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AT-9000 SeriesGigabit Ethernet Switches -9000/52Management Software Command Line InterfaceUser’s GuideAlliedWare Plus Version 2.4.1.0613-002176 Rev. A
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ContentsDocument Conventions. 38Where to Find Web-based Guides. 39Contacting Allied Telesis. 40Section I: Getting Started . 41Chapter 1: AlliedWare Plus Command Line Interface . 43Management Sessions. 44Local Management . 44Remote Management . 44Management Interfaces . 47Local Manager Account . 48AlliedWare Plus Command Modes . 49Moving Down the Hierarchy . 52ENABLE Command . 52CONFIGURE TERMINAL Command . 52LINE CONSOLE 0 Command . 52LINE VTY Command . 53INTERFACE Command - Dynamic Port Trunk. 53INTERFACE Command - Ports . 53INTERFACE Command - Static Port Trunk. 54INTERFACE VLAN Command . 54VLAN DATABASE Command . 55LOCATION CIVIC-LOCATION Command . 55LOCATION COORD-LOCATION Command. 55Moving Up the Hierarchy. 56EXIT and QUIT Commands. 56END Command . 56DISABLE Command . 57Port Numbers in Commands. 58Combo Ports 25 to 28 . 60Command Format . 61Command Line Interface Features . 61Command Formatting Conventions . 61Command Examples . 61Startup Messages . 62Chapter 2: Starting a Management Session . 65Starting a Local Management Session . 66Starting a Remote Telnet or SSH Management Session. 68VTY Lines . 69What to Configure First . 70Creating a Boot Configuration File . 70Changing the Login Password. 71Assigning a Name to the Switch . 71Adding a Management IP Address. 72Saving Your Changes. 745
ContentsEnding a Management Session. 75Chapter 3: Basic Command Line Management . 77Clearing the Screen. 78Displaying the On-line Help . 79Saving Your Configuration Changes . 81Ending a Management Session. 82Chapter 4: Basic Command Line Management Commands . 83? (Question Mark Key). 85CLEAR SCREEN. 87CONFIGURE TERMINAL. 88COPY RUNNING-CONFIG STARTUP-CONFIG . 89DISABLE . 90DO . 91ENABLE . 92END . 93EXIT. 94LENGTH . 95LOGOUT . 97QUIT . 98WRITE . 99Chapter 5: Temperature and Fan Control Overview .101Overview.102Displaying the System Environmental Status.103Controlling Eco-Mode LED .104Chapter 6: Temperature and Fan Control Commands .105ECOFRIENDLY LED .106NO ECOFRIENDLY LED.107SHOW ECOFRIENDLY.108SHOW SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT .109Section II: Basic Operations .111Chapter 7: Basic Switch Management .113Adding a Name to the Switch .114Adding Contact and Location Information .115Displaying Parameter Settings .116Manually Setting the Date and Time .117Pinging Network Devices.118Resetting the Switch.119Restoring the Default Settings to the Switch .120Setting the Baud Rate of the Console Port.122Configuring the Management Session Timers .124Setting the Maximum Number of Manager Sessions .126Configuring the Banners.127Chapter 8: Basic Switch Management Commands .131BANNER EXEC.133BANNER LOGIN .135BANNER MOTD .137BAUD-RATE SET.139CLOCK SET .1406
AT-9000 Switch Command Line User’s GuideERASE STARTUP-CONFIG . 141EXEC-TIMEOUT . 142HELP. 144HOSTNAME. 145LINE CONSOLE. 146LINE VTY . 147NO HOSTNAME . 148PING . 149PING IPv6 . 151REBOOT . 152RELOAD . 153SERVICE MAXMANAGER . 154SHOW BANNER LOGIN. 155SHOW BAUD-RATE . 156SHOW CLOCK. 157SHOW RUNNING-CONFIG . 158SHOW SWITCH. 159SHOW SYSTEM . 161SHOW SYSTEM SERIALNUMBER. 162SHOW USERS. 163SHOW VERSION. 165SNMP-SERVER CONTACT . 166SNMP-SERVER LOCATION . 167SYSTEM TERRITORY. 168Chapter 9: Port Parameters . 171Adding Descriptions . 172Setting the Speed and Duplex Mode . 173Setting the MDI/MDI-X Wiring Configuration. 175Enabling or Disabling Ports. 176Enabling or Disabling Backpressure . 177Enabling or Disabling Flow Control . 178Resetting Ports. 181Configuring Threshold Limits for Ingress Packets. 182Displaying Threshold Limit Settings on Ports. 184Reinitializing Auto-Negotiation . 185Restoring the Default Settings . 186Displaying Port Settings . 187Displaying Speed and Duplex Settings . 187Displaying Port Status . 187Displaying Port Configuration . 188Displaying or Clearing Port Statistics . 189Displaying SFP Information . 190Chapter 10: Port Parameter Commands . 191BACKPRESSURE. 194BPLIMIT . 196CLEAR PORT COUNTER . 197DESCRIPTION. 198DUPLEX. 200EGRESS-RATE-LIMIT . 202FCTRLLIMIT . 203FLOWCONTROL . 204HOLBPLIMIT. 207NO EGRESS-RATE-LIMIT. 209NO FLOWCONTROL. 2107
ContentsNO SHUTDOWN .211NO SNMP TRAP LINK-STATUS.212NO STORM-CONTROL HOW FLOWCONTROL INTERFACE .219SHOW INTERFACE .221SHOW INTERFACE BRIEF .225SHOW INTERFACE STATUS.227SHOW PLATFORM TABLE PORT COUNTERS .229SHOW RUNNING-CONFIG INTERFACE .232SHOW STORM-CONTROL.233SHOW SYSTEM PLUGGABLE.235SHOW SYSTEM PLUGGABLE DETAIL .236SHUTDOWN .
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