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A P P E N D I X A Command Reference Example 6000 Switch>disable aging Aging disabled. disable dns terminates the use of the domain name server. Example 6000 Switch>disable dns (NO MESSAGE) disable et0ipfwd disables IP forwarding to and from the management console port, identified as interface et0. Example 6000 Switch>disable et0ipfwd IP Forwarding to/from et0 disabled disable igmpsnoop disables IGMP Snooping. IGMP Snooping is disabled by default. When disabled, all IGMP and IP multicast traffic floods within a given VLAN. Example 6000 Switch>disable igmpsnoop igmpsnoop has been disabled. disable port portnum terminates usage of a port. Example 6000 Switch>disable port 2 (NO MESSAGE) disable portmirror terminates portmirroring. This option is disabled by default. See set portmirror sourceport port_number and set portmirror monitorport port_number commands Example 6000 Switch>disable portmirror Portmirror has been disabled. disable ppp stops the current Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) on the serial or management port on the front panel; the serial port can now be used for a direct-connect terminal console. PPP is disabled on the serial port by default. Example 6000 Switch>disable ppp (NO MESSAGE) 234
A P P E N D I X A Intel® NetStructure 6000 Switch User Guide disable slip disables Serial Line IP (SLIP) control of the serial or management port on the front panel; the serial port can now be used for a direct-connect terminal console. SLIP is disabled on the serial port by default. Example 6000 Switch>disable slip (NO MESSAGE) disable spantree deactivates the Spanning Tree Protocol. The protocol is disabled by default. Example 6000 Switch>disable spantree Spanning Tree disabled. disable syslog disables output to the system log. The syslog command is disabled by default. Example 6000 Switch>disable syslog (NO MESSAGE) disable telnetd disables the Telnet daemon; the switch refuses subsequent Telnet connection attempts. The Telnet daemon is enabled by default. Example 6000 Switch>disable telnetd (NO MESSAGE) disable web privileged command disables the HTTP daemon. Example 6000 Switch>disable web (NO MESSAGE) 235
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