Displaying loop detection resource information – Brocade Communications Systems Brocade ICX 6650 User Manual

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Basic port parameter configuration

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The following command displays the current disabled ports, including the cause and the time.

Brocade# show loop-detection disable

Number of err-disabled ports: 2

You can re-enable err-disable ports one by one by "disable" then "enable"

under interface config, re-enable all by "clear loop-detect", or

configure "errdisable recovery cause loop-detection" for automatic recovery

index port caused-by disabled-time

1 1/1/1 vlan 1 00:00:10

2 1/1/9 vlan 1 00:00:10

This example shows the disabled ports, the cause, and the time the port was disabled. If
loop-detection is configured on a physical port, the disable cause will show “itself”. For VLANs
configured for loop-detection, the cause will be a VLAN.

The following command shows the hardware and software resources being used by the
loop-detection feature.

Vlans configured loop-detection use 1 HW MAC

Vlans not configured but use HW MAC: 1 10

alloc in-use avail get-fail limit get-mem size init

configuration pool 16 6 10 0 3712 6 15 16

linklist pool 16 10 6 0 3712 10 16 16

Displaying loop detection resource information

Use the show loop-detection resource command to display the hardware and software resource
information on loop detection.

Brocade# show loop-detection resource

Vlans configured loop-detection use 1 HW MAC

Vlans not configured but use HW MAC: 1 10

alloc in-use avail get-fail limit get-mem size init

configuration pool 16 6 10 0 3712 6 15 16

linklist pool 16 10 6 0 3712 10 16 16

Syntax: show loop-detection resource

Table 11

describes the output fields for this command.

TABLE 11

Field definitions for the show loop-detection resource command

Field

Description

This command displays the following information for the configuration pool and the linklist pool.

alloc

Memory allocated

in-use

Memory in use

avail

Available memory

get-fail

The number of get requests that have failed

limit

The maximum memory allocation

get-mem

The number of get-memory requests

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