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enable/disable iredund
Use the
enable iredund
<option>
commands to enable interface redundancy on a Bay
Networks router, and the
disable iredund
<option>
commands to disable interface
redundancy. For more information about the Bay Networks implementation of interface
redundancy, refer to Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy.
The
enable/disable iredund
commands support the following subcommand options:
circuit
<circuit name>
Enables or disables interface redundancy on a specific circuit.
Sample Display - $disable iredund circuit E43
Interface Redundancy disabled on circuit E43.
connector
<slot.connector>
Enables or disables interface redundancy on a specific port.
Sample Display - $enable iredund connector 4.3
Interface Redundancy is enabled on slot.connector 4.3.
circuit <
circuit name
> connector <slot.connector>
- Using Technician 1
- Interface Scripts 1
- Trademarks 2
- Restricted Rights Legend 2
- Statement of Conditions 2
- Contents 5
- 303560-A Rev 00 10
- Before You Begin 13
- Text Conventions 14
- Acronyms 16
- How to Get Help 20
- Chapter 1 21
- Script Types 22
- Script Command Categories 23
- <router IP address> 25
- <router volume> 25
- Setting Up Scripts 26
- Example 2 -- Letting the 27
- command prompt you for input 27
- Using Script Commands 28
- Using the Menu Utility 37
- Configuring Menus 40
- Chapter 2 49
- Using the show Command 49
- <vci> 51
- <addr 51
- <slot> 51
- <cctnum> 51
- <vpi> 51
- <node name> 55
- Capabilities: 56
- Capacity: 57
- <COS name> 59
- APPN COS TGs 63
- <LU name> 64
- directory statistics 65
- <DLC name> 66
- <DLUS name> 68
- <PLU name> 69
- <FQCP name> 72
- <LS name> 76
- <mode name> 80
- <port name> 80
- <rtp connection name> 87
- <CP name> 87
- Node Record Statistics: 89
- TG Record Statistics: 90
- <owner name> 92
- <net>.<node> 99
- <net> 99
- <circuit name> 102
- command 104
- <netlow> 107
- <nethigh> 107
- <pattern> 112
- <option> 114
- <line> 116
- <line option> 117
- <line.vpi> 117
- <line.vpi.vci> 117
- Sample Display — show atm vcs 119
- <line.circuit> 120
- ARE link module statistics 121
- <line.VPI> 123
- <line.VPI.VCI> 123
- <IP address> 124
- ATM ARP resolution table: 129
- <line.llindex> 135
- <line.llindex.VPI> 136
- <line.llindex.VPI.VCI> 136
- <period in seconds> 155
- <address> 178
- <peer address> 178
- <search pattern> 178
- (not yet functioning), or Up 183
- Bootp Preferred Server 196
- MAC address> 209
- <port number> 224
- <vol> 226
- <area> 250
- <area.node> 255
- command for definitions 266
- <interval number> 279
- Displays E1 port information 281
- 303560-A Rev 00 2-257 305
- (continued) 311
- 2-264 303560-A Rev 00 312
- Displays the dsx3 version 313
- IP address> 317
- EGP Base Information 330
- 330
- Protocol State Local AS 330
- -------- -------- 330
- EGP Enabled 1001 330
- <line.llindex.DLCI> 353
- <options> 356
- <line.llindex.cct> 357
- 2-322 303560-A Rev 00 370
- 303560-A Rev 00 2-323 371
- <slot number> 372
- <slot 373
- 2-326 303560-A Rev 00 374
- script 375
- 2-328 303560-A Rev 00 376
- 303560-A Rev 00 2-345 393
- <IP_address> 394
- <protocol> 398
- <search 402
- 2-356 303560-A Rev 00 404
- 303560-A Rev 00 2-357 405
- Configuring IPv6 Services 419
- 303560-A Rev 00 2-373 421
- 2-374 303560-A Rev 00 422
- 2-376 303560-A Rev 00 424
- <service name> 435
- Sample Display - show ipx rip 437
- <name search pattern> 449
- <hex search pattern> 449
- <circuit> 459
- See “show isdn bri.” 463
- <options> 483
- <circuit_name> 483
- 2.1.1.1 10 10 533
- Enabled or Disabled 535
- <destination sys ID> 538
- Displays the TARP data cache 542
- <LSID> 544
- <area-number> 548
- <line number> 553
- <start> 553
- <count> 553
- RxFltr1Ref Mac 557
- TxFltr1Ref Mac 557
- RxFltr2Ref Mac 557
- TxFltr2Ref Mac 557
- listed under the 578
- Sample Display - show ppp ip 592
- <process> 595
- <seconds> 598
- <repeat> 598
- reserved 633
- <circuit number> 639
- <types 649
- <entity number> 651
- <entity name> 651
- <entity_number> 654
- <entity_name> 654
- <event_number> 654
- <object ID> 684
- <pool ID> 693
- ISDN Line Information: 694
- ISDN Line Information 699
- Circuit Information: 704
- Synchronous Line Information: 704
- BayStack ARN router: 720
- 1 1 8 unknown 721
- Site Manager 746
- <VINES_network_address> 764
- <VINES_server_ID> 764
- <VINES network address> 765
- <VINES network address 765
- <line_number.llindex> 781
- <slot.connector> 787
- Sample Display - show xb base 797
- <XNS network> 811
- <network address> 812
- <address pattern> 812
- Chapter 3 817
- Using enable/disable Commands 817
- <VRN name> 820
- 3-16 303560-A Rev 00 832
- <base> 840
- <IP interface address> 843
- <line.index> 846
- <area ID> 854
- 303560-A Rev 00 3 861
- SNMP Protocol disabled 861
- SNMP Protocol enabled 861
- <line number.llindex> 874
- Index-10 888
- Index-11 889
- Index-12 890
- Index-13 891
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