Set lsprotect nonrevertive, Priority | Carrier Access Axxius 800

CLI Commands

set

set lsprotect nonrevertive

Use the set lsprotect nonrevertive command to set low speed protected port(s) to non-revertive mode.

When a port is in non-revertive mode and a failure occurs the port is switched to the protection port, and will remain there until manually reset. However, if the port becomes healthy again and another port has a failure the first port will revert, and the second port will then be protected.

Syntax: set lsprotect {slot:port} nonrevertive [priority] [1-7]

Example: set lsprotect 5:1 nonrevertive priority 2

{slot:port}

The {slot:port} address of the protected port to be configured.

slot	Slot number (1-8) where a Quad T1 card is located
port	Port number or range (1-4)

[priority]

An optional parameter, which defines the port priority in the event that multiple protection requests are received for the same port number on different cards.

[1234567]

A parameter set with low speed priority, which sets the value of the port priority. Range is 1-7, default is 7. Priority 1 is the highest priority, 7 is the lowest priority.



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Axxius 800 specifications

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Carrier Access Axxius 800 user manual Set lsprotect nonrevertive, Priority, 1234567

Models: Axxius 800