Avaya Cajun P550R Instruction Manual

Cajun™ P550R/
P880/P882
Command Line
Interface
Reference Guide
Version v5.0
December, 2000

Cajun P550R/P880/P882 Command Reference Guide - Version 5.0
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 — Overview 1-1
Command Mode Summaries 1-1
Accessing/Exiting the Command Modes 1-2
Basic Functions 1-3
Accessing the CLI 1-5
Chapter 2 — AFT 2-1
Overview 2-1
clear aft instance invalid-learned-entries vlan 2-2
clear aft instance learned-entries vlan 2-3
set aft auto-sizing-threshold 2-5
set aft entry 2-6
set aft instance vlan (auto-increment) 2-8
set aft instance vlan (hash-table-size) 2-9
set aft super-agetime 2-10
show aft config 2-11
show aft entry 2-12
show aft instance 2-14
Chapter 3 — Appletalk 3-1
appletalk access-group 3-2
appletalk access-list 3-3
appletalk address 3-5
appletalk admin-state 3-6
appletalk cable-range 3-7
appletalk echo 3-8
appletalk mac-format 3-9
appletalk routing 3-10
appletalk static cable-range 3-11
appletalk vlan 3-13
appletalk zone 3-14
clear appletalk arp 3-15
clear appletalk route 3-16
clear appletalk traffic 3-17
ping appletalk 3-18
show appletalk access-lists 3-19
show appletalk arp 3-20
show appletalk globals 3-21

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show appletalk interface 3-22
show appletalk nbp 3-23
show appletalk route 3-24
show appletalk static cable-range 3-25
show appletalk traffic 3-26
show appletalk zone 3-27
Chapter 4 — Buffering 4-1
Overview 4-1
set buffering fabric-port (age-timer) 4-2
set buffering fabric-port (hipri-alloc) 4-3
set buffering fabric-port (hipri-service-ratio) 4-4
set buffering fabric-port (priority threshold) 4-5
set buffering port (age-timer) 4-6
set buffering port (highpri-allocation) 4-7
set buffering port (hipri-service-ratio) 4-8
set buffering port (pri-threshold) 4-9
show buffering fabric-port 4-10
show buffering port 4-11
Chapter 5 — Console 5-1
Overview 5-1
set console baud 5-2
set console databits 5-3
set console flowcontrol 5-4
set console initcmd 5-5
set console parity 5-6
set console stopbits 5-7
set console transfer ppp 5-8
Chapter 6 — DVMRP 6-1
ip dvmrp 6-2
ip dvmrp graft-retransmit-interval 6-3
ip dvmrp interface-metric 6-4
ip dvmrp interface type 6-5
ip dvmrp min-route-flash-update 6-6
ip dvmrp neighbor-probe-interval 6-7
ip dvmrp neighbor-timeout 6-8
ip dvmrp prune-message-lifetime 6-9
ip dvmrp prune-retransmit-interval 6-10
ip dvmrp remote-tunnel-address 6-11
ip dvmrp route-limit 6-12
ip dvmrp stats-reset 6-13
ip dvmrp timers basic 6-14
ip multicast prune-source 6-15
ip multicast ttl-threshold 6-16
router dvmrp 6-17

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show ip dvmrp 6-18
show ip dvmrp designated forwarders 6-19
show ip dvmrp downstream dependent routers 6-20
show ip dvmrp forwarding cache 6-21
show ip dvmrp interface 6-22
show ip dvmrp interface neighbors 6-23
show ip dvmrp routes 6-24
Chapter 7 — Huntgroups 7-=1
Overview 7-=1
set huntgroup 7-=2
set huntgroup (redistribute) 7-=3
show huntgroup 7-=4
Chapter 8 — IGMP 8-1
ip igmp 8-2
ip igmp max-groups 8-3
ip igmp process-leaves 8-4
ip igmp querier-timeout 8-5
ip igmp query-interval 8-6
ip igmp query-max-response-time 8-7
ip igmp query-timeout 8-8
ip igmp robustness 8-9
ip igmp version 8-10
mtrace 8-11
router igmp 8-12
show ip igmp groups 8-13
show ip igmp statistics 8-14
Chapter 9 — IP 9-1
Overview 9-1
Chapter 10 — IP-RIP 10-1
Overview 10-1
default-metric 10-2
ip rip authentication key 10-3
ip rip authentication mode 10-4
ip rip default-route-mode 10-5
ip rip poison-reverse 10-6
ip rip receive version 10-7
ip rip send version 10-8
ip rip send-receive-mode 10-9
neighbor 10-10
network 10-11
output-delay 10-12
router rip 10-13

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timers basic 10-14
triggered updates 10-15
show ip rip statistics 10-16
Chapter 11 — IPX 11-1
Overview 11-1
clear ipx route 11-3
clear ipx service 11-4
ipx advertise-default-route-only 11-5
ipx default-route 11-6
ipx delay 11-7
ipx down 11-8
ipx gns-reply-disable 11-9
ipx gns-response-delay 11-10
ipx network 11-11
ipx output-rip-delay 11-13
ipx output-sap-delay 11-14
ipx rip 11-15
ipx rip-filter 11-16
ipx rip-max-packetsize 11-18
ipx rip-multiplier 11-19
ipx route 11-20
ipx router 11-21
ipx routing 11-22
ipx sap 11-23
ipx sap-max-packetsize 11-24
ipx sap-multiplier 11-25
ipx sap-name-filter 11-26
ipx sap-network-filter 11-28
ipx send-receive-mode 11-30
ipx send-triggered-updates 11-31
ipx service 11-32
ipx type-20-propagation 11-34
ipx update interval 11-35
ipx vlan 11-36
show ipx cache 11-37
show ipx interface 11-38
show ipx route 11-39
show ipx services 11-40
show ipx traffic 11-41
Chapter 12 — L3 Cache 12-1
ip multicast route-cache aging 12-2
ip multicast route-cache hash-depth 12-3

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Chapter 13 — L3 MCAST 13-1
Chapter 14 — LDAP 14-1
Chapter 15 — Logging 15-1
Chapter 16 — MCAST 16-1
Chapter 17 — Module 17-1
Chapter 18 — OSPF 18-1
Chapter 19 — Policy 19-1
Chapter 20 — Port 20-1
Chapter 21 — Power Cool RAM 21-1
Chapter 22 — SNMP 22-1
Chapter 23 — STAP 23-1
Chapter 24 — Switch Fab 24-1
Chapter 25 — Switch IP 25-1
Chapter 26 — System 26-1
boot system flash 26-3
copy 26-4
copy (running-config) 26-5
copy (startup-config) 26-6
copy (tftp) 26-7
copy card-image flash 26-8
copy card-image bootflash 26-9
copy <filename1> pcmcia <filename2> 26-10
copy pcmcia <filename1> <filename2> 26-11
copy running-config 26-12
copy running-config startup-config 26-13
copy running-config tftp 26-14
copy startup-config 26-15
copy startup-config running-config 26-16
copy startup-config tftp 26-17
copy tftp 26-18
copy tftp bootflash 26-19
copy tftp flash 26-20
copy tftp pcmcia 26-21
delete pcmcia 26-22
pcmcia inititalize 26-23

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copy tftp flash 26-24
copy tftp running-config 26-25
copy tftp startup-config 26-26
dir 26-27
cpu-redundancy console 26-28
cpu-redundancy Hello-Interval 26-29
Changes the IP address of the default gateway for the secondary
(standby) supervisor. 26-29
cpu-redundancy mac-prefix 26-30
cpu-redundancy synchronize 26-31
erase 26-32
erase int-configs 26-33
erase legacy-configs 26-34
erase scripts 26-35
erase startup-config 26-36
ip http help server 26-37
NVRAM initialize 26-38
reload 26-39
reset 26-40
setup 26-41
show boot 26-42
show cpu_redundancy 26-43
show file_name 26-44
show flash 26-45
show running-config 26-46
show startup-config 26-47
show version 26-48
Chapter 27 — Temperatures 27-1
Chapter 28 — UI 28-1
Chapter 29 — VLAN 29-1
set vlan 29-2
set vlan 29-4
set vlan (frame format) 29-6
set vlan<vlan-id><port> 29-8
set vtp-snooping domain 29-9
show vlan detailed 29-10
show vlan name 29-11
show vtp-snooping configuration 29-12
Chapter 30 — VRRP 30-1

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1Overview
This chapter describes:
■Command Mode Summaries
■Accessing/Exiting the Command Modes
■Basic Functions
■Accessing the CLI
Command Mode Summaries
The Cajun P550/P880/P882 CLI consists of various command
modes. The commands you can enter depend on the mode you are
in. Each command mode has a distinct prompt. This manual
describes the main command modes listed in Table1-1.
Table 1-1. Main Command Mode Summaries
Mode Description To Access Prompt
User The mode you are in
after login. It includes a
limited number of
commands to display
status and statistic
information.
Log in. Cajun>
Privileged Contains the commands
from the User mode and
the commands to set
operating parameters.
From the User
mode, enter
enable.
Cajun#
Global Commands to configure
the system as a whole. From the Privileged
mode, enter
configure.
Cajun
(configure)#

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Accessing/Exiting the Command Modes
Refer to Table1-2 for an explanation of how to access and exit the
command modes.
Table 1-2. Accessing/Exiting the Command Modes
Router Commands to configure
the routing protocols. From Global mode, enter
router
protocol.
Cajun (config-
router:protoco
l)#
Interface Commands to configure
the interfaces. From Global mode, enter
interface type
number.
Cajun (config-
if:interface)#
To exit command mode, enter exit.
Table 1-1. Main Command Mode Summaries Continued
Mode Description To Access Prompt
Main Command Modes
Mode To Access Prompt To Exit
User Log in. Cajun> Enter exit.
Privileged From the User
mode, enter enable. Cajun# Disable or exit returns to the User
mode.
Global
Configuration From the Privileged mode, enter
configure.
Cajun (configure)# Exit returns to the
Privileged mode.
Interface
Configuration From Global the Configurationmode,
enter interface
type number.
Cajun (configure-if)# Exit returns to the
Global Configuration
mode.
End or exit returns
to Privileged mode.
Router
Configuration From the Global Configurationmode,
enter router type.
Cajun (configure-
router:dvmrp)# Exit returns to the Global Configuration
mode.
End returns to the
Privileged mode.

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Basic Functions
This section provides information about the following switch
functions:
■Help
■Command Syntax Conventions
■No Form Commands
■Command Line History Keys
Help
Enter a question mark (?) at the system prompt to display the all of
the commands in a mode. Refer toTable1-3for additional help
commands.
Table 1-3. Basic Functions
Command Description Example
partial-command? (First
tokens only - not whole
syntax)
Lists the commands that begin
with the specified character
string. There is no space
between the command and
question mark.
Cajun# m?
mrinfo
Cajun#
partial-command <Tab> Completes a command name. Cajun# conf<Tab>
Cajun# configure
partial-command +Lists the remaining syntax of
all commands that begin with
the character string.
Cajun> leg +
+Lists all of the commands for
the current mode - complete
syntax and help descriptions.
Cajun# +
?Lists, if unique, all commands
for the current command
mode.
Cajun (config-subif)# ?
command ? (Gives the
next token (parameter or
keyword))
Lists the command parameters
(with a brief explanation, if
available). There is a space
between the command and the
question mark.
Cajun# clear ?

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Command Syntax Conventions
Refer to Table 1-4 for an explanation of the command syntax
conventions.
Table 1-4. Command Syntax Conventions
No Form Commands
Most CLI commands have a no form. In general, the no form
disables a feature/function or restores a default for Layer 3
commands. Clear disables the Layer 2 set commands. The
Description section of each command describes the no or clear form
(if applicable to the command).
command][parameter] ?
(Gives the next token
(parameter or keyword))
Lists the arguments for a
parameter. There is a space
betweentheparameterandthe
question mark.
Cajun# show ip ospf ?
Command Description Example
Convention Description
keyword A command keyword. An alphanumeric string with “-”
allowed.
<parameter> Variables for which you supply values. A command
parameter name, where the name can be anything.
[optional] Optional syntax that can be a keyword, parameter,
option or any combination thereof.
{option1|option2} Required - one of the alternatives must be selected. The
“|” symbol, which stands for “or” is only valid in this
context.
[a{optional1|optional2}] Choice(s) for optional syntax.
[...,expansion] Zero or more occurrences of "expansion" are possible.
Expansion must be a keyword, parameter, options or
any combination thereof.
Complete contents of the bracket [...<uid1><uid2>]
(“user-ids”) implies that users must be added to the
system two at a time.

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Command Line History Keys
The history buffer stores the last 20 commands you have entered.
Use these key sequences to recall commands from the history buffer.
Accessing the CLI
There are two ways to access the Cajun P550/P880/P882 CLI:
■Using telnet
■Using a serial interface
Accessing the CLI Using Telnet
To access the CLI using telnet:
1. Obtain the name and password for the user account you will
be using.
2. Enter telnet at the system prompt.
3. Enter the IP address or hostname for the switch to which you
are telnetting:
telnet <IP address>or hostname
Keys Function
Ctrl-P Recalls the most recent command in the history
buffer. Repeat the key sequence to recall the other
previous commands.
Ctrl-N Returns to the more recent command in the history
buffer after Ctrl-P is used to recall commands. Repeat
the key sequence to recall the other most recent
commands.
Ctrl-C Enables you to exit from help command (+).

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Accessing the CLI Using a Serial Interface
To access the CLI using a serial interface (such as HyperTerminal):
1. Obtain the IP address you want to access.
2. Set up a new connection within the serial interface and
proceed to connect with the host as directed by the
instructions in the specific serial interface software you are
using.

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2AFT
Overview
This chapter describes:
■clear aft instance invalid-learned-entries vlan
■clear aft instance learned-entries vlan
■set aft agetime
■set aft auto-sizing-threshold
■set aft entry
■set aft instance vlan (auto-increment)
■set aft instance vlan (hash-table-size)
■set aft super-agetime
■show aft config
■show aft entry
■show aft instance

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clear aft instance invalid-learned-entries vlan
CommandMode Configuration
Description Delete all learned entries from a particular AFT instance.
Syntax
Table 2-1. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments
Sample Output The following example clears all invalid learned entries in the AFT
instance for the vlan named “Default.”
Cajun(configure)# clear aft instance invalid-
learned-entries vlan 1
All Invalid Learned Entries successfully deleted in
AFT Instance for Vlan “Default” (vlanID 1).
Systems P550/P550R/P880/P882.
To Enable: clear aft instance invalid-learned-entries vlan
{<vlan-id> | name <vlan-name>}
Name Definition
mac-address The MAC address associated with this entry.
vlan-id Specifies the AFT instance associated with the ID of this
VLAN.
name vlan-name - Specifies the AFT instance associated with
the name of this VLAN.

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clear aft instance learned-entries vlan
CommandMode Configuration
Description Delete all learned entries and invalid learned entries from a
particular AFT instance.
Syntax
Table 2-2. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments
Sample Output The following example clears all learned entries.
Cajun(configure)# clear aft instance learned-
entries vlan 1
All Learned Entries successfully deleted in AFT
Instance for Vlan “Default” (vlanID 1).
Systems P550/P550R/P880/P882.
To Enable: clear aft instance learned-entries vlan {<vlan-id> |
name <vlan-name>}
Name Definition
mac-address The MAC address associated with this entry.
vlan vlan-id - The ID of the VLAN.
name vlan-name - The name of the VLAN.

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set aft agetime
CommandMode Configuration
Description Set the AFT age time. The default time is 300 seconds.
Syntax
Table 2-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments
Sample Output The following example sets the aft age time to 350 seconds.
Cajun(configure)# set aft agetime 350
AFT Age Time successfully set to 350.
Systems P550/P550R/P880/P882.
To Enable: set aft agetime <age-time-value>
Name Definition
age-time-value Enter the amount of time, in seconds, after which aft
entries become invalid. The range is 10-10000 seconds.

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set aft auto-sizing-threshold
CommandMode Configuration
Description Set the AFT auto sizing threshold (percentage before auto-
incrementing hash tables). The default percentage is 40%.
Syntax
Table 2-4. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments
Sample Output The following example sets the aft auto sizing threshold to 60%.
Cajun(configure)# set aft auto-sizing-threshold 60
AFT Auto Sizing Threshold successfully set to 60%
Systems P550/P550R/P880/P882.
To Enable: set aft auto-sizing-threshold <threshold-value>
Name Definition
threshold-value Enter the desired percentage full that a hash table must be
before it auto-increments itself. Valid values range from 5-
90 percent.