3Com MSR 50 Standby bandwidth, Syntax standby bandwidth size Undo standby bandwidth, Backup flags

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Table 585 Backup states of the backup interface
State	Description
UPDELAY	The backup interface is experiencing a delay before it transits from the
	non-working state to the working state to take over.
DOWN	The backup interface cannot work normally.
DOWNDELAY	The backup interface is experiencing a delay before it transits from the
	working state to the non-working state. At this time, the backup interface
	is probably still working.
STANDBY	State of the backup interface when the main interface is working. At this
	time, the backup interface cannot send or receive data.
Table 586 Backup flags
Flag	Description

M	---MAIN
B---	BACKUP
V---	MOVED

Indicates that the interface is a main one.

Indicates that the interface is a backup one.

Indicates that the interface or the main interface of the interface, or all backup interfaces of the interface are all removed.

U---USED	Indicates that the interface is being used as a main interface or backup
	interface.
D---LOAD	Indicates that the main interface participates in load sharing.
P---PULLED	Indicates that the interface board where the interface is located is
	removed.
Table 587 Load sharing states
State	Description
WAKE	The backup interface is working in the load sharing state to transmit
	data together with the main interface.
TO-HYPNOTIZE	The backup interface is transiting from the working state to the
	non-working state after the traffic size decreases below the lower
	backup load sharing threshold. In this state, the backup interface is still
	working.
TO-WAKE	The backup interface is transiting from the non-working state to the
	working state after the traffic size increases above the upper backup
	load sharing threshold.
Null	State other than the above three. At this time, the value for the
	loadstate field is null.

standby bandwidth

Syntax standby bandwidth size

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Parameter size: Specifies the main interface bandwidth used for setting the thresholds, in the range 0 to 4000000 kbps.