabled. Command Syntax To Enable: set spantree port-top-change-detection <mod-port-range> [… [,] <mod-port-range>]] {enable | disable} {802.1D | vlan {<vlan-id>...
Page 463 STAP This example disables spanning tree port topology change detection. Cajun(configure)# set spantree port-top-change-detection 5/1 disable 802.1D Port 5/1 topology change detection successfully disabled Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 15-11...
Page 464: Set Spantree Portcost
. . Sets the path cost of a particular bridge port. The defaults are: 100 for a 10MB port, 19 for a 100 MB port, and 4 for a 1 GB port. Command Syntax To Enable: set spantree portcost <mod-port-range>...
Page 465 STAP This example sets the path cost for the bridge. Cajun(configure)# set spantree portcost 5/1 15 802.1D Port 5/1 path cost successfully set to 15. Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 15-13...
Page 466: Set Spantree Portpri
Specifies the module and the port range. priority-value The priority of the port, in hexidecimal. A two digit hexidecimal value indicates the priority of the bridge port. The higher the number, the lower the priority. The default is 0x80 (in hexidecimal).
Page 467 STAP This example sets the spanning tree port priority. Cajun(configure)# set spantree portpri 5/1 81 802.1D Port 5/1 priority successfully set to 0x81 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 15-15...
Page 468: Set Spantree Priority
STAP . . Sets the bridge priority for a particular bridge. The default priority is 0 x 8000 (in hexidecimal). Command Syntax To Enable: set spantree priority <priority-value> {802.1D|vlan {<vlan-id>|name <vlan-name }} Table 15-11. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 469: Show 3Com-Mapping-Table
Table Entries: [entry num: vlan name (vlan id)] 1: Default ) 2:Discard (8193) 3: Discard (8193) 4: Discard (8193) 5: Discard (8193)6: Discard (8193) 7: Discard (8193) 8: Discard (8193) 9: Discard (8193)10:Discard (8193)11: Discard(8193) 12: Discard (8193) 13: Discard (8193) 14:Discard(8193)15:Discard (8193) 16: Discard (8193)
Page 470: Show Spantree
Name Definition Display all the bridges in configuration mode. • IEEE mode - Shows only the 802.1D bridge. • per-vlan or dual-layer mode - Shows all of the VLAN bridges. 802.1D Indicates an 802.1D bridge which can only be displayed in 802.1D Config Mode.
Page 471 STAP vlan100 Enabled BridgeId = 0x800002E03BDDF400 DesignatedRoot = 0x800002E03BDDF400 Time Since Topology Change (hh:mm:ss) = 00:24:39 vlan200 Enabled BridgeId = 0x800002E03BDDF400 DesignatedRoot = 0x800002E03BDDF400 Time Since Topology Change (hh:mm:ss) = 00:24:39 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 15-19...
Page 472: Show Spantree Config
STAP . Display the current global spanning tree configuration. To View: show spantree config Cajun> show spantree config Spanning Tree Config: Per-Vlan 15-20 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 473: Show Spantree Port
STAP . . Show the port attributes for all bridge ports of a particular bridge. To View: show spantree port {802.1D | vlan {<vlan-id> | name <vlan-name> }} Table 15-14. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 474 STAP DesignatedBridge = 0x800202E03BD458000 Down 0x80 Enabled 0x0000 DesignatedBridge = 0x800202E03BD458000 15-22 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 475 &$%# * This chapter describes: set fabric configure-redundant-hardware set fabric enable-redundant-element set fabric toggle-active-controller show fabric status Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 16-1...
Page 476: Set Fabric Configure-Redundant-Hardware
* * Enable the configuration of redundant (switch fabric) hardware. The default state is enabled. This command does not have reverse mapping. The configuration is both user and run-time modified. Command Syntax To Enable: set fabric configure-redundant-hardware {enable|disable} Table 16-1.
Page 477: Set Fabric Enable-Redundant-Element
Switch Fab * * Description Enable the indicated redundant element. This command does not have reverse mapping. The configuration is both user and run-time modified. Command Syntax To Enable: set fabric enable-redundant-element {normal |1|2|3|4|5|6} Table 16-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 478: Set Fabric Toggle-Active-Controller
Toggles the active controller between the current active controller and the (standby) redundant controller. The default state is enabled. This command does not have reverse mapping. The configuration is both user and run-time modified. To Enable:...
Page 479: Show Fabric Status
Switch Fab Show switch fabric status. All of the switch fabric command sets are based on the web page functions. There is no "back-end" for this command. To Enable: show fabric status Cajun>...
Page 480 Switch Fab 16-6 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 481 &$%# This chapter describes: clear arp clear ip route set interface set ip route show arp show interface show ip route show ip route (static) Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 17-1...
Page 482: Clear Arp
. Clear the contents of ARP cache. To Enable: clear arp This example clears the ARP cache. Cajun(configure)# clear arp %%& 17-2 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 483: Clear Ip Route
Switch IP . Delete an IP static route. (M5500/M2200 applicable only - equivalent to the Cajun CLI command: net ip delete sroute ip_address net_mask.) To Enable: clear ip route {all|<dest-ip-addr> <mask>} Table 17-1. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 484: Set Interface
Switch IP Set IP configuration for a specified interface. To Enable: set interface {ethernet-console|inband| serial-console} <ip-address> <mask> Table 17-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition ethernet-console|inband|serial A named interface. -console ip-address A required parameter indicating the IP address of the interface.
Page 485: Set Ip Route
IP address and installs the default gateway on that interface. dest-ip-addr Searches for an interface with this assigned destination IP address and mask, and to install the default gateway on that interface. mask A required parameter indicating the mask associated with IP address of the interface.
Page 486: Show Arp
Table 17-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition dest-ip-addresses The IP addresses of the ARP cache. if-name The name of the interface for the ARP cache. Cajun> show arp 192.168.0.0 Address MAC Address Type ------------- ----------------- --------------- ------- -------- 192.168.0.0...
Page 487: Show Interface
Show IP configuration for all interfaces. When run on the M5500/M2200, it is equivalent to the Cajun CLI command: net ip display interfaces. There is no “back-end” on this command. To View: show interface %%&...
Page 488: Show Ip Route
Switch IP . Display the IP routing table. When run on the M5500/M2200, it is equivalent to Cajun CLI command: net ip display route_table. There is no “back-end” on this command. To View:...
Page 489: Show Ip Route (Static)
Definition static|default- The different types of routes are: gateway|local • static - When run on the M5500/M2200, show ip route static is equivalent to the Cajun CLI command: net ip display static_routes. • default-gateway - Does not have a legacy...
Page 490 Switch IP Cajun> show ip route static 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.0.1 cost=1 pref=low %%& 17-10 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 491 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 18-1...
Page 492 System erase legacy-configs erase scripts erase startup-config ip http help server nvram initialize reload reset setup show boot show file_name show flash show running-config show startup-config show version 18-2 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 493: Boot System Flash
Specify the system image that the router loads at startup. Use the no form of this command to restore the default system flash setting. The default setting is app1. To Enable: boot system flash {app1|app2} Table 18-1.
Page 494: Copy
System . Copy a specified file in NVRAM to another specified file in NVRAM. To Enable: copy <source filename> <dest filename> Table 18-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition source filename The name of the source file in NVRAM. It must be an ASCII script file, with a 1-8 letter base filename, and file extension of ".txt"...
Page 495 . , * - Execute the specified file in NVRAM. The running (current) configuration becomes a merge of the executed file and the existing configuration, with the executed file taking precedence. To Enable: copy <filename> running-config Table 18-3.
Page 496 Table 18-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition filename The name of the file in NVRAM. It must be an ASCII script file, with a 1-8 letter base filename, and file extension of ".txt" This example shows the copy <filename> startup-config command.
Page 497 Table 18-5. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition filename_opt_path The name of the file in NVRAM. It must be an ASCII script file, with a 1-8 letter base filename, and file extension of ".txt" ip-addr The IP address of the TFTP server This example shows the copy <filename_opt_path>...
Page 498: Copy Running-Config
Table 18-6. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition filename The name of the destination file in NVRAM. It must be an ASCII script file, with a 1-8 letter base filename, and file extension of ".txt" This example shows the copy running-config command.
Page 499: Copy Running-Config Startup-Config
System . * .* Save the running (current) configuration as the startup (bootup) configuration in NVRAM. To Enable: copy running-config startup-config This example shows the copy running-config startup-config command. Cajun# copy running-config startup-config Wrote running-config to '/nvram/startup.txt'...
Page 500: Copy Running-Config Tftp
System . * . Upload the running (current) configuration to the specified filename on the specified TFTP server. To Enable: copy running-config tftp <filename_opt_path> <ip-addr> Table 18-7. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition filename_opt_path The filename with optional path, which may include a relative sub-directory name.
Page 501: Copy Startup-Config
System . .* Copy the startup (bootup) configuration to the specified file in NVRAM. To Enable: copy startup-config <filename> Table 18-8. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition filename The name of the destination file in NVRAM. It must be an ASCII script file, with a 1-8 letter base filename, and file extension of ".txt".
Page 502: Copy Startup-Config Running-Config
. .* * Execute the startup (bootup) configuration. The running (current) configuration becomes a merge of the executed file and the existing configuration, with the executed file taking precedence. To Enable: copy startup-config running-config Table 18-9.
Page 503: Copy Startup-Config Tftp
System . .* . Upload the startup (bootup) configuration to the specified file on the specified TFTP server. To Enable: copy startup-config tftp <filename_opt_path> <ip-addr> Table 18-10. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition filename_opt_path The name of the destination file in NVRAM.
Page 504: Copy Tftp
System . . Download the specified file from the specified TFTP server to NVRAM. To Enable: copy tftp <filename_opt_path> <ip-addr> Table 18-11. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition filename_opt_path The name of the file on the TFTP server and in NVRAM, which may include a relative sub-directory name on the TFTP server.
Page 505: Copy Tftp Bootflash
System . . Download a specified binary boot image from a specified TFTP server to bootflash. To Enable: copy tftp bootflash <image_opt_path> <ip-addr> Table 18-12. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition image_opt_path The name of the binary image on the TFTP server;...
Page 506: Copy Tftp Flash
System . . Download a specified binary image from a specified TFTP server to the flash location APP1 or APP2. To Enable: copy tftp flash {app1|app2} <image_opt_path> <ip-addr> Table 18-13. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 507: Copy Tftp Running-Config
. . * Download a specified filename from a specified TFTP server, and execute a script. The running configuration becomes a merge of the executed file and the existing configuration, with the executed file taking precedence.
Page 508: Copy Tftp Startup-Config
System . . .* Download a specified file from a specified TFTP server, and save it as the startup (bootup) configuration in NVRAM. To Enable: copy tftp startup-config <filename_opt_path> <ip-addr> Table 18-15. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 509 System Display a directory listing of a single or all files in NVRAM. To Enable: dir [<filename>] Table 18-16. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition filename The name of the file in NVRAM. It must have a 1-8 letter base filename, and a 3 letter file extension.
Page 510: Erase
<filename> Table 18-17. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition filename The name of the file in NVRAM. It must have a 1-8 letter base filename, and a three letter file extension. No wildcards are permitted. Cajun# erase test.txt File '/nvram/test.txt' deleted.
Page 511: Erase Int-Configs
System * Erase all internal (v4.x and later) configurations (".int" files) from NVRAM. This enables you to go back to 3.x code. To Enable: erase int-configs Cajun# erase int-configs Successfully deleted all Internal Configuration files from the system.
Page 512: Erase Legacy-Configs
Erase all legacy (v3.x) configurations (".cfg" files) from NVRAM. If you do not plan on going back to 3.x code, this command enables you to free up NVRAM space on your system easily. ...
Page 513: Erase Scripts
Erase all ASCII script files (".txt" files) from NVRAM. This is useful for cleaning up NVRAM, but you should copy the startup-config to TFTP first, or copy the running-config to startup-config afterward. This enables you to go back to 3.x code.
Page 514: Erase Startup-Config
System .* Erase the startup (bootup) configuration from NVRAM. To Enable: erase startup-config Cajun# erase startup-config File '/nvram/startup.txt' deleted. 18-24 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 515: Ip Http Help Server
System . . . Configure the HTTP server for on-line help. The no form of this command clears the server location. To Enable: ip http help server <url> <directory> To Disable: [no] ip http help server Table 18-18.
Page 516: Nvram Initialize
This is an example nvram initialize. Cajun# nvram initialize This command will restore all configuration settings to factory defaults. Are you sure you want to continue? (Y/N) NV is initialized ... reboot to take effect. 18-26...
Page 517: Reload
Reload the software. To Enable: reload Cajun# reload Booting the operational system, please wait ..Initializing the event subsystem ... done Initializing the agent subsystem ... initializing AppleTalk...done done Initializing the platform ... Resetting Thunderbolt ...done.
Page 518: Reset
System Reset the switch and reload the software. Command Syntax To Enable: reset This example resets the switch and reloads the software. Cajun(configure)# reset 18-28 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 519: Setup
The brief series of questions that follows will help you to configure this switch. After completing this process, you will be able to manage the switch using: - the switch-based HTTP server - the Element Management System. Text in [] is the default answer for each questions.
Page 520: Show Boot
System Display the contents of the BOOT environment variable. To Enable: show boot Cajun> show boot Checking for valid image in BOOT. File Information: File Format Type = Binary Target Location = Boot...
Page 521: Show File_Name
60 hostname "Cajun" snmp-server location "[Location Not Set]" snmp-server contact "System Administrator" clock summer-time recurring 1 Sunday Apr 02:00 5 Sunday Oct 02:00 60 username "root" password encrypted-type1 "$tSfIcnbTP.pxRf7BrhGW31" access-type . Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 522: Show Flash
System Display the layout and contents of flash memory. To View: show flash Cajun> show flash Checking for valid image in BOOT. File Information: File Format Type = Binary Target Location = Boot...
Page 523: Show Running-Config
"Cajun" snmp-server location "[Location Not Set]" snmp-server contact "System Administrator" ip http help server "http://199.93.237.91:2010" "help" clock summer-time recurring 1 Sunday Apr 02:00 5 Sunday Oct 02:00 60 username "root" password encrypted-type1 "$tSfIcnbTP.pxRf7BrhGW31" access-type admin username "diag" password encrypted-type1 "$PQO.vGxkvDHkEDCJ2YsoD1"...
Page 524: Show Startup-Config
60 hostname "Cajun" snmp-server location "[Location Not Set]" snmp-server contact "System Administrator" clock summer-time recurring 1 Sunday Apr 02:00 5 Sunday Oct 02:00 60 username "root" password encrypted-type1 "$tSfIcnbTP.pxRf7BrhGW31" 18-34 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 525: Show Version
System Display the software version currently running on the system, and the software boot code version. To View: version show Cajun> show version Lucent Technologies Cajun Switch Agent b4.0.1 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 526 System 18-36 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 527: Clear Temperatures
+ This chapter describes: clear temperatures set temperature (shutdown) set temperature (warning) show temperatures Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 19-1...
Page 528 Temperatures . Returns all of the configured warning and shutdown temperatures (in Celsius) to their default values. The default values are listed in Table 28-1. Table 19-1. Default Shutdown and Warning Temperatures Default Shutdown Shutdow Lower &...
Page 529 Temperatures . , - Set the shutdown temperature for a specific component of the Cajun switch. The default values are listed in Table 28-2. Table 19-2. Default Shutdown and Warning Temperatures Shutdown & Lower Warning Shutdown...
Page 530 Temperatures This example sets the CPU sensor shutdown temperature to 95° (Celsius). Cajun(configure)# set temperature shutdown cpu-sensor 95 19-4 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 531 Temperatures . , - Sets the warning temperature (in Celsius) for a specific component of the Cajun P550 switch. The default values are listed in Table 28-4. Table 19-4. Default Shutdown and Warning Temperatures Shutdown &...
Page 532 The command checks the entered temperature value and ensures that the temperature being set is not above 127, and not below -128 degrees. This example sets the backplane-sensor warning upper temperature to 44° (Celsius).
Page 533 . Display the current temperatures and the configured temperature limits. There is no reverse mapping to this command. The default values are listed in Table 28-6. Table 19-6. Default Shutdown and Warning Temperatures Shutdown & Lower...
Page 534 Temperatures 19-8 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 535 This chapter describes: connect disable enable exit help legacy-cli length show history show sessions show whoami telnet terminal databits terminal flowcontrol terminal history terminal length terminal output pause terminal parity terminal speed Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 20-1...
Page 536 20-2 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 537: Configure
Enter the Configuration mode. To Enable: configure Cajun# configure Cajun (configure)# Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 20-3...
Page 538: Connect
Table 20-1. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition ip-addr The IP address of the host in 4-part, dotted-decimal notation. This example connects to the host with the IP address 123.23.23.2. Cajun# connect 123.23.23.2 20-4 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 539: Disable
Exit the Privileged mode and return to the User mode. To Enable: disable Cajun# disable Cajun> Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 20-5...
Page 540: Enable
Enter the Privileged mode. To Enable: enable Cajun> enable Cajun# 20-6 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 541 Exit the Configuration mode and return to the Privileged mode. Ctrl-z also performs the same function. To Enable: Cajun(configure)# end Cajun# Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 20-7...
Page 542: Exit
' Exit current mode and re-enter previous mode. To Enable: exit Cajun(configure)# exit Cajun# 20-8 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 543: Help
. Display a list of commands available in the current command mode, along with a brief description of what each command. To Enable: help This example shows the help command for the User mode.
Page 544: Legacy-Cli
* Enter the Cajun 3.0 and older CLI. Note: Only those commands in Release 3.1 or higher are in the Cajun 4.0 release. To Enable: legacy-cli Cajun> legacy-cli *** Entering Legacy CLI mode *** To set or change console IP Address/Mask/Default Gateway run setup command.
Page 545: Length
Set the terminal screen length. Use the no form of this command to restore the default value of 24. To Enable: length <length> To Disable: no length Table 20-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name...
Page 546: Show History
Display an alphabetic list of the last 20 commands entered in the current session. To View: show history Cajun> show history show appletalk nbp show appletalk route show appletalk traffic...
Page 547: Show Sessions
Display the active telnet, serial and ppp sessions of the CLI. To View: show sessions Cajun> show sessions Session ID Line ID Location 1 moe.lucentctc.com 205.181.0.56 2 jerry.lucentctc.com 205.181.0.56 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 548: Show Whoami
Display information about the current user's terminal line, including hostname and session. To View: show whoami 20-14 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 549: Telnet
Log in to a host that supports telnet. To Enable: telnet <ip-addr> Table 20-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition ip-addr The IP address of the host. Cajun# telnet ? <ip-addr> - IP Address (a.b.c.d) Cajun# telnet 192.161.55.83...
Page 550: Terminal Databits
Set the databits parameter on the terminal port (also known as the console port). To Enable: terminal databits {7|8} Table 20-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition {7|8} This is a required parameter. The number indicates the number of bits used in the data stream.
Page 551: Terminal Flowcontrol
Sets the flowcontrol for the terminal port (also known as the console port). To Enable: terminal flowcontrol {none|xon/xoff} Table 20-5. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition none|xon/xoff A required parameter that indicates either no flowcontrol (none), or use xon/xoff flow control.
Page 552: Terminal History
Enable the command history feature for the current terminal session. Use the no form of this command to disable terminal history. To Enable: terminal history To Disable: [no] terminal history 20-18...
Page 553: Terminal Length
Set the number of lines on the current terminal screen for the current session. The no form of this command restores the default length to 24 lines. To Enable: terminal length <length>...
Page 554: Terminal Output Pause
Enable output from the terminal to pause when the configured screen length is reached. A pause is indicated by a --more-- prompt. The no form of this command disables this function, returning it to its default, which is disabled.
Page 555: Terminal Parity
Table 20-7. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition none|even|odd A required parameter that indicates no parity, odd parity, or even parity checking for the data portion being transported over the wire. Cajun(configure)# terminal parity none Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 556: Terminal Speed
. Set the baud rate on the console port. The default baud rate is 9600. To Enable: terminal speed {300|1200|2400|4800|9600|19200| 38400|57600|115200} Table 20-8. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition 300|1200|2400|... A required parameter, indicating the baudrate to |57600|115200 which the physical port should be set.
Page 557: Terminal Stopbits
{1|2} Table 20-9. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition A required parameter indicating how many stopbits are present within each data unit on the wire. Cajun(configure)# terminal stopbits 1 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 20-23...
Page 558: Terminal Width
Set the number of character columns on the terminal screen. The no form of this command restores the default value of 80 characters. To Enable: terminal width <characters> To Disable: [no] terminal width Table 20-10.
Page 559: Username
Note: If the [encrypted-type1] keyword precedes the <passwd> field, then the system treats the <passwd> entry as an MD5 encrypted string. access-type The access level for the user. The access types are: • read-only • read-write • admin ...
Page 560: Width
Set the number of character columns on the terminal screen. The no form of this command restores the default value of 80 characters. To Enable: width <characters> To Disable: [no] width Table 20-12. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 561 !) This chapter describes: set vlan set vlan (frame format) set vtp-snooping set vtp-snooping domain show vlan detailed show vlan name show vtp-snooping configuration Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 21-1...
Page 562: Set Vlan
<vlan-id> and <vlan-name>. The command is interpreted as a creation command if the <vlan-id> does not yet exist. If the <vlan-id> does exist the command is interpreted as a rename command and the optional arguments, except the vlan name, are ignored.
Page 563 VLAN can grow when the table is full (defaults to true). init-HT-size This argument specifies the initial hash table size. The table size specified must be one of 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096 or 8192 (defaults to 1024). %Creation% Cajun(configure)# set vlan 30 name "Blue"...
Page 564: Set Vlan
VLAN can grow when the table is full (defaults to TRUE). 2. init-HT-size: This argument specifies the initial hash table size. The table size specified must be one of 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096 or 8192 (defaults to 1024). To Enable: set vlan {<vlan-id>|name <vlan-name>}...
Page 565 VLAN In the following example, 5/1 refers to port 1 on module 5. 5/1-20 refers to ports 1 through 20 on module 5. This command will also accept a comma delimited list of ports or port ranges. Examples:...
Page 566 ! There are two forms of the command. 1. set vlan <vlan-id> …: Modifies the frame format for the specified switch port(s) on the VLAN specified by <vlan-id>. 2. set vlan name <vlan-name> …: Modifies the frame format for the specified switch port(s) on the VLAN specified by <vlan-name>.
Page 567 VLAN mod-swport-range Specifies a single switch port or range of switch ports on a module to add or remove to or from the VLAN. frame-format Either 'clear' or 'from-port'. • Clear means frames set out the specified port[s] on the specified VLAN will be sent out without tags, regardless of what the trunking attribute of the switch port[s] is/are set to.
Page 568: Set Vtp-Snooping
VLAN .* . Defines the state of VTP Snooping on the switch. To Enable: set vtp-snooping <enable|disable> Table 21-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition enable Allows VTP snooping to run on any properly configured switch port.
Page 569: Set Vtp-Snooping Domain
Defines the VTP domain name from which the switch is to learn from Cisco VTP frames. The clear form of this command can be used to clear any learned or defined domain name. The default is the domain name is initialized to a NULL string when starting with default parameters.
Page 570: Show Vlan Detailed
VLAN Display information about all of the VLANs that currently exist in the system. There are two different forms of the command. To Enable: show vlan [detailed] Table 21-6. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 571 VLAN Vlan Name Name of the VLAN. GroupID Vlan GroupID of the VLAN. (Group ID is used for internal representation of the VLAN) AFT Index The AFT Instance Index associated with this VLAN. Learned How the VLAN was created on the switch:...
Page 572 VLAN Display information about all of the VLANs that currently exist in the system. There are two different forms of the command. To Enable: show vlan {<vlan-id>|name <vlan-name>} Table 21-7. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments...
Page 573: Show Vtp-Snooping Configuration
VLAN .* . Displays the configured and learned VTP snooping configuration. The default is None. To Enable: show vtp-snooping configuration 550(configure)# show vtp-snooping configuration VTP Snooping State: Enable Domain Name: Corporate Configuration Revision Number: 28 Updater Identity: 199.160.0.140...
Page 574 VLAN 21-14 Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide...
Page 575 This chapter describes: ip vrrp ip vrrp (address) ip vrrp (auth-key) ip vrrp (priority) ip vrrp (timer) router vrrp show ip vrrp Cajun P550/P220 Command Line Interface Reference Guide 22-1...
Page 576 VRRP . . Globally enable or disable VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol) on an interface. Use the no form of this command to disable VRRP on this interface. To Enable: ip vrrp To Disable:...
Page 577 VRRP . . ,- Set the virtual router IP address for the virtual router ID. Use the no form of this command to remove this virtual router address instance. To Enable: ip vrrp <vr-id> address <ip-address>...
Page 578 VRRP . . ,*- Set the virtual router simple password authentication for the virtual router ID. Use the no form of this command to disable simple password authentication for the virtual router instance. To Enable: ip vrrp <vr-id>...
Page 579 VRRP . . ,.- Set the virtual router priority value for the virtual Router ID. Use the no form of this command to restore the default value. To Enable: ip vrrp <vr-id> priority <pri-value>...
Page 580 VRRP . . ,- Set the virtual router advertisement timer value for the virtual router ID. Use the no form of this command to restore the default value. Command Syntax To Enable: ip vrrp <vr-id> timer <value>...
Page 581: Router Vrrp
VRRP . Use the no form of this command to disable VRRP routing. Enable VRRP routing globally. To Enable: router vrrp To Disable: [no] router vrrp Cajun(config-if:ethernet)# router vrrp & ...
Page 582: Show Ip Vrrp
VRRP . . Display VRRP information. To View: show ip vrrp [<if-name> [router-id <vr-id>]] [detail] Table 22-5. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Name Definition if-name Filter by interface name. router-id Filter by virtual router ID.
Page 583: Set Aft Instance Vlan (Hash-Table-Size)
, 1-3 , 3-15 access-list-name appletalk zone , 19-2 , 3-16 AFT commands area , 18-3 clear aft instance invalid-learned-entries vlan ase-filter , 2-2 , 18-4 clear aft instance learned-entries vlan default-cost , 2-3 , 18-5 set aft agetime nssa...
Page 584 CGMP snooping statistics set console parity , 5-6 clearing set console stopbits , 16-3 , 5-7 clear aft instance invalid-learned-entries vlan set console transfer ppp , 2-2 , 5-8 clear aft instance learned-entries vlan set console type , 2-3 , 5-9...
Page 585 , 6-20 UI command , 28-9 show ip dvmrp designated forwarders , 6-21 hostname , 22-6 show ip dvmrp downstream dependent routers hunt commands 6-22 set huntgroup , 7-2 show ip dvmrp forwarding cache , 6-23 set huntgroup (redistribute)
Page 586 , 9-13 viewing , 16-29, 16-31 ip max-arp-entries , 9-14 intelligent multicasting ip max-route-entries , 9-15 client port pruning interval, setting , 16-13 ip multicast-routing , 9-16 client pruning interval, disabling , 16-14 ip netbios-rebroadcast , 9-17 client pruning interval, enabling...
Page 587 , 9-11 , 18-22 ip dvmrp priority , 6-3 , 18-23 ip dvmrp graft-retransmit-interval reset-stats , 6-4 , 18-24 ip dvmrp interface type retransmit-interval , 6-6 , 18-25 ip dvmrp interface-metric router-id , 6-5 , 18-26 ip dvmrp min-route-flash-update transmit-delay...
Page 588 , 12-12 , 10-12 ipx route-cache hash-depth router rip , 12-13 , 10-13 ipx route-cache hash-mode show ip rip statistics , 12-14 , 10-16 ipx route-cache max-size timers basic , 12-15 , 10-14 ipx route-cache update-timeout triggered updates...
Page 589 , 16-6 ldap debug management sessions , 14-2 ldap producer-signal creating , 14-3 , 16-23 ldap search-base globally removing from intelligent multicasting , 14-4 ldap server secondary , 14-6 16-9 ldap server-primary MCAST commands , 14-5 learned client ports clear cgmp statistics...
Page 590 , 19-7 getting updated help files Port commands , xxiv , 20-1 online help {set|clear} port huntgroup , 20-4 accessing help files from the server {set|clear} port mirror , xxii , 20-6 installing clear port counters , xxi , 20-3...
Page 591 , 20-43 , 2-5 show port status set aft entry , 20-44 , 2-6 transmit-interface set aft instance vlan (auto-increment) , 20-45 , 2-8 port specifier set aft instance vlan (hash-table-size) , 16-5 , 2-9 Power Cool RAM commands...
Page 592: Set Vlan (Frame Format)
, 6-20 , 29-10 show ip dvmrp designated forwarders VLAN commands , 6-21 , 29-2 show ip dvmrp downstream dependent routers set vlan (frame format) , 6-22 , 29-6 show ip dvmrp forwarding cache set vlan ID , 6-23...
Page 593 , 22-4 neighbor hostname , 18-34 , 22-6 virtual-links ip igmp query-max-response-time , 18-35 , 8-8 show ip ospf database show calendar , 18-31 , 22-7 show ip rip statistics show clock , 10-16 , 22-8 show ip route show snmp...
Page 594 , 26-22 enable , 28-6 erase scripts , 26-23 , 28-7 erase startup-config , 26-24 exit , 28-8 ip http help server , 26-25 help , 28-9 nvram initialize , 26-26 legacy-cli , 28-10 reload , 26-27 length...
Page 595 , 9-46 username UI command , 28-25 using telnet , 1-6 using the serial interface , 1-6 viewing CGMP statistics , 16-25 client ports , 16-26 clients , 16-33 intelligent multicast sessions , 16-29, 16-31 management configured client ports...

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