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• Table of contents 2
• Audience 4
• Conventions 4
• Introduction 4
• Notes notices and cautions 4
• Other documentation 4
• Command descriptions 5
• Command modes 5
• Global configuration mode 7
• Privileged exec mode at administrator level 7
• Privileged exec mode at advanced user level 7
• Privileged exec mode at operator level 7
• Privileged exec mode at power user level 7
• User exec mode at basic user level 7
• Creating a user account 8
• Interface configuration mode 8
• Vlan interface configuration mode 8
• Interface notation 9
• Editing features 10
• Error messages 10
• Display result output modifiers 11
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 12
• The example below shows how to use the exclude filter string parameter in a show command 12
• 1 help 13
• Basic cli commands 13
• Command default level 13
• Command mode 13
• Default 13
• Example 13
• Parameters 13
• Usage guideline 13
• 2 enable 14
• Default 14
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 14
• Enable privilege level 14
• Parameters 14
• Privilege level optional specifies to set the privilege level for the user the privilege level is between 1 and 15 if not specified level 15 will be used 14
• The following example shows how to use the command syntax help to display the next argument of a partially complete ip access list standard command the characters entered before the question mark is reprinted on the next command line to allow the user to continue entering the command 14
• The following example shows how to use the word help to display all the privileged exec mode commands that begin with the letters re the letters entered before the question mark are reprinted on the next command line to allow the user to continue entering the command 14
• This command is used to enter the privileged exec mode 14
• 3 disable 15
• Command default level 15
• Command mode 15
• Default 15
• Example 15
• Parameters 15
• Usage guideline 15
• 4 configure terminal 16
• 5 login exec 16
• Command default level 16
• Command mode 16
• Default 16
• Example 16
• Parameters 16
• Usage guideline 16
• 6 login line 17
• Command default level 17
• Command mode 17
• Default 17
• Example 17
• Parameters 17
• Usage guideline 17
• 7 logout 18
• Example 18
• Command default level 19
• Command mode 19
• Default 19
• Example 19
• Parameters 19
• Usage guideline 19
• 10 show history 20
• 9 exit 20
• Command default level 20
• Command mode 20
• Default 20
• Example 20
• Parameters 20
• Usage guideline 20
• 11 show environment 21
• Command default level 21
• Command mode 21
• Default 21
• Example 21
• Parameters 21
• Usage guideline 21
• 12 show unit 22
• Command default level 22
• Command mode 22
• Default 22
• Display parameters 22
• Example 22
• Parameters 22
• Usage guideline 22
• 13 show cpu utilization 23
• Command default level 23
• Command mode 23
• Default 23
• Example 23
• Parameters 23
• Usage guideline 23
• 14 show version 24
• 15 snmp server enable traps environment 24
• Command default level 24
• Command mode 24
• Default 24
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 24
• Example 24
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 24
• Level 1 24
• Parameters 24
• Show version 24
• This command displays version information about the switch 24
• This command is used to display the switch s software version information 24
• This command is used to enable the power temperature and fan trap state 24
• This example shows how to displays version information about the switch 24
• Usage guideline 24
• 16 environment temperature threshold 25
• Command default level 25
• Command mode 25
• Default 25
• Example 25
• Parameters 25
• Usage guideline 25
• Command default level 26
• Command mode 26
• Default 26
• Example 26
• Usage guideline 26
• 1 clear dot1x counters 27
• 2 dot1x control direction 27
• 802 x commands 27
• Command default level 27
• Command mode 27
• Default 27
• Example 27
• Parameters 27
• Usage guideline 27
• X commands 27
• 3 dot1x default 28
• Command default level 28
• Command mode 28
• Default 28
• Example 28
• Parameters 28
• Usage guideline 28
• 4 dot1x port control 29
• Command default level 29
• Command mode 29
• Default 29
• Example 29
• Parameters 29
• Usage guideline 29
• 5 dot1x forward pdu 30
• 6 dot1x initialize 30
• Command default level 30
• Command mode 30
• Default 30
• Example 30
• Parameters 30
• Usage guideline 30
• 7 dot1x max req 31
• Command default level 31
• Command mode 31
• Default 31
• Example 31
• Parameters 31
• Usage guideline 31
• 8 dot1x pae authenticator 32
• Command default level 32
• Command mode 32
• Default 32
• Example 32
• Parameters 32
• Usage guideline 32
• 10 dot1x system auth control 33
• 9 dot1x re authenticate 33
• Command default level 33
• Command mode 33
• Default 33
• Example 33
• Parameters 33
• Usage guideline 33
• 11 dot1x timeout 34
• Command default level 34
• Command mode 34
• Default 34
• Example 34
• Parameters 34
• Usage guideline 34
• 12 show dot1x 35
• Command default level 35
• Command mode 35
• Default 35
• Example 35
• Parameters 35
• Usage guideline 35
• 13 show dot1x diagnostics 36
• Command default level 36
• Command mode 36
• Default 36
• Parameters 36
• Usage guideline 36
• 14 show dot1x statistics 37
• Default 37
• Example 37
• Parameters 37
• 15 show dot1x session statistics 38
• Command default level 38
• Command mode 38
• Default 38
• Example 38
• Parameters 38
• Usage guideline 38
• 16 snmp server enable traps dot1x 39
• Command default level 39
• Command mode 39
• Default 39
• Example 39
• Parameters 39
• Usage guideline 39
• Example 40
• 1 access list resequence 41
• Access control list acl commands 41
• Command default level 41
• Command mode 41
• Default 41
• Example 41
• Parameters 41
• Usage guideline 41
• 2 acl hardware counter 42
• Command default level 42
• Command mode 42
• Default 42
• Parameters 42
• 3 action 43
• Command default level 43
• Command mode 43
• Default 43
• Example 43
• Parameters 43
• Usage guideline 43
• 4 clear acl hardware counter 44
• Command default level 44
• Command mode 44
• Default 44
• Example 44
• Parameters 44
• Usage guideline 44
• 5 expert access group 45
• 6 expert access list 45
• Command default level 45
• Command mode 45
• Default 45
• Example 45
• Parameters 45
• Usage guideline 45
• 7 ip access group 46
• Command default level 46
• Command mode 46
• Default 46
• Example 46
• Parameters 46
• Usage guideline 46
• 8 ip access list 47
• Command default level 47
• Command mode 47
• Default 47
• Example 47
• Parameters 47
• Usage guideline 47
• 9 ipv6 access group 48
• Command default level 48
• Command mode 48
• Default 48
• Example 48
• Parameters 48
• Usage guideline 48
• 10 ipv6 access list 49
• Command default level 49
• Command mode 49
• Default 49
• Example 49
• Parameters 49
• Usage guideline 49
• 11 list remark 50
• Command default level 50
• Command mode 50
• Default 50
• Example 50
• Parameters 50
• Usage guideline 50
• 12 mac access group 51
• 13 mac access list 51
• Command default level 51
• Command mode 51
• Default 51
• Example 51
• Parameters 51
• Usage guideline 51
• 14 match ip address 52
• Command default level 52
• Command mode 52
• Default 52
• Example 52
• Parameters 52
• Usage guideline 52
• 15 match ipv6 address 53
• Command default level 53
• Command mode 53
• Default 53
• Example 53
• Parameters 53
• Usage guideline 53
• 16 match mac address 54
• Command default level 54
• Command mode 54
• Default 54
• Example 54
• Parameters 54
• Usage guideline 54
• 17 permit deny expert access list 55
• Parameters 55
• 18 permit deny ip access list 57
• Command default level 57
• Command mode 57
• Default 57
• Example 57
• Usage guideline 57
• Parameters 58
• Command default level 59
• Command mode 59
• Default 59
• Usage guideline 59
• 19 permit deny ipv6 access list 60
• Example 60
• Parameters 61
• Command default level 62
• Command mode 62
• Default 62
• Example 62
• Usage guideline 62
• 20 permit deny mac access list 63
• Command default level 63
• Command mode 63
• Default 63
• Parameters 63
• Usage guideline 63
• 21 show access group 64
• Command default level 64
• Command mode 64
• Default 64
• Example 64
• Parameters 64
• Usage guideline 64
• 22 show access list 65
• Command default level 65
• Command mode 65
• Default 65
• Example 65
• Parameters 65
• Usage guideline 65
• 23 show vlan access map 66
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 66
• Map name optional specifies the name of the vlan access map being configured the name can be up to 32 characters 66
• Parameters 66
• Show vlan access map map name 66
• This command is used to display the vlan access map configuration information 66
• This example shows how to display the content for the access list if its hardware counter is enabled 66
• This example shows how to display the ip access list called r d 66
• 24 show vlan filter 67
• Command default level 67
• Command mode 67
• Default 67
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 67
• Example 67
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 67
• If no access map name is specified all vlan access map information will be displayed if the user enables the acl hardware counter for an access map the counter will be displayed based on each sub map 67
• Level 1 67
• Show vlan filter access map map name vlan vlan id 67
• This command is used to display the vlan filter configuration of vlan interfaces 67
• This example shows how to display the contents of the vlan access map if its hardware counter is enabled 67
• This example shows how to display the vlan access map 67
• Usage guideline 67
• 25 vlan access map 68
• Command default level 68
• Command mode 68
• Default 68
• Example 68
• Parameters 68
• Usage guideline 68
• 26 vlan filter 69
• Command default level 69
• Command mode 69
• Default 69
• Example 69
• Parameters 69
• Usage guideline 69
• A vlan can only be associated with one vlan access map 70
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 70
• Example 70
• This example shows how to apply the vlan access map vlan map in vlan 5 70
• Usage guideline 70
• 1 access class 71
• 2 enable password 71
• Access management commands 71
• Command default level 71
• Command mode 71
• Default 71
• Example 71
• Parameters 71
• Usage guideline 71
• 3 ip http server 72
• Command default level 72
• Command mode 72
• Default 72
• Example 72
• Parameters 72
• Usage guideline 72
• 4 ip http secure server 73
• Command default level 73
• Command mode 73
• Default 73
• Example 73
• Parameters 73
• Usage guideline 73
• 5 ip http access class 74
• 6 ip http service port 74
• Command default level 74
• Command mode 74
• Default 74
• Example 74
• Parameters 74
• Usage guideline 74
• 7 ip http timeout policy idle 75
• Command default level 75
• Command mode 75
• Default 75
• Example 75
• Parameters 75
• Usage guideline 75
• 8 ip telnet server 76
• 9 ip telnet service port 76
• Command default level 76
• Command mode 76
• Default 76
• Example 76
• Parameters 76
• Usage guideline 76
• 10 line 77
• Command default level 77
• Command mode 77
• Default 77
• Example 77
• Parameters 77
• Usage guideline 77
• 11 service password encryption 78
• 12 show terminal 78
• Command default level 78
• Command mode 78
• Default 78
• Example 78
• Parameters 78
• Usage guideline 78
• 13 show ip telnet server 79
• Command default level 79
• Command mode 79
• Default 79
• Example 79
• Parameters 79
• Usage guideline 79
• 14 show ip http server 80
• 15 show ip http secure server 80
• Command default level 80
• Command mode 80
• Default 80
• Example 80
• Parameters 80
• Usage guideline 80
• 16 show users 81
• Command default level 81
• Command mode 81
• Default 81
• Example 81
• Parameters 81
• Usage guideline 81
• 17 terminal length 82
• Command default level 82
• Command mode 82
• Default 82
• Example 82
• Parameters 82
• Usage guideline 82
• 18 terminal speed 83
• 19 session timeout 83
• Command default level 83
• Command mode 83
• Default 83
• Example 83
• Parameters 83
• Usage guideline 83
• 20 terminal width 84
• Command default level 84
• Command mode 84
• Default 84
• Example 84
• Parameters 84
• Usage guideline 84
• 21 username 85
• Example 85
• Parameters 85
• 22 password 86
• Command default level 86
• Command mode 86
• Default 86
• Example 86
• Parameters 86
• Usage guideline 86
• Command default level 87
• Command mode 87
• Default 87
• Example 87
• Usage guideline 87
• 1 ip arp spoofing prevention 88
• Arp spoofing prevention commands 88
• Command default level 88
• Command mode 88
• Default 88
• Example 88
• Parameters 88
• Usage guideline 88
• 2 show ip arp spoofing prevention 89
• Command default level 89
• Command mode 89
• Default 89
• Display parameters 89
• Example 89
• Parameters 89
• Usage guideline 89
• 1 asymmetric vlan 90
• Asymmetric vlan commands 90
• Command default level 90
• Command mode 90
• Default 90
• Example 90
• Parameters 90
• Usage guideline 90
• 1 aaa accounting commands 91
• Authentication authorization and accounting aaa commands 91
• Command default level 91
• Command mode 91
• Default 91
• Example 91
• Parameters 91
• Usage guideline 91
• 2 aaa accounting exec 92
• 3 aaa accounting network 92
• Command default level 92
• Command mode 92
• Default 92
• Example 92
• Parameters 92
• Usage guideline 92
• 4 aaa accounting system 93
• Command default level 93
• Command mode 93
• Default 93
• Example 93
• Parameters 93
• Usage guideline 93
• 5 aaa authentication enable 94
• Command default level 94
• Command mode 94
• Default 94
• Example 94
• Parameters 94
• Usage guideline 94
• 6 aaa authentication dot1x 95
• Command default level 95
• Command mode 95
• Default 95
• Example 95
• Parameters 95
• Usage guideline 95
• 7 aaa authentication jwac 96
• Command default level 96
• Command mode 96
• Default 96
• Example 96
• Parameters 96
• Usage guideline 96
• 8 aaa authentication login 97
• Command default level 97
• Command mode 97
• Default 97
• Example 97
• Parameters 97
• Usage guideline 97
• 9 aaa authentication mac auth 98
• Command default level 98
• Command mode 98
• Example 98
• Parameters 98
• Usage guideline 98
• 10 aaa authentication web auth 99
• Command default level 99
• Command mode 99
• Default 99
• Example 99
• Parameters 99
• Usage guideline 99
• 11 aaa group server radius 100
• Command default level 100
• Command mode 100
• Default 100
• Example 100
• Parameters 100
• Usage guideline 100
• 12 aaa group server tacacs 101
• 13 aaa new model 101
• Command default level 101
• Command mode 101
• Default 101
• Example 101
• Parameters 101
• Usage guideline 101
• 14 accounting commands 102
• Command default level 102
• Command mode 102
• Default 102
• Example 102
• Parameters 102
• Usage guideline 102
• 15 accounting exec 103
• Command default level 103
• Command mode 103
• Default 103
• Example 103
• Parameters 103
• Usage guideline 103
• 16 clear aaa counters servers 104
• Command default level 104
• Command mode 104
• Default 104
• Example 104
• Parameters 104
• Usage guideline 104
• 17 ip http authentication aaa login authentication 105
• 18 ip http accounting exec 105
• Command default level 105
• Command mode 105
• Default 105
• Example 105
• Parameters 105
• Usage guideline 105
• 19 login authentication 106
• Command default level 106
• Command mode 106
• Default 106
• Example 106
• Parameters 106
• Usage guideline 106
• 20 radius server deadtime 107
• Command default level 107
• Command mode 107
• Default 107
• Example 107
• Parameters 107
• Usage guideline 107
• 21 radius server host 108
• Command default level 108
• Command mode 108
• Default 108
• Example 108
• Parameters 108
• Usage guideline 108
• 22 server radius 109
• Command default level 109
• Command mode 109
• Default 109
• Example 109
• Parameters 109
• Usage guideline 109
• 23 server tacacs 110
• 24 show aaa 110
• Command default level 110
• Command mode 110
• Default 110
• Example 110
• Parameters 110
• Usage guideline 110
• 25 tacacs server host 111
• Command default level 111
• Command mode 111
• Default 111
• Example 111
• Parameters 111
• Usage guideline 111
• 26 show radius statistics 112
• Command default level 112
• Command mode 112
• Default 112
• Example 112
• Parameters 112
• Usage guideline 112
• Display parameters 113
• 27 show tacacs statistics 114
• Command default level 114
• Command mode 114
• Default 114
• Display parameters 114
• Example 114
• Parameters 114
• Usage guideline 114
• 2 arp timeout 116
• Basic ipv4 commands 116
• Command default level 116
• Command mode 116
• Default 116
• Example 116
• Parameters 116
• Usage guideline 116
• 3 clear arp cache 117
• Command default level 117
• Command mode 117
• Default 117
• Example 117
• Parameters 117
• Usage guideline 117
• 4 ip address 118
• Command default level 118
• Command mode 118
• Default 118
• Example 118
• Parameters 118
• Usage guideline 118
• 5 ip proxy arp 119
• 6 ip local proxy arp 119
• Command default level 119
• Command mode 119
• Default 119
• Example 119
• Parameters 119
• Usage guideline 119
• 7 show arp 120
• Command default level 120
• Command mode 120
• Default 120
• Example 120
• Parameters 120
• Usage guideline 120
• 8 show arp timeout 121
• 9 show ip interface 121
• Command default level 121
• Command mode 121
• Default 121
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 121
• Example 121
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 121
• Interface id specifies the interface id 121
• Level 1 121
• Parameters 121
• Show arp timeout interface interface id 121
• This command is used to display the aging time of address resolution protocol arp cache 121
• This command is used to display the configured arp aging time 121
• This command is used to display the ip interface information 121
• This example shows how to display the arp aging time 121
• Usage guideline 121
• Command default level 122
• Command mode 122
• Default 122
• Example 122
• Parameters 122
• Usage guideline 122
• 1 clear ipv6 neighbors 123
• 2 ipv6 address 123
• Basic ipv6 commands 123
• Command default level 123
• Command mode 123
• Default 123
• Example 123
• Parameters 123
• Usage guideline 123
• Command default level 124
• Command mode 124
• Default 124
• Example 124
• Usage guideline 124
• 3 ipv6 address eui 64 125
• 4 ipv6 address dhcp 125
• Command default level 125
• Command mode 125
• Default 125
• Example 125
• Parameters 125
• Usage guideline 125
• 5 ipv6 enable 126
• Command default level 126
• Command mode 126
• Default 126
• Example 126
• Parameters 126
• Usage guideline 126
• 6 ipv6 hop limit 127
• 7 ipv6 neighbor 127
• Command default level 127
• Command mode 127
• Default 127
• Example 127
• Parameters 127
• Usage guideline 127
• 8 show ipv6 general prefix 128
• Command default level 128
• Command mode 128
• Default 128
• Example 128
• Parameters 128
• Usage guideline 128
• 9 show ipv6 interface 129
• Command default level 129
• Command mode 129
• Default 129
• Example 129
• Parameters 129
• Usage guideline 129
• 10 show ipv6 neighbors 130
• Command default level 130
• Command mode 130
• Default 130
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 130
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 130
• Interface id specifies the interface to display ipv6 neighbor cache entry 130
• Ipv6 address specifies the ipv6 address to display its ipv6 neighbor cache entry 130
• Level 1 130
• Parameters 130
• Show ipv6 neighbors interface id ipv6 address 130
• This command is used to display ipv6 neighbor information 130
• This example shows how to display brief ipv6 interface information 130
• Display parameters 131
• Example 131
• Usage guideline 131
• 1 test cable diagnostics 132
• 2 show cable diagnostics 132
• Cable diagnostics commands 132
• Command default level 132
• Command mode 132
• Default 132
• Example 132
• Parameters 132
• Usage guideline 132
• 3 clear cable diagnostics 133
• Command default level 133
• Command mode 133
• Default 133
• Example 133
• Parameters 133
• Usage guideline 133
• Command default level 134
• Command mode 134
• Default 134
• Example 134
• Parameters 134
• Usage guideline 134
• 1 command logging enable 135
• Command default level 135
• Command logging commands 135
• Command mode 135
• Default 135
• Example 135
• Parameters 135
• Usage guideline 135
• 1 debug enable 136
• 2 debug output 136
• Command default level 136
• Command mode 136
• Debug commands 136
• Default 136
• Example 136
• Parameters 136
• Usage guideline 136
• 3 debug reboot on error 137
• Command default level 137
• Command mode 137
• Default 137
• Example 137
• Parameters 137
• Usage guideline 137
• 4 debug copy 138
• 5 debug clear buffer 138
• Command default level 138
• Command mode 138
• Default 138
• Example 138
• Parameters 138
• Usage guideline 138
• 6 debug clear error log 139
• Command default level 139
• Command mode 139
• Default 139
• Example 139
• Parameters 139
• Usage guideline 139
• 7 debug show buffer 140
• 8 debug show output 140
• Command default level 140
• Command mode 140
• Default 140
• Example 140
• Parameters 140
• Usage guideline 140
• 9 debug show error log 141
• Command default level 141
• Command mode 141
• Default 141
• Example 141
• Parameters 141
• Usage guideline 141
• 10 debug show tech support 142
• Debug show tech support 142
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 142
• Example 142
• Parameters 142
• This command is used to display the information required by technical support personnel 142
• This example shows how to display error log information 142
• Command default level 143
• Command mode 143
• Default 143
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 143
• Example 143
• Level 15 143
• Privileged exec mode or any configuration mode 143
• This example shows how to display technical support information of all the modules 143
• Usage guideline 143
• Use this command to display technical support information the technical support information is used to collect the switch s information needed by the engineers to troubleshoot or analyze a problem 143
• 11 debug show cpu utilization 144
• Command mode 144
• Debug show cpu utilization 144
• Default 144
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 144
• Parameters 144
• Privileged exec mode or any configuration mode 144
• This command is used to display the total cpu utilization and the cpu utilization per process 144
• 12 debug show packet ports 145
• Command default level 145
• Command mode 145
• Default 145
• Example 145
• Parameters 145
• Usage guideline 145
• 13 debug show error ports unit 146
• Debug show error ports unit unit id sio1 sio2 146
• Default 146
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 146
• Parameters 146
• Sio1 specifies to represent the lower stacking port 146
• Sio2 spcifies to represent the higher stacking port 146
• This command is used to display the error statistics information of the sio ports 146
• Unit id specifies the statcking unit id 146
• Command default level 147
• Command mode 147
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 147
• Example 147
• Level 15 147
• Privileged exec mode 147
• This example shows how to display the error statistics information of the sio ports 147
• Usage guideline 147
• Use this command to display the error statistics information of the sio ports 147
• 1 autoconfig enable 148
• 2 show autoconfig 148
• Command default level 148
• Command mode 148
• Default 148
• Dhcp auto configuration commands 148
• Example 148
• Parameters 148
• Usage guideline 148
• Command default level 149
• Command mode 149
• Default 149
• Example 149
• Usage guideline 149
• 1 ip dhcp client class id 150
• 2 ip dhcp client client id 150
• Command default level 150
• Command mode 150
• Default 150
• Dhcp client commands 150
• Example 150
• Parameters 150
• Usage guideline 150
• 3 ip dhcp client hostname 151
• Command default level 151
• Command mode 151
• Default 151
• Example 151
• Parameters 151
• Usage guideline 151
• 4 ip dhcp client lease 152
• Command default level 152
• Command mode 152
• Default 152
• Example 152
• Parameters 152
• Usage guideline 152
• 1 class dhcp relay 154
• 2 ip dhcp class dhcp relay 154
• Command default level 154
• Command mode 154
• Default 154
• Dhcp relay commands 154
• Example 154
• Parameters 154
• Usage guideline 154
• 3 ip dhcp pool dhcp relay 155
• Command default level 155
• Command mode 155
• Default 155
• Example 155
• Parameters 155
• Usage guideline 155
• 4 ip dhcp relay information check 156
• Command default level 156
• Command mode 156
• Default 156
• Example 156
• Parameters 156
• Usage guideline 156
• 5 ip dhcp relay information check reply 157
• Command default level 157
• Command mode 157
• Default 157
• Example 157
• Parameters 157
• Usage guideline 157
• 6 ip dhcp relay information option 158
• 7 ip dhcp relay information option insert 158
• Command default level 158
• Command mode 158
• Default 158
• Example 158
• Parameters 158
• Usage guideline 158
• 8 ip dhcp relay information policy 159
• Command default level 159
• Command mode 159
• Default 159
• Example 159
• Parameters 159
• Usage guideline 159
• 9 ip dhcp relay information policy action 160
• Command default level 160
• Command mode 160
• Default 160
• Example 160
• Parameters 160
• Usage guideline 160
• 10 ip dhcp relay information option format remote id 161
• Command default level 161
• Command mode 161
• Default 161
• Example 161
• Parameters 161
• Usage guideline 161
• 11 ip dhcp relay information option format type remote id 162
• 12 ip dhcp relay information option format circuit id 162
• Command default level 162
• Command mode 162
• Default 162
• Example 162
• Parameters 162
• Usage guideline 162
• 13 ip dhcp relay information option format type circuit id 163
• Command default level 163
• Command mode 163
• Default 163
• Example 163
• Parameters 163
• Usage guideline 163
• 14 ip dhcp relay information trust all 164
• Command default level 164
• Command mode 164
• Default 164
• Example 164
• Parameters 164
• Usage guideline 164
• 15 ip dhcp relay information trusted 165
• 16 ip dhcp local relay vlan 165
• Command default level 165
• Command mode 165
• Default 165
• Example 165
• Parameters 165
• Usage guideline 165
• 17 ip dhcp smart relay 166
• Command default level 166
• Command mode 166
• Default 166
• Example 166
• Parameters 166
• Usage guideline 166
• 18 option hex dhcp relay 167
• Command default level 167
• Command mode 167
• Default 167
• Example 167
• Parameters 167
• Usage guideline 167
• 19 relay destination 168
• Command default level 168
• Command mode 168
• Default 168
• Example 168
• Parameters 168
• Usage guideline 168
• 20 relay source 169
• Command default level 169
• Command mode 169
• Default 169
• Example 169
• Parameters 169
• Usage guideline 169
• 21 relay target 170
• Command default level 170
• Command mode 170
• Default 170
• Example 170
• Parameters 170
• Usage guideline 170
• 22 service dhcp 171
• 23 show ip dhcp relay information trusted sources 171
• Command default level 171
• Command mode 171
• Default 171
• Example 171
• Parameters 171
• Usage guideline 171
• 24 show ip dhcp relay information option insert 172
• Command default level 172
• Command mode 172
• Default 172
• Example 172
• Parameters 172
• Usage guideline 172
• 25 show ip dhcp relay information policy action 173
• Command default level 173
• Command mode 173
• Default 173
• Example 173
• Parameters 173
• Usage guideline 173
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 174
• 1 ip dhcp snooping 175
• 2 ip dhcp snooping information option allow untrusted 175
• Command default level 175
• Command mode 175
• Default 175
• Dhcp snooping commands 175
• Example 175
• Parameters 175
• Usage guideline 175
• 3 ip dhcp snooping database 176
• Command default level 176
• Command mode 176
• Default 176
• Example 176
• Parameters 176
• Usage guideline 176
• 4 clear ip dhcp snooping database statistics 177
• 5 clear ip dhcp snooping binding 177
• Command default level 177
• Command mode 177
• Default 177
• Example 177
• Parameters 177
• Usage guideline 177
• 6 renew ip dhcp snooping database 178
• Command default level 178
• Command mode 178
• Default 178
• Example 178
• Parameters 178
• Usage guideline 178
• 7 ip dhcp snooping binding 179
• Command default level 179
• Command mode 179
• Default 179
• Example 179
• Parameters 179
• Usage guideline 179
• 8 ip dhcp snooping trust 180
• Command default level 180
• Command mode 180
• Default 180
• Example 180
• Parameters 180
• Usage guideline 180
• 10 ip dhcp snooping limit rate 181
• 9 ip dhcp snooping limit entries 181
• Command default level 181
• Command mode 181
• Default 181
• Example 181
• Parameters 181
• Usage guideline 181
• 11 ip dhcp snooping station move deny 182
• Command default level 182
• Command mode 182
• Default 182
• Example 182
• Parameters 182
• Usage guideline 182
• 12 ip dhcp snooping verify mac address 183
• 13 ip dhcp snooping vlan 183
• Command default level 183
• Command mode 183
• Default 183
• Example 183
• Parameters 183
• Usage guideline 183
• 14 show ip dhcp snooping 184
• Command default level 184
• Command mode 184
• Default 184
• Example 184
• Parameters 184
• Usage guideline 184
• 15 show ip dhcp snooping binding 185
• Command default level 185
• Command mode 185
• Default 185
• Example 185
• Parameters 185
• Usage guideline 185
• Command default level 186
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 186
• Example 186
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 186
• Level 1 186
• This example shows how to display dhcp snooping binding entries 186
• This example shows how to display dhcp snooping binding entries by ip 10 186
• This example shows how to display dhcp snooping binding entries by ip 10 1 and mac 00 01 02 00 00 05 186
• This example shows how to display dhcp snooping binding entries by ip 10 and mac 00 01 02 03 04 05 on vlan 100 186
• Usage guideline 186
• Use this command to display dhcp snooping binding entries 186
• 16 show ip dhcp snooping database 187
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 187
• Display parameters 187
• Interface the interface that connects to the dhcp client host 187
• Ip address the client ip address assigned from the dhcp server 187
• Lease seconds the ip address lease time 187
• Mac address the client hardware mac address 187
• This command is used to display the statistics of the dhcp snooping database 187
• This example shows how to display dhcp snooping binding entries by interface eth3 0 5 187
• This example shows how to display dhcp snooping binding entries by vlan 100 187
• Type the binding type configured from the cli or dynamically learned 187
• Vlan the vlan id 187
• 17 based on hardware address 188
• Command default level 188
• Command mode 188
• Default 188
• Display parameters 188
• Example 188
• Parameters 188
• Usage guideline 188
• 18 clear ip dhcp snooping server screen log 189
• Command default level 189
• Command mode 189
• Default 189
• Example 189
• Parameters 189
• Usage guideline 189
• 19 dhcp server screen profile 190
• 20 ip dhcp snooping server screen 190
• Command default level 190
• Command mode 190
• Default 190
• Example 190
• Parameters 190
• Usage guideline 190
• 21 ip dhcp snooping server screen log buffer 191
• Command default level 191
• Command mode 191
• Default 191
• Example 191
• Parameters 191
• Usage guideline 191
• 22 show ip dhcp server screen log 192
• Command default level 192
• Command mode 192
• Default 192
• Example 192
• Parameters 192
• Usage guideline 192
• 23 snmp server enable traps dhcp server screen 193
• Command default level 193
• Command mode 193
• Default 193
• Example 193
• Parameters 193
• Usage guideline 193
• 1 clear ipv6 dhcp client 194
• 2 ipv6 dhcp client pd 194
• Command default level 194
• Command mode 194
• Default 194
• Dhcpv6 client commands 194
• Example 194
• Parameters 194
• Usage guideline 194
• 3 show ipv6 dhcp 195
• Command default level 195
• Command mode 195
• Default 195
• Example 195
• Parameters 195
• Usage guideline 195
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 196
• Example 196
• This example shows how to display the dhcpv6 duid for the device 196
• This example shows how to display the dhcpv6 setting for all vlans only vlans that are dhcpv6 enabled are displayed 196
• This example shows how to display the dhcpv6 setting for interface vlan 1 when vlan 1 is dhcpv6 disabled 196
• Use this command to display the device s dhcpv6 duid or use the show ipv6 dhcp interface command to display dhcpv6 related setting for interfaces if the interface id is not specified all interfaces with the dhcpv6 function will be displayed 196
• 1 ipv6 dhcp guard policy 197
• 2 device role 197
• Command default level 197
• Command mode 197
• Default 197
• Dhcpv6 guard commands 197
• Example 197
• Parameters 197
• Usage guideline 197
• 3 match ipv6 access list 198
• Command default level 198
• Command mode 198
• Default 198
• Example 198
• Parameters 198
• Usage guideline 198
• 4 ipv6 dhcp guard attach policy 199
• 5 show ipv6 dhcp guard policy 199
• Command default level 199
• Command mode 199
• Default 199
• Example 199
• Parameters 199
• Usage guideline 199
• Command default level 200
• Command mode 200
• Default 200
• Display parameters 200
• Example 200
• Parameters 200
• Usage guideline 200
• 1 ipv6 dhcp relay destination 201
• Command default level 201
• Command mode 201
• Default 201
• Dhcpv6 relay commands 201
• Example 201
• Parameters 201
• Usage guideline 201
• 2 ipv6 dhcp relay remote id format 202
• 3 ipv6 dhcp relay remote id option 202
• Command default level 202
• Command mode 202
• Default 202
• Example 202
• Parameters 202
• Usage guideline 202
• 4 ipv6 dhcp relay remote id policy 203
• Command default level 203
• Command mode 203
• Default 203
• Example 203
• Parameters 203
• Usage guideline 203
• 5 ipv6 dhcp relay remote id udf 204
• 6 show ipv6 dhcp 204
• Command default level 204
• Command mode 204
• Default 204
• Example 204
• Parameters 204
• Usage guideline 204
• 7 show ipv6 dhcp relay information option 205
• Command default level 205
• Command mode 205
• Default 205
• Example 205
• Parameters 205
• Usage guideline 205
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 206
• Example 206
• This example shows how to display the dhcpv6 relay remote id setting 206
• 1 show interfaces transceiver 207
• Command default level 207
• Command mode 207
• Default 207
• Digital diagnostics monitoring ddm commands 207
• Example 207
• Parameters 207
• Usage guideline 207
• 2 snmp server enable traps transceiver monitoring 208
• Command default level 208
• Command mode 208
• Default 208
• Example 208
• Parameters 208
• Usage guideline 208
• 3 transceiver monitoring action shutdown 209
• 4 transceiver monitoring bias current 209
• Command default level 209
• Command mode 209
• Default 209
• Example 209
• Parameters 209
• Usage guideline 209
• 5 transceiver monitoring enable 210
• Command default level 210
• Command mode 210
• Default 210
• Example 210
• Parameters 210
• Usage guideline 210
• 6 transceiver monitoring rx power 211
• Command default level 211
• Command mode 211
• Default 211
• Example 211
• Parameters 211
• Usage guideline 211
• 7 transceiver monitoring temperature 212
• Command default level 212
• Command mode 212
• Default 212
• Example 212
• Parameters 212
• Usage guideline 212
• 8 transceiver monitoring tx power 213
• Command default level 213
• Command mode 213
• Default 213
• Example 213
• Usage guideline 213
• 9 transceiver monitoring voltage 214
• Command default level 214
• Command mode 214
• Default 214
• Example 214
• Parameters 214
• Usage guideline 214
• Command default level 215
• Command mode 215
• Default 215
• Example 215
• Parameters 215
• Usage guideline 215
• 2 ddp report timer 216
• Command default level 216
• Command mode 216
• D link discovery protocol ddp client commands 216
• Default 216
• Example 216
• Parameters 216
• Usage guideline 216
• 3 show ddp 217
• Command default level 217
• Command mode 217
• Default 217
• Example 217
• Parameters 217
• Usage guideline 217
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 218
• Example 218
• This example shows how to display ddp global information 218
• This example shows how to display ddp on port 1 0 1 218
• Use this command to display the switch ddp configuration information 218
• 1 clear host 219
• 2 ip dns server 219
• Command default level 219
• Command mode 219
• Default 219
• Domain name system dns commands 219
• Example 219
• Parameters 219
• Usage guideline 219
• 3 ip dns lookup 220
• Command default level 220
• Command mode 220
• Default 220
• Example 220
• Parameters 220
• Usage guideline 220
• 4 ip domain lookup 221
• 5 ip host 221
• Command default level 221
• Command mode 221
• Default 221
• Example 221
• Parameters 221
• Usage guideline 221
• 6 ip name server 222
• Command default level 222
• Command mode 222
• Default 222
• Example 222
• Parameters 222
• Usage guideline 222
• 7 ip name server timeout 223
• 8 show hosts 223
• Command default level 223
• Command mode 223
• Default 223
• Example 223
• Parameters 223
• Usage guideline 223
• 9 show ip name_server 224
• Command default level 224
• Command mode 224
• Default 224
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 224
• Example 224
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 224
• Level 1 224
• Parameters 224
• Show ip name_server 224
• This command is used to display the dns configuration 224
• This example shows how to display dns related configuration information 224
• Usage guideline 224
• Use this command to display dns related configuration information 224
• Example 225
• Usage guideline 225
• 1 dos prevention 226
• Command default level 226
• Command mode 226
• Default 226
• Dos prevention commands 226
• Parameters 226
• Usage guideline 226
• 2 show dos prevention 227
• Command default level 227
• Command mode 227
• Default 227
• Example 227
• Parameters 227
• Usage guideline 227
• 3 snmp server enable traps dos prevention 228
• By default this option is disabled 228
• Command default level 228
• Command mode 228
• Default 228
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 228
• Example 228
• Global configuration mode 228
• Level 12 228
• No snmp server enable traps dos prevention 228
• Parameters 228
• Snmp server enable traps dos prevention 228
• This command is used to enable sending snmp notifications for dos attacking use the no form of the command to disable sending snmp notifications 228
• This example shows how to display the specified type configuration information of the dos prevention 228
• This example shows how to enable sending trap for dos attacking 228
• Usage guideline 228
• When dos prevention is enabled the switch will log the event if any attacking packet is received every five minutes you can use this command to enable or disable sending snmp notifications for such events 228
• 1 arp access list 230
• 2 clear ip arp inspection log 230
• Command default level 230
• Command mode 230
• Default 230
• Dynamic arp inspection commands 230
• Example 230
• Parameters 230
• Usage guideline 230
• 3 clear ip arp inspection statistics 231
• 4 ip arp inspection filter vlan 231
• Command default level 231
• Command mode 231
• Default 231
• Example 231
• Parameters 231
• Usage guideline 231
• 5 ip arp inspection limit 232
• Command default level 232
• Command mode 232
• Default 232
• Example 232
• Parameters 232
• Usage guideline 232
• 6 ip arp inspection log buffer 233
• Command default level 233
• Command mode 233
• Default 233
• Example 233
• Parameters 233
• Usage guideline 233
• 7 ip arp inspection trust 234
• Command default level 234
• Command mode 234
• Default 234
• Example 234
• Parameters 234
• Usage guideline 234
• 8 ip arp inspection validate 235
• 9 ip arp inspection vlan 235
• Command default level 235
• Command mode 235
• Default 235
• Example 235
• Parameters 235
• Usage guideline 235
• 10 ip arp inspection vlan logging 236
• Command default level 236
• Command mode 236
• Default 236
• Example 236
• Parameters 236
• Usage guideline 236
• 11 permit deny arp access list 237
• Command default level 237
• Command mode 237
• Default 237
• Example 237
• Parameters 237
• Usage guideline 237
• 12 show ip arp inspection 238
• Command default level 238
• Command mode 238
• Default 238
• Example 238
• Parameters 238
• Usage guideline 238
• Command default level 239
• Command mode 239
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 239
• Example 239
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 239
• Level 1 239
• This command is used to display the status of dai for a specific range of vlans 239
• This example shows how to display the statistics of packets that have been processed by dai for all active vlans 239
• This example shows how to display the statistics of packets that have been processed by dai for vlan 10 239
• Usage guideline 239
• Acl drops the number of arp packets that are dropped by arp acl rule 240
• Acl permits the number of arp packets that are permitted by arp acl rule 240
• Dest mac failures the number of arp packets that fail destination mac validation 240
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 240
• Dhcp drops the number of arp packets that are dropped by dhcp snooping binding database 240
• Dhcp permits the number of arp packets that are permitted by dhcp snooping binding database 240
• Display parameters 240
• Dropped the number of arp packets that are dropped by arp inspection 240
• Example 240
• Forwarded the number of arp packets that are forwarded by arp inspection 240
• Ip validation failures the number of arp packets that fail the ip address validation 240
• Source mac failures the number of arp packets that fail source mac validation 240
• This example shows how to display the configuration and operating state of dai 240
• Vlan the vlan id that is enabled for arp inspection 240
• Display parameters 241
• Example 241
• 13 show ip arp inspection log 242
• Default 242
• Display parameters 242
• Parameters 242
• Command default level 243
• Command mode 243
• Display parameters 243
• Example 243
• Usage guideline 243
• 1 errdisable recovery 244
• Command default level 244
• Command mode 244
• Default 244
• Error recovery commands 244
• Example 244
• Parameters 244
• Usage guideline 244
• 2 show errdisable recovery 245
• Command default level 245
• Command mode 245
• Default 245
• Example 245
• Parameters 245
• Usage guideline 245
• 3 snmp server enable traps errdisable 246
• Command default level 246
• Command mode 246
• Default 246
• Parameters 246
• Usage guideline 246
• Example 247
• Command default level 248
• Command mode 248
• Default 248
• Example 248
• File system commands 248
• Parameters 248
• Usage guideline 248
• 2 delete 249
• Command default level 249
• Command mode 249
• Default 249
• Example 249
• Parameters 249
• Usage guideline 249
• 4 mkdir 250
• Command default level 250
• Command mode 250
• Default 250
• Example 250
• Parameters 250
• Usage guideline 250
• 5 more 251
• 6 rename 251
• Command default level 251
• Command mode 251
• Default 251
• Example 251
• Parameters 251
• Usage guideline 251
• 7 rmdir 252
• Command default level 252
• Command mode 252
• Default 252
• Example 252
• Parameters 252
• Usage guideline 252
• 8 show storage media info 253
• Command default level 253
• Command mode 253
• Default 253
• Example 253
• Parameters 253
• Usage guideline 253
• 1 clear mac address table 254
• 2 mac address table aging time 254
• Command default level 254
• Command mode 254
• Default 254
• Example 254
• Filter database fdb commands 254
• Parameters 254
• Usage guideline 254
• 3 mac address table aging destination hit 255
• Command default level 255
• Command mode 255
• Default 255
• Example 255
• Parameters 255
• Usage guideline 255
• 4 mac address table learning 256
• 5 mac address table notification change 256
• Command default level 256
• Command mode 256
• Default 256
• Example 256
• Parameters 256
• Usage guideline 256
• 6 mac address table static 257
• Command default level 257
• Command mode 257
• Default 257
• Example 257
• Parameters 257
• Usage guideline 257
• 7 multicast filtering mode 258
• Command default level 258
• Command mode 258
• Default 258
• Example 258
• Usage guideline 258
• 8 show mac address table 259
• Command default level 259
• Command mode 259
• Default 259
• Example 259
• Parameters 259
• Usage guideline 259
• Command default level 260
• Command mode 260
• Default 260
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 260
• Example 260
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 260
• If the option interface is specified the unicast entry that has the forwarding interface matches the specified interface will be displayed 260
• Interfaces include physical ports and port channels 260
• Level 1 260
• This example shows how to display all the mac address table entries for the mac address 00 02 4b 28 c4 82 260
• This example shows how to display all the mac address table entries for vlan 1 260
• This example shows how to display all the static mac address table entries 260
• Usage guideline 260
• Vlan vlan id optional specifies the vlan id the valid values are from 1 to 4094 260
• 10 show mac address table learning 261
• 9 show mac address table aging time 261
• Command default level 261
• Command mode 261
• Default 261
• Example 261
• Parameters 261
• Usage guideline 261
• 11 show mac address table notification change 262
• Command default level 262
• Command mode 262
• Default 262
• Example 262
• Parameters 262
• Usage guideline 262
• Command default level 263
• Command mode 263
• Default 263
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 263
• Example 263
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 263
• If no option is specified the global configuration will be displayed use the interface keyword to display information about all interfaces if the interface id is included the specified interface will be displayed 263
• Level 1 263
• This example shows how to display the mac address notification change configuration on all interfaces 263
• This example shows how to display the mac address notification global configuration 263
• Usage guideline 263
• 12 show multicast filtering mode 264
• Command default level 264
• Command mode 264
• Default 264
• Example 264
• Parameters 264
• Usage guideline 264
• 13 snmp server enable traps mac notification change 265
• 14 snmp trap mac notification change 265
• Command default level 265
• Command mode 265
• Default 265
• Example 265
• Parameters 265
• Usage guideline 265
• Command default level 266
• Command mode 266
• Default 266
• Example 266
• Parameters 266
• Usage guideline 266
• 1 clear gvrp statistics 267
• 2 gvrp global 267
• Command default level 267
• Command mode 267
• Default 267
• Example 267
• Garp vlan registration protocol gvrp commands 267
• Parameters 267
• Usage guideline 267
• 3 gvrp enable 268
• Command default level 268
• Command mode 268
• Default 268
• Example 268
• Parameters 268
• Usage guideline 268
• 4 gvrp advertise 269
• 5 gvrp vlan create 269
• Command default level 269
• Command mode 269
• Default 269
• Example 269
• Parameters 269
• Usage guideline 269
• 6 gvrp forbidden 270
• Command default level 270
• Command mode 270
• Default 270
• Example 270
• Parameters 270
• Usage guideline 270
• 7 gvrp timer 271
• Command default level 271
• Command mode 271
• Default 271
• Example 271
• Parameters 271
• Usage guideline 271
• 8 show gvrp configuration 272
• Command default level 272
• Command mode 272
• Default 272
• Example 272
• Parameters 272
• Usage guideline 272
• 9 show gvrp statistics 273
• Command default level 273
• Command mode 273
• Default 273
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 273
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 273
• Interface id optional specifies the interfaces specify a single interface a range of interfaces separated by a hyphen or a series of interfaces separated by commas 273
• Level 1 273
• Parameters 273
• Show gvrp statistics interface interface id 273
• This command is used to display the statistics for a gvrp port 273
• This example shows how to display the gvrp configuration on interfaces eh3 0 5 to eth3 06 273
• Usage guideline 273
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 274
• Example 274
• This command only displays the ports which have the gvrp state enabled 274
• This example shows how to display statistics for gvrp interfaces eth3 0 5 to eth3 0 6 274
• 1 ip arp gratuitous 275
• 2 ip gratuitous arps 275
• Command default level 275
• Command mode 275
• Default 275
• Example 275
• Gratuitous arp commands 275
• Parameters 275
• Usage guideline 275
• 3 arp gratuitous send 276
• Command default level 276
• Command mode 276
• Default 276
• Example 276
• Parameters 276
• Usage guideline 276
• 1 clear ip igmp snooping statistics 278
• 2 ip igmp snooping 278
• Command default level 278
• Command mode 278
• Default 278
• Example 278
• Igmp snooping commands 278
• Parameters 278
• Usage guideline 278
• 3 ip igmp snooping fast leave 279
• Command default level 279
• Command mode 279
• Default 279
• Example 279
• Parameters 279
• Usage guideline 279
• 4 ip igmp snooping last member query interval 280
• Command default level 280
• Command mode 280
• Default 280
• Example 280
• Parameters 280
• Usage guideline 280
• 5 ip igmp snooping mrouter 281
• Command default level 281
• Command mode 281
• Default 281
• Example 281
• Parameters 281
• Usage guideline 281
• 6 ip igmp snooping proxy reporting 282
• 7 ip igmp snooping querier 282
• Command default level 282
• Command mode 282
• Default 282
• Example 282
• Parameters 282
• Usage guideline 282
• 8 ip igmp snooping query interval 283
• Command default level 283
• Command mode 283
• Default 283
• Example 283
• Parameters 283
• Usage guideline 283
• 10 ip igmp snooping query version 284
• 9 ip igmp snooping query max response time 284
• Command default level 284
• Command mode 284
• Default 284
• Example 284
• Parameters 284
• Usage guideline 284
• 11 ip igmp snooping report suppression 285
• Command default level 285
• Command mode 285
• Default 285
• Example 285
• Parameters 285
• Usage guideline 285
• 12 ip igmp snooping robustness variable 286
• Command default level 286
• Command mode 286
• Default 286
• Example 286
• Parameters 286
• Usage guideline 286
• 13 ip igmp snooping static group 287
• Command default level 287
• Command mode 287
• Default 287
• Example 287
• Parameters 287
• Usage guideline 287
• 14 ip igmp snooping suppression time 288
• 15 ip igmp snooping minimum version 288
• Command default level 288
• Command mode 288
• Default 288
• Example 288
• Parameters 288
• Usage guideline 288
• 16 show ip igmp snooping 289
• Command default level 289
• Command mode 289
• Default 289
• Example 289
• Parameters 289
• Usage guideline 289
• 17 show ip igmp snooping groups 290
• Command default level 290
• Command mode 290
• Default 290
• Example 290
• Parameters 290
• 18 show ip igmp snooping mrouter 291
• Command default level 291
• Command mode 291
• Default 291
• Example 291
• Parameters 291
• Usage guideline 291
• 19 show ip igmp snooping static group 292
• Command default level 292
• Command mode 292
• Default 292
• Example 292
• Parameters 292
• Usage guideline 292
• 20 show ip igmp snooping statistics 293
• Command default level 293
• Command mode 293
• Default 293
• Example 293
• Parameters 293
• Usage guideline 293
• 1 clear counters 294
• 2 description 294
• Command default level 294
• Command mode 294
• Default 294
• Example 294
• Interface commands 294
• Parameters 294
• Usage guideline 294
• 3 interface 295
• Command default level 295
• Command mode 295
• Default 295
• Example 295
• Parameters 295
• Usage guideline 295
• 4 interface range 296
• Command default level 296
• Command mode 296
• Default 296
• Example 296
• Parameters 296
• Usage guideline 296
• 5 show counters 297
• Command default level 297
• Command mode 297
• Default 297
• Example 297
• Parameters 297
• Usage guideline 297
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 298
• 6 show interfaces 299
• Command default level 299
• Command mode 299
• Default 299
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 299
• Example 299
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 299
• If no interface was specified all existing physical ports will be displayed 299
• Interface id optional specifies that the interface can be a physical port vlan or other 299
• Level 1 299
• Parameters 299
• Show interfaces interface id 299
• This command is used to display the interface information 299
• This example shows how to display the vlan interface information for interface vlan 1 299
• Usage guideline 299
• 7 show interfaces counters 300
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 300
• This command is used to display counters on specified interfaces 300
• This example shows how to display the interface information for eth1 0 1 300
• This example shows how to display the null interface information for interface null0 300
• Command default level 301
• Command mode 301
• Default 301
• Example 301
• Parameters 301
• Usage guideline 301
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 302
• This example shows how to display switch ports error counters 302
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 303
• 8 show interfaces status 304
• 9 show interfaces utilization 304
• Command default level 304
• Command mode 304
• Default 304
• Example 304
• Parameters 304
• Usage guideline 304
• 10 show interfaces auto negotiation 305
• Command default level 305
• Command mode 305
• Default 305
• Example 305
• Parameters 305
• Usage guideline 305
• 11 shutdown 306
• Command default level 306
• Command mode 306
• Default 306
• Example 306
• Parameters 306
• Usage guideline 306
• Example 307
• Usage guideline 307
• 1 ip verify source vlan dhcp snooping 308
• 2 ip source binding 308
• Command default level 308
• Command mode 308
• Default 308
• Example 308
• Ip source guard commands 308
• Parameters 308
• Usage guideline 308
• 3 show ip source binding 309
• Command default level 309
• Command mode 309
• Default 309
• Example 309
• Parameters 309
• Usage guideline 309
• Command default level 310
• Command mode 310
• Default 310
• Example 310
• Parameters 310
• Usage guideline 310
• 4 show ip verify source 311
• Display parameters 311
• Parameters 311
• Command default level 312
• Command mode 312
• Default 312
• Display parameters 312
• Example 312
• Usage guideline 312
• 1 ping 314
• Command default level 314
• Command mode 314
• Default 314
• Example 314
• Ip utility commands 314
• Parameters 314
• Usage guideline 314
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 315
• This example shows how to ping the host with ipv6 address 2001 238 f8a 77 7c10 41c0 6ddd ecab 315
• 1 clear ip ip mac port binding violation 316
• 2 ip ip mac port binding 316
• Command default level 316
• Command mode 316
• Default 316
• Example 316
• Ip mac port binding impb commands 316
• Parameters 316
• Usage guideline 316
• 3 show ip ip mac port binding 317
• Command default level 317
• Command mode 317
• Default 317
• Example 317
• Parameters 317
• Usage guideline 317
• 4 snmp server enable traps ip mac port binding 318
• By default this option is disabled 318
• Command default level 318
• Default 318
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 318
• Example 318
• Level 1 318
• No snmp server enable traps ip mac port binding 318
• Parameters 318
• Snmp server enable traps ip mac port binding 318
• This command is used to enable the sending of the snmp notifications for ip mac port binding use the no form of the command to disable sending snmp notifications 318
• This example shows how to display all of the entries blocked by the impb access control 318
• This example shows how to display the impb configuration for all ports 318
• Usage guideline 318
• Use this command to display the impb configuration or use the show ip ip mac port binding violation command to display the entries blocked because of the impb check violation 318
• Command default level 319
• Command mode 319
• Example 319
• Usage guideline 319
• 1 ipv6 snooping policy 320
• 2 protocol 320
• Command default level 320
• Command mode 320
• Default 320
• Example 320
• Ipv6 snooping commands 320
• Parameters 320
• Usage guideline 320
• 3 limit address count 321
• Command default level 321
• Command mode 321
• Default 321
• Example 321
• Parameters 321
• Usage guideline 321
• 4 ipv6 snooping attach policy 322
• 5 ipv6 snooping station move deny 322
• Command default level 322
• Command mode 322
• Default 322
• Example 322
• Parameters 322
• Usage guideline 322
• 6 show ipv6 snooping policy 323
• Command default level 323
• Command mode 323
• Default 323
• Example 323
• Parameters 323
• Usage guideline 323
• Display parameters 324
• 1 ipv6 source binding vlan 325
• 2 ipv6 source guard policy 325
• Command default level 325
• Command mode 325
• Default 325
• Example 325
• Ipv6 source guard commands 325
• Parameters 325
• Usage guideline 325
• 3 deny global autoconfig 326
• Command default level 326
• Command mode 326
• Default 326
• Example 326
• Parameters 326
• Usage guideline 326
• 4 permit link local 327
• 5 ipv6 source guard attach policy 327
• Command default level 327
• Command mode 327
• Default 327
• Example 327
• Parameters 327
• Usage guideline 327
• 6 show ipv6 source guard policy 328
• Command default level 328
• Command mode 328
• Default 328
• Example 328
• Parameters 328
• Usage guideline 328
• 7 show ipv6 neighbor binding 329
• Command default level 329
• Command mode 329
• Default 329
• Example 329
• Parameters 329
• Usage guideline 329
• Display parameters 330
• 1 jwac authentication method 331
• 2 jwac enable 331
• Command default level 331
• Command mode 331
• Default 331
• Example 331
• Japanese web based access control jwac commands 331
• Parameters 331
• Usage guideline 331
• 3 jwac forcible logout 332
• Command default level 332
• Command mode 332
• Default 332
• Example 332
• Parameters 332
• Usage guideline 332
• 4 jwac max authenticating user 333
• 5 jwac authenticate page language 333
• Command default level 333
• Command mode 333
• Default 333
• Example 333
• Parameters 333
• Usage guideline 333
• 6 jwac page element 334
• Command default level 334
• Command mode 334
• Default 334
• Example 334
• Parameters 334
• Usage guideline 334
• Command default level 335
• Command mode 335
• Default 335
• Example 335
• Usage guideline 335
• 7 jwac quarantine server url 336
• 8 jwac quarantine server monitor 336
• Command default level 336
• Command mode 336
• Default 336
• Example 336
• Parameters 336
• Usage guideline 336
• 9 jwac quarantine server timeout 337
• Command default level 337
• Command mode 337
• Default 337
• Example 337
• Parameters 337
• Usage guideline 337
• 10 jwac redirect 338
• Command default level 338
• Command mode 338
• Default 338
• Example 338
• Parameters 338
• Usage guideline 338
• 11 jwac system auth control 339
• 12 jwac update server 339
• Command default level 339
• Command mode 339
• Default 339
• Example 339
• Parameters 339
• Usage guideline 339
• 13 jwac udp filtering 340
• Command default level 340
• Command mode 340
• Default 340
• Example 340
• Parameters 340
• Usage guideline 340
• 14 jwac virtual ip 341
• Command default level 341
• Command mode 341
• Default 341
• Example 341
• Parameters 341
• Usage guideline 341
• Example 342
• 1 max rcv frame size 343
• Command default level 343
• Command mode 343
• Default 343
• Example 343
• Jumbo frame commands 343
• Parameters 343
• Usage guideline 343
• 1 channel group 344
• Command default level 344
• Command mode 344
• Default 344
• Example 344
• Link aggregation control protocol lacp commands 344
• Parameters 344
• Usage guideline 344
• 2 lacp port priority 345
• 3 lacp timeout 345
• Command default level 345
• Command mode 345
• Default 345
• Example 345
• Parameters 345
• Usage guideline 345
• 4 lacp system priority 346
• Command default level 346
• Command mode 346
• Default 346
• Example 346
• Parameters 346
• Usage guideline 346
• 5 port channel load balance 347
• Command default level 347
• Command mode 347
• Default 347
• Example 347
• Parameters 347
• Usage guideline 347
• 6 show channel group 348
• Command default level 348
• Command mode 348
• Default 348
• Example 348
• Parameters 348
• Usage guideline 348
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 349
• This example shows how to display the load balance information for all channel groups 349
• This example shows how to display the neighbor information for port channel 3 349
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 350
• This example shows how to display the summary information for all port channels 350
• This example shows how to display the system identifier information 350
• 1 clear lldp counters 351
• 2 clear lldp table 351
• Command default level 351
• Command mode 351
• Default 351
• Example 351
• Link layer discovery protocol lldp commands 351
• Parameters 351
• Usage guideline 351
• 3 lldp dot1 tlv select 352
• Command default level 352
• Command mode 352
• Default 352
• Example 352
• Parameters 352
• Usage guideline 352
• Command default level 353
• Command mode 353
• Default 353
• Example 353
• Usage guideline 353
• 4 lldp dot3 tlv select 354
• Parameters 354
• 5 lldp fast count 355
• Command default level 355
• Command mode 355
• Default 355
• Example 355
• Parameters 355
• Usage guideline 355
• 6 lldp hold multiplier 356
• 7 lldp management address 356
• Command default level 356
• Command mode 356
• Default 356
• Example 356
• Parameters 356
• Usage guideline 356
• Command default level 357
• Command mode 357
• Default 357
• Example 357
• Usage guideline 357
• 8 lldp med tlv select 358
• Command default level 358
• Command mode 358
• Default 358
• Parameters 358
• Usage guideline 358
• 10 lldp reinit 359
• 9 lldp receive 359
• Command default level 359
• Command mode 359
• Default 359
• Example 359
• Parameters 359
• Usage guideline 359
• 11 lldp run 360
• Command default level 360
• Command mode 360
• Default 360
• Example 360
• Parameters 360
• Usage guideline 360
• 12 lldp forward 361
• 13 lldp tlv select 361
• Command default level 361
• Command mode 361
• Default 361
• Example 361
• Parameters 361
• Usage guideline 361
• 14 lldp transmit 362
• Command default level 362
• Command mode 362
• Default 362
• Example 362
• Parameters 362
• Usage guideline 362
• 15 lldp tx delay 363
• Command default level 363
• Command mode 363
• Default 363
• Example 363
• Parameters 363
• Usage guideline 363
• 16 lldp tx interval 364
• 17 snmp server enable traps lldp 364
• Command default level 364
• Command mode 364
• Default 364
• Example 364
• Parameters 364
• Usage guideline 364
• 18 lldp notification enable 365
• Command default level 365
• Command mode 365
• Default 365
• Example 365
• Parameters 365
• Usage guideline 365
• 19 lldp subtype 366
• 20 show lldp 366
• Command default level 366
• Command mode 366
• Default 366
• Example 366
• Parameters 366
• Usage guideline 366
• 21 show lldp interface 367
• Command default level 367
• Command mode 367
• Default 367
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 367
• Example 367
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 367
• Level 1 367
• This command is used to display the lldp configuration at the physical interface 367
• This command is used to display the lldp system s global configurations 367
• This example shows how to display the lldp system s global configuration status 367
• Usage guideline 367
• Command default level 368
• Command mode 368
• Default 368
• Example 368
• Parameters 368
• Usage guideline 368
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 369
• Display parameters 369
• Enabled management address displays the enabled ipv4 ipv6 addresses the indicated string none means that the user did not configure the management address with the lldp management address command or the enabled default ipv4 and ipv6 addresses are not applicable 369
• Enabled port and protocol vlan id this indicating string is shown when there are enabled port and protocol vlans the vlan list is the configured enabled vlans if there is no configured ppvid vlan the string is none 369
• Enabled vlan name this indicating string is shown when there are enabled vlans for sending vlan name tlvs the vlan list includes the configured enabled vlans if there is no configured vlan for the vlan name tlv the string is none 369
• 22 show lldp local interface 370
• Command default level 370
• Command mode 370
• Default 370
• Example 370
• Parameters 370
• Usage guideline 370
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 371
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 372
• This example shows how to display local information of port 1 in brief mode 372
• This example shows how to display the local information of port 1 in normal mode 372
• 23 show lldp management address 373
• Command default level 373
• Command mode 373
• Default 373
• Example 373
• Parameters 373
• Usage guideline 373
• 24 show lldp neighbor interface 374
• Command default level 374
• Command mode 374
• Default 374
• Parameters 374
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 375
• Example 375
• This command display the information learned from the neighbor devices 375
• This example shows how to display information about neighboring devices learned by lldp on eth4 0 9 in detailed mode 375
• Usage guideline 375
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 376
• This example shows how to display remote lldp information in the normal mode 376
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 377
• This example shows how to display the neighbor information on eth3 0 1 to eth3 0 2 in brief mode 377
• 25 show lldp traffic 378
• Command default level 378
• Command mode 378
• Default 378
• Display parameters 378
• Example 378
• Parameters 378
• Usage guideline 378
• 26 show lldp traffic interface 379
• Command default level 379
• Command mode 379
• Default 379
• Display parameters 379
• Example 379
• Parameters 379
• Usage guideline 379
• 1 loopback detection global 381
• Command default level 381
• Command mode 381
• Default 381
• Loopback detection lbd commands 381
• Parameters 381
• Usage guideline 381
• 2 loopback detection interface 382
• 3 loopback detection interval 382
• Command default level 382
• Command mode 382
• Default 382
• Example 382
• Parameters 382
• Usage guideline 382
• 4 loopback detection vlan 383
• Command default level 383
• Command mode 383
• Default 383
• Example 383
• Parameters 383
• Usage guideline 383
• 5 show loopback detection 384
• Command default level 384
• Command mode 384
• Default 384
• Example 384
• Parameters 384
• Usage guideline 384
• 6 snmp server enable traps loopback detection 385
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 385
• Display parameters 385
• Interface indicates the port that has loopback detection enabled 385
• Result indicates whether a loop is detected 385
• This command is used to enable the sending snmp notifications of loopback detection use no command to return to the default settings 385
• This example shows how to displays the loopback detection status for port 1 0 1 385
• This example shows how to displays the loopback detection status for port channel 2 385
• Time left the remaining time before being auto recovered 385
• Command default level 386
• Command mode 386
• Default 386
• Example 386
• Parameters 386
• Usage guideline 386
• 1 mac auth system auth control 387
• 2 mac auth enable 387
• Command default level 387
• Command mode 387
• Default 387
• Example 387
• Mac authentication commands 387
• Parameters 387
• Usage guideline 387
• 3 mac auth password 388
• Command default level 388
• Command mode 388
• Default 388
• Example 388
• Parameters 388
• Usage guideline 388
• 4 mac auth username 389
• 5 snmp server enable traps mac auth 389
• Command default level 389
• Command mode 389
• Default 389
• Example 389
• Parameters 389
• Usage guideline 389
• Command default level 390
• Command mode 390
• Default 390
• Example 390
• Parameters 390
• Usage guideline 390
• 1 monitor session destination interface 391
• 2 monitor session source interface 391
• Command default level 391
• Command mode 391
• Default 391
• Example 391
• Mirror commands 391
• Parameters 391
• Usage guideline 391
• 3 monitor session source acl 392
• Command default level 392
• Command mode 392
• Default 392
• Example 392
• Parameters 392
• Usage guideline 392
• 4 show monitor session 393
• Command default level 393
• Command mode 393
• Default 393
• Example 393
• Parameters 393
• Usage guideline 393
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 394
• Example 394
• If this command is used without specifying a session number all monitor sessions are displayed 394
• This example shows how to display a created port monitor session with the session number 1 394
• 1 clear ipv6 mld snooping statistics 395
• 2 ipv6 mld snooping 395
• Command default level 395
• Command mode 395
• Default 395
• Example 395
• Mld snooping commands 395
• Parameters 395
• Usage guideline 395
• 3 ipv6 mld snooping fast leave 396
• Command default level 396
• Command mode 396
• Default 396
• Example 396
• Parameters 396
• Usage guideline 396
• 4 ipv6 mld snooping last listener query interval 397
• Command default level 397
• Command mode 397
• Default 397
• Example 397
• Parameters 397
• Usage guideline 397
• 5 ipv6 mld snooping mrouter 398
• Command default level 398
• Command mode 398
• Default 398
• Example 398
• Parameters 398
• Usage guideline 398
• 6 ipv6 mld snooping proxy reporting 399
• 7 ipv6 mld snooping querier 399
• Command default level 399
• Command mode 399
• Default 399
• Example 399
• Parameters 399
• Usage guideline 399
• 8 ipv6 mld snooping query interval 400
• Command default level 400
• Command mode 400
• Default 400
• Example 400
• Parameters 400
• Usage guideline 400
• 10 ipv6 mld snooping query version 401
• 9 ipv6 mld snooping query max response time 401
• Command default level 401
• Command mode 401
• Default 401
• Example 401
• Parameters 401
• Usage guideline 401
• 11 ipv6 mld snooping report suppression 402
• Command default level 402
• Command mode 402
• Default 402
• Example 402
• Parameters 402
• Usage guideline 402
• 12 ipv6 mld snooping robustness variable 403
• Command default level 403
• Command mode 403
• Default 403
• Example 403
• Parameters 403
• Usage guideline 403
• 13 ipv6 mld snooping static group 404
• 14 ipv6 mld snooping suppression time 404
• Command default level 404
• Command mode 404
• Default 404
• Example 404
• Parameters 404
• Usage guideline 404
• 15 ipv6 mld snooping minimum version 405
• Command default level 405
• Command mode 405
• Default 405
• Example 405
• Parameters 405
• Usage guideline 405
• 16 show ipv6 mld snooping 406
• Command default level 406
• Command mode 406
• Default 406
• Example 406
• Parameters 406
• Usage guideline 406
• 17 show ipv6 mld snooping groups 407
• Command default level 407
• Command mode 407
• Default 407
• Example 407
• Parameters 407
• Usage guideline 407
• 18 show ipv6 mld snooping mrouter 408
• Command default level 408
• Command mode 408
• Default 408
• Example 408
• Parameters 408
• Usage guideline 408
• 19 show ipv6 mld snooping static group 409
• Command default level 409
• Command mode 409
• Default 409
• Example 409
• Parameters 409
• Usage guideline 409
• 20 show ipv6 mld snooping statistics 410
• Command default level 410
• Command mode 410
• Default 410
• Example 410
• Parameters 410
• Usage guideline 410
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 411
• 1 instance 412
• Command default level 412
• Command mode 412
• Default 412
• Example 412
• Multiple spanning tree protocol mstp commands 412
• Parameters 412
• Usage guideline 412
• 2 name 413
• 3 revision 413
• Command default level 413
• Command mode 413
• Default 413
• Example 413
• Parameters 413
• Usage guideline 413
• 4 show spanning tree mst 414
• Command default level 414
• Command mode 414
• Default 414
• Example 414
• Parameters 414
• Usage guideline 414
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 415
• Example 415
• This example shows how to display mstp detailed information 415
• This example shows how to display mstp detailed information for interface eth1 0 1 415
• This example shows how to display mstp summary information 415
• Usage guideline 415
• Use this command to display the mstp configuration and operation status if a private vlan is configured and the secondary vlan does not map to the same primary vlan the show spanning tree mst configuration command will display a message to indicate this condition 415
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 416
• This example shows how to display mstp summary information for interfaces eth3 0 3 to eth 3 0 4 416
• This example shows how to display mstp summary information for interfaces eth3 0 3 to eth 3 0 4 of mst02 416
• 5 spanning tree mst 417
• Command mode 417
• Default 417
• Parameters 417
• 6 spanning tree mst configuration 418
• 7 spanning tree mst max hops 418
• Command default level 418
• Command mode 418
• Default 418
• Example 418
• Parameters 418
• Usage guideline 418
• 8 spanning tree mst hello time 419
• Command default level 419
• Command mode 419
• Default 419
• Example 419
• Parameters 419
• Usage guideline 419
• 9 spanning tree mst priority 420
• Command default level 420
• Command mode 420
• Default 420
• Example 420
• Parameters 420
• Usage guideline 420
• 1 ipv6 nd inspection policy 421
• 2 validate source mac 421
• Command default level 421
• Command mode 421
• Default 421
• Example 421
• Neighbor discovery nd inspection commands 421
• Parameters 421
• Usage guideline 421
• 3 device role 422
• Command default level 422
• Command mode 422
• Default 422
• Example 422
• Parameters 422
• Usage guideline 422
• 4 ipv6 nd inspection attach policy 423
• 5 show ipv6 nd inspection policy 423
• Command default level 423
• Command mode 423
• Default 423
• Example 423
• Parameters 423
• Usage guideline 423
• Command default level 424
• Command mode 424
• Default 424
• Example 424
• Parameters 424
• Usage guideline 424
• 1 authentication guest vlan 425
• Command default level 425
• Command mode 425
• Default 425
• Example 425
• Network access authentication commands 425
• Parameters 425
• Usage guideline 425
• 2 authentication host mode 426
• Command default level 426
• Command mode 426
• Default 426
• Example 426
• Parameters 426
• Usage guideline 426
• 3 authentication periodic 427
• 4 authentication timer inactivity 427
• Command default level 427
• Command mode 427
• Default 427
• Example 427
• Parameters 427
• Usage guideline 427
• 5 authentication timer reauthentication 428
• 6 authentication timer restart 428
• Command default level 428
• Command mode 428
• Default 428
• Example 428
• Parameters 428
• Usage guideline 428
• 7 authentication username 429
• Command default level 429
• Command mode 429
• Default 429
• Example 429
• Parameters 429
• Usage guideline 429
• 8 clear authentication sessions 430
• Command default level 430
• Command mode 430
• Default 430
• Example 430
• Parameters 430
• Usage guideline 430
• 9 authentication username mac format 431
• Command default level 431
• Command mode 431
• Default 431
• Example 431
• Parameters 431
• Usage guideline 431
• 10 authentication compauth mode 432
• Command default level 432
• Command mode 432
• Default 432
• Example 432
• Parameters 432
• Usage guideline 432
• 11 authentication max users 433
• Command default level 433
• Command mode 433
• Default 433
• Example 433
• Parameters 433
• Usage guideline 433
• 12 authentication mac move deny 434
• 13 authorization disable 434
• Command default level 434
• Command mode 434
• Default 434
• Example 434
• Parameters 434
• Usage guideline 434
• 14 show authentication sessions 435
• Command default level 435
• Command mode 435
• Default 435
• Example 435
• Parameters 435
• Usage guideline 435
• Command default level 436
• Command mode 436
• Display parameters 436
• Example 436
• Usage guideline 436
• 1 clear port security 439
• 2 show port security 439
• Command default level 439
• Command mode 439
• Default 439
• Example 439
• Parameters 439
• Port security commands 439
• Usage guideline 439
• 3 snmp server enable traps port security 440
• Command default level 440
• Command mode 440
• Default 440
• Example 440
• Parameters 440
• Usage guideline 440
• 4 switchport port security 441
• Command default level 441
• Command mode 441
• Example 441
• Parameters 441
• Usage guideline 441
• Command default level 442
• Command mode 442
• Default 442
• Example 442
• Usage guideline 442
• 5 switchport port security aging 443
• Command mode 443
• Default 443
• Parameters 443
• 6 port security limit 444
• Command default level 444
• Command mode 444
• Default 444
• Example 444
• Parameters 444
• Usage guideline 444
• 1 poe pd description 446
• 2 poe pd legacy support 446
• Command default level 446
• Command mode 446
• Default 446
• Example 446
• Parameters 446
• Power over ethernet poe commands 446
• Usage guideline 446
• 3 poe pd priority 447
• Command default level 447
• Command mode 447
• Default 447
• Example 447
• Parameters 447
• Usage guideline 447
• 4 poe policy preempt 448
• 5 poe power inline 448
• Command default level 448
• Command mode 448
• Default 448
• Example 448
• Parameters 448
• Usage guideline 448
• Command default level 449
• Command mode 449
• Default 449
• Example 449
• Parameters 449
• Usage guideline 449
• 6 poe usage threshold 450
• Command default level 450
• Command mode 450
• Default 450
• Example 450
• Parameters 450
• Usage guideline 450
• 7 snmp server enable traps poe 451
• 8 clear poe statistic 451
• Command default level 451
• Command mode 451
• Default 451
• Example 451
• Parameters 451
• Usage guideline 451
• 9 show poe power inline 452
• Command default level 452
• Command mode 452
• Default 452
• Example 452
• Parameters 452
• Usage guideline 452
• Command default level 453
• Command mode 453
• Display parameters 453
• Example 453
• Usage guideline 453
• Display parameters 454
• Example 454
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 455
• Display parameters 455
• Example 455
• Invalid signature increased if the pse detects a pd who has an invalid pd signature 455
• Mps absent increased if the pse stops to provide power to the pi due to the pse cannot monitor the valid mps of pd on the pi 455
• Overload if the pd is drawing too much power to exceed the maximum output power that the port can supply then the overload counter is increased 455
• Power denied if the poe software system decides to disallow providing power to the attached pd then this counter is increased 455
• Short if the pd s internal circuit is shorted for some reason then this counter is increased 455
• This example shows how to display the poe power inline lldp classification 455
• This example shows how to display the poe power inline measurement 455
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 456
• Display parameters 456
• 10 show poe power module 457
• Command default level 457
• Command mode 457
• Default 457
• Display parameters 457
• Example 457
• Parameters 457
• Usage guideline 457
• Display parameters 458
• Example 458
• 1 dim led 459
• 2 power saving 459
• Command default level 459
• Command mode 459
• Default 459
• Example 459
• Parameters 459
• Power saving commands 459
• Usage guideline 459
• 3 power saving eee 460
• Command default level 460
• Command mode 460
• Default 460
• Example 460
• Parameters 460
• Usage guideline 460
• 4 power saving dim led time range 461
• Command default level 461
• Command mode 461
• Default 461
• Example 461
• Parameters 461
• Usage guideline 461
• 5 power saving hibernation time range 462
• 6 power saving shutdown time range 462
• Command default level 462
• Command mode 462
• Default 462
• Example 462
• Parameters 462
• Usage guideline 462
• 7 show power saving 463
• Command default level 463
• Command mode 463
• Default 463
• Example 463
• Parameters 463
• Usage guideline 463
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 464
• 1 ip route 465
• 2 ipv6 route 465
• Command default level 465
• Command mode 465
• Default 465
• Example 465
• Parameters 465
• Protocol independent commands 465
• Usage guideline 465
• 3 show ip route 466
• Command default level 466
• Command mode 466
• Default 466
• Example 466
• Parameters 466
• Usage guideline 466
• 4 show ip route summary 467
• Command default level 467
• Command mode 467
• Default 467
• Example 467
• Parameters 467
• Usage guideline 467
• 5 show ipv6 route 468
• Command default level 468
• Command mode 468
• Default 468
• Example 468
• Parameters 468
• Usage guideline 468
• 6 show ipv6 route summary 469
• Command default level 469
• Command mode 469
• Default 469
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 469
• Example 469
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 469
• Level 1 469
• Parameters 469
• Show ipv6 route summary 469
• This command is used to display the current state of the ipv6 routing table 469
• This example shows how to display the routing entries for ipv6 469
• This example shows how to display the static routing entries for ipv6 469
• Usage guideline 469
• When the system provides forwarding services for ipv6 traffic it is very important and helpful to check the forwarding routing table to understand what the traffic path will be currently in the network 469
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 470
• Example 470
• This example shows how to display the current state of the ipv6 routing table 470
• 1 class 471
• 2 class map 471
• Command default level 471
• Command mode 471
• Default 471
• Example 471
• Parameters 471
• Quality of service qos commands 471
• Usage guideline 471
• 3 match 472
• Command default level 472
• Command mode 472
• Default 472
• Example 472
• Parameters 472
• Usage guideline 472
• Command default level 473
• Command mode 473
• Default 473
• Parameters 473
• Usage guideline 473
• 4 mls qos aggregate policer 474
• Example 474
• Command mode 475
• Default 475
• Parameters 475
• 5 mls qos cos 476
• Command default level 476
• Command mode 476
• Default 476
• Example 476
• Parameters 476
• Usage guideline 476
• 6 mls qos dscp mutation 477
• Command default level 477
• Command mode 477
• Default 477
• Example 477
• Parameters 477
• Usage guideline 477
• 7 mls qos map cos color 478
• 8 mls qos map dscp color 478
• Command default level 478
• Command mode 478
• Default 478
• Example 478
• Parameters 478
• Usage guideline 478
• 9 mls qos map dscp cos 479
• Command default level 479
• Command mode 479
• Default 479
• Example 479
• Parameters 479
• Usage guideline 479
• 10 mls qos map dscp mutation 480
• Command default level 480
• Command mode 480
• Default 480
• Example 480
• Parameters 480
• Usage guideline 480
• 11 mls qos scheduler 481
• Command default level 481
• Command mode 481
• Default 481
• Parameters 481
• Usage guideline 481
• 12 mls qos trust 482
• Command default level 482
• Command mode 482
• Default 482
• Example 482
• Parameters 482
• Usage guideline 482
• 13 police 483
• Example 483
• Parameters 483
• Command default level 484
• Command mode 484
• Default 484
• Example 484
• Usage guideline 484
• 14 police aggregate 485
• Command default level 485
• Command mode 485
• Default 485
• Example 485
• Parameters 485
• Usage guideline 485
• 15 police cir 486
• Parameters 486
• Command default level 487
• Command mode 487
• Default 487
• Example 487
• Usage guideline 487
• 16 policy map 488
• 17 priority queue cos map 488
• Command default level 488
• Command mode 488
• Default 488
• Example 488
• Parameters 488
• Usage guideline 488
• 18 queue rate limit 489
• Command default level 489
• Command mode 489
• Default 489
• Example 489
• Parameters 489
• Usage guideline 489
• 19 rate limit input output 490
• Command default level 490
• Command mode 490
• Default 490
• Example 490
• Parameters 490
• Usage guideline 490
• 20 service policy 491
• Command default level 491
• Command mode 491
• Default 491
• Example 491
• Parameters 491
• Usage guideline 491
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 492
• Example 492
• For cust1 classes gold is configured to match cos 6 and be policed by a single rate policer with a committed rate of 800 kbps silver is configured to match cos 5 and be policed by a single rate policer with a committed rate of 2000kbps and bronze is configured to match cos 0 and be policed by a single rate policer with a committed rate of 8000kbps 492
• For cust2 classes gold is configured to use cos queue 6 and be policed by a single rate policer with a committed rate of 1600 kbps silver is policed by a single rate policer with a committed rate of 4000 kbps and bronze is policed by a single rate policer with a committed rate of 16000 kbps 492
• The cust1 classes policy map is configured and then attached to interfaces eth3 0 1 and eth3 0 2 for ingress traffic 492
• The cust2 classes policy map is configured and then attached to interface eth4 0 1 for ingress traffic 492
• This example shows how two policy maps are defined 1 cust1 classes and 2 cust2 classes 492
• Usage guideline 492
• Use the service policy command to attach at most one policy map for input type on an interface this policy is attached to the interface for aggregate and controls the number or rate of packets a packet arriving at a port will be treated based on the service policy attached to the interface 492
• 21 set 493
• Command default level 493
• Command mode 493
• Default 493
• Parameters 493
• Usage guideline 493
• 22 show class map 494
• Command default level 494
• Command mode 494
• Default 494
• Example 494
• Parameters 494
• Usage guideline 494
• 23 show mls qos aggregate policer 495
• 24 show mls qos interface 495
• Command default level 495
• Command mode 495
• Default 495
• Example 495
• Parameters 495
• Usage guideline 495
• Command default level 496
• Command mode 496
• Default 496
• Example 496
• Parameters 496
• Usage guideline 496
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 497
• This example shows how to display the bandwidth allocation for port 1 0 1 to 1 0 4 497
• This example shows how to display the cos bandwidth allocation for eth 1 0 1 to 1 0 2 497
• This example shows how to display the dscp mutation maps attached to eth 1 0 1 to 1 0 2 497
• This example shows how to display the scheduling configuration for eth1 0 1 to eth1 0 2 497
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 498
• This example shows how to display the cos to color map for port 1 0 3 to port 1 0 4 498
• This example shows how to display the dscp to color map for port 1 0 1 to port 1 0 2 498
• 25 show mls qos map dscp mutation 499
• Command default level 499
• Command mode 499
• Default 499
• Example 499
• Parameters 499
• Usage guideline 499
• 26 show mls qos queueing 500
• Command default level 500
• Command mode 500
• Default 500
• Parameters 500
• Usage guideline 500
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 501
• Example 501
• This example shows how to display the qos queuing information 501
• This example shows how to display the weight configuration for the different scheduler on interface eth1 0 3 501
• 27 show policy map 502
• Command default level 502
• Command mode 502
• Default 502
• Example 502
• Parameters 502
• Usage guideline 502
• 28 wdrr queue bandwidth 503
• Command default level 503
• Command mode 503
• Default 503
• Example 503
• Parameters 503
• Usage guideline 503
• 29 wrr queue bandwidth 504
• Command default level 504
• Command mode 504
• Default 504
• Example 504
• Parameters 504
• Usage guideline 504
• 1 rmon collection stats 505
• 2 rmon collection history 505
• Command default level 505
• Command mode 505
• Default 505
• Example 505
• Parameters 505
• Remote network monitoring rmon commands 505
• Usage guideline 505
• 3 rmon alarm 506
• Command default level 506
• Command mode 506
• Default 506
• Example 506
• Parameters 506
• Usage guideline 506
• 4 rmon event 507
• Command default level 507
• Command mode 507
• Default 507
• Example 507
• Parameters 507
• Usage guideline 507
• 5 show rmon alarm 508
• Command default level 508
• Command mode 508
• Default 508
• Example 508
• Parameters 508
• Usage guideline 508
• 6 show rmon events 509
• Command default level 509
• Command mode 509
• Default 509
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 509
• Example 509
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 509
• Level 1 509
• Parameters 509
• Show rmon events 509
• This command displays the rmon event table 509
• This command is used to display the rmon event table 509
• This example shows how to displays the rmon event table 509
• Usage guideline 509
• 7 show rmon history 510
• 8 show rmon statistics 510
• Command default level 510
• Command mode 510
• Default 510
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 510
• Example 510
• Exec mode or any configuration mode 510
• Level 1 510
• Parameters 510
• Show rmon history 510
• This command displays the history of the statistics for all of the configured entries 510
• This command is used to display rmon ethernet statistics 510
• This command is used to display rmon history statistics information 510
• This example shows how to display rmon ethernet history statistics 510
• Usage guideline 510
• 9 snmp server enable traps rmon 511
• Command default level 511
• Command mode 511
• Default 511
• Example 511
• Parameters 511
• Usage guideline 511
• Command default level 512
• Example 512
• Usage guideline 512
• 1 ipv6 nd raguard policy 513
• 2 device role 513
• Command default level 513
• Command mode 513
• Default 513
• Example 513
• Parameters 513
• Router advertisement ra guard commands 513
• Usage guideline 513
• 3 match ipv6 access list 514
• Command default level 514
• Command mode 514
• Default 514
• Example 514
• Parameters 514
• Usage guideline 514
• 4 ipv6 nd raguard attach policy 515
• 5 show ipv6 nd raguard policy 515
• Command default level 515
• Command mode 515
• Default 515
• Example 515
• Parameters 515
• Usage guideline 515
• Command default level 516
• Command mode 516
• Default 516
• Example 516
• Usage guideline 516
• 1 clear cpu protect counters 517
• 2 cpu protect safeguard 517
• Command default level 517
• Command mode 517
• Default 517
• Example 517
• Parameters 517
• Safeguard engine commands 517
• Usage guideline 517
• 3 cpu protect sub interface 518
• Command default level 518
• Command mode 518
• Default 518
• Example 518
• Parameters 518
• Usage guideline 518
• 4 cpu protect type 519
• Command default level 519
• Command mode 519
• Default 519
• Example 519
• Parameters 519
• Usage guideline 519
• 5 show cpu protect safeguard 520
• Default 520
• Example 520
• Parameters 520
• 6 show cpu protect sub interface 521
• Command default level 521
• Command mode 521
• Default 521
• Display parameters 521
• Example 521
• Parameters 521
• Usage guideline 521
• 7 show cpu protect type 522
• Command default level 522
• Command mode 522
• Default 522
• Example 522
• Parameters 522
• Usage guideline 522
• 8 snmp server enable traps safeguard engine 523
• Command default level 523
• Command mode 523
• Default 523
• Example 523
• Parameters 523
• Usage guideline 523
• 1 crypto key generate 524
• 2 crypto key zeroize 524
• Command default level 524
• Command mode 524
• Default 524
• Example 524
• Parameters 524
• Secure shell ssh commands 524
• Usage guideline 524
• 3 ip ssh timeout 525
• Command default level 525
• Command mode 525
• Default 525
• Example 525
• Parameters 525
• Usage guideline 525
• 4 ip ssh server 526
• Command default level 526
• Command mode 526
• Default 526
• Example 526
• Parameters 526
• Usage guideline 526
• 5 ip ssh service port 527
• 6 show crypto key mypubkey 527
• Command default level 527
• Command mode 527
• Default 527
• Example 527
• Parameters 527
• Usage guideline 527
• 7 show ip ssh 528
• Command default level 528
• Command mode 528
• Default 528
• Example 528
• Parameters 528
• Usage guideline 528
• 8 show ssh 529
• 9 ssh user authentication method 529
• Command default level 529
• Command mode 529
• Default 529
• Display parameters 529
• Example 529
• Parameters 529
• Usage guideline 529
• Command default level 530
• Command mode 530
• Default 530
• Example 530
• Parameters 530
• Usage guideline 530
• 1 no certificate 532
• 2 crypto pki import pem 532
• Command default level 532
• Command mode 532
• Default 532
• Example 532
• Parameters 532
• Secure sockets layer ssl commands 532
• Usage guideline 532
• Command default level 533
• Command mode 533
• Default 533
• Example 533
• Parameters 533
• Usage guideline 533
• 3 crypto pki trustpoint 534
• Command default level 534
• Command mode 534
• Default 534
• Example 534
• Parameters 534
• Usage guideline 534
• 4 crypto pki certificate chain 535
• 5 primary 535
• Command default level 535
• Command mode 535
• Default 535
• Example 535
• Parameters 535
• Usage guideline 535
• 6 show crypto pki trustpoints 536
• Command default level 536
• Command mode 536
• Default 536
• Example 536
• Parameters 536
• Usage guideline 536
• 7 show ssl service policy 537
• Command default level 537
• Command mode 537
• Default 537
• Example 537
• Parameters 537
• Usage guideline 537
• 8 ssl service policy 538
• Parameters 538
• Command default level 539
• Command mode 539
• Default 539
• Example 539
• Usage guideline 539
• 1 show snmp trap link status 540
• 2 show snmp server 540
• Command default level 540
• Command mode 540
• Default 540
• Example 540
• Parameters 540
• Simple network management protocol snmp commands 540
• Usage guideline 540
• 3 show snmp server trap sending 541
• Command default level 541
• Command mode 541
• Default 541
• Example 541
• Parameters 541
• Usage guideline 541
• 4 snmp server 542
• Command default level 542
• Command mode 542
• Default 542
• Example 542
• Parameters 542
• Usage guideline 542
• 5 snmp server contact 543
• Command default level 543
• Command mode 543
• Default 543
• Example 543
• Parameters 543
• Usage guideline 543
• 6 snmp server enable traps 544
• 7 snmp server enable traps snmp 544
• Command default level 544
• Command mode 544
• Default 544
• Example 544
• Parameters 544
• Usage guideline 544
• 8 snmp server location 545
• Command default level 545
• Command mode 545
• Default 545
• Example 545
• Parameters 545
• Usage guideline 545
• 9 snmp server name 546
• Command default level 546
• Command mode 546
• Default 546
• Example 546
• Parameters 546
• Usage guideline 546
• 10 snmp server trap sending disable 547
• 11 snmp server service port 547
• Command default level 547
• Command mode 547
• Default 547
• Example 547
• Parameters 547
• Usage guideline 547
• 12 snmp server response broadcast request 548
• Command default level 548
• Command mode 548
• Default 548
• Example 548
• Parameters 548
• Usage guideline 548
• 13 snmp trap link status 549
• 14 show snmp 549
• Command default level 549
• Command mode 549
• Default 549
• Example 549
• Parameters 549
• Usage guideline 549
• Command default level 550
• Command mode 550
• Default 550
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 550
• Engineid specifies to display snmp local engine id information 550
• Example 550
• Level 12 550
• Privileged exec mode or any configuration mode 550
• This command displays the snmp information when displaying snmp community strings the snmpv1 or snmpv2c user created will not be displayed 550
• This example shows how to display snmp community information 550
• This example shows how to display the snmp server host setting 550
• Usage guideline 550
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 551
• This example shows how to display the mib view setting 551
• This example shows how to display the snmp group setting 551
• 15 show snmp user 552
• Default 552
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 552
• Parameters 552
• Show snmp user user name 552
• This command is used to display information about the configured snmp user 552
• This example shows how to display the snmp engine id 552
• User name optional specifies the name of a specific user to display snmp information 552
• 16 snmp server community 553
• Command default level 553
• Command mode 553
• Example 553
• Parameters 553
• Usage guideline 553
• 17 snmp server engineid local 554
• Command default level 554
• Command mode 554
• Default 554
• Example 554
• Parameters 554
• Usage guideline 554
• 18 snmp server group 555
• Command default level 555
• Default 555
• Example 555
• Parameters 555
• Usage guideline 555
• 19 snmp server host 556
• Command default level 556
• Command mode 556
• Example 556
• Parameters 556
• Usage guideline 556
• Command default level 557
• Command mode 557
• Default 557
• Example 557
• Usage guideline 557
• 20 snmp server source interface traps 558
• Command default level 558
• Command mode 558
• Default 558
• Example 558
• Parameters 558
• Usage guideline 558
• 21 snmp server user 559
• Command default level 559
• Command mode 559
• Default 559
• Example 559
• Parameters 559
• Usage guideline 559
• 22 snmp server view 560
• Command default level 560
• Command mode 560
• Default 560
• Parameters 560
• Example 561
• Usage guideline 561
• 2 sim role 562
• Command default level 562
• Command mode 562
• Default 562
• Example 562
• Parameters 562
• Single ip management sim commands 562
• Usage guideline 562
• 3 sim group member 563
• Command default level 563
• Command mode 563
• Default 563
• Example 563
• Parameters 563
• Usage guideline 563
• 4 sim holdtime 564
• 5 sim interval 564
• Command default level 564
• Command mode 564
• Default 564
• Example 564
• Parameters 564
• Usage guideline 564
• 6 sim management vlan 565
• Command default level 565
• Command mode 565
• Default 565
• Example 565
• Parameters 565
• Usage guideline 565
• 7 sim remote config 566
• 8 copy sim 566
• Command default level 566
• Command mode 566
• Default 566
• Example 566
• Parameters 566
• Usage guideline 566
• 9 snmp server enable traps sim 567
• Command default level 567
• Command mode 567
• Default 567
• Example 567
• Usage guideline 567
• 10 show sim 568
• Command default level 568
• Command mode 568
• Default 568
• Example 568
• Parameters 568
• Usage guideline 568
• Command default level 569
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 569
• Example 569
• Level 1 569
• This command is used to display single ip management information 569
• This example shows how to display detailed local sim information on the commander 569
• This example shows how to display detailed local sim information on the member switch 569
• This example shows how to display the sim member list 569
• Usage guideline 569
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 570
• This example shows how to display group information in a summary 570
• This example shows how to display one of the sim candidate s information in detail 570
• This example shows how to display one of the sim member s information in detail 570
• This example shows how to display the sim candidate list 570
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 571
• This example shows how to display sim group detailed information 571
• This example shows how to display sim neighbors summary 571
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 572
• 1 clear spanning tree detected protocols 573
• 2 show spanning tree 573
• Command default level 573
• Command mode 573
• Default 573
• Example 573
• Parameters 573
• Spanning tree protocol stp commands 573
• Usage guideline 573
• 3 show spanning tree configuration interface 574
• Command default level 574
• Command mode 574
• Default 574
• Example 574
• Parameters 574
• Usage guideline 574
• 4 snmp server enable traps stp 575
• Command default level 575
• Command mode 575
• Default 575
• Example 575
• Parameters 575
• Usage guideline 575
• 5 spanning tree global state 576
• Command default level 576
• Command mode 576
• Default 576
• Example 576
• Parameters 576
• Usage guideline 576
• 6 spanning tree timers 577
• Command default level 577
• Command mode 577
• Default 577
• Example 577
• Parameters 577
• Usage guideline 577
• 7 spanning tree state 578
• 8 spanning tree cost 578
• Command default level 578
• Command mode 578
• Default 578
• Example 578
• Parameters 578
• Usage guideline 578
• 9 spanning tree guard root 579
• Command default level 579
• Command mode 579
• Default 579
• Example 579
• Parameters 579
• Usage guideline 579
• 10 spanning tree link type 580
• 11 spanning tree mode 580
• Command default level 580
• Command mode 580
• Default 580
• Example 580
• Parameters 580
• Usage guideline 580
• 12 spanning tree portfast 581
• Command default level 581
• Command mode 581
• Default 581
• Example 581
• Parameters 581
• Usage guideline 581
• 13 spanning tree port priority 582
• Command default level 582
• Command mode 582
• Default 582
• Example 582
• Parameters 582
• Usage guideline 582
• 14 spanning tree priority 583
• 15 spanning tree tcnfilter 583
• Command default level 583
• Command mode 583
• Default 583
• Example 583
• Parameters 583
• Usage guideline 583
• 16 spanning tree tx hold count 584
• Command default level 584
• Command mode 584
• Default 584
• Example 584
• Parameters 584
• Usage guideline 584
• 17 spanning tree forward bpdu 585
• Command default level 585
• Command mode 585
• Default 585
• Example 585
• Parameters 585
• Usage guideline 585
• 1 stack 586
• 2 stack renumber 586
• Command default level 586
• Command mode 586
• Default 586
• Example 586
• Parameters 586
• Stacking commands 586
• Usage guideline 586
• 3 stack priority 587
• Command default level 587
• Command mode 587
• Default 587
• Example 587
• Parameters 587
• Usage guideline 587
• 4 stack preempt 588
• 5 snmp server enable traps stack 588
• Command default level 588
• Command mode 588
• Default 588
• Example 588
• Parameters 588
• Usage guideline 588
• 6 show stack 589
• Command default level 589
• Command mode 589
• Default 589
• Example 589
• Parameters 589
• Usage guideline 589
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 590
• 1 snmp server enable traps storm control 591
• 2 storm control 591
• Command default level 591
• Command mode 591
• Default 591
• Example 591
• Parameters 591
• Storm control commands 591
• Usage guideline 591
• Command default level 592
• Command mode 592
• Default 592
• Example 592
• Parameters 592
• Usage guideline 592
• 3 storm control polling 593
• Command default level 593
• Command mode 593
• Default 593
• Example 593
• Parameters 593
• Usage guideline 593
• 4 show storm control 594
• Command default level 594
• Command mode 594
• Default 594
• Example 594
• Parameters 594
• Usage guideline 594
• Action the configured action the possible actions are drop shutdown none 595
• Current the actual traffic rate which is currently flowing though the interface its unit may be percentage kbps pps based on the configured meter mode because hardware can only counts by pps this value of this filed may be a rough value for percentage and kbps 595
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 595
• Display parameters 595
• Interface the interface id 595
• State the current state of storm control on a given interface for a given traffic type the possible states are forwarding no storm event has been detected dropped a storm event has occurred and the storm traffic exceeding the threshold is dropped error disabled the port is disabled due to a storm 595
• This example shows how to display all interface settings for the range from port 3 0 1 to port 3 0 2 595
• Threshold the configured threshold 595
• 1 surveillance vlan 597
• 2 surveillance vlan aging 597
• Command default level 597
• Command mode 597
• Default 597
• Example 597
• Parameters 597
• Surveillance vlan commands 597
• Usage guideline 597
• 3 surveillance vlan enable 598
• Command default level 598
• Command mode 598
• Default 598
• Example 598
• Parameters 598
• Usage guideline 598
• 4 surveillance vlan mac address 599
• Example 599
• Parameters 599
• Usage guideline 599
• 5 surveillance vlan qos 600
• Command default level 600
• Command mode 600
• Default 600
• Example 600
• Parameters 600
• Usage guideline 600
• 6 show surveillance vlan 601
• Command default level 601
• Command mode 601
• Default 601
• Example 601
• Parameters 601
• Usage guideline 601
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 602
• Example 602
• The show surveillance vlan device command is used to display the surveillance device discovered by its oui 602
• This example shows how to displays the surveillance vlan global settings 602
• 1 duplex 603
• 2 flowcontrol 603
• Command default level 603
• Command mode 603
• Default 603
• Example 603
• Parameters 603
• Switch port commands 603
• Usage guideline 603
• 3 mdix 604
• Command default level 604
• Command mode 604
• Default 604
• Example 604
• Parameters 604
• Usage guideline 604
• 4 speed 605
• Command default level 605
• Command mode 605
• Default 605
• Example 605
• Parameters 605
• Usage guideline 605
• 5 speed auto downgrade 606
• Command default level 606
• Command mode 606
• Default 606
• Example 606
• Parameters 606
• Usage guideline 606
• Command default level 607
• Example 607
• Usage guideline 607
• 1 boot config 608
• 2 boot image 608
• Command default level 608
• Command mode 608
• Default 608
• Example 608
• Parameters 608
• System file management commands 608
• Usage guideline 608
• 3 clear running config 609
• Command default level 609
• Example 609
• Parameters 609
• Usage guideline 609
• 4 reset system 610
• Command default level 610
• Command mode 610
• Default 610
• Example 610
• Parameters 610
• Usage guideline 610
• 5 configure replace 611
• Command default level 611
• Command mode 611
• Default 611
• Example 611
• Parameters 611
• Usage guideline 611
• 6 copy 612
• Example 612
• Parameters 612
• Command default level 613
• Command mode 613
• Default 613
• Example 613
• Usage guideline 613
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 614
• This example shows how to configure the switch s running configuration by using the increment method using the configuration called switch config cfg that is download from the tftp server 10 54 614
• This example shows how to download an image file from the tftp server to all units in the stack 614
• This example shows how to execute the switch config cfg file in the nvram immediately by using the increment method 614
• This example shows how to save the system s running configuration into the flash memory and uses it as the next boot configuration 614
• This example shows how to upload the running configuration to the tftp server for storage 614
• 7 ip tftp source interface 615
• Command default level 615
• Command mode 615
• Default 615
• Example 615
• Parameters 615
• Usage guideline 615
• 8 show boot 616
• 9 show running config 616
• Command default level 616
• Command mode 616
• Default 616
• Example 616
• Parameters 616
• Usage guideline 616
• 10 show startup config 617
• Command default level 617
• Command mode 617
• Default 617
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 617
• Example 617
• Level 15 617
• Parameters 617
• Privileged exec mode 617
• Show startup config 617
• This command displays the current running system configuration 617
• This command is used to display the content of the startup configuration file 617
• This example shows how to display the content of the running configuration file 617
• Usage guideline 617
• Command default level 618
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 618
• Example 618
• Level 15 618
• This command displays the configuration settings that the system will be initialized with 618
• This example shows how to display the content of the startup configuration file 618
• Usage guideline 618
• 1 clear logging 619
• 2 logging buffered 619
• Command default level 619
• Command mode 619
• Default 619
• Example 619
• Parameters 619
• System log commands 619
• Usage guideline 619
• 3 logging console 620
• Command default level 620
• Command mode 620
• Default 620
• Example 620
• Parameters 620
• Usage guideline 620
• 4 logging discriminator 621
• Command default level 621
• Command mode 621
• Default 621
• Example 621
• Parameters 621
• Usage guideline 621
• 5 logging server 622
• Command default level 622
• Command mode 622
• Default 622
• Example 622
• Parameters 622
• Usage guideline 622
• Command default level 623
• Command mode 623
• Default 623
• Usage guideline 623
• 6 logging source interface 624
• 7 show logging 624
• Command default level 624
• Command mode 624
• Default 624
• Example 624
• Parameters 624
• Usage guideline 624
• 8 show attack logging 625
• Command default level 625
• Command mode 625
• Default 625
• Example 625
• Parameters 625
• Usage guideline 625
• 9 clear attack logging 626
• Command default level 626
• Command mode 626
• Default 626
• Example 626
• Parameters 626
• Usage guideline 626
• Example 627
• 1 clock set 628
• 2 clock summer time 628
• Command default level 628
• Command mode 628
• Default 628
• Example 628
• Parameters 628
• Time and sntp commands 628
• Usage guideline 628
• 3 clock timezone 629
• Command default level 629
• Command mode 629
• Default 629
• Example 629
• Parameters 629
• Usage guideline 629
• 4 show clock 630
• Command default level 630
• Command mode 630
• Default 630
• Example 630
• Parameters 630
• Usage guideline 630
• 5 show sntp 631
• Command default level 631
• Command mode 631
• Default 631
• Example 631
• Parameters 631
• Usage guideline 631
• 6 sntp server 632
• Command default level 632
• Command mode 632
• Default 632
• Parameters 632
• Usage guideline 632
• 7 sntp enable 633
• 8 sntp interval 633
• Command default level 633
• Command mode 633
• Default 633
• Example 633
• Parameters 633
• Usage guideline 633
• Command default level 634
• Command mode 634
• Default 634
• Example 634
• Parameters 634
• Usage guideline 634
• 1 periodic 635
• 2 show time range 635
• Command default level 635
• Command mode 635
• Default 635
• Example 635
• Parameters 635
• Time range commands 635
• Usage guideline 635
• 3 time range 636
• Command default level 636
• Command mode 636
• Default 636
• Example 636
• Parameters 636
• Usage guideline 636
• Command default level 637
• Example 637
• Usage guideline 637
• 1 show traffic segmentation forward 638
• 2 traffic segmentation forward 638
• Command default level 638
• Command mode 638
• Default 638
• Example 638
• Parameters 638
• Traffic segmentation commands 638
• Usage guideline 638
• Command default level 639
• Command mode 639
• Default 639
• Example 639
• Parameters 639
• Usage guideline 639
• 1 acceptable frame 640
• 2 ingress checking 640
• Command default level 640
• Command mode 640
• Default 640
• Example 640
• Parameters 640
• Usage guideline 640
• Virtual lan vlan commands 640
• 3 show vlan 641
• Command default level 641
• Command mode 641
• Default 641
• Example 641
• Parameters 641
• Usage guideline 641
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 642
• Example 642
• This example shows how to display all the current vlan entries 642
• This example shows how to display the pvid ingress checking and acceptable frame type information for ports eth1 0 1 1 0 4 642
• 4 switchport access vlan 643
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 643
• No switchport access vlan 643
• Parameters 643
• Switchport access vlan vlan id 643
• This command is used to specify the access vlan for an interface use the no form of the command to reset to the default setting 643
• 5 switchport hybrid allowed vlan 644
• Command default level 644
• Command mode 644
• Default 644
• Example 644
• Parameters 644
• Usage guideline 644
• 6 switchport hybrid native vlan 645
• Command default level 645
• Command mode 645
• Default 645
• Example 645
• Parameters 645
• Usage guideline 645
• 7 switchport mode 646
• Command default level 646
• Command mode 646
• Default 646
• Example 646
• Parameters 646
• Usage guideline 646
• 8 switchport trunk allowed vlan 647
• Command default level 647
• Command mode 647
• Default 647
• Example 647
• Parameters 647
• Usage guideline 647
• 10 vlan 648
• 9 switchport trunk native vlan 648
• Command default level 648
• Command mode 648
• Default 648
• Example 648
• Parameters 648
• Usage guideline 648
• 11 name 649
• Command default level 649
• Command mode 649
• Default 649
• Example 649
• Parameters 649
• Usage guideline 649
• Command default level 650
• Command mode 650
• Default 650
• Example 650
• Usage guideline 650
• 1 voice vlan 651
• 2 voice vlan aging 651
• Command default level 651
• Command mode 651
• Default 651
• Example 651
• Parameters 651
• Usage guideline 651
• Voice vlan commands 651
• 3 voice vlan enable 652
• Command default level 652
• Command mode 652
• Default 652
• Example 652
• Parameters 652
• Usage guideline 652
• 4 voice vlan mac address 653
• Command default level 653
• Command mode 653
• Default 653
• Example 653
• Parameters 653
• Usage guideline 653
• 5 voice vlan mode 654
• Command default level 654
• Command mode 654
• Default 654
• Example 654
• Parameters 654
• Usage guideline 654
• 6 voice vlan qos 655
• 7 show voice vlan 655
• Command default level 655
• Command mode 655
• Default 655
• Example 655
• Parameters 655
• Usage guideline 655
• Command default level 656
• Command mode 656
• Default 656
• Example 656
• Parameters 656
• Usage guideline 656
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 657
• This example shows how to display the learned voice devices on ports eth1 0 1 1 0 2 657
• This example shows how to display the voice vlan information of ports 657
• Dgs 1510 series gigabit ethernet smartpro switch cli reference guide 658
• This example shows how to display the learned lldp med voice devices on ports eth1 0 1 1 0 2 658
• 1 web auth enable 659
• 2 web auth page element 659
• Command default level 659
• Command mode 659
• Default 659
• Example 659
• Parameters 659
• Usage guideline 659
• Web authentication commands 659
• 3 web auth success redirect path 660
• Command default level 660
• Command mode 660
• Default 660
• Example 660
• Usage guideline 660
• 4 web auth system auth control 661
• Command default level 661
• Command mode 661
• Default 661
• Example 661
• Parameters 661
• Usage guideline 661
• 5 web auth virtual ip 662
• Command default level 662
• Command mode 662
• Default 662
• Example 662
• Parameters 662
• Usage guideline 662
• 6 snmp server enable traps web auth 663
• Command default level 663
• Command mode 663
• Default 663
• Example 663
• Parameters 663
• Usage guideline 663
• Appendix a system log entries 664
• Auto surveillance vlan 667
• Configuration firmware 667
• Dhcpv6 client 671
• Dhcpv6 relay 673
• Dns resolver 673
• Dos prevention 673
• Interface 673
• Lldp med 675
• Login logout cli 677
• Mac based access control 678
• Mstp debug enhancement 679
• Peripheral 681
• Port security 683
• Safeguard 683
• Stacking 684
• Storm control 685
• Voice vlan 685
• Web authentication 686
• Appendix b trap entries 688
• Authentication fail 688
• Dhcp server screen prevention 689
• Dos prevention 689
• Errdisable 689
• General management 689
• Gratuitous arp function 690
• Mac based access control 691
• Mac notification 692
• Peripheral 692
• Port security 694
• Safeguard 695
• Strom control 697
• Web authentication 697
• Appendix c radius attributes assignment 698
• Appendix d ietf radius attributes support 701