148 SBC session border controllers
Syntax
[no] bridging to <interface> <range>
Parameters
<interface> — interface type:
cpu-port;
front-port — external uplink interfaces;
host-channel;
host-port;
port-channel — LAG uplink interface aggregation groups;
sm-port.
<range> — number of the port/ports with which traffic exchange is allowed:
for cpu-port: <1/0>, where:
for front-port: <unit/port>, where:
unit — module number, may take value [1],
port — port number, may take values: [0 .. 3];
for host-channel: [1];
for host-port:
unit — module number, may take value [1],
port — port number, may take values: [0 .. 2];
for port-channel: [0 .. 4];
for sm-port: [0 .. 15].
unit — module number, may take value [1],
port — port number, may take values: [0 .. 5].
Example
SBC2000-[CONFIG]-[SWITCH]-[if]> bridging to front-port all
flow-control
This command enables/disables the flow control mechanism on the interface to be configured. The flow control
mechanism makes it possible to compensate for differences in transmitter and receiver speeds. If the traffic amount
exceeds a certain level, the receiver will transmit frames informing the transmitter of the need to reduce the
amount of traffic to reduce the number of lost packets. To implement this mechanism, it is necessary that the
remote device also supports this function.
Syntax
flow-control <act>
Parameters
<act> — allocated action:
on — enable;
off — disable.
Default value
off
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