Configuring, Modifying, and Monitoring the Unit
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Example
SYS_telnet>new-ec run 23-24
RUN:OK
Ethernet Channel Table from RUN database
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Ether-Channel-ID Ports
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1 23 24

Deleting the EtherChannel Configuration

del-ec
The del-ec command deletes the trunk port configuration.
del-ec Remove an EtherChannel
[arg #0] database type - either {run|nvram}
[arg #1] EtherChannel index (from get-ec-tbl)
Port Priority
Consider the following when setting the Port Priority:
• Internal Use – The priority is used internally, the switch accepts frames coming from the
port with the highest priority.
• External Use – Port Priority conforms to IEEE 802.1P standard and provides a priority
scale from 1 to 8. The higher the value, the higher priority applied to the frame.
This priority is embedded into the tag header, as defined in the IEEE 802.1Q standard.
This can be set on a port or to a VLAN. To do this, you need to set the vlan-mode to tagged
and then specify the ports connecting the switch to the others to trunk with the command
set-tag-outbound-mode. Refer to the VLAN and Port Configuration sections of this guide
for further information.

Set Port Priority

The set-port-priority command is used when a specific machine, or group of systems
connected to a particular port, need to have their frames sent at a different level of priority than
the other.
set-priority-port-cfg sets the priority of a port
[arg #0] database type - either {run|nvram|all}
opt.[arg #1] port number - 1..25; default : all
opt.[arg #2] port priority 1..8 (1..4 - low, 5..8 - high); default : 1
Example
SYS_telnet>set-priority-port-cfg run 1 8
The Port Priority was changed for port 1