ADC SG-1 User Manual
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Chapter 7: Second Level Commands
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Example(s)
Using the no port-ethernet redundancy-enable command
This command disables redundancy between the two Ethernet interfaces.
Usage
no port-ethernet redundancy-enable <working slot>\<working port> <protecting slot>
\<protecting port>
Parameter(s)
<working slot>
This is the working Ethernet interface slot; valid values include 0 or 1.
<working port>
This is the working Ethernet interface physical port; valid values include 1 or 2.
<protecting slot>
This is the protecting Ethernet interface slot; valid values include 0 or 1.
<protecting port>
This is the protecting Ethernet interface physical port; valid values include 1 or 2.
Example(s)
Host (config) # port-ethernet redundancy-enable 1\1 1\2 non-revertive
Note:
The system should refuse to enable Ethernet redundancy mode in case the protecting Ethernet
interface is configured. It should indicate such kind of command failure to the system log and to the user
interface (telnet/console).
Host(config) # port-ethernet redundancy-enable 1\1 1\2 non-revertive
Operation Error:
Protecting interface is configured
Note:
The system should refuse to enable the Ethernet redundancy mode in case the protecting Ethernet
interface is not the associated redundant interface (0/2 to 0/1 and 1/2 to 1/1). It should indicate such kind of
command failure to the system log and to the user interface (telnet/console).
Host(config) # port-ethernet redundancy-enable 0\1 0\2
Operation Error:
Protecting interface is not the associated redundant interface
Host(config)# no port-ethernet redundancy-enable
Host(config)# no port-ethernet redundancy-enable 1\1 1\2