Intel BLADE SERVER IXM5414E - Manuale (Pagina 212)

Command Line Interface Management 189
Link Aggregation (LAG) commands
config lag addport
Use this command to add a physical port to a LAG. The first interface parameter designation is of a
configured LAG and the second identifies the port to be added. There can be a maximum of 8
member ports.
Format config lag addport <logical port> <port>
config lag adminmode
Use this command to enable or disable the specified LAG(s). The option <all> sets every configured
LAG to the same administrative mode setting.
Format config lag adminmode <logical port/listofports/all> <enable/disable>
config lag create
Use this command to configure a new LAG, assign a name and generate a logical port number for it.
To display the assigned logical port number use the show lag command. The <name> parameter is a
string of up to 15 alphanumeric characters.
Format config lag create <name>
config lag deletelag
Use this command to delete the specified LAG(s). The <all> option removes all configured LAGs.
Format config lags deletelag <logical port/listofports/all>
config lag deleteport
Use this command to delete one or more ports from a LAG. The first interface parameter designates
a configured LAG. The second interface number designates a port that is a member of the LAG. Use
<all> to delete all ports in the specified LAG.
Format config lag deleteport <logical port> <port/listofports/all>
config lag linktrap
Use this command to enable or disable link trap notifications for the specified LAG. The option
<all> sets every configured LAG to the same administrative mode setting.
Default enable
Format config lag linktrap <logical port/listofports/all> <enable/disable>
config lag name
Use this command to define a name for the specified LAG. Name is an alphanumeric string up to 15
characters. Use this command to modify the name that was associated with the LAG when it was
created.
Format config lag name <logical port> <name>
show lag
Use this command to display an overview of all link aggregation groups (LAGs) on the switch.
Format show lag <logical port/listofports/all>
Logical Port The logical port identifying the LAG, in the format lag.port.