Cabletron Systems ATX Manual

status
Displays the status of the interface modules,
including the number of learned addresses,
number of defined filters, CPU utilization, and
the status of each port or range of ports.
Options:
port number
port number range
Example: status
sttimer
Displays the current Spanning Tree Address
Table aging time, and allows you to enter a
new aging time.
Example: sttimer 300
trunk
Displays the current trunking status for all
monitored ports, and allows you to set
trunking for a specific port or range of ports.
Options:
on
off
Example:
trunk 7-10, 15 on
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Enter
new time
Enter
port# range
Enter
ATX Local Console Manager (LCM)
Commands Reference Card
address display
Displays learned addresses.
Options:
big
any
MAC-ADDRESS
ADDRESS-MASK
Example: address display any
arp display
Displays the ARP table.
Example: arp display
baud
Displays the current baud rate of your LCM
console connection, and allows you to change
the baud rate.
Options:
1200
2400
4800
9600
19200
Example: baud 9600
bridge
Displays the bridging status for all ports, and
allows you to set bridging options for a single
port or a range of ports.
Options:
off
on
no
BPDU
Example: bridge 2-6 on
Enter
Enter
Enter
new baud rate
port# range
Enter
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community
Allows you to assign a new community name
or change an existing one.
Example: community
disable
Allows you to disable a port or range of ports.
Example: disable 7-9
enable
Allows you to enable a port or range of ports.
Option:
no
RIP
Example: enable 7
erase
Allows you to erase all configuration
information on the next system reset.You are
prompted to confirm this action by typing
“yes”.
Example: erase
exit (logout)
Allows you to log out of your current LCM
session.
Example: exit
filters
Allows you to manage Port filters.You must
include one of the options listed below.
Options:
add
delete
display
modify
Example: filters display
help
Displays the available LCM commands.You
can also type a question mark ( ? ) to display
the available LCM commands.
Example: help
ident
Displays the ATX’s serial number, current
software image, PPE type, Bus Type, and
revision of each module.
Example: ident
ipaddr
Displays the IP addresses, address masks,
and MAC addresses for all monitored ports.
This command also allows you to assign an IP
address to a port on the ATX.
Example: ipaddr 6 192.138.217.40
reboot
Allows you to enter the number of seconds the
ATX waits before rebooting.
Options:
SECONDS
off
Example: reboot 60
route display
Displays routing table information.
Options:
IPADDR
Example: route display IPADDR
Enter
port# range
Enter
Enter
port#
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
port# IP address
Enter
seconds
Enter
Enter
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