Configuration Guide Vol. 2


15.2.1 Command list

The following table lists the commands used to configure uplink redundancy.

Table 15-4: List of configuration commands

Command name

Description

switchport backup flush-request transmit

Enables the sending of flush control frames to upstream switches at switchover or switch-back to request that the upstream switches clear their MAC address tables.

switchport backup interface

Allows you to specify a primary port and secondary port for uplink redundancy and define them as an uplink port pair. You can also specify the automatic switch-back wait time to enable automatic switch-back.

switchport backup mac-address-table update exclude-vlan

Specifies a VLAN as one to which MAC address update frames are not to be sent.

switchport backup mac-address-table update transmit

Enables the sending of MAC address update frames to upstream switches at switchover or switch-back to request that the upstream switches update their MAC address tables.

switchport backup reset-flush-port

Enables the port reset function at switching and switchback.

switchport backup reset-flush-time

Sets the port down time by the port reset function.

switchport-backup startup-active-port-selection

Enables the functionality to fix the active port at Switch startup.

The following table lists the operation commands related to uplink redundancy.

Table 15-5: List of operation commands

Command name

Description

show switchport-backup

Shows information about uplink redundancy.

show switchport-backup statistics

Shows statistics pertaining to uplink redundancy.

clear switchport-backup statistics

Deletes statistics pertaining to uplink redundancy.

set switchport-backup active

Specifies a new active port.

restart uplink-redundant

Restarts the uplink redundancy program.

dump protocols uplink-redundant

Outputs dump data regarding uplink redundancy to a file.