9InterfaceConfiguration Examples
9.2 Ethernet Basic Con figuration
This section shows basic configurations of the Ethernet interface in the Tellabs 8600 sy stem .
Basic Configuration Commands for Ethernet Interfaces
Command
Description
connectivity-type Define the connectivity type (routing or tunneling) of the interface.
mac-address Set a MAC address to an interface. The address given with this
command is used instead of the factory-set default MAC address
stored in the IFM hardware. Note that the factory-default address
is not deleted by this c ommand. Use the no form of the command
if you want to restore the default MAC address again.
mtu
Define the largest amount of data without the Ethernet header that
can be sent or rec eived on an interface. Note that there are also
upper layer MTU s ettings like IP MTU and MPLS MTU.
mode Configure the speed and duplex mode with or without
auto-negotiation. This command obsoletes the mau-default-type
and negotiation commands which are not available any more.
shutdown All interfaces are initially shutdown. The Ethernet link is up and
link status monitoring and reporting is enabled. Use no shutdo wn
to take the i nterface to use.
shutdown-if Shutdown of an entire interface. This command is used to take an
interface down. If the interface is in the shutdown-if state, L1 and
L2 fault reporting are d isabled and online LED is shut off, but the
physical link is up and the transmitters turned on. By default, all
interfaces are in the no shutdown-if state.
vlan discard-untagged-frames C onfi gure the interface to discard all untagged and priority tagged
frames.
Command Description
NODE> enable
NODE# config terminal
NODE(config)# interface fe 5/0/2
NODE(cfg-if[fe5/0/2])#
Enter the interface Configuration mode.
NODE(cfg-if[fe5/0/2])# mac-address
1234.1bcd.defe
Use this command if you want to use a MAC
address other than the default global MAC address
stored in the IFM hardware.
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