restrict-flooding

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restrict-flooding

 

Restricts the system-wide egress flooding behavior on port-profile ports.

Synopsis

restrict-flooding

 

no restrict-flooding

Operands

None

Defaults

By default, this feature is disabled.

Command

Port-profile mode

Modes

 

Description

This command allows you to restrict the system-wide egress flooding behavior on port-profile ports.

 

After entering this command, only egress traffic for the associated port-profiles on that port will be

 

allowed.

Usage

Use the no restrict-floodingcommand to disable this functionality.

Guidelines

This command functions with Network OS v2.1.2.

 

Examples

To allow non-profiled macs:

 

switch(config)# port-profile default

 

switch(config-port-profile-default)# restrict-flooding

See Also

None

Network OS Documentation Update

7

53-1002606-06

 

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