Avaya VSP 4000 Series User manual

VSP 4000 Series Command Line
Reference Guide
VSP 4000 Series Command Line Reference Guide
Introduction
This guide describes the Avaya Command Line Interface (ACLI) commands for the configuration of various features in Avaya VSP
4000 Series for the 5.1.1 release.
This document provides two different ways of navigating ACLI command documentation.
alphabetically Each command is listed corresponding to the first letter of the command.
command mode Each command mode page has a list of commands that are available in that mode. Each page is organized
alphabetically for those commands in that mode.
Use the 'find-in-page' function of the browser to search for a command based on the page you are viewing. Most browsers launch
'find' using CTRL+F.
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Alphabetical command listing
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Alphabetized list of commands
A| B| C| D| E| F| G| H| I| L| M| N| O| P| Q| R| S| T| U| V| W
A- 36 commands
B- 38 commands
C- 55 commands
D- 15 commands
E- 14 commands
F- 24 commands
G- 2 commands
H- 6 commands
I- 459 commands
L- 43 commands
M- 61 commands
N- 33 commands
O- 2 commands
P- 34 commands
Q- 9 commands
R- 68 commands
S- 576 commands
T- 36 commands
U- 6 commands
V- 20 commands
W- 1 commands
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Command mode index
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Command mode index
The following command modes are available. Select the command mode to see a list of commands available in that mode.
Application Configuration
BGP Router Configuration
DHCP-guard Configuration
Elan-Transparent Configuration
GigabitEthernet Interface Configuration
Global Configuration
IS-IS Router Configuration
Loopback Interface Configuration
MLT Interface Configuration
OSPF Router Configuration
Privileged EXEC
RA-guard Configuration
RIP Router Configuration
Route-Map Configuration
User EXEC
VLAN Interface Configuration
VRF Router Configuration
VRRP Router Configuration
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Commands starting with A organized alphabetically
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accept adv-rtr (for OSPF)
access-diffserv
access-policy
access-policy <1-65535> accesslevel
access-policy <1-65535> access-strict
access-policy <1-65535> enable
access-policy <1-65535> ftp
access-policy <1-65535> host
access-policy <1-65535> http
access-policy <1-65535> mode
access-policy <1-65535> name
access-policy <1-65535> network
access-policy <1-65535> precedence
access-policy <1-65535> rlogin
access-policy <1-65535> snmp-group
access-policy <1-65535> snmpv3
access-policy <1-65535> ssh
access-policy <1-65535> telnet
access-policy <1-65535> tftp
access-policy <1-65535> username
access-policy by-mac
action
aggregate-address
area
area range
area virtual-link
as-boundary-router enable
attribute
auto-negotiate enable (on an Ethernet port)
auto-negotiation-advertisements
auto-peer-restart enable
auto-recover-delay
auto-recover-port
auto-summary
autotopology
auto-vlink
A| B| C| D| E| F| G| H| I| L| M| N| O| P| Q| R| S| T| U| V| W
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Commands starting with B
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Commands starting with B organized alphabetically
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backup
bad-lsa-ignore enable
banner
bgp aggregation
bgp always-compare-med
bgp client-to-client reflection
bgp cluster-id
bgp confederation
bgp default local-preference<0-2147483647>
bgp deterministic-med enable
bgp multiple-paths <1-8>
boot
boot config choice
boot config flags block-snmp
boot config flags debug-config
boot config flags debugmode
boot config flags enhancedsecure-mode
boot config flags factorydefaults
boot config flags ftpd
boot config flags hsecure
boot config flags ipv6-mode
boot config flags logging
boot config flags reboot
boot config flags rlogind
boot config flags spanning-tree-mode
boot config flags spbm-config-mode
boot config flags sshd
boot config flags telnetd
boot config flags tftpd
boot config flags trace-logging
boot config flags urpf-mode
boot config flags verify-config
boot config host
boot config loadconfigtime
boot config logfile
boot config multicast
boot config sio console
brouter
A| B| C| D| E| F| G| H| I| L| M| N| O| P| Q| R| S| T| U| V| W
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cfm cmac enable
cfm cmac level <0-7>
cfm cmac mepid <1-8191>
cfm maintenance-association
cfm maintenance-domain
cfm maintenance-endpoint
cfm spbm enable
cfm spbm level <0-7>
cfm spbm mepid <1-8191>
clear alarm
clear eapol non-eap
clear filter acl
clear ip arp interface
clear ip dhcp-relay counters
clear ip route
clear ipsec stats all
clear ipv6 dcache
clear ipv6 fhs snooping
clear ipv6 fhs statistics dhcp-guard
clear ipv6 fhs statistics nd-inspection
clear ipv6 fhs statistics ra-guard
clear ipv6 neighbor-cache
clear ipv6 route static
clear ipv6 statistics
clear ipv6 vrrp
clear ip vrrp
clear isis lsdb
clear isis stats
clear khi
clear lacp
clear logging
clear mac-address-table
clear mac-address-table dynamic
clear mlt
clear qos
clear qos cosq-stats
clear radius statistics
clear slpp stats
clear-stats
clear telnet
clear trace
clear virtual-ist stats
clilog
cli password
cli timeout
clock set
clock time-zone
!(command number)
comp-bestpath-med-confed

configure
copy
cp
csnp-interval
c-vid <1-4094> (for a mlt)
c-vid <1-4094> (for a port)
A| B| C| D| E| F| G| H| I| L| M| N| O| P| Q| R| S| T| U| V| W
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debug ip pim
debug-screen
default-cost
default-information
default-metric (for BGP)
default-metric (for RIP)
default svlan-porttype
default-vlan-id
delete
dir
disable
dos-chkdsk
dsapssap
dump ar
duplex
A| B| C| D| E| F| G| H| I| L| M| N| O| P| Q| R| S| T| U| V| W
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eapol
eapol enable
eapol init
eapol multihost mac-max
eapol multihost non-eap-pwd-fmt
eapol multihost radius-non-eap-enable
eapol re-authenticate
eapol status
enable
enable-diffserv
enable (for a route policy)
encapsulation dot1q
end
exit
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fa assignment-timeout
fa authentication-key (for a MLT)
fa authentication-key (for a port)
fa discovery-timeout
fa enable
fa enable (for a MLT)
fa enable (for a port)
fa management (for a MLT)
fa management (for a port)
fa message-authentication (for a MLT)
fa message-authentication (for a port)
filter acl
filter acl ace
filter acl ace action
filter acl ace arp
filter acl ace ethernet
filter acl ace ip
filter acl ace ipv6
filter acl ace protocol
filter acl port
filter acl set
filter acl vlan
flap-dampening
flight-recorder
A| B| C| D| E| F| G| H| I| L| M| N| O| P| Q| R| S| T| U| V| W
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global-debug mask
grep
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help
helper-mode-disable
high-secure enable
hop-limit maximum
hop-limit minimum
host-route
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ibgp-report-import-rt
ignore-illegal-rtrid
interface GigabitEthernet
interface Loopback
interface mlt
interface vlan
ip address (loopback)
ip address (on a VLAN)
ip alternative-route (globally)
ip alternative-route (on a VRF)
ip area (loopback)
ip arp
ip arp (for a VRF)
ip arp multicast-mac-flooding
ip arp-proxy enable (for a port)
ip arp-proxy enable (for a VLAN)
ip arp-response (for a port)
ip arp-response (for a VLAN)
ip arp static-mcast
ip as-list
ip as-list (for a VRF)
ip bgp
ip bgp aggregate-address
ip bgp aggregation
ip bgp always-compare-med
ip bgp apply redistribute
ip bgp auto-peer-restart enable
ip bgp auto-summary
ip bgp debug-screen
ip bgp default-information
ip bgp default local-preference
ip bgp default-metric
ip bgp deterministic-med enable
ip bgp enable
ip bgp flap-dampening
ip bgp global-debug mask
ip bgp ibgp-report-import-rt enable
ip bgp ignore-illegal-rtrid enable
ip bgp in-route-map
ip bgp multiple-paths <1-8>
ip bgp neighbor
ip bgp neighbor password
ip bgp network
ip bgp no-med-path-is-worst enable
ip bgp out-route-map WORD<0-256>
ip bgp quick-start enable
ip bgp redistribute
ip bgp restart-bgp
ip bgp router-id {A.B.C.D}

ip bgp stats-clear-counters
ip bgp synchronization
ip bgp traps enable
ip community-list
ip community-list (for a VRF)
ip dhcp-relay (for an MLT)
ip dhcp-relay (for a port)
ip dhcp-relay (for a VLAN)
ip dhcp-relay (for loopback)
ip dhcp-relay fwd-path
ip dhcp-relay fwd-path enable
ip dhcp-relay fwd-path (for a port)
ip dhcp-relay fwd-path (for a VRF)
ip dhcp-relay fwd-path mode
ip dhcp-relay fwd-path mode (for a port)
ip dhcp-relay fwd-path mode (for a VRF)
ip directed-broadcast (for a port)
ip directed-broadcast (for a VLAN)
ip domain-name
ip ecmp
ip ecmp path-list apply
ip forward-protocol udp
ip forward-protocol udp broadcastmask
ip forward-protocol udp broadcastmask (on a port)
ip forward-protocol udp maxttl
ip forward-protocol udp maxttl (on a port)
ip forward-protocol udp (on a port)
ip forward-protocol udp (on a VLAN)
ip forward-protocol udp port
ip forward-protocol udp portfwd
ip forward-protocol udp portfwdlist
ip forward-protocol udp portfwdlist (on a port)
ip forward-protocol udp portfwdlist (on a VLAN)
ip gratuitous-arp
ip icmp
ip icmp echo-broadcast-request (for a VRF)
ip icmp echo-broadcast-request (globally)
ip icmp (for a VRF)
ip igmp access-list (for a port)
ip igmp access-list (for a VLAN)
ip igmp access-list mode (for a port)
ip igmp access-list mode (for a VLAN)
ip igmp flush port
ip igmp flush vlan
ip igmp (for a port)
ip igmp (for a VLAN)
ip igmp generate-log (for a VRF)
ip igmp generate-trap (for a VRF)
ip igmp (globally)
ip igmp igmpv3-explicit-host-tracking (for an Ethernet port)
ip igmp igmpv3-explicit-host-tracking (for a VLAN)
ip igmp immediate-leave (for an Ethernet port)
ip igmp immediate-leave (for a VLAN)
ip igmp immediate-leave-members
ip igmp immediate-leave-mode (for a VRF)
ip igmp mrdisc
ip igmp snoop-querier
ip igmp snoop-querier-addr
ip igmp ssm dynamic-learning (for a VRF)
ip igmp ssm group-range (for a VRF)
ip igmp ssm-map (for a VRF)
ip igmp static-group
ip igmp stream-limit (for a port)
ip igmp stream-limit (for a VLAN)
ip igmp stream-limit-group

ip irdp
ip irdp address (for a port)
ip irdp address (for a VLAN)
ip irdp holdtime (for a port)
ip irdp holdtime (for a VLAN)
ip irdp maxadvertinterval (for a port)
ip irdp maxadvertinterval (for a VLAN)
ip irdp minadvertinterval (for a port)
ip irdp minadvertinterval (for a VLAN)
ip irdp multicast (for a port)
ip irdp multicast (for a VLAN)
ip irdp preference (for a port)
ip irdp preference (for a VLAN)
ip max-routes-trap enable
ip more-specific-non-local-route
ip mroute (for a port)
ip mroute resource-usage (for a VRF)
ip mroute resource-usage (globally)
ip mroute static-source-group
ip mroute stream-limit (globally)
ip name-server
ip ospf accept adv-rtr
ip ospf admin-state
ip ospf advertise-when-down enable (for a port)
ip ospf advertise-when-down enable (for a VLAN)
ip ospf apply accept
ip ospf apply accept adv-rtr
ip ospf apply redistribute
ip ospf area (for a port)
ip ospf area (for a VLAN)
ip ospf area (for a VRF)
ip ospf area range (for a VRF)
ip ospf area virtual-link (for a VRF)
ip ospf area virtual-link message-digest-key (for a VRF)
ip ospf as-boundary-router enable (for a VRF)
ip ospf authentication-key WORD<0-8> (for a port)
ip ospf authentication-key WORD<0-8> (for a VLAN)
ip ospf authentication-type (for a port)
ip ospf authentication-type (for a VLAN)
ip ospf auto-vlink (for a VRF)
ip ospf bad-lsa-ignore enable (for a VRF)
ip ospf cost <1-65535> (for a port)
ip ospf cost <1-65535> (for a VLAN)
ip ospf dead-interval <0-2147483647> (for a port)
ip ospf dead-interval <0-2147483647> (for a VLAN)
ip ospf default-cost ethernet <1-65535> (for a VRF)
ip ospf digest-key <1-255> key WORD<0-16> (for a port)
ip ospf digest-key <1-255> key WORD<0-16> (for a VLAN)
ip ospf enable (for a port)
ip ospf enable (for a VLAN)
ip ospf (for a VRF)
ip ospf hello-interval <1-65535> (for a port)
ip ospf hello-interval <1-65535> (for a VLAN)
ip ospf host-route {A.B.C.D} (for a VRF)
ip ospf (loopback)
ip ospf mtu-ignore enable (for a port)
ip ospf mtu-ignore enable (for a VLAN)
ip ospf neighbor (for a VRF)
ip ospf network <broadcast|nbma|passive> (for a port)
ip ospf network <broadcast|nbma|passive> (for a VLAN)
ip ospf network (for a VRF)
ip ospf poll-interval <0-2147483647> (for a port)
ip ospf poll-interval <0-2147483647> (for a VLAN)
ip ospf primary-digest-key <1-255> (for a port)
ip ospf primary-digest-key <1-255> (for a VLAN)

ip ospf priority <0-255> (for a port)
ip ospf priority <0-255> (for a VLAN)
ip ospf redistribute
ip ospf retransmit-interval <0-3600> (for a port)
ip ospf retransmit-interval <0-3600> (for a VLAN)
ip ospf rfc1583-compatibility enable (for a VRF)
ip ospf router-id (for a VRF)
ip ospf spf-run
ip ospf timers basic holddown (for a VRF)
ip ospf transit-delay <0-3600> (for a port)
ip ospf transit-delay <0-3600> (for a VLAN)
ip ospf trap (For a VRF)
ip ospf vlan (for a VLAN)
ip pim bsr-candidate preference (for a port)
ip pim bsr-candidate preference (for a VLAN)
ip pim (for a port)
ip pim (for a VLAN)
ip pim (globally)
ip pim interface-type (for a port)
ip pim interface-type (for a VLAN)
ip pim (loopback)
ip pim mode
ip pim rp-candidate group
ip pim static-rp
ip pim virtual-neighbor
ip prefix-list
ip prefix-list (for a VRF)
ip rip advertise-when-down enable (for a port)
ip rip advertise-when-down enable (for a VLAN)
ip rip apply redistribute
ip rip auto-aggregation enable (for a port)
ip rip auto-aggregation enable (for a VLAN)
ip rip cost (for a port)
ip rip cost (for a VLAN)
ip rip default-listen enable (for a port)
ip rip default-listen enable (for a VLAN)
ip rip default-metric (for a VRF)
ip rip default-supply enable (for a port)
ip rip default-supply enable (for a VLAN)
ip rip domain (for a VRF)
ip rip enable (for a port)
ip rip enable (for a VLAN)
ip rip enable (for a VRF)
ip rip (for a VRF)
ip rip holddown (for a port)
ip rip holddown (for a VLAN)
ip rip in-policy (for a port)
ip rip in-policy (for a VLAN)
ip rip listen (for a port)
ip rip listen (for a VLAN)
ip rip out-policy (for a port)
ip rip out-policy (for a VLAN)
ip rip poison enable (for a port)
ip rip poison enable (for a VLAN)
ip rip port
ip rip receive version (for a port)
ip rip receive version (for a VLAN)
ip rip redistribute
ip rip send (for a port)
ip rip send (for a VLAN)
ip rip supply (for a port)
ip rip supply (for a VLAN)
ip rip timeout (for a port)
ip rip timeout (for a VLAN)
ip rip timers basic holddown (for a VRF)

ip rip timers basic timeout (for a VRF)
ip rip timers basic update (for a VRF)
ip rip triggered (for a port)
ip rip triggered (for a VLAN)
ip route (for a VRF)
ip route (for the management port)
ip route (globally)
ip route preference protocol ebgp
ip route preference protocol (for a VRF)
ip route preference protocol ibgp
ip route preference protocol ospf-extern1
ip route preference protocol ospf-extern2
ip route preference protocol ospf-inter
ip route preference protocol ospf-intra
ip route preference protocol rip
ip route preference protocol spbm-level1
ip route preference protocol static
ip routing
ip rsmlt
ip rsmlt
ip rsmlt edge-support
ip rsmlt edge-support
ip rvs-path-chk
ip-source-address
ip source-route
ip source-route (for VRF)
ip spb-multicast enable (for a port)
ip spb-multicast enable (for a VLAN)
ip supernet
ip ttl
ip-tunnel-source-address
ipv6 alternative-route
ipv6 area
ipv6 area range
ipv6 area virtual-link
ipv6 area virtual-link ipsec
ipv6 area virtual-link ipsec action
ipv6 area virtual-link ipsec direction
ipv6 area virtual-link ipsec enable
ipv6 area virtual-link ipsec security-association
ipv6 as-boundary-router
ipv6 default-information enable
ipv6 default-information metric
ipv6 dhcp-relay (for a port)
ipv6 dhcp-relay (for a VLAN)
ipv6 dhcp-relay fwd-path
ipv6 ecmp
ipv6 fhs dhcp-guard
ipv6 fhs dhcp-guard enable
ipv6 fhs dhcp-guard policy
ipv6 fhs enable
ipv6 fhs ipv6-access-list
ipv6 fhs mac–access-list
ipv6 fhs nd-inspection enable (for a port)
ipv6 fhs nd-inspection enable (for a VLAN)
ipv6 fhs nd-inspection enable (globally)
ipv6 fhs ra-guard
ipv6 fhs ra-guard enable
ipv6 fhs ra-guard policy
ipv6 fhs snooping dhcp enable (for a VLAN)
ipv6 fhs snooping static-binding
ipv6 forwarding (for a port)
ipv6 forwarding (for a VLAN)
ipv6 forwarding (globally)
ipv6 hop-limit