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Intel 654655-001 manual del-cf-entry, get-nv-cftbl, get-nv-cfilt, C H A P T E R

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C H A P T E R 2

Configuring and Managing the Switch

sport is a hexadecimal representation of incoming ports, and dport is a hexadecimal bitmask of representation of outgoing ports. Because bitmasks are difficult to determine, a list of numbers for every combination of source and destination ports is listed in Appendix A.

Packets arriving at the switch with the destination MAC address from any port specified in sport are transmitted to all ports specified in dport.

SYS_console> add-cf-entry perm 00-AA-00-11-11-11 C C0 Add CF LT entry OK

CF Entry Update in NVRAM OK

This custom filter sends packets with destination MAC address

00-AA-00-11-11-11 from port 3 or 4 (hexadecimal C) to ports 6 and 7 (hexadecimal C0).

del-cf-entry

del-cf-entry {runnvram} <mac_address> <sport>

Deletes the custom filter entry for address mac_address from source port sport. Ports are deleted one at a time by entering the port number. run indicates that the entry is deleted only from the current running table. nvram indicates that the entry should be removed from the NVRAM as well as the current running table.

get-nv-cftbl

This command displays the custom filter table stored in NVRAM.

NVRAM CUSTOM FILTERS TABLE

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Entry ---- MAC Address ----

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1 00-00-00-11-11-11

get-nv-cfilt

get-nv-cfilt <mac_address>

Displays the custom filter associated with mac_address from the custom filter table stored in NVRAM.

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Intel 654655-001 manual del-cf-entry, get-nv-cftbl, get-nv-cfilt, C H A P T E R

Contents

User Guide Intel Express 100BASE-TXSwitching HubFirst edition Quick Start ContentsHardware Installation and Network Topology Configuring and Managing the SwitchTechnical Information TroubleshootingChapter Appendix AConsole Mgmt Quick StartOptional Quick Start for SNMP Management Overview Hardware Installationand Network TopologyFeatures 4 Is setup complete? Installation and Setup1 Install the switch in a rack or on a shelf 2 Plug the switch in and turn the power onPort status LEDs Using the SwitchConsole Mgmt Management status LEDsFiber optic requirements Cabling RequirementsUTP requirements Determining which cable to use Connector pinoutsStraight-throughvs. crossover cables 100 Mbps clients using Typical ConfigurationsConfiguring the 100 Mbps workgroup environment 100 Mbps clients usingBackbone Configuring the Wide Area Network WAN environmentor Switch of Switchesadapters, one at Connecting to a 10 Mbps segmentSwitching Hub Server equipped with twoBy default, flow control is enabled on all ports Excessive flow control problemsRepeater count limitations Page Managing the Switch Configuring andConsole Mgmt Accessing the Console ManagerAccessing the Console Manager remotely Entering commands Using the Console ManagercP at the prompt Commands used Console Manager command groupsConfiguring a port for full duplex To configure the SNMP agent Configuring the SNMP agent for IPTo configure a port for full duplex Commands usedTo check traffic on a port Monitoring trafficCommands used Creating VLANs To create a VBD To create an SVLANCreating custom filters Configuring the spanning treeTo set a custom filter Console Command Referenceclear loginhelp-kbd bannerset-passwd System commandslogout set-promptsys-stat warm-resetcold-reset set-sw-file get-last-errinit-nvram set-line-slipstart-fg IP commandsset-par-file set-fg-paramset-ip IP Configurationget-ip get-ip-confget-slip get-bootpset-bootp set-ip-confC H A P T E R get-arp-tbl Address Resolution Protocol ARP Commandsping-stop SNMP community strings SNMP commandsset-auth SNMP trap message commandsset-comm get-authdel-trap Switching database commandsadd-trap The entry has these properties C H A P T E R Configuring and Managing the Switchget-lt-16 del-lt-addr find-lt-addrdel-lt-entry set-lt-age add-lt-entryget-lt-age add-cf-entry Custom filteringget-lt-filter C H A P T E R del-cf-entryget-nv-cftbl get-nv-cfiltget-vbc-matrix VLAN commandsget-con-matrix set-sec-vlan set-vbc-domaindel-vbc-domain get-vbc-tblset-mon-port Spanning tree commandsdel-sec-vlan get-svlan-tblget-st-pcfg get-stpset-stp get-st-bcfgset-prt-enb set-br-hellotset-br-fwdel set-prt-prioset-port-dplex Port configuration commandsget-port-cfg get-eth-cnt Switching statistics commandsset-port-fctrl clr-cntC H A P T E R get-colls-cntget-rmon-cnt packets or bytes received packets forwarded C H A P T E R Configuring and Managing the Switchget-mgm-brcnt IP Commands Console command-linesummaryConsole Commands System CommandsSwitching Database Commands IP Commands con’tSNMP Commands Port Configuration Commands Virtual LAN VLAN CommandsSpanning Tree Commands C H A P T E R Switching Statistics CommandsPage 3 Troubleshooting message A Technical Information Default ConfigurationConsole Manager SpecificationsFeatures PortsConnector Interfaces Status Indicators per portGeneral Indicators Boot and ConfigurationPower Cord Specifications 115 volt configuration230 volt configuration Electrical SpecificationsSNMP and MIB Support Source Ports Custom Filter Port TableSource Ports con’t Destination Ports Destination Ports con’t 0,3,4,5,6 0,3,4,5,7 B9 0,3,4,6,7 D9 0,3,5,6,7 E9 A p p e n d Limited WarrantyFCC Notice Manufacturer declarationPage I Index Page Page Page Page Page FaxBack World Wide WebCompuServe Intel BBS