3Com 2200 manual Creating New Groups

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members of the group. The name of the address group in this example is Development, and the group has five members.

Select address group to be displayed [1-n]: 2

Address Group 2 - Development

05-39-24-56-ab-ee 08-29-34-fd-32-14 08-29-34-dd-ee-01 09-34-56-32-12-e3 00-14-32-54-fd-4e

Port group example In this example, port group 2 is displayed. The port group id and the name (if any) are displayed, followed by the ports that are members of the group. The name of the port group in this example is Manufacturing and the group has three members.

Select port group to be displayed [1-n]: 2
Port Group 2 - Manufacturing
Ethernet port 1 Ethernet port 5	FDDI port 1

Creating New Groups

Top-Level Menu

system
ethernet display
		list
fddi	ipFragmentation
		display
➧bridge	ipxSnapTranslation
		create
ip	addressThreshold
		delete
snmp	agingTimeedit
analyzer	stpState	load
script	stpPriorityassign
logout	stpMaxAge
		unassign
	stpHelloTime
		➧addressGroup
	stpForwardDelay
		➧portGroup
	stpGroupAddress
	port

➧packetFilter

When you create a new address or port group, an unused address or port group must be available. A port group is limited to the number of ports on the system.

1For address groups, enter the following command from the top level of the Administration Console:

bridge packetFilter addressGroup

OR, for port groups, enter the following command:

bridge packetFilter portGroup

2Enter this command:

create

3For address groups, enter the address group mask. For port groups, enter the port group mask.

4Enter the address or port group name.

5Enter the addresses or ports to add to the new group. Type q after entering all the addresses or ports.

Enter the addresses in MAC format as:

xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx