Intel® NetStructure™ 6000 Switch

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Intel® NetStructure 6000 Switch User Guide
set priv
non-privileged command that allows access to privileged
commands. Use of this command requires you to type the
privileged password. Use logout to quit privileged mode.
Example
6000 Switch>set priv
ENTER PASSWORD:
6000 Switch>#>
set priority port(s) { all | port_list } default
resets a port or all of the ports to their factory default settings.
Example
6000 Switch>#>set priority ports all default
set priority port(s) { all | port_list } pri
Example
6000 Switch>#>set priority ports all default
set priority port{s} { all | port list } { trusted | untrusted }
Trusted and untrusted 802.1Q tag modes are used for enhanced
security in a VLAN aware network.
Each port in the system has a trusted or untrusted mode for the
VID of a tagged frame. In trusted priority mode, the priority of
a tagged frame is always used. In untrusted priority mode, the
default port priority is used even if the frame is tagged.
Example
6000 Switch>#>set priority ports 8 10 trusted
6000 Switch>#>set priority ports 3 4 untrusted
set prompt [ -d ] promptstring
privileged command that changes the command console
prompt to the string specified by promptstring. If the -d option
is included, then the prompt becomes the default prompt for all
future console sessions. Prompt settings are not stored in nonvolatile
memory, so must be reset each time the system
restarts.
Example
6000 Switch> set prompt -d newname
newname>
set snmpmgr host_ip_address community_number [ index ]
privileged command that sets the IP addresses of an SNMP
manager. The switch’s SNMP agent notifies up to eight
different SNMP managers with SNMP trap messages. The IP
address of a management node or host is entered as
host_ip_address. If index is a value from 1 through 8, then
index is taken as an index into a table of manager addresses and
replaces the specified entry with the new addresses. The
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