16.2.2 Configuration command setting example

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(1) Scheduled unused-port power OFF

The example below shows how to use configuration commands to schedule the powering off of unused ports.

Points to note: Reduce power consumption by turning off the power supplied to unused ports.

Command examples

(config)# schedule-power-control shutdown interface gigabitethernet 1/0/1-10

Specifies the ports to turn off during the scheduled time range.
(config)# schedule-power-control time-range 1 weekly start-time fri 2000 end-time mon 0800 action enable

Specifies a power control schedule that runs from 20:00 every Friday to 8:00 every Monday.
(config)# schedule-power-control time-range 2 date start-time 100403 1600 end-time 100403 2000 action disable

Disables the power control schedule for the time range from 16:00 to 20:00 on April 3, 2010.

The configuration commands below are an example of how to automatically control the brightness of LEDs during both scheduled and normal time periods.

Points to note: If scheduling settings are configured, set the LED brightness control functionality for both normal and scheduled time periods. Set login from ports 1/0/1-10 and the console as events that trigger automatic brightness adjustment.

Command examples

(config)# system port-led enable

Sets LED automatic brightness adjustment for the normal time period.
(config)# schedule-power-control port-led enable

Sets LED automatic brightness adjustment for the scheduled time period.
(config)# system port-led trigger interface gigabitethernet 1/0/1-10

Sets ports 1/0/1-10 as events that trigger LED automatic brightness adjustment.
(config)# system port-led trigger console

Sets logging in from the console as an event that triggers LED automatic brightness adjustment.