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Item

Description

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Properties

Network

(required)

The name of the network to which the port belongs if the uplink set name is not

specified.

UplinkSet

(required)

The name of the shared uplink port set to which the port belongs if the network

name is not specified.

Speed (optional) Specifies the port speed for the port. Acceptable values include "Auto", "10Mb",

"100Mb", "1Gb", "10Gb", and "Disabled".
If there is no connector present on the uplink port, only "Auto" and "Disabled" can
be configured as possible speeds. Speed restrictions apply.

Role (optional)

The role played by the port if the connection mode of the network or shared uplink

set is selected as "Failover". The default value is "Primary".

Examples

->set uplinkport enc0:1:2 Network=MyNetwork Speed=1Gb
Changes the port speed of a network port

->set uplinkport enc0:2:1 Network=MyNetwork Speed=Disabled
Disables a specific port that belongs to a network

->set uplinkport enc0:2:4 UplinkSet=MyUplinkSet

Speed=Disabled
Disables a specific port that belongs to a shared uplink set

->set uplinkport enc0:2:4 Network=MyNetwork Role=Secondary
Modifies the role of the network uplink port with the connection mode on the

network or the shared uplink set as "Failover" to take the primary port role

Item

Description

show uplinkport

Display all Ethernet module uplink ports known to the domain. If the port is a

member of a network or a shared uplink port set, then it appears also.

Syntax

show uplinkport [FilterBy]

Parameters

PortID

(optional)

The ID of an uplink port. The PortID format is
::. "*" displays a detailed view of all

uplink ports.

FilterBy

(optional)

Filters the output of the show command by the specified attribute. The option is

specified in the format =. For example, to display uplink

ports belonging to enclosure enc0, the option would be specified as ID=enc0. To

display all the ports using connector type RJ-45, the option would be Type=RJ45.

You can specify more than one filter option for a single command; for example,
show uplinkport ID=enc0 Type=RJ45.

Examples

->show uplinkport
Displays all uplink ports

->show uplinkport enc0:5:6
Displays details of uplink port 6 in bay 5 of the local enclosure

->show uplinkport *
Displays all uplink ports in the enclosure (detailed view)