3Com 2200 manual Adding, Addresses, Ports to Groups

Adding Addresses and Ports to Groups 13-7

Adding	When adding addresses or ports to an existing group, you can either enter
Addresses and	the addresses or ports at the prompts or import them from a file. At least
Ports to Groups	one address group or port group must exist before you can add addresses
	or ports. (See “Creating New Groups” on page 13-4.) An address may be in
	multiple address groups.
Address group size	An address group for the Switch 2200 system supports a maximum of 8192
	addresses in both 802.1d Bridging mode and Express switching mode.
	When you load an address group, the addresses that are not currently in the
	table are added. Therefore, the actual number of entries that you can add to
	an address group is limited by the address table size.
Port group size	The maximum number of ports a port group can contain is 17, which is the
	maximum number of ports on a Switch 2200.
	For clarity, only one menu (the address group menu) is displayed here.

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

To add addresses or ports to an existing group:

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

2To add an address to a group, enter:

addAddress

OR, to add a port to a group, enter:

addPort

3Enter the number of the group to modify.

4Enter the addresses or ports to add to the group. Enter q after entering all the addresses or ports.

Enter the addresses in MAC format as:

xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx