Brocade Network OS Administrator’s Guide v4.1.1 - Manual (Page 228)

The following is an example of command output for RBridge 5:
switch# show ag pg rbridge-id 5
Rbridge-ID 5:
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PG_ID PG_Name PG_Mode N_Ports(Fi) VF_Ports
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0 pg0 lb 5/0/1, 5/0/2, 5/0/3, 5/0/4, 1/5/1, 1/5/2, 1/5/3, 1/5/4,
5/0/5, 5/0/6, 5/0/7, 5/0/8 1/5/5, 1/5/6, 1/5/7, 1/5/8,
1/5/9, 1/5/10, 1/5/11,
1/5/12,
1/5/13, 1/5/14, 1/5/15,
1/5/16,
1/5/17, 1/5/18, 1/5/19,
1/5/20,
1/5/21, 1/5/22, 1/5/23,
1/5/24,
1/5/25, 1/5/26, 1/5/27,
1/5/28,
1/5/29, 1/5/30, 1/5/31,
1/5/32,
1/5/33, 1/5/34, 1/5/35,
1/5/36,
1/5/37, 1/5/38, 1/5/39,
1/5/40,
1/5/41, 1/5/42, 1/5/43,
1/5/44,
1/5/45, 1/5/46, 1/5/47,
1/5/48,
1/5/49, 1/5/50, 1/5/51,
1/5/52,
1/5/53, 1/5/54, 1/5/55,
1/5/56,
1/5/57, 1/5/58, 1/5/59,
1/5/60,
1/5/61, 1/5/62, 1/5/63,
1/5/64
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Creating and removing port groups
You must create a port group with a unique ID before adding N_Ports to the group or enabling Port
Grouping (PG) policy modes. Removing a port group removes all N_Ports, mapped VF_Ports, and
associated PG modes.
Access Gateway must be enabled for this command to succeed.
When you enable Access Gateway mode, all ports belong to port group 0 (pg0). You can move ports
to a separate port group by first creating a port group with a unique ID, and then adding N_Ports to
that group. All VF_Ports mapped to added N_Ports also become members of the new group.
Removing a port group removes all N_Ports, mapped VF_Ports, and associated PG modes.
Use the pg pgid command to configure a port group with a unique ID (pgid). The pgid is a number that
cannot exceed the number of N_Ports allocated for the switch model, minus 1 for default pg 0.
Therefore, for a VDX 6730-76 with 16 N_Ports, a valid pgid would be 1-15. Once configured, you can
access the port group for configuration tasks, such as adding and removing N_Ports, enable port
group modes, and renaming the group. Use the no pg pgid command to remove a port group. You
must enter these commands while in Access Gateway (ag) configuration mode.
NOTE
Port Grouping policy is enabled by default when you enable Access Gateway mode.
Creating and removing port groups
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