Chapter 7: Second Level Commands

June 30, 2006

Configuring Ethernet Redundancy

The system supports redundancy between 0\1 and 0\2 ethernet interface or between 1\1 or 1\2 Ethernet interface. The system, automatically while detects a malfunction in the working Ethernet (for example link down), switches to the protecting (redundant) Ethernet interface.

Using the port-ethernet redundancy-enable command

Host(config)# port-ethernet redundancy-enable

Use this command to configure Ethernet port redundancy.

Usage

port-ethernetredundancy-enable<working slot>\<working port> <protection slot>\<protection port> <non-revertive revertive>

Parameter(s)

<working slot>

This is the working Ethernet interface slot number; valid values include 1 or 2.

<working port>

This is the working Ethernet interface physical port number; the value range is 1 to 3.

<protecting slot>

This is the protecting Ethernet interface slot number; valid values include 1 or 2.

<protecting port>

This is the protecting Ethernet interface physical port number; the value range is 1 to 3.

<non-revertive>

This configures non-revertive mode.

<revertive>

This configures revertive mode.

The slot number that you want to configure (see Table 7-3).

Table 7-3. Configure Ethernet ports

Card Type

Slot\Port

Slot\Port 2

 

 

 

Gigabit Front I/O

0\1

 

 

 

 

Gigabit Rear I/O

0\2

 

 

 

 

Gigabit Front (PMC) I/O

1\1

1\2

 

 

 

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ADC SG-1 user manual Configuring Ethernet Redundancy, Using the port-ethernet redundancy-enable command