port-association-create

This command is used to create port associations, and assign policies to them. Port association groups are used to enable switch failover. It requires a 10G link between two switches.

Caution! Using the virtual-wire parameter places the switch into the Virtual Wire mode, and disables other features on the switch. This parameter requires a license. Please contact your sales person or local partner for more information.


Syntax   port-association-create

name name-string

Specify a name for the port state association.

master-ports port-list

Specify a list of ports to act as master ports.

slave-ports port-list

Specify a list of ports to act as slave ports.

virtual-wire|no-virtual-wire

Specify if you want the associated ports to form a “virtual wire”. Once you put the switch into virtual wire mode, you disable all other features on the switch.

bidir|no-bidir

Specify if you want the port state tracking to be bi-directional or not.

policy all-masters|any-master

Specify a policy for the port association. The default is all-masters.

monitor-ports port-list

Specify a list of ports not used by port association to monitor.

enable|no-enable

Specify if you want to enable port association in hardware.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   

Version 2.2.6

Command introduced.

Version 2.4

The parameter virtual-wire, and bidir added.

Version 2.5.2

The parameter monitor-ports added.

Version 3.0.0

The parameter enable added.

Usage   Use this command to create port associations.

Examples  To create a port association, ports-assoc, with a master port list of ports 11-12, and slave port list of 45-46, use the following command:

CLI (network-admin@switch) > port-association-create name ports-assoc master-ports 11-12 slave-ports 45-46

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