Ethernet Protection Switching Ring (EPSR)
set epsr port
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create snmp community (SNMPv1 & v2)
create epsr
show epsr
set epsr port
Syntax
SET EPSR=
epsr-name
POrt=
port
TYpe={PRIMary|SECOndary}
Description
This command sets or changes primary and secondary port designations for a
selected EPSR instance. Setting one port to primary will automatically cause
the other port to change to secondary; similarly setting one port to secondary
will automatically cause the other port to change to primary.
This command is only valid if the switch is acting as the master node for the
selected an EPSR instance. To set the mode for an EPSR instance, use the
create
epsr
command on page 1-17
.
To view the mode for an EPSR instance, use the
show epsr
command on page 1-28.
An EPSR port can only be set when the EPSR is in the disabled state on the
switch. To disable an EPSR instance, use the
disable epsr
command on
page 1-21
.
If a ring port for the EPSR instance is also a member of a trunk group, you can
run this command by entering any one of the ports within the trunk group.
Examples
To set port 1 to be a primary port for the EPSR instance called blue, use the
command:
set epsr=blue po=1 ty=prim
Related Commands
create epsr
show epsr
Parameter Description
EPSR
The EPSR to be set for the port.
Default: no default
epsr-nam
e
The name of the EPSR instance. This can be a character
string, 1 to 15 characters long. Valid characters are
uppercase letters (A-Z), lowercase letters (a-z), digits (0-
9), the underscore character ("_"), the hyphen character
("-"). The
epsr-name
cannot be ALL.
ALL
All EPSR instances.
POrt
The number of the port to have its primary or secondary designation
set to the specified type. The port must already be in the EPSR instance.
Default: no default
TYpe
The port’s role within the EPSR ring.
Default: no default
PRIMary
The port is the primary port.
SECOndary
The port is the secondary port. When the EPSR ring is
complete, the secondary port will be blocked for all data
VLANs within the ring domain.
