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How the Smartport Feature Works
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After the source of the problem is determined and the existing configuration or
Smartport macro is corrected, you must perform a reset operation to reset the
interface before it can be reapplied with a Smartport type (in the Interface
Settings pages). See the workflow area in
troubleshooting tips.
You can apply a Smartport macro to an interface by the macro name, or by the
Smartport type associated with the macro. Applying a Smartport macro by macro
name can be done only through the CLI, you should refer to the CLI guide for
details.
Because support is provided for Smartport types which correspond to devices
that do not allow themselves to be discovered via CDP and/or LLDP, these
Smartport types must be statically assigned to the desired interfaces. This can be
done by navigating to the Smartport Interface Settings page, selecting the radio
button of the desired interface, and clicking Edit. Then, select the Smartport type
you want to assign and adjust the parameters as necessary before clicking Apply.
There are two ways to apply a Smartport macro by Smartport type to an
interface:
•
Static Smartport
You manually assign a Smartport type to an interface. The corresponding
Smartport macro is applied to the interface. You can manually assign a
Smartport type to an interface from the Smartport Interface Settings Page.
•
Auto Smartport
When a device is detected from an interface, the Smartport macro, if any,
that corresponds to the Smartport type of the attaching device is
automatically applied. Auto Smartport is enabled by default globally, and at
the interface level.
In both cases, the associated anti-macro is run when the Smartport type is
removed from the interface, and the anti-macro runs in exactly the same manner,
removing all of the interface configuration.
Common Smartport Tasks
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