Alcatel Carrier Internetworking Solutions Omni Switch/Router - Manual (Page 587)

Modifying a Virtual Port
Page 19-45
Modifying a Virtual Port
You can modify a virtual port through the modvp command. The modvp command is very
similar to the addvp command and the port configuration phase of the crgp command. To use
modvp , enter the command, followed by the Group number for the port, and the physical slot
and port number for the port:
modvp /
You can specify only one port at a time. For example, if you wanted to modify the parame-
ters for Port 7 on the module in Slot 4, and the Port currently resides in Group 6, then you
would enter:
modvp 6 4/7
The procedure for using modvp is as follows:
1. Enter modvp followed by the Group number where the port currently resides, the physi-
cal slot and port number.
2. A prompt displays requesting your confirmation:
Modify local port 7 (Virtual port (#14)) ? (y) :
Simply press if this is the correct virtual port. The Virtual Port number in parenthe-
ses ( Virtual Port #14 in this case) is the virtual port number within this entire Omni
Switch/Router. Virtual ports are numbered sequentially within the switch, not within a
Group or
VLAN .
3. The virtual port configuration menu displays:
Modify Ether/8 Vport 4/7 Configuration
1) Vport : 9
2) Description :
3) Bridge Mode : Auto-Switched
31) Switch Timer : 60
4) Flood Limit : 192000
5) Output Format Type : Default (IP-Eth II, IPX-802.3)
6) Ethernet 802.2 Pass Through : Yes
7) Admin, Operational Status : Enabled, inactive
8) Mirrored Port Status : Disabled, available
9) MAC Address : 000000:000000
Command {Item=Value/?/Help/Quit/Redraw/Next/Previous/Save} (Redraw) :
Descriptions for each of the fields in this display begin on page 19-29. To change any
default value, enter the line number for the item, an equal sign (=), and then the value for
the parameter. When you have completed the configuration for this port, enter
save to
save all configured settings.