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Port group Management
Port group management commands provide convenience of switching bunch of
ports together identified by a name. Group name can be any alpha-numeric name.
Group name can not be just a number or start with a number. For example group
name can not be “10” or 10gp1. The following are the group commands. Whenever
you see reference to port_group it is same as group name.
Osctl provides 5 different syntaxes to manage port group functions.
1. To create a new group
$ osctl osctl osctl osctl ----cccc <port_group> <port_group> <port_group> <port_group> {<in_port#/s> | <inport_range>} {<in_port#/s> | <inport_range>} {<in_port#/s> | <inport_range>} {<in_port#/s> | <inport_range>}
2. To update existing group
$ osctl osctl osctl osctl ----u u u u <port_group> <port_group> <port_group> <port_group> {{{{----a | a | a | a | ----r <in_port#/s>} r <in_port#/s>} r <in_port#/s>} r <in_port#/s>}
3. To delete a group
$ osctl osctl osctl osctl ----d d d d <port_group> <port_group> <port_group> <port_group>
4. To delete all groups
$ osctl
osctl osctl
osctl ----R
R R
R
5. To list ports in a group
$ osctl osctl osctl osctl ----l l l l [<port_group> | <in_port#>] [<port_group> | <in_port#>] [<port_group> | <in_port#>] [<port_group> | <in_port#>]
For example
:
$ osctl
osctl osctl
osctl ----c
c c
c gp1
gp1 gp1
gp1 "1 3 4"
"1 3 4" "1 3 4"
"1 3 4"
creates group named "gp1" with ports 1,3 and 4. The double quotes
around space separated port numbers are required, without that
command will fail. Note that when you create a group, all the ports in the
gp1 group are
switched to switched to switched to switched to output port output port output port output port 1 1 1 1 by default by default by default by default
.
$ osctl
osctl osctl osctl ----c gp2 "1 c gp2 "1 c gp2 "1 c gp2 "1----3 3 3 3""""
creates group named "gp2" with ports 1,2 and 3 (1 to 3 range)
$ osctl osctl osctl osctl ----u u u u gp1 gp1 gp1 gp1 ----a a a a """"2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4""""
adds ports 2 & 4 to existing group gp1
$ osctl
osctl osctl osctl ----u gp1 u gp1 u gp1 u gp1 ----a 3 a 3 a 3 a 3
adds port 3 to existing group gp1
$ osctl
osctl osctl
osctl ----u
u u
u gp1
gp1 gp1
gp1 –
––
–rrrr "2 4
"2 4 "2 4
"2 4""""
removes ports 2 & 4 from group gp1
$ osctl
osctl osctl
osctl ----d
d d
d g
gg
gp1
p1 p1
p1
deletes group gp1 and release all ports which were part of the group.