1. Reading the Manual
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Command description format
Each command is described in the following format:
Function
Describes the purpose of the command.
Syntax
Defines the input format of the command. The format is governed by the following rules:
1.
Parameters for setting values or character strings are enclosed in angle brackets (
<>
).
2.
Characters that are not enclosed in angle brackets (
<>
) are keywords that must be typed
exactly as they appear.
3.
{A|B}
indicates that either
A
or
B
must be selected.
4.
Parameters or keywords enclosed in square brackets (
[]
) are optional and can be omitted.
5.
For details on the parameter input format, see
Specifiable values for parameters
Input mode
Indicates the mode required to enter the command. The name of a sub-mode of a configuration
command mode corresponds to the name displayed on the command prompt.
Parameters
Describes in detail the parameters that can be set by the command. The default value and the values
that can be specified for each parameter are described.
Default behavior
If there are default values for parameters, or a default behavior when a command is not entered,
related information is provided here.
Impact on communication
If a setting has an impact on communication, such as interruptions to communication, that impact
is described here.
When the change is applied
Describes whether changes to values for configuration information in memory are immediately
effective, or whether they take effect only after temporarily stopping operation, such as by
restarting the switch.
Notes
Provides cautionary information on using the command.
Related commands
Describes the commands that must be set in order to use the applicable command.
Summary of Contents for AX3630S
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Page 43: ...15 Chapter 3 Editing and Working with Configurations end quit exit save write show status top...
Page 59: ...4 Login Security and RADIUS or TACACS 31 tacacs server...
Page 63: ...4 Login Security and RADIUS or TACACS 35 aaa authentication login end by reject...
Page 77: ...4 Login Security and RADIUS or TACACS 49 ip access group ipv6 access list...
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Page 95: ...5 Time Settings and NTP 67 Notes None Related commands set clock show clock show logging...
Page 100: ...5 Time Settings and NTP 72 ntp master ntp authenticate ntp trusted key ntp broadcast client...
Page 125: ...7 Device Management 97 Notes None Related commands None...
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Page 178: ...10 Link Aggregation 150 channel group max active port...
Page 194: ...12 VLAN 166 Related commands mac based vlan static only...
Page 217: ...12 VLAN 189 Related commands None...
Page 224: ...12 VLAN 196 Related commands vlan mac...
Page 240: ...13 Spanning Tree Protocol 212 spanning tree single mode...
Page 276: ...13 Spanning Tree Protocol 248 Related commands None...
Page 285: ...13 Spanning Tree Protocol 257 Related commands None...
Page 287: ...13 Spanning Tree Protocol 259 spanning tree vlan mode...
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Page 292: ...14 Ring Protocol 264 Related commands vlan...
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Page 324: ...15 IGMP Snooping 296 Related commands ip igmp snooping...
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Page 331: ...16 MLD Snooping 303 Related commands ipv6 mld snooping...
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Page 389: ...18 Access Lists 361 remark...
Page 391: ...18 Access Lists 363 Related commands ipv6 access list...
Page 400: ...18 Access Lists 372 Related commands mac access list extended...
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Page 436: ...19 QoS 408 Related commands ip qos flow list...
Page 442: ...19 QoS 414 Related commands ipv6 qos flow list...
Page 449: ...19 QoS 421 Related commands mac qos flow list...
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Page 509: ...21 IEEE802 1X 481 dot1x multiple authentication...
Page 519: ...21 IEEE802 1X 491 dot1x system auth control dot1x port control...
Page 534: ...21 IEEE802 1X 506 dot1x system auth control dot1x vlan dynamic enable...
Page 547: ...21 IEEE802 1X 519 dot1x vlan enable...
Page 551: ...21 IEEE802 1X 523 Related commands dot1x system auth control dot1x vlan enable...
Page 555: ...21 IEEE802 1X 527 Related commands dot1x system auth control dot1x vlan enable...
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Page 598: ...23 MAC based Authentication 570 mac authentication port...
Page 615: ...24 Authentication VLANs OP VAA 587 fense vlan...
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Page 638: ...25 DHCP Snooping 610 ip dhcp snooping vlan...
Page 678: ...28 VRRP 650 track interface track ip route vrrp ip vrrp track...
Page 680: ...28 VRRP 652 ip address track interface track ip route vrrp ip vrrp track...
Page 682: ...28 VRRP 654 track ip route vrrp ip vrrp track...
Page 684: ...28 VRRP 656 track interface track ip route vrrp ip vrrp track...
Page 690: ...28 VRRP 662 track ip route vrrp ip vrrp track...
Page 692: ...28 VRRP 664 track interface track ip route vrrp ip vrrp track...
Page 717: ...689 Chapter 31 Storm Control storm control...
Page 739: ...33 CFM 711 ma vlan group...
Page 743: ...33 CFM 715 Related commands domain name ethernet cfm cc enable ma name ma vlan group...
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Page 793: ...35 Log Data Output Functionality 765 ip domain name ip name server ip domain lookup...
Page 805: ...35 Log Data Output Functionality 777 Related commands logging host...
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Page 819: ...36 sFlow Statistics 791 Notes None Related commands None...
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