ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Command Manual (Volume IV)

ZXA10 C220GPON Optical Access Convergence

EquipmentCommand Manual (Volume IV)

Version 1.1.2

ZTE CORPORATIONZTE Plaza, Keji Road South,Hi-Tech Industrial Park,Nanshan District, Shenzhen,P. R. China518057Tel: (86) 755 26771900Fax: (86) 755 26770801URL: http://ensupport.zte.com.cnE-mail: [email protected]

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Revision History

Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason

1.0 19/06/2009 First Edition

Serial Number: sjzl20093772

Contents

Preface...............................................................i

MSTP .................................................................1instance ........................................................................ 1

name............................................................................ 2

revision......................................................................... 3

show spanning-tree inconsistentports................................ 3

show spanning-tree instance............................................ 4

show spanning-tree interface ........................................... 4

show spanning-tree mst configuration ............................... 5

show spanning-tree statistics ........................................... 5

show spanning-tree transparent ....................................... 6

spanning-tree ................................................................ 7

spanning-tree bpduguard ................................................ 7

spanning-tree digestauto................................................. 8

spanning-tree edged-port ................................................ 8

spanning-tree forward-delay ............................................ 9

spanning-tree guard ......................................................10

spanning-tree hello-time ................................................10

spanning-tree linktype ...................................................11

spanning-tree max-age ..................................................11

spanning-tree mcheck....................................................12

spanning-tree mode.......................................................12

spanning-tree mst configuration ......................................13

spanning-tree mst hmd5-digest.......................................14

spanning-tree mst hmd5-key ..........................................14

spanning-tree mst instance priority (Global)......................15

spanning-tree mst instance priority(interface) ...................16

spanning-tree mst instance path-cost...............................16

spanning-tree mst max-hops ..........................................17

spanning-tree transparent ..............................................18

spanning-tree packet-type ..............................................18

LACP................................................................21clear lacp .....................................................................21

interface ......................................................................21

lacp port-priority ...........................................................22

lacp system-priority .......................................................23

lacp timeout .................................................................23

show lacp .....................................................................24

smartgroup...................................................................24

smartgroup load-balance ................................................25

PIM Snooping..................................................27ip pim snooping.............................................................27

pim snooping ................................................................27

show ip pim snooping all-statistic ....................................28

show ip pim snooping all-statistic clear.............................28

show ip pim snooping entry ............................................29

show ip pim snooping neighbor-info .................................29

show ip pim snooping port-info........................................30

show ip pim snooping port-statistic clear interface .............30

show ip pim snooping port-statistic interface .....................31

DHCP...............................................................33DHCP Snooping Configuration .........................................33

ip dhcp snooping enable .............................................33

ip dhcp snooping .......................................................33

ip dhcp snooping quota ..............................................34

ip dhcp snooping trust................................................34

ip dhcp snooping vlan ................................................35

show ip dhcp snooping configure .................................35

show ip dhcp snooping port ........................................36

show ip dhcp snooping trust........................................36

show ip dhcp snooping vlan ........................................37

show ip dhcp snooping port quota................................37

DHCP L3 Publish Configuration ........................................38

ip dhcp enable ..........................................................38

ip dhcp logging on .....................................................38

ip dhcp user quota.....................................................39

ip dhcp mode............................................................39

show ip dhcp configure...............................................40

DHCP Relay and DHCP Proxy Configuration .......................41

ip dhcp database .......................................................41

ip dhcp relay server retry ...........................................41

ip dhcp relay update arp.............................................42

ip dhcp proxy client leasetime .....................................42

ip dhcp relay server vclass-id ......................................43

ip dhcp helper-address ...............................................43

ip dhcp relay agent ....................................................44

ip dhcp relay server ...................................................44

show ip dhcp relay server vclass-id ..............................45

show ip dhcp relay user..............................................45

show ip dhcp proxy client ...........................................46

DHCP Server Configuration .............................................46

ip local pool ..............................................................46

ip local pool conflict-ip................................................47

ip dhcp server dns .....................................................47

ip dhcp server leasetime.............................................48

ip dhcp server update arp ...........................................48

ip dhcp server gateway ..............................................49

peer dafault ip pool....................................................49

show ip dhcp server user ............................................50

GPON...............................................................51GPON Global Commands ................................................51

gpon........................................................................51

abort onu-version ......................................................51

activate onu-version ..................................................52

bandwidth-profile ......................................................52

commit onu-version ...................................................53

innerport ..................................................................54

onu-ver....................................................................54

onu-batch-cfg ...........................................................55

performance-threshold bridge-port ..............................56

performance-threshold ces .........................................57

performance-threshold dot1x ......................................58

performance-threshold eth .........................................58

performance-threshold gem........................................60

performance-threshold radius......................................61

pw-profile.................................................................61

rate-limit igmp ..........................................................64

traffic-profile.............................................................64

treat .......................................................................65

update onu-version....................................................67

virtual-onu ...............................................................68

threshold-profile........................................................69

scb-port-mode ..........................................................69

voip-media-profile .....................................................70

dial-plan-table...........................................................72

dial-plan...................................................................73

filter-rule..................................................................74

flood-broadcast .........................................................75

schedule-mode..........................................................76

show gpon-scb-port-mode ..........................................76

show gpon dial-plan...................................................77

show gpon dial-plan-table...........................................77

show gpon filter-rule..................................................78

show gpon flood-broadcast .........................................78

show gpon performance-threshold bridge-port...............79

show gpon performance-threshold ces..........................79

show gpon performance-threshold dot1x ......................80

show gpon performance-threshold eth..........................80

show gpon performance-threshold gem ........................81

show gpon performance-threshold radius......................81

show gpon profile bandwidth.......................................82

show gpon profile traffic .............................................82

show gpon pw-profile.................................................83

show gpon rate-limit igmp ..........................................83

show gpon treat ........................................................84

show gpon virtual-onu................................................84

show gpon voip-media-profile .....................................85

show gpon profile ......................................................85

show onu-ver............................................................86

show dial-plan-table ..................................................87

show dial-plan...........................................................87

GPON OLT Commands ....................................................88

interface gpon-olt ......................................................88

authtype ..................................................................88

ber ..........................................................................89

broadcast bandwidth..................................................89

description ...............................................................90

discover-period .........................................................90

dotlp-to-queue-map...................................................91

fec...........................................................................91

flood bandwidth ........................................................92

ip access-group.........................................................92

linktrap ....................................................................93

lock .........................................................................93

multicast bandwidth...................................................94

pon-bandwidth..........................................................94

name ......................................................................95

onu-def-reg ..............................................................95

range.......................................................................96

range-mode..............................................................96

register ....................................................................97

reset........................................................................98

weight-mgmt ............................................................98

shutdown .................................................................98

show fec ..................................................................99

show gpon olt allocid..................................................99

show gpon olt flood bandwidth .................................. 100

show gpon olt multicast bandwidth ............................ 100

show gpon olt config ................................................ 101

show gpon olt broadcast-bandwidth ........................... 101

show gpon olt schedule-mode ................................... 102

show gpon olt dot1p-to-queue-map ........................... 102

show gpon olt weight-mgmt...................................... 103

show gpon olt pon-bandwidth.................................... 103

show gpon olt portid ................................................ 104

show gpon olt range-mode ....................................... 104

GPON ONU Basic Management Commands ...................... 105

interface gpon-onu .................................................. 105

interface ................................................................ 106

action .................................................................... 106

description ............................................................. 107

dhcp-option82 trust ................................................. 107

gemport ................................................................. 108

gemport-weight-mgmt ............................................. 109

max-mac-learn ....................................................... 110

gemport priority-regeneration ................................... 111

gemport priority-regeneration mode........................... 111

name .................................................................... 112

onu-state ............................................................... 112

portid-encrypt......................................................... 113

port-location format................................................. 113

pppoe-plus ............................................................. 114

pwmode................................................................. 115

qos-mgmt .............................................................. 115

range .................................................................... 116

sn ......................................................................... 117

tcont...................................................................... 117

type-name.............................................................. 118

shutdown .............................................................. 118

vlan-xconnect ......................................................... 119

show allocid............................................................ 119

show gpon onu gemport ........................................... 120

show gpon onu gemport priority-regeneration

configuration................................................... 120

show gpon onu baseinfo ........................................... 121

show gpon onu detail-info......................................... 122

show gpon onu gemport statistic ............................... 122

show gpon onu state................................................ 123

show gpon onu uncfg ............................................... 123

show gpon onu weightmgmt ..................................... 124

show performance onu ............................................. 125

show gpon onu tcont................................................ 125

show gpon onu update-status ................................... 126

show gpon onu version-running................................. 126

show portid ............................................................ 127

GPON ONU Remote Management Commands................... 127

pon-onu-mng.......................................................... 127

pon-onu-mng ......................................................... 128

action ................................................................... 128

bridge.................................................................... 129

bridge-port uni-bind................................................. 130

bridge-port host-bind ............................................... 131

bridge-port uni........................................................ 131

bridge-port ip-host .................................................. 132

bridge-port uni traffic-limit........................................ 132

bridge-port uplink.................................................... 133

device admin-state .................................................. 134

device battery-backup.............................................. 134

device sec-mode ..................................................... 135

dot1x..................................................................... 135

dot1x ethuni ........................................................... 136

ex-vlan bridge-port uni............................................. 137

ex-vlan bridge-port uplink ........................................ 138

ex-vlan eth............................................................. 139

ex-vlan-table bridge-port uni .................................... 139

ex-vlan-table bridge-port uplink ................................ 140

ex-vlan-table eth..................................................... 141

interface ces admin-state ......................................... 142

interface ces arc...................................................... 142

interface ces ds1-framing ......................................... 143

interface ces ds1-mode ............................................ 143

interface ces expect-type.......................................... 145

interface ces line-coding ........................................... 145

interface ces line-length ........................................... 146

interface ces line-type.............................................. 146

interface ces loopback.............................................. 147

interface eth admin-state ......................................... 147

interface eth arc...................................................... 148

interface eth bridgeorip ............................................ 148

interface eth dotlp-mapper ....................................... 149

interface eth eth-loop............................................... 150

interface eth expect-type.......................................... 150

interface eth max-frame........................................... 151

interface eth pause-time........................................... 151

interface eth power-control ....................................... 152

interface eth pppoe-filter .......................................... 152

interface eth speed .................................................. 153

interface eth wiring.................................................. 154

interface pon alarm.................................................. 154

interface pon current-threshold ................................. 155

interface pon rx-optical-threshold .............................. 155

interface pon sf-threshold......................................... 156

interface pon tx-optical-threshold .............................. 157

interface pon vol-threshold ....................................... 157

interface pon sf-threshold......................................... 158

interface pon gem-blocklen....................................... 159

interface pots admin-state ........................................ 159

interface pots arc .................................................... 160

interface pots impedance.......................................... 160

interface pots rx-gain............................................... 161

interface pots tx-gain............................................... 161

interface pots tx-path............................................... 162

interface uplink dot1p-mapper................................... 162

interface video admin-state ...................................... 163

interface video arc ................................................... 164

interface video power-control .................................... 164

interface gemport bridge .......................................... 165

interface gemport dot1p ........................................... 165

interface gemport dot1p-bridge ................................. 166

interface gemport uni............................................... 167

mac-filter ip-host..................................................... 167

mac-filter uni .......................................................... 168

mac-filter uplink ...................................................... 168

mc-interwork .......................................................... 169

performance dot1x ethuni......................................... 169

performance eth...................................................... 170

performance gal-eth ................................................ 171

performance gem .................................................... 171

performance mac-bridge .......................................... 172

performance bridge-port uni ..................................... 172

performance bridge-port uplink ................................. 173

performance mgc .................................................... 174

performance ces...................................................... 174

performance radius.................................................. 175

performance bridge-port ip-host ................................ 175

performance call-ctrl ................................................ 176

performance rtp ...................................................... 176

performance sip-call-init ........................................... 177

power-shedding ...................................................... 177

pre-filter ip-host...................................................... 178

pre-filter uni ........................................................... 179

pre-filter uplink ....................................................... 180

pw delete ............................................................... 181

pw ethernet ............................................................ 181

pw ip ..................................................................... 182

pw optional............................................................. 183

pw rtp.................................................................... 184

pw tdm .................................................................. 185

up-queue-map ........................................................ 186

vlan-filter ............................................................... 187

vlan-filter uni .......................................................... 187

vlan-filter uplink ...................................................... 188

vlan-filter-mode ...................................................... 188

vlan-filter-mode uni ................................................. 189

vlan-filter-mode uplink ............................................. 190

vlan-tag ................................................................. 191

vlan-tag uni ............................................................ 192

show gpon remote-onu bridge................................... 193

show gpon remote-onu bridge-port ............................ 194

show gpon remote-onu bridge-port uplink................... 194

show gpon remote-onu device................................... 195

show gpon remote-onu distance ................................ 195

show gpon remote-onu dot1x.................................... 196

show gpon remote-onu dot1x ethuni .......................... 196

show gpon remote-onu ex-vlan bridge-port uni ........... 197

show gpon remote-onu ex-vlan bridge-port

uplink ............................................................ 198

show gpon remote-onu ex-vlan eth............................ 198

show gpon remote-onu ex-vlan-table bridge-port

uni ................................................................ 199

show gpon remote-onu ex-vlan-table bridge-port

uplink ............................................................ 199

show gpon remote-onu ex-vlan-table eth.................... 200

show gpon remote-onu interface ces .......................... 201

show gpon remote-onu interface dot1p-mapper

eth ................................................................ 201

show gpon remote-onu interface dot1p-mapper

uplink ............................................................ 202

show gpon remote-onu interface eth .......................... 202

show gpon remote-onu interface pon ......................... 203

show gpon remote-onu mac-filter .............................. 204

show gpon remote-onu interface video ....................... 205

show gpon remote-onu interwork .............................. 205

show gpon remote-onu performance bridge-port

ip-host ........................................................... 206


uni ................................................................ 206


uplink ............................................................ 207

show gpon remote-onu performance ces..................... 208

show gpon remote-onu performance eth..................... 208

show gpon remote-onu performance gem ................... 210

show gpon remote-onu performance mac-bridge ......... 210

show gpon remote-onu performance ip-host ............... 211

show gpon remote-onu performance call-ctrl............... 212

show gpon remote-onu performance rtp ..................... 212

show gpon remote-onu performance sip-call-init.......... 213

show gpon remote-onu power-shedding ..................... 214

show gpon remote-onu pre-filter uni .......................... 214

show gpon remote-onu pre-filter uplink ...................... 215

show gpon remote-onu pw........................................ 216

show gpon remote-onu up-queue-map ....................... 217

show gpon remote-onu vlan-filter uni ......................... 217

show gpon remote-onu vlan-filter uplink..................... 218

show gpon remote-onu vlan-filter-mode uni ................ 219

show gpon remote-onu vlan-filter-mode uplink............ 219

show gpon remote-onu vlan-tag uni........................... 220

show onu running config........................................... 220

VoIP Management Commands ....................................... 221

bridge-port host-bind ............................................... 221

bridge-port ip-host .................................................. 221

interface pots admin-state ........................................ 222

interface pots arc .................................................... 223

interface pots impedance.......................................... 223

interface pots rx-gain............................................... 224

interface pots tx-gain............................................... 224

interface pots tx-path............................................... 225

ip-host dhcp-enable ................................................. 225

ip-host id ............................................................... 226

ip-host ip ............................................................... 226

ip-host primary-dns ................................................. 227

mac-filter ip-host..................................................... 228

performance bridge-port ip-host ................................ 228

performance call-ctrl ................................................ 229

performance ip-host ................................................ 229

performance rtp ...................................................... 230

performance sip-call-init ........................................... 230

pre-filter ip-host...................................................... 231

sip-agent proxy-server ............................................. 231

sip-agent reg-exptime.............................................. 232

sip-agent registrar-server ......................................... 232

sip-agent rereg-starttime ......................................... 233

sip-agent ss............................................................ 233

sip-agent validate.................................................... 234

sip-user ................................................................. 235

vlan-filter ip-host..................................................... 237

vlan-filter-mode ip-host............................................ 237

vlan-tag ip-host ...................................................... 238

voip-ctp ................................................................. 239

show gpon remote-onu bridge-port host-bind.............. 240

show gpon remote-onu bridge-port ip-host ................. 241

show gpon remote-onu interface pots......................... 241

show gpon remote-onu ip-host .................................. 242


ip-host ........................................................... 243

show gpon remote-onu pre-filter ip-host..................... 243

show gpon remote-onu sip-agent............................... 244

show gpon remote-onu sip-user ................................ 244

show gpon remote-onu vlan-filter ip-host.................... 245

show gpon remote-onu vlan-filter-mode ip-host........... 246

show gpon remote-onu vlan-tag ip-host ..................... 246

show gpon remote-onu voip-ctp ................................ 247

show gpon remote-onu voip-linestatus ....................... 247

GPON Protection Commands ......................................... 248

protection group...................................................... 248

protection prop ....................................................... 249

protection switch-command ...................................... 250

protection sync-data ................................................ 250

show protection group count ..................................... 251

show protection group prop ...................................... 251

show protection switch-command .............................. 252

show protection request ........................................... 252

show protection sync-data progress-bar ..................... 253

CES................................................................255CES Global Property Management .................................. 255

ces ........................................................................ 255

tdm-profile ............................................................. 255

show ces tdm-profile................................................ 257

mac-address........................................................... 258

ip-address .............................................................. 258

show ces global-prop ............................................... 259

sdhprot group ......................................................... 259

sdhprot prop........................................................... 260

sdhprot switch-command.......................................... 260

show ces sdhprot group count ................................... 261

show ces sdhprot group prop .................................... 262

show ces sdhprot switch-command ............................ 262

show ces sdhprot request ......................................... 262

show ces sdhprot sync-data ...................................... 263

Interface Property Management..................................... 263

interface tdm_X/X/X ................................................ 263

admin-status .......................................................... 264

clock-source ........................................................... 264

line-coding ............................................................. 265

line-type ................................................................ 266

loopback ................................................................ 266

range..................................................................... 267

framing .................................................................. 267

au-3 ...................................................................... 268

au-4 tug-3.............................................................. 268

tug-2{e1 | t1} ........................................................ 269

show ces interface ................................................... 270

CES-PW Service Property Management........................... 270

pw......................................................................... 270

admin-status .......................................................... 271

name(ces-pw)......................................................... 271

psn........................................................................ 272

tdm-service ............................................................ 273

show ces pw count .................................................. 274

show ces pw prop ................................................... 274

SDH Protection Configuration ........................................ 275

sdhprot .................................................................. 275

sdhprot prop........................................................... 275

sdhprot switch-command.......................................... 276

Performance Management.............................279pon ........................................................................... 279

onu-type .................................................................... 280

onu-type-attr gpon ...................................................... 280

onu-if ........................................................................ 281

performance cesmsb2 .................................................. 282

performance cesprotocol .............................................. 282

performance cesrfc1213 ............................................... 283

performance cesrfc1757 ............................................... 284

performance ceswanport .............................................. 284

performance GponOlt ................................................... 285

performance GponOnu ................................................. 286

performance cesrsb1.................................................... 286

performance cesvc4b3 ................................................. 287

performance cesvc12v5................................................ 288

performance cesvc12v5rei ............................................ 288

performance-threshold ................................................. 289

show onu-type ............................................................ 290

show onu-if ................................................................ 291

show onu-type-attr gpon .............................................. 292

ip-pool epon ............................................................... 292

power-switch .............................................................. 293

show performance olt................................................... 294

show performance onu................................................. 294

Ethernet Interface Configuration...................297byname ..................................................................... 298

clear counter .............................................................. 298

description ................................................................. 299

duplex ....................................................................... 299

flowcontrol ................................................................. 300

hybrid-attribute........................................................... 300

interface .................................................................... 301

jumbo-frame .............................................................. 301

monitor session........................................................... 302

monitor session (Port).................................................. 302

multicast .................................................................... 303

negotiation auto .......................................................... 304

range......................................................................... 304

shutdown ................................................................... 305

speed ........................................................................ 305

port-protect ................................................................ 306

trust-cos .................................................................... 306

trust-dscp .................................................................. 307

ip address-group ......................................................... 307

ip arp inspection trust .................................................. 308

traffic-shape ............................................................... 308

priority....................................................................... 309

lacp timeout ............................................................... 309

lacp port-priority ......................................................... 310

rmon collection statistics .............................................. 310

rmon collection history ................................................. 311

eth-switch broadcast-limit ............................................ 311

eth-switch multicast-limit ............................................. 312

eth-switch unkowncast-limit.......................................... 312

eth-switch port-protect................................................. 313

eth-switch mac-protect ................................................ 313

eth-switch vlan-limit .................................................... 314

eth-switch mac-anti-spoofing ........................................ 314

show eth-switch .......................................................... 315

show eth-switch vlan-limit ............................................ 315

show interface ............................................................ 316

show ip interface ......................................................... 318

show monitor session................................................... 319

Uplink Port Protection Configuration .............321uaps-group................................................................. 321

revertive .................................................................... 322

Protect-time ............................................................... 322

swap.......................................................................... 323

switch........................................................................ 323

retry-link-detect .......................................................... 323

interval-link-detect ...................................................... 324

port master-portlist ..................................................... 324

show uaps groupid....................................................... 325

Tables ...........................................................327

Index ............................................................329

List of Glossary..............................................337

Preface

Purpose This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support theoperation of the ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2).

IntendedAudience

This document is intended for engineers, technicians and sub-scribers who perform operation activities on the ZXA10 C220.

Prerequisite Skilland Knowledge

To use this manual effectively, subscribers should have a generalunderstanding of network technology. Familiarity with the follow-ing is helpful:

Networking basics

Access Network (AN) technologies

GPON technology

ZXA10 C220 system and its various components

What Is in ThisManual

This manual contains the following chapters:

TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMMARY

Chapter Summary

Chapter 1, MSTP Describes the commands relatedto MSTP.

Chapter 2, LACP Describes the commands relatedto LACP.

Chapter 3, PIM Snooping Describes the commands relatedto PIM snooping.

Chapter 4, DHCP Describes the commands relatedto DHCP.

Chapter 5, GPON Describes the commands relatedto GPON.

Chapter 6, CES Describes the commands relatedto CES.

Chapter 7, PerformanceManagement

Describes the commands relatedto performance management.

Chapter 8, Ethernet InterfaceConfiguration

Describes the commandsrelated to Ethernet interfaceconfiguration.

RelatedDocumentation

The following documentation is related to this manual:

ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Documentation Guide

ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Technical Manual

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION i

ZXA10 C220 Command Manual (Volume IV)

ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Hardware Manual

ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Hardware Installation Manual

ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Command Manual (Volume I)

ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Command Manual (Volume II)

ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Command Manual (Volume III)

ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Operation Manual (CLI)

ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Operation Manual (NetNumen)

ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Maintenance Manual

Conventions ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS

Typeface Meaning

Italics References to other Manuals and documents.

"Quotes" Links on screens.

Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input fields,radio button names, check boxes, drop-down lists,dialog box names, window names.

CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens andcompany name.

Constantwidth

Text that you type, program code, files and directorynames, and function names.

[ ] Optional parameters

{ } Mandatory parameters

I Select one of the parameters that are delimited by it.

Note:

Note: Provides additional information about a certaintopic.

Check-point:

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs tobe checked before proceeding further.

Tip:

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make thingseasier or more productive for the reader.

Mouse Operation Conventions are as follows:

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Preface

TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

Typeface Meaning

Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually theleft mouse button) once.

Double-click

Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button(usually the left mouse button) twice.

Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usuallythe right mouse button) once.

Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button andmoving the mouse.

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C h a p t e r 1

MSTP

Table of Contentsinstance ............................................................................ 1name................................................................................ 2revision............................................................................. 3show spanning-tree inconsistentports.................................... 3show spanning-tree instance................................................ 4show spanning-tree interface ............................................... 4show spanning-tree mst configuration ................................... 5show spanning-tree statistics ............................................... 5show spanning-tree transparent ........................................... 6spanning-tree .................................................................... 7spanning-tree bpduguard .................................................... 7spanning-tree digestauto..................................................... 8spanning-tree edged-port .................................................... 8spanning-tree forward-delay ................................................ 9spanning-tree guard ..........................................................10spanning-tree hello-time ....................................................10spanning-tree linktype .......................................................11spanning-tree max-age ......................................................11spanning-tree mcheck........................................................12spanning-tree mode...........................................................12spanning-tree mst configuration ..........................................13spanning-tree mst hmd5-digest...........................................14spanning-tree mst hmd5-key ..............................................14spanning-tree mst instance priority (Global)..........................15spanning-tree mst instance priority(interface) .......................16spanning-tree mst instance path-cost...................................16spanning-tree mst max-hops ..............................................17spanning-tree transparent ..................................................18spanning-tree packet-type..................................................18

instanceSyntax instance instance vlans vlan-id

no instance instance

Purpose To create an instance in MSTP mode and map the instance to cor-responding VLAN table

Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:

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Parameter Description Value

instance Instance ID Range: 1 31

vlans vlan-id VLAN identifier (rangeor single VLAN)

Range: 1 4094

Mode ZXAN(config-mstp)#

Example The following example displays how to create an instance in MSTPmode and map the instance to corresponding VLAN table:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree mst configurationZXAN(config-mstp)#instance 1 vlans 10-20ZXAN(config-mstp)#

RelatedCommands

show spanning-tree mst configuration

spanning-tree mst configuration

RelatedInformation

By default, all VLANs are mapped to the Common Internal Span-ning Tree (CIST).

Execute the no instance command to remap the specifiedVLAN(s) or all VLANs to the CIST (MST instance 0).

User cannot map same VLAN to different MST instances. If theuser maps an already mapped VLAN to a new instance, the oldmapping is automatically removed.

nameSyntax name name

no name

Purpose To create an MST configuration name



name Configuration name Range: 1 32characters


Example The following example displays how to create an MST configurationname:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree mst configurationZXAN(config-mstp)#name zteZXAN(config-mstp)#

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revisionSyntax revision revision

no revision

Purpose To configure the MSTP revision number



revision Revision number Range: 1 65535

Default: 0


Example The following example displays how to configure MSTP revisionnumber:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree mst configurationZXAN(config-mstp)#revision 10ZXAN(config-mstp)#

RelatedCommands



RelatedInformation

The MSTP revision level, MST region name and VLAN-to-instancemapping table jointly determine the MST region the device belongsto.

show spanning-treeinconsistentports

Syntax show spanning-tree inconsistentports

Purpose To display the information about inconsistent ports

Usage Guidelines None

Mode All modes except exec mode

Example The following example displays the information about inconsistentports:ZXAN#show spanning-tree inconsistentportsMst Instance interfaceName name Inconsistency---------------------------------------------MST00 gei_1/21/1 Root InconsistentZXAN#

RelatedCommands

show spanning-tree instance

show spanning-tree interface



show spanning-tree instanceSyntax show spanning-tree instance instance

Purpose To display the information about an instance and its ports




Default: 0


Example The following example displays the information about instance 0and its ports:ZXAN#show spanning-tree instance 0MST00Spanning tree enabled protocol MSTPRoot ID: Priority 4096; Address 00d0.d0c7.ffe0

Hello-Time 5 sec; Max-Age 20 secForward-Delay 10 sec;

RegRootID: Priority 4096; Address 00d0.d0c7.ffe0

BridgeID: Priority 4096; Address 00d0.d0c7.ffe0Hello-Time 5 sec; Max-Age 20 secForward-Delay 10 sec; Max-Hops 5Message-Age 0 sec; RemainHops 5

Interface Prio.NbrName Port ID Cost Sts Role LinkType Bound------------------------------------------------------------------tdm-gei_1/214/1 128.59 20000 Forward Designated p2p MSTP

ZXAN#

RelatedCommands


show spanning-tree interfaceSyntax show spanning-tree interface port-name

Purpose To display the information about all instances of a designated port



port-name Interface name -


Example The following example displays the information about all instancesof designated port gei_1/21/1:ZXAN#show spanning-tree interface gei_1/21/1


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Mst Instance Prio.NbrName Port ID Cost Sts Role---------------------------------------------------------------MST00 128.31 200000 forward rootMST01 112.31 200000 forward root----------------------------------------------------------------

ZXAN#

RelatedCommands

show spanning-tree instance

show spanning-tree mstconfiguration

Syntax spanning-tree mst configuration

Purpose To enter the MSTP configuration mode


Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to enter into the MSTP con-figuration mode:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree mst configurationZXAN(config-mstp)#

RelatedCommands


RelatedInformation

In MSTP configuration mode, users can configure parameters ofMSTP such as MST configuration name, MST configuration version,configuration digest etc.

show spanning-tree statisticsSyntax show spanning-tree statistics port-name

Purpose To display the STP port statistics



port-name Interface name -


Example The following example displays the STP port statistics:ZXAN#show spanning-tree statistics gei_1/21/1statistic of port gei_1/21/1--------------------------------------------------------------BPDU-related parameters--------------------------------------------------------------



port spanning tree enablestate forwardport_priority 128port_number 31path cost 200000designated_root 00-0d-0d-f0-01-01designated_ext_cost 0designated_int_cost 200000designated_bridge 00-0d-0d-f0-01-01designated_port 41

--------------------------------------------------------------PORT based information & statistics--------------------------------------------------------------

All bpdus xmitted 2All bpdus received 123Mst bpdus xmitted 2Mst bpdus received 123Rst bpdus xmitted 0Rst bpdus received 0config bpdus xmitted 0config bpdus received 0tcn bpdus xmitted 0tcn bpdus received 0

--------------------------------------------------------------spanningtree based information & statistics--------------------------------------------------------------

spanningtree type MSTPmulticast_mac_addr 01-80-c2-00-00-00bridge priority 32768bridge mac address 00-0d-0d-f0-01-01bridge hello time 2 secbridge forward delay 15 secbridge Max age 20 secbridge Max hop 20

--------------------------------------------------------------

ZXAN#

RelatedCommands


show spanning-treetransparent

Syntax show spanning-tree transparent

Purpose To display current status of the STP transparent-transmission flag



Example The following example displays the current status of the STP trans-parent-transmission flag:ZXAN#show spanning-tree transparenttransparent flag:disabledZXAN#


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RelatedCommands

spanning-tree transparent

spanning-treeSyntax spanning-tree {enable | disable}

Purpose To enable or disable the MSTP globally



enable Enable MSTP -

disable Disable MSTP -

Mode ZXAN(config)#

ZXAN(config-if)#

Example The following example displays how to enable MSTP globally anddisable MSTP on an interface:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree enableZXAN(config)#interface gei_1/21/1ZXAN(config-if)#spanning-tree disableZXAN(config-if)#

RelatedCommands

None

RelatedInformation

By default, MSTP is enabled globally but disabled on interfaces.

After enabling MSTP, MSTP dynamically monitors and maintainsspanning tree status of corresponding VLANs based on the re-ceived configuration BPDUs.

spanning-tree bpduguardSyntax spanning-tree bpduguard action {discard | shutdown}

no spanning-tree bpduguard action

Purpose To specify spanning tree BPDU guard action for interfaces



action discard Discard BPDU packet -

action shutdown Shutdown port -

Mode ZXAN(config-if)#



Example The following example displays how to specify spanning tree BPDUguard action for interfaces:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_1/21/1ZXAN(config-if)#spanning-tree bpduguard action shutdownZXAN(config-if)#

RelatedCommands

None

RelatedInformation

By default, the BPDU guard is disabled.

spanning-tree digestautoSyntax spanning-tree digestauto

Purpose To configure Cisco auto-generated digest value



Example The following example displays how to configure Cisco autogen-erated digest value:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_0/6/1ZXAN(config-if)#spanning-tree digestauto

RelatedCommands

spanning-tree mst hmd5-digest

spanning-tree edged-portSyntax spanning-tree edged-port {enable | disable}

Purpose To specify (enable) or block (disable) an interface as edge port



enable Specify as edge port -

disable Restore to default(non edge port)

-


Example The following example displays how to enable an interface as span-ning tree edge port:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_1/21/1ZXAN(config-if)#spanning-tree edged-port enableZXAN(config-if)#


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RelatedCommands

spanning-tree linktype

spanning-tree packet-type

RelatedInformation

By default, this command is disabled for interfaces.

This command can be used by administrators to specify an edgeport. Enable this option if an interface is attached to a LAN seg-ment that is at the end of bridged LAN or to an end node. Sinceend nodes cannot cause forwarding loops, they can pass directlythrough to the spanning tree forwarding state. Specifying edgeports provides quicker convergence for devices such as worksta-tions or servers, retains the current forwarding database to reducethe amount of frame flooding required to rebuild address tablesduring reconfiguration events, does not cause the spanning tree toinitiate reconfiguration when the interface changes state, and alsoovercomes other STP-related timeout problems. However, edgeport should only be enabled for ports connected to an end-nodedevice.

spanning-tree forward-delaySyntax spanning-tree forward-delay time

no spanning-tree forward-delay

Purpose To configure the spanning tree forward delay



time Forward delay inseconds

Range: 4 30

Default: 15

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure the spanning treeforward delay as 16 seconds:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree forward-delay 16ZXAN(config)#

RelatedCommands

spanning-tree mst max-hops

spanning-tree hello-time

RelatedInformation

This command sets the maximum time (in seconds) the root devicewaits before changing states (i.e., listening to learning to forward-ing). This delay is required because every device must receiveinformation about topology changes before it starts to forwardframes. In addition, each port needs time to listen for conflict-ing information that would make it return to a discarding state;otherwise, temporary data loops might result.



spanning-tree guardSyntax spanning-tree guard {loop | root} instance instance-range

no spanning-tree guard {loop | root} instance [instance-range]

Purpose To configure STP guard mode on an interface



loop Set guard modeto loop guard oninterface

-

root Set guard modeto root guard oninterface

-

instance instance-range

Instance range Range: 0 31


Example The following example displays how to configure STP guard modeon an interface as root guard:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_1/21/1ZXAN(config-if)#spanning-tree guard root instance 0ZXAN(config-if)#

RelatedCommands

None

spanning-tree hello-timeSyntax spanning-tree hello-time time

no spanning-tree hello-time

Purpose To configure the spanning tree hello time (interval for sendingBPDU packets)



time Interval betweengeneration ofconfigured BPDUsin seconds

Range: 1 10

Default: 2

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure the spanning treehello time:


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ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree hello-time 3ZXAN(config)#

RelatedCommands


spanning-tree forward-delay

spanning-tree linktypeSyntax spanning-tree linktype {auto | p2p | share}

Purpose To configure the spanning tree link type



auto Automatically derivedfrom the duplex modesetting (p2p in fullduplex mode andshare in half duplexmode)

-

p2p Point-to-point link -

share Shared medium -


Example The following example displays how to configure the spanning treelink type to point-to-point:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_1/21/1ZXAN(config-if)#spanning-tree linktype p2pZXAN(config-if)#

RelatedCommands

spanning-tree packet-type

RelatedInformation

By default, link type is auto.

User can enable the fast status change function when the link typeof the port is p2p.

Specify a point-to-point link if the interface can only be connectedto exactly one other bridge, or a shared link if it can be connectedto two or more bridges. When automatic detection is selected, theswitch derives the link type from the duplex mode. A full-duplexinterface is considered a point-to-point link, while a half-duplexinterface is assumed to be on a shared link.

spanning-tree max-ageSyntax spanning-tree max-age time



no spanning-tree max-age

Purpose To configure the maximum age of the STP BPDU packet



time Maximum age of theSTP BPDU packet inseconds

Range: 6 40

Default: 20

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure the maximum ageof the STP BPDU packet:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree max-age 21ZXAN(config)#

RelatedCommands


spanning-tree forward-delay

RelatedInformation

This command sets the maximum time (in seconds) a device canwait without receiving a configuration message before attempt-ing to reconfigure. All device ports (except for designated ports)should receive configuration messages at regular intervals. Anyport that ages out STP information (provided in the last configura-tion message) becomes the designated port for the attached LAN.If it is a root port, a new root port is selected from among thedevice ports attached to the network.

spanning-tree mcheckSyntax spanning-tree mcheck

Purpose To configure the spanning tree mcheck


Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure the spanning treemcheck:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_1/21/1ZXAN(config-if)#spanning-tree mcheckZXAN(config-if)#

RelatedCommands

None

spanning-tree modeSyntax spanning-tree mode {mstp | rstp | sstp}


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Purpose To configure the spanning tree mode



mstp Multi spanning treemode

-

rstp Rapid spanning treemode

-

sstp Single spanning treemode

-

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure the spanning treemode:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree mode rstpZXAN(config)#

RelatedCommands

spanning-tree

RelatedInformation

Default spanning tree mode is MSTP.

spanning-tree mstconfiguration

Syntax spanning-tree mst configuration

Purpose To enter into MSTP configuration mode


Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to enter into MSTP configura-tion mode:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree mst configurationZXAN(config-mstp)#

RelatedCommands


RelatedInformation

In MSTP configuration mode, users can configure parameters ofMSTP such as MST configuration name, MST configuration versionand configuration digest.



spanning-tree msthmd5-digest

Syntax spanning-tree mst hmd5-digest {cisco | huawei} key

no spanning-tree mst hmd5-digest {cisco | huawei}

Purpose To configure MST HMD5 digest key parameters



cisco Cisco key -

huawei Huawei key -

key HMD5 digest value 34 characters (Forexample: 0x...32)

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure MST HMD5 digestkey parametersZXAN(config)#spanning-tree mst hmd5-digest cisco 0x12345678901234567890123456789012ZXAN(config)#

RelatedCommands

spanning-tree mst hmd5-key

RelatedInformation

As different manufacturers (such as Cisco and Huawei) implementMSTP (via MSTP packet format) differently from IEEE standards,the user must configure a key or digest value for ZTE switch beforeconnecting to the equipment.

The default value is 0x00000000000000000000000000000000.

spanning-tree mst hmd5-keySyntax spanning-tree mst hmd5-key {cisco | huawei} key

no spanning-tree mst hmd5-key {cisco | huawei}

Purpose To configure the MST HMAC MD5 digest



cisco Cisco key -

huawei Huawei key -

key HMD5_key (0x... 32HEX- KEYs)

34 characters (Forexample: 0x...32)


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Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure the spanning treeMST HMAC MD5 digest:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree mst hmd5-key CISCO 0x12345678901234567890123456789012ZXAN(config)#

RelatedCommands

spanning-tree mst hmd5-digest

RelatedInformation

As different manufacturers (such as Cisco and Huawei) implementMSTP (via MSTP packet format) differently from IEEE standards,the user must configure a key or digest value for ZTE switch beforeconnecting to the equipment.

spanning-tree mst instancepriority (Global)

Syntax spanning-tree mst instance instance priority priority

no spanning-tree mst instance instance priority

Purpose To configure the MST instance priority




Default: 0

priority priority Interface priority Range: i x 4096 (i =0 15)

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure the MST instancepriority:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree mst instance 0 priority 4096ZXAN(config)#



RelatedCommands

spanning-tree mst instance priority (Interface configuration mode)

spanning-tree mst instancepriority(interface)

Syntax spanning-tree mst instance instance priority priority

no spanning-tree mst instance instance priority

Purpose To set the the port priority in some created instance



instance Instance number Range: 0 16

priority priority Port priority Range: i*16 (i=0 15)

Default: 128

Maximum Value: 240


Example The following example displays how to set the port priority to be112 at port gei_0/6/1 in the instance 0:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_0/6/1ZXAN(config-if)#spanning-tree mst instance 0 priority 112

RelatedCommands

spanning-tree mst instance priority (global)

RelatedInformation

Using this command, the administrator can change the topologyof spanning tree.

spanning-tree mst instancepath-cost

Syntax spanning-tree mst instance instance {path-cost cost | priority priority}

Purpose To configure the MST instance path cost and priority




Default: 0


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path-cost cost Interface path cost Range: 1 2000000

priority priority Interface priority Range: i x 4096 (i =0 15)


Example The following example displays how to configure the MST instancepath cost:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_1/21/1ZXAN(config-if)#spanning-tree mst instance 0 path-cost 30000ZXAN(config-if)#

RelatedCommands

spanning-tree mst instance priority (Global configuration mode)

RelatedInformation

By default, the device automatically calculates the path cost ofports in each MST instance based on corresponding standard.

spanning-tree mst max-hopsSyntax spanning-tree mst max-hops hop

no spanning-tree mst max-hops

Purpose To configure the number of hops in an MST region before the BPDUis discarded and the port information is aged out



hop Maximum hops of theBPDU packet

Range: 1 40

Default: 20

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure the number ofhops in an MST region before the BPDU is discarded and the portinformation is aged out:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree mst max-hops 23ZXAN(config)#

RelatedCommands

spanning-tree mst max-age

RelatedInformation

Devices other than the root bridge in an MST region use the max-imum hops setting on the root bridge.



spanning-tree transparentSyntax spanning-tree transparent {enable | disable}

Purpose To enable or disable the spanning tree transparent flag



enable Enable STPtransparent flag

-

disable Disable STPtransparent flag

-

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to enable the spanning treetransparent flag:ZXAN(config)#spanning-tree disableZXAN(config)#spanning-tree transparent enableZXAN(config)#

RelatedCommands

spanning-tree

spanning-tree packet-typeSyntax spanning-tree packet-type {IEEE | CISCO |HUAWEI |HAMM

ER}

no spanning-tree packet-type

Purpose To configure the MST BPDU packet-type



IEEE Standard IEEE BPDUpacket

-

CISCO Cisco BPDU packet -

HAMMER Hammer (HarbourNetworks) BPDUpacket

-

HUAWEI Huawei BPDU packet -


Example The following example displays how to configure the MST BPDUpacket-type to cisco:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_1/21/1ZXAN(config-if)#spanning-tree packet-type CISCO


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ZXAN(config-if)#

RelatedCommands

spanning-tree linktype

spanning-tree edged-port

RelatedInformation

By default, BPDU packet type is IEEE.



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C h a p t e r 2

LACP

Table of Contentsclear lacp .........................................................................21interface ..........................................................................21lacp port-priority ...............................................................22lacp system-priority ...........................................................23lacp timeout .....................................................................23show lacp .........................................................................24smartgroup ......................................................................24smartgroup load-balance ....................................................25

clear lacpSyntax clear lacp [smartgroup-id] counters

Purpose To clear the count of received and transmitted LACP packets



smartgroup-id Smart group number Range: 1 32

counters Counters -

Mode ZXAN#

Example The following example displays how to clear the count of receivedand transmitted LACP packets:ZXAN#clear lacp 1 countersZXAN#

RelatedCommands

None

RelatedInformation

This command clears all counters if smartgroup-id parameter isnot used.

interfaceSyntax interface smartgroup smartgroup-number



no interface smartgroup smartgroup-name

Purpose To create a smartgroup and enter the smartgroup interface con-figuration mode



smartgroupsmartgroup-number

Smartgroup interfacenumber

Range: 1 8

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to create a smartgroup andenter the smartgroup interface configuration mode:ZXAN(config)#interface smartgroup1ZXAN(config-if)#

RelatedCommands

None

RelatedInformation

Use the no form of this command to delete the smartgroup inter-face.

lacp port-prioritySyntax lacp port-priority priority

Purpose To configure the LACP port priority



priority LACP port priority Range: 0 65535

Default: 0


Example The following example displays how to configure the LACP portpriority:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_1/21/1ZXAN(config-if)#lacp port-priority 100ZXAN(config-if)#

RelatedCommands

show lacp

RelatedInformation

Use this command to add ports to link aggregation group accordingto their priorities.


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lacp system-prioritySyntax lacp system-priority priority

Purpose To configure the LACP system priority



priority LACP system priority Range: 1 65535

Default: 32768

Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to configure the LACP systempriority:ZXAN(config)#lacp system-priority 100ZXAN(config)#

RelatedCommands

show lacp

RelatedInformation

After configuring this command, add ports to the link aggregationgroup according to their priorities.

lacp timeoutSyntax lacp timeout {long | short}

Purpose To configure the interface LACP timeout



long LACP long timeout -

short LACP short timeout -


Example The following example displays how to configure the interface LACPto short timeout:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_1/21/1ZXAN(config-if)#lacp timeout shortZXAN(config-if)#

RelatedCommands

show lacp

RelatedInformation

By default, long timeout is configured.

When long timeout is configured, the system sends LACP packetsevery 30 seconds.



When short timeout is configured, the system sends LACP packetsevery one second.

show lacpSyntax show lacp {[smartgroup-id] {counters | internal | neighbors}

| sys-id}

Purpose To display the current LACP configuration and state



smartgroup-id Smartgroup number Range: 1 32

counters Counters information -

internal Internal information -

neighbors Neighbors information -

sys-id System IDinformation

-


Example The following example displays the current LACP configuration andstate:ZXAN#show lacp 1 countersSmartgroup:1Actor LACPDUs Marker LACPDUs MarkerPort Tx Rx Tx Rx Err Err-----------------------------------------------------ZXAN#show lacp internalSmartgroup:1Flag *--LOOP is TRUEActor Agg LACPDUs Port Oper Port RX MuxPort State Interval Priority Key State Machine Machine------------------------------------------------------ZXAN#show lacp neighborsSmartgroup 1 neighborsActor Partner Partner Port Oper PortPort System ID Port No. Priority Key State-----------------------------------------------------

ZXAN#show lacp sys-id0x8000,00d0.d0c7.ffe0ZXAN#

RelatedCommands

smartgroup

smartgroupSyntax smartgroup smartgroup-id mode {passive | active | on}


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no smartgroup

Purpose To add interface to smartgroup and configure interface link aggre-gation mode



smartgroup-id Smart group ID Range: 1 8

passive Passive mode -

active Active mode -

on Static trunk -


Example The following example displays how to add interface to smartgroup:ZXAN(config)#interface gei_0/6/1ZXAN(config-if)#smartgroup 1 mode active

RelatedCommands

show interface

show lacp

RelatedInformation

The VLAN configuration of member interface must be identical tothat of smartgroup. Otherwise, it is not allowed to join smart-group.

The smartgroup VLAN property can be modified after the interfaceis added to the smartgroup. The member interface automaticallymodifies its VLAN property to keep consistent with smartgroup.

Execute the no form of this command to delete smartgroup.

smartgroup load-balanceSyntax smartgroup load-balance mode

no smartgroup load-balance

Purpose To configure the load balancing policy for smartgroup



mode Smartgroup mode Keywords: dst-ip,dst-mac, src-dst-ip,src-dst-mac, src-ip,src-mac


Example The following example displays how to configure the load balancingpolicy for smartgroup:



ZXAN(config)#interface smartgroup1ZXAN(config-if)#smartgroup load-balance src-macZXAN(config-if)#

RelatedCommands

show lacp


C h a p t e r 3

PIM Snooping

Table of Contentsip pim snooping.................................................................27pim snooping ....................................................................27show ip pim snooping all-statistic ........................................28show ip pim snooping all-statistic clear.................................28show ip pim snooping entry ................................................29show ip pim snooping neighbor-info .....................................29show ip pim snooping port-info............................................30show ip pim snooping port-statistic clear interface .................30show ip pim snooping port-statistic interface .........................31

ip pim snoopingSyntax ip pim snooping

no ip pim snooping

Purpose To enable PIM snooping


Mode ZXAN(config)#

Example The following example displays how to enable PIM snooping:ZXAN(config)#ip pim snoopingZXAN(config)#

RelatedCommands

None

pim snoopingSyntax pim snooping

no pim snooping

Purpose To configure PIM snooping for VLAN


Mode ZXAN(config-vlan)#

Example The following example displays how to configure PIM snooping forVLAN:



ZXAN(config)#ip pim snoopingZXAN(config)#vlan 2ZXAN(config-vlan)#pim snoopingZXAN(config-vlan)#

RelatedCommands

ip pim snooping

RelatedInformation

This command takes effect only when snooping is globally enabled.

show ip pim snoopingall-statistic

Syntax show ip pim snooping all-statistic

Purpose To display all PIM packet statistics


Mode All modes

Example The following example displays how to display all PIM packet sta-tistics:ZXAN#show ip pim snooping all-statisticRxHello = 0; RxJoinPrune = 0;TxHello = 0; TxJoinPrune = 0;DropRxTotal = 0;RxTotal = 0; TxTotal = 0;

RelatedCommands

show ip pim snooping all-statistic clear

show ip pim snooping port-statistic clear interface

show ip pim snooping port-statistic interface

show ip pim snoopingall-statistic c

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