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Default Setting
None.
Command Usage
To delete MAC addresses on all ports, all Ethernet ports must be checked, and
the MAC addresses deleted accordingly. To clear the MAC address on a port,
all the data for that port must be deleted.
Examples
Remove the bridging table for Ethernet port 1:
10.10.10.102# remove network_processor bridging_table
ethernet_port 1
Remove the bridging table for a MAC address:
10.10.10.102# remove network_processor bridging_table
mac_address 00:d0:b7:19:b4:7c
Remove the bridging table when the switching rule is virtual_mac:
10.10.10.102# remove network_processor bridging_table
mac_address 00:d0:b7:19:b4:7c ethernet_port 1
Remove the bridging table:
10.10.10.102# remove network_processor bridging_table
Remove the bridging table when IP-validation is enabled:
10.10.10.102# remove network_processor bridging_table
ip_address 172.16.58.1
13.8.4 add/remove rapid_spanning_tree
Use this command to add or remove the Rapid Spanning Tree (RSTP)
function. The function is defined using the command set
rapid_spanning_tree, see section 13.8.18 on page 135.
Syntax
add rapid_spanning_tree <instance id> ports ethernet_port
<port>
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