8.3.2.3 CLEAR STATS CONNECTION-PORTS
Deletes statistics for the connection between devices that make up the switch. This is only valid for switches with
more than 8 ports.
Syntax:
ethernetX/X clear stats connection-ports
8.3.2.4 CLEAR STATS <PORT>
Deletes statistics for a port in the switch.
Syntax:
ethernetX/X clear stats <port identifier>
Example:
ethernet0/0 clear stats 1
ethernet0z/0
Deletes statistics associated to port 1:
8.3.2.5 CLEAR DYNAMIC-MAC-TABLE
Deletes the dynamic table for MAC addresses: deletes the MAC addresses learned by the switch.
Syntax:
ethernetX/X clear dynamic-mac-table
8.3.2.6 CLEAR MAC-ADDRESS
Deletes a MAC address from the address table learned by the switch. Deleting a MAC address here may cause is-
sues if access control is enabled in the switch.
Syntax:
ethernetX/X clear mac-address <MAC address>
Example:
Deletes MAC address 00-00-E8-3D-26-97 from the address table learned by the switch.
ethernet0/0 clear mac-address 00-00-e8-3d-26-97
Warning!!!
Deleting an entry may result in improper behavior of the access control functionality
Continue (Yes/No)? y
Address 0000E83D2697 deleted
ethernet0/0
Command history:
Release
Modification
11.00.04
A warning appears when deleting a MAC address as of version 11.00.04.
8.3.2.7 CLEAR STP <instance> COUNTERS
Clears the counters associated to a Spanning Tree protocol instance.
8.3.3 DOT1X
Accesses the 802.1X monitoring menu for a switch port. For further information on 802.1X authentication, please see
manual
Teldat Dm783-I 802.1X Authentication
.
Syntax:
ethernetX/X dot1x <port identifier>
Example:
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