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Command Line Interface
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esn < node >
– The node number of the ESN108 in the format a.b
for example 1.0, which refers to the ESN108 connected to port 1 of
the ECN.
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port <port>
– The port no. of the ESN108, which can be any
number from 0 to 8.
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phy-mode < phy-mode >
– The physical mode of the ESN108 port
with the following possible values: auto-negotiation, 10-mbps-half-
duplex, 100-mbps-half-duplex, 10-mbps-full-duplex, 100-mbps-full-
duplex.
Default Setting
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Command Usage
The command is used to set the physical mode of an ESN108 port that is
the duplex mode and interface speed. The possible physical modes of an
ESN108 port can be: auto-negotiation, 10-mbps-half-duplex, 100-mbps-
half-duplex, 10-mbps-full-duplex, 100-mbps-full-duplex.
Examples
ecn330(config)# esn 1.0 port 5 phy-mode auto-
negotiation
ecn330(config)# esn 5.0 port 8 phy-mode 100-mbps-full-
duplex
11.6.5.2.2 spanning-tree
The spanning-tree port commands are the same as mentioned in section
11.6.3.3 on page 101.
11.6.5.3 spanning-tree
The spanning-tree protocol commands are the same as mentioned in sec-
tion 11.6.3.5 on page 108.
11.6.5.4 power-on-uplink
The uplink port of the ESN108 can supply the uplink node with power over
the Ethernet cable. This can for example be used when the ESN108 is