Configuring mvrp at the interface level, Enabling mvrp on an interface, Mvrp port applicant mode – Brocade Multi-Service IronWare Switching Configuration Guide (Supporting R05.6.00) User Manual
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Syntax: [no] mvrp timer join value leave value leave-all value
The timer values are set in milliseconds (ms).
The default values for the timers are:
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Join timer - 200ms
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Leave timer - 1000ms (Recommended value: 5000ms)
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Leave-all timer - 10000ms
The Leave timer must be greater than or equal to twice the join timer plus 600ms. The
recommended value for the Leave-all timer is at least three times the value of leave timer.
The acceptable ranges for each time is:
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Join timer - 200 to 2147483600 ms
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Leave timer - 1000 to 2147483600 ms
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Leave-all timer - 10000 to 2147483600 ms
Configuring MVRP at the interface level
Before MVRP can be configured at the interface level, it must be enabled at global level first.
Enabling MVRP on an interface
Use the mvrp enable command to enable MVRP at the interface level.
Brocade(config-if-e1000-1/1)#mvrp enable
Syntax: [no] mvrp enable
By default MVRP is disabled.
MVRP port applicant mode
Configuring non-participant over a port should be used for edge ports.
Brocade(config-if-e1000-1/1)#mvrp applicant-mode non-participant
Syntax: [no] mvrp applicant-mode [normal-participant | non-participant]
Applicant mode by default is set as normal participant.
In non-participant mode, MVRP will not transmit PDUs on this port; therefore, no VLAN declarations
will be made.
In normal-participant mode, MVRP will transmit PDUs on this port for making VLAN declarations.
MVRP port point to point
Configuring no point to point over a port should be used when a port is connected to a shared
media device.
Brocade(config-if-e1000-1/1)#mvrp point-to-point
Syntax: [no] mvrp point-to-point
By default, point-to-point is disabled.