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Multiple port binding
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Using a start-index variable begins display at the record specified where the first record has a value
of 0. In the following example, the start-index value of 2 is used on the same port-range displayed
in the previous example.
To display a list of port ranges with a name that starts with a specified prefix, issue the following
command.
Virtual ADX(config)#show port-range starts-with pr
Syntax: show port-range starts-with prefix
The Table 8 describes the information in the output.
Multiple port binding
Multiple port binding allows you to bind one real server port to multiple virtual server ports.
The Brocade Virtual ADX supports two methods of associating a real server TCP or UDP port to
multiple virtual TCP or UDP ports (VIPs): direct binding of multiple ports and port aliases.
• Direct binding of multiple ports enables to you to associate a real server TCP or UDP port
directly to multiple virtual TCP or UDP ports. Using this method you do not need to configure
additional alias ports for real ports or virtual ports in order to bind a single real server to
multiple virtual servers; nor are alias ports needed to bind a real server to multiple virtual ports
on a single virtual server.
• Port aliases bind a real server TCP or UDP port to multiple port aliases, which are bound to the
virtual ports.
Although the Brocade Virtual ADX supports both direct binding of multiple ports and port aliases,
the two methods cannot co-exist for the same real port or virtual port.
TABLE 8 Field descriptions of show port-range command
Field Description
Name Name of the port range
Start First port in the port range
End Last port in the port range
Pending Start The port range has been changed but the apply port-range command has
not been issued. This column shows the start of the new port range.
Pending End The port range has been changed but the apply port-range command has
not been issued. This column shows the end of the new port range.
RefCnt This field is used by developers for debugging purposes.
Virtual ADX(config)#show port-range 2
Name Start End Pending Start Pending End RefCnt
pr98 9800 9803 4
range4 7001 7050
Virtual ADX#show port-range starts with pr
Name Start End Pending Start Pending End RefCnt
pr2 8090 8139 500
pr3 8140 8149 100
pr98 9800 9803 4