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| Table 3: Parameters in the output of the SHOW SWITCH PORT command | |
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| Actual speed/duplex | The port speed and duplex mode that this port is actually |
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| running at. A combination of a speed (one of “10 Mbps”, |
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| “100 Mbps” or “1000 Mbps”) and a duplex mode (one of |
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| “half duplex” or “full duplex”). |
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| Acceptable Frames Types | The value of the Acceptable Frames Type parameter, one of: |
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| “Admit All Frames” or “Admit Only |
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| Broadcast rate limit | The limit of the rate of reception of broadcast frames for |
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| this port, in frames per second. |
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| Multicast cast rate limit | The limit of the rate of reception of multicast frames for this |
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| port, in frames per second. |
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| DLF rate limit | The limit of the rate of reception of DLF (destination lookup |
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| failure) frames for this port, in frames per second. |
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| Learn limit | The number of MAC addresses that may be learned for this |
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| port. Once the limit is reached, the port is locked against |
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| any new MAC addresses. One of “None” or a number from |
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| 1 to 256. |
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| Intrusion action | The action taken on this port when a frame is received from |
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| an unknown MAC address when the port is locked. One of |
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| "None", “Discard”, “Trap” or “Disable”. |
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| Current learned, lock state | The number of MAC addresses currently learned on this |
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| port and the state of locking for this port. The lock state is |
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| one of “not locked”, “locked by limit” or “locked by |
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| command”. |
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| Mirroring | The traffic mirroring for traffic in and out of this port. One |
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| of “None”, “Rx” (for traffic received by this port), “Tx” (for |
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| traffic sent on this port) or “Both”. The port to which |
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| mirrored frames are being sent is also displayed. |
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| Is this port mirror port | Whether or not this port is a mirror port. One of “No” or |
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| “Yes”. |
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| Enabled flow control(s) | Flow control parameters set for the port; zero, one or two |
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| of ”Jamming” and “Pause”. If flow control is implemented |
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| on the switch, then this kind of flow control is applied to the |
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| port. |
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| Send tagged pkts for VLAN(s) | The name and VLAN Identifier (VID) of the tagged VLAN(s), |
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| if any, to which the port belongs. |
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| The name and VLAN Identifier (VID) of the | |
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| to which the port belongs. |
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| Ingress Filtering | The state of Ingress Filtering: one of “ON” or “OFF”. |
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| Trunk Group | Name of trunk group to which the port belongs, if any. |
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| STP | The name of the STP to which the port belongs. |
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Autonegotiation of Port Speed and Duplex Mode
Each of the switch ports can operate at either 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps, in either full duplex or half duplex mode. In full duplex mode a port can transmit and receive data simultaneously, while in half duplex mode the port can either transmit or receive, but not at the same time. This versatility makes it possible to connect devices with different speeds and duplex modes to different ports on the switch. Such versatility also requires that each port on the switch know
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