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no ring <1-32> wtb-time
Restore ERPS ring WTB
default time
ERPS mode
ring <1-32> raps-send-time
<1-10>
Configuring ERPS ring
protocol packet delivery time
ERPS mode
no ring <1-32> raps-send-time
Restore ERPS ring protocol
message default sending time
ERPS mode
ring <1-32> (enable|disable)
Turn on or off the ERPS ring
ERPS mode
ring <1-32> forced-switch
IFNAME
Forced switching ERPS ring
port
ERPS mode
ring <1-32> clear forced-switch
Forced handoff of clear ERPS
ring
ERPS mode
ring <1-32> manual-switch
IFNAME
Manually switch the ERPS
ring port
ERPS mode
ring <1-32> clear manual-switch
Manual switching to clear
ERPS ring
ERPS mode
ring <1-32> clear recovery
Manual restoration of ERPS
loop's non recoverable
behavior or manual recovery
prior to WTR/WTB expiration
ERPS mode
show erps
Display all the ERPS instances
and loops in the device
Privileged mode
show erps <1-8>
Display device single ERPS
instance and loop details
Privileged mode
10.6 Typical use of ERPS
10.6.1 Example of single ring
The following diagram, SW1, SW2 and SW3 nodes constitute a single ERPs ring ring1, 1, 3
ports of each node as the ERPs ring ring port, protocol VLAN is 2, 3, 4 VLAN data, the SW1
node is RPL owner node, SW2 node to the RPL node of neighbor, SW1 and SW2 between the link
RPL link。
Содержание
- Gigabit managed switch cli command manual 1
- Catalog 2
- Ipv6 display and maintenance 321 13
- First chapters 14
- Introduction of cli command line 14
- Access switch cli 15
- Users access cli through console port 15
- Users access cli through telnet 16
- Cli mode introduction 17
- Identification of cli mode 18
- The role of cli model 18
- Classification of cli patterns 19
- Command composition 21
- Introduction to command syntax 21
- Command syntax rules 22
- Parameter type 22
- Command abbreviation 23
- Command line error message 24
- Grammar help 24
- Command line shortcuts 25
- Line edit shortcut key 25
- Display command shortcut key 26
- History command 26
- Multi user management control 27
- Second chapters 27
- System management configuration 27
- System security configuration 27
- Tacacs authentication authorization 29
- Anonymous user password control 31
- Enable password control 32
- Snmp service control 34
- Telnet service control 34
- Http service control 35
- Ssh service control 36
- System maintenance and debugging 36
- Configure the host name of the system 37
- Configuring the system clock 37
- Configure terminal timeout attributes 38
- System reset 38
- Network connectivity debugging 39
- View system information 39
- Detecting line distance 40
- Traceroute debugging 40
- Telnet client 41
- Udld configuration 41
- Configuration file management 42
- Save configuration 43
- View configuration information 43
- Delete configuration file 44
- Download configuration files 44
- Software version upgrade 47
- Software upgrade process 48
- Software version upgrade commands 48
- The switch can not be switched off during the upgrade process 50
- Port configuration 51
- Third chapters 51
- Common configuration for ports 52
- Display port information 52
- Port rate configuration 52
- Configuration mirror 53
- Configuration of the mirror listen on port and 53
- Configuration of the mirror listen on port and is listening on port 53
- Is listening on port 53
- Configuring storm control 54
- Display the configuration of mirror 54
- Broadcast suppression configuration 55
- Default configuration 55
- Multicast suppression configuration 55
- Configuring storm constrain 56
- Display storm control configuration 56
- Dlf suppression configuration 56
- Inhibition rate configuration 56
- Configuring flow control 59
- Default configuration 59
- Closed port flow control 60
- Configuring port bandwidth 60
- Display flow control information 60
- Set port receive and send side flow control 60
- Bandwidth control 61
- Bandwidth control of display port configuration 61
- Cancellation of port transmit or receive 61
- Cancellation of port transmit or receive bandwidth control 61
- Default configuration 61
- Set port send or receive bandwidth control 61
- Configuring trunk 62
- Lacp protocol configuration 62
- Configuration of trunk group 64
- Trunk group member port configuration 64
- Display of trunk 65
- Trunk load balancing policy configuration 65
- Configuration of redundant ports 66
- Configure super large frame 66
- Configuring redundant ports 66
- Oversize configuration 66
- Oversize introduction 66
- Display of redundant ports 67
- Configuring lldp 68
- Lldp configuration 68
- Lldp display 69
- Brief introduction 70
- Fourth chapters 70
- Port based mac security 70
- Mac binding configuration 71
- Mac filter configuration 71
- Port learning constraint configuration 72
- Fifth chapters 74
- Port ip and mac binding 74
- Brief introduction 75
- Ip and mac binding configurations 75
- Configuration example 76
- Configuration misarrangement 77
- Sixth chapters 78
- Vlan configuration 78
- Vlan introduce 78
- The benefits of vlan 79
- Vlan id 80
- Default vlan of port 81
- Port vlan mode 81
- Vlan port member type 81
- Data flow is forwarded in vlan 82
- Vlan relay 82
- Creating and deleting vlan 84
- Vlan configuration 84
- Configuring port vlan mode 85
- Vlan configuration of access mode 86
- Vlan configuration of trunk mode 87
- Hybrid mode vlan configuration 88
- View vlan information 89
- Vlan based on port 90
- Vlan configuration example 90
- See if the port connecting a particular pc machine is within the specified vlan 91
- Vlan based on 802 q 91
- Mac ip subnet protocol vlan 93
- Voice vlan 94
- Vlan mapping 96
- Qos configuration 99
- Seventh chapters 99
- Qos introduce 100
- Qos based on cos 101
- Qos based on dscp 101
- Default configuration for qos 102
- Policy based qos 102
- Qos configuration 102
- Configuration scheduling mode 103
- Configure the mapping relationship between 104
- Configure the mapping relationship between dscp and qosprofile 104
- Configuring port qos 104
- Configuring queue weights 104
- Dscp and qosprofile 104
- Configuring the port user priority cos value 107
- Example of basic qos configuration 107
- Policy qos configuration example 108
- Eighth chapters 109
- Mstp configuration 109
- Ist cist and cst 110
- Mstp introduce 110
- Multiple spanning tree domains 110
- Overview 110
- Intra domain operation 111
- Hop count 112
- Inter domain operation 112
- Boundary port 113
- Mstp 802 d and stp interoperability 113
- Port role 114
- A brief introduction to 802 d spanning tree 116
- Default configuration 8 default configuration 117
- Mstp configuration 117
- General configuration 118
- Domain configuration 120
- Instance configuration 121
- Port configuration 121
- Portfast related configuration 124
- Root guard configuration 125
- Mstp configuration example 126
- Eaps configuration 128
- Ninth chapters 128
- Basic concepts of eaps 129
- Eaps brief introduction 129
- Eaps protocol introduction 129
- Link down alarm 130
- Loop inspection 130
- Extreme compatible with eaps 131
- Multi eaps domain 131
- Ring restoration 131
- A brief introduction to the eaps command 132
- Eaps configuration 132
- Restrictive conditions 132
- Eaps configuration command 133
- Single loop configuration example 134
- Example of cross ring data forwarding configuration 139
- Erps configuration 143
- Erps node 143
- Erps overview 143
- Erps ring 143
- Introduction of erps technology 143
- Tenth chapters 143
- Erps vlan 144
- Link and channel 144
- Erps working principle 145
- Link failures 145
- Normal state 145
- Link recovery 146
- Erps load balancing 147
- Good safety 147
- Technical features of erps 147
- Erps protocol command 148
- Multi loop intersecting is supported 148
- Example of single ring 150
- Typical use of erps 150
- Multi ring example 154
- Multi instance load balancing example 159
- Aaa configuration 168
- Eleventh chapters 168
- 802 x introduce 169
- 802 x device composition 170
- Brief introduction of protocol package 171
- Protocol flow interaction 172
- 802 x port state 174
- Brief introduction of protocol package 175
- Radius introduce 175
- Protocol flow interaction 177
- User authentication method 178
- 802 x default configuration 179
- Configuring 802 x 179
- Configuring 802 x port status 180
- Start and close 802 x 180
- Configuring 802 x port authentication 181
- Configuring 802 x port guest vlan 181
- Configuration re authentication mechanism 182
- Maximum number of configuration port access host 182
- Configuration port is the transport port 183
- Configure interval times and resend times 183
- 0 configuring the 802 x client version number 184
- 1 configure whether to check the client version 184
- 1 configure whether to check the client version number 184
- 2 configuration authentication method 184
- Number 184
- 3 configure whether to check the client s timing packet 185
- 4 display 802 x information 185
- Configuration radius 185
- Configuring the ip address of the authentication 186
- Configuring the ip address of the authentication server 186
- Radius default configuration 186
- Server 186
- Configuring radius ports and attribute information 187
- Configuring shared keys 187
- Start and close billing 187
- Configuration example 188
- Configuring radius roaming function 188
- Display radius information 188
- Gmrp introduce 189
- Gmrpconfiguration 189
- Twelfth chapters 189
- Configuration gmrp 190
- Open gmrp settings 190
- View gmrp information 190
- Examples of typical gmrp configurations 191
- Igmp snooping introduce 192
- Snooping configuration 192
- Thirteenth chapters 192
- Igmp snooping processing 193
- Join a group 194
- Second layer dynamic multicast 194
- Query query 195
- Report 195
- Switch 195
- Leave a group 196
- Query query 196
- Report 196
- Switch 196
- Igmp snooping configuration 197
- Igmp snooping default configuration 197
- Open and close igmp snooping 197
- Configuration fast leave 198
- Configuration survival time 198
- Configuration mrouter 199
- Display information 199
- The igmp snooping configuration example 200
- Fourteenth chapters 201
- Mvr configuration 201
- Configuration mvr 202
- Mvr profile 202
- Mvr configuration example 203
- Dhcp snooping configuration 205
- Dhcp snooping introduce 205
- Fifteenth chapters 205
- Dhcp snooping binding table 206
- Dhcp snooping processing 206
- Dhcp snooping specifies the physical port of 207
- Dhcp snooping specifies the physical port of the linked server 207
- The linked server 207
- Dhcp snooping binding list is uploaded and 208
- Dhcp snooping binding list is uploaded and downloaded 208
- Dhcp snooping configuration 208
- Dhcp snooping default configuration 208
- Downloaded 208
- Global open and close dhcp snooping 208
- Dhcp snooping binding list is uploaded and downloaded 209
- The interface opens and closes dhcp snooping 209
- Dhcp snooping configuration example 210
- Display information 210
- Configuration 211
- Dhcp snooping configuration error 212
- Mld snooping configuration 213
- Sixteenth chapters 213
- Mld snooping introduce 214
- Mld snooping processing 214
- Second layer dynamic multicast 215
- Join a group 216
- Leave a group 217
- Mld snooping configuration 218
- Mld snooping default configuration 218
- Open and close mld snooping 218
- Configuration fast leave 219
- Configuration survival time 219
- Configuration mrouter 220
- Display information 220
- Mld snooping configuration example 221
- Acl configuration 222
- Acl configuration acl configuration 222
- Seventeenth chapters 222
- Introduction of acl resource library 223
- Acl filtering introduction 225
- Acl repository configuration 227
- Acl based on time interval 229
- Acl configuration example 232
- Acl filter configuration 232
- Acl configuration debugging 234
- Configuring the vlan interface 235
- Eighteenth chapters 235
- Tcp ip basic configuration 235
- Configuring arp 238
- Configuring static arp 238
- View arp information 239
- Configuring static routing 240
- Tcp ip basic configuration example 243
- Three layer interface 243
- Static routing 244
- Nineteenth chapters 245
- Snmp configuration 245
- Snmp introduce 246
- Snmp configuration 247
- Snmp configuration example 250
- Rmon configuration 251
- Rmon introduce 251
- Wwentieth chapters 251
- Rmon configuration 252
- Rmon configuration example 255
- Cluster configuration 256
- Cluster definition 256
- Introduction of cluster management 256
- Twenty first chapters 256
- Cluster role 257
- Ndp profile 258
- Ntdp profile 259
- Cluster management maintenance 260
- Brief introduction of cluster configuration 262
- Managing vlan 262
- Configuration management equipment 263
- Enable system and port ndp capabilities 263
- Capabilities 264
- Configuring ndp parameters 264
- Enable system and interface ntdp 264
- Enable system and interface ntdp capabilities 264
- Configure manual collection of ntdp information 265
- Configuring ntdp parameters 265
- Build clusters 266
- Enable cluster function 266
- Configure the cluster s internal members to 268
- Configure the cluster s internal members to interact 268
- Interact 268
- Configuration member device 269
- Configure manual collection of ntdp information 269
- Configuring access cluster members 269
- Configuring cluster member management 269
- Enable cluster function 269
- Enable system and port ndp capabilities 269
- Enable system and port ntdp capabilities 269
- Cluster management display and maintenance 270
- Administrator 271
- Example of cluster management typical configuration 271
- Fe1 1 fe1 1 271
- Fe1 3 fe1 2 271
- Mac 000f e201 0011 mac 000f e201 0013 271
- Mac 000f e201 0012 271
- Member 271
- Switcha 271
- Switchb 271
- Switchc 271
- System log configuration 273
- Twenty second chapters 273
- Format of log information 274
- System log introduction 274
- Log storage 276
- Debugging tools 277
- Log display 277
- Configuring terminal real time display switch 278
- System log configuration 278
- Configure debugging switch 279
- View log information 279
- View debugging information 281
- Configuration syslog 282
- Syslog introduce 282
- Syslog configuration 283
- Syslog configuration example 284
- Port loop 285
- Twenty third chapters 285
- Detection process 286
- Profile 286
- Protocol principle 286
- Recovery mode 286
- Configuration introduction 287
- Global configuration 287
- Protocol security 287
- Display configuration 288
- Interface configuration 288
- Sntp configuration 289
- Sntp introduce 289
- Twenty fourth chapters 289
- Configuration sntp 290
- Configuring sntp server address 290
- Default sntp settings 290
- Configure the sntp sync clock interval 291
- Configuring the local time zone 291
- Sntp information display 292
- Oam configuration 293
- Oam introduce 293
- Twenty fifth chapters 293
- Distal loopback 294
- Link performance monitoring 294
- Remote fault detection 294
- Configuration oam 295
- Typical configuration examples of oam 296
- Cfm configuration 297
- Twenty sixth 297
- Basic concepts of cfm 298
- Cfm profile 298
- Continuous testing function 301
- Link tracking function 301
- Loopback function 301
- Various functions of cfm 301
- Brief introduction of cfm configuration task 302
- Cfm base configuration 302
- Enable cfm function 302
- Configuration maintenance endpoint 303
- Configuration service instance 303
- Configuration maintenance intermediate point 304
- Configuration continuity detection function 305
- Configuration loopback function 305
- Configure various functions of cfm 305
- Cfm display and maintenance 306
- Configuring link tracking function 306
- Typical configuration examples 307
- Ipv6 basic configuration 311
- Ipv6 profile 311
- The characteristics of ipv6 protocol 311
- Twenty seventh chapters 311
- Ipv6 address introduction 313
- Ipv6 neighbor discovery protocol 315
- Ipv6 pmtu discovery 317
- Configure ipv6 basic functionality 318
- Configuring ipv6 unicast address 318
- Ipv6 basic configuration task profile 318
- Protocol specification 318
- Configuring ipv6 neighbor discovery protocol 319
- Configuring the parameters of the ra message 319
- Messages when configuring duplicate address detection 321
- The number of sending neighbor request 321
- The number of sending neighbor request messages when configuring duplicate address detection 321
- Ipv6 display and maintenance 322
- Ipv6 static routing configuration 322
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