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Junos ® OS 12.1 Interfaces Fundamentals Configuration Guide Table 26: Statements for Logical Interface Properties (continued) 170 Statement output-vlan-map passive (CHAP) passive (PAP) passive-monitor-mode peer-unit unit-number pfc plp1 cells plp-to-clp point-to-point policer pop pop-pop pop-swap port ppp-options proxy-arp Interface Types Gigabit Ethernet IQ interfaces ATM2 IQ interfaces ATM2 IQ interfaces SONET/SDH interfaces Logical tunnel interfaces Interfaces with PPP, PPP CCC, or PPP TCC encapsulation ATM2 IQ interfaces ATM2 IQ interfaces All Gigabit Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet IQ and IQE PICs with SFPs (except the 10-port Gigabit Ethernet PIC and the built-in Gigabit Ethernet port on the M7i router) Gigabit Ethernet IQ interfaces Gigabit Ethernet IQ interfaces Gigabit Ethernet IQ interfaces AS PIC or MultiServices or MultiServices link services IQ interfaces (lsq) and voice services interfaces Interfaces with PPP, PPP CCC, or PPP TCC encapsulation Ethernet interfaces Usage Guidelines Stacking and Rewriting Gigabit Ethernet VLAN Tags Overview “Configuring PPP CHAP Authentication” on page 182 “Configuring PPP PAP Authentication” on page 182 Enabling Passive Monitoring on SONET/SDH Interfaces Junos OS Services Interfaces Configuration Guide “Configuring the PPP Protocol Field Compression” on page 138 Configuring the ATM2 IQ EPD Threshold Configuring ATM2 IQ VC Tunnel CoS Components “Configuring a Point-to-Point Connection” on page 175 Configuring Gigabit Ethernet Policers Removing a VLAN Tag Removing the Outer and Inner VLAN Tags Removing the Outer VLAN Tag and Rewriting the Inner VLAN Tag Junos OS Services Interfaces Configuration Guide “Configuring PPP CHAP Authentication” on page 182 and “Configuring PPP PAP Authentication” on page 182 Configuring Restricted and Unrestricted Proxy ARP Copyright © 2012, Juniper Networks, Inc.
Table 26: Statements for Logical Interface Properties (continued) Statement push push-push queue-length number queues [ queue-numbers ] routing-instance rtp rtvbr peak rate sustained rate burst length service-domain (inside | outside) shaping short-sequence source source-address swap swap-push swap-swap tag-protocol-id tpid transmit-weight number Copyright © 2012, Juniper Networks, Inc. Interface Types Gigabit Ethernet IQ interfaces Gigabit Ethernet IQ interfaces ATM1 interfaces AS PIC or MultiServices link services IQ interfaces (lsq) and voice services interfaces GRE tunnel and IP tunnel interfaces AS PIC or MultiServices link services IQ interfaces (lsq) and voice services interfaces ATM2 interfaces Adaptive services interfaces ATM1 and ATM2 IQ interfaces Multilink interfaces Encryption, GRE tunnel, and IP tunnel interfaces Gigabit Ethernet IQ interfaces Gigabit Ethernet IQ interfaces Gigabit Ethernet IQ interfaces Gigabit Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet IQ and IQE PICs with SFPs (except the 10-port Gigabit Ethernet PIC, Aggregated Ethernet with Gigabit Ethernet IQ interfaces, and the built-in Gigabit Ethernet port on the M7i router) ATM2 IQ interfaces Chapter 4: Configuring Logical Interface Properties Usage Guidelines Stacking a VLAN Tag Stacking Two VLAN Tags Configuring the ATM1 Queue Length Junos OS Services Interfaces Configuration Guide Junos OS Services Interfaces Configuration Guide Junos OS Services Interfaces Configuration Guide Defining the ATM Traffic-Shaping Profile Junos OS Services Interfaces Configuration Guide Defining the ATM Traffic-Shaping Profile Junos OS Services Interfaces Configuration Guide Junos OS Services Interfaces Configuration Guide Configuring Frames with Particular TPIDs to Be Processed as Tagged Frames Rewriting a VLAN Tag and Adding a New Tag Rewriting the Inner and Outer VLAN Tags Rewriting the VLAN Tag on Tagged Frames Configuring the ATM2 IQ Transmission Weight 171
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accounting Syntax accounting { dest
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acknowledge-retries Syntax acknowle
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action action (OAM) See the followi
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action-profile (Defining for CFM) S
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action-red-differential-delay Synta
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address Syntax address address { ar
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advertise-interval Syntax advertise
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Required Privilege Level Related Do
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aggregate (Hierarchical Policer) Sy
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aggregated-ether-options Syntax agg
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alarm Syntax alarm low-light-alarm
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annex Syntax annex (annex-a | annex
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arp Syntax arp ip-address (mac | mu
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atm-options Syntax atm-options { ce
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authentication Syntax authenticatio
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authenticator Syntax authenticator
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Required Privilege Options remote-f
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ackup-options Syntax backup-options
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andwidth-limit See the following se
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earer-bandwidth-limit Syntax bearer
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idge-domain • Configuring T1 BERT
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uildout See the following sections:
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undle Syntax bundle (ml-fpc/pic/por
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yte-encoding Syntax byte-encoding (
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calculation-weight Syntax calculati
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callback-wait-period Syntax callbac
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calling-number Syntax calling-numbe
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cell-bundle-size Syntax cell-bundle
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chap-secret Syntax chap-secret chap
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clear-dont-fragment-bit Syntax clea
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clocking Syntax clocking (external
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compatibility-mode Syntax compatibi
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compression (Voice Services) Syntax
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connectivity-fault-management Synta
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container-devices Syntax container-
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continuity-check Syntax continuity-
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control-signal Syntax control-signa
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crc-minor-alarm-threshold cts Synta
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cycle-time Syntax cycle-time cycle-
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data-input Syntax data-input (syste
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dcd Syntax dcd (ignore | normal | r
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deactivation-delay Syntax deactivat
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delay (PPPoE Service Name Tables) S
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delay-variation Syntax delay-variat
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demux-destination See the following
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demux-source See the following sect
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demux0 (Static Interface) Syntax de
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destination destination (IPCP) See
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destination-class-usage Syntax dest
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dial-string Syntax dial-string [ di
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dialin Syntax dialin (console | rou
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disable (Interface) Syntax disable;
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dlci Syntax dlci dlci-identifier; H
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domain-name Syntax domain-name doma
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down-count Syntax down-count cells;
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ds0-options Syntax ds0-options { be
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dtr-circuit Syntax dtr-circuit (bal
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dynamic-call-admission-control Synt
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dynamic-profile (Stacked VLAN) Synt
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e3-options Syntax e3-options { atm-
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ethernet-switch-profile Syntax ethe
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evcs Syntax evcs evc-id { evc-proto
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fast-aps-switch Syntax fast-aps-swi
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failover-delay Syntax failover-dela
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fcs Syntax fcs (16 | 32); Hierarchy
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filter Syntax filter { group filter
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flow-control Syntax (flow-control |
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forward-and-send-to-re Syntax forwa
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forwarding-class (Gigabit Ethernet
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frame-error Syntax frame-error coun
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frame-period-summary Syntax frame-p
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framing (E1, E3, and T1 Interfaces)
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gigether-options Syntax gigether-op
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guard-interval Syntax guard-interva
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hierarchical-policer Syntax hierarc
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hold-time hold-time (APS) See the f
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idle-cycle-flag Syntax idle-cycle-f
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if-exceeding Syntax if-exceeding {
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inactivity-timeout Syntax inactivit
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indication Syntax indication (ignor
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init-command-string Syntax init-com
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input-priority-map Syntax input-pri
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interface (IEEE 802.1x) Syntax inte
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interface (OAM Link-Fault Managemen
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interface-mode Syntax interface-mod
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interface-switch Syntax interface-s
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keepalives Syntax keepalives ; Hi
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level Syntax level number; Hierarch
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line-protocol Syntax line-protocol
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link-protection Syntax link-protect
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member-interface-type Syntax member
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n391 Syntax n391 number; Hierarchy
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native-vlan-id Syntax native-vlan-i
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oam Syntax oam { ethernet { connect
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operating-mode Syntax operating-mod
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option-82 Syntax option-82 ; Hiera
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output-list Syntax output-list [ fi
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output-vlan-map See the following s
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overflow overflow (Receive Bucket)
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paired-group Syntax paired-group gr
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pap-password Syntax pap-password pa
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passive passive (CHAP) Syntax passi
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passive-monitor-mode Syntax passive
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path-trace Syntax path-trace trace-
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payload-size Syntax payload-size by
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peer Syntax peer a.b.c.d { interfac
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per-unit-scheduler Syntax per-unit-
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periodic pfc Syntax periodic interv
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plp1 Syntax plp1 cells; Hierarchy L
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policer policer (CFM Firewall) See
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policer (CFM Session) Syntax police
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policer (Interface) Syntax policer
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pool Syntax pool pool-name ; Hierar
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pop-all-labels Syntax pop-all-label
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port Syntax port { minimum port-num
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ppp-options Syntax ppp-options { ch
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pppoe-underlying-options (Static an
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preferred-source-address Syntax pre
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premium (Output Priority Map) Synta
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primary primary (Address on Interfa
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priority See the following sections
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promiscuous-mode Syntax promiscuous
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estore-interval number; traceoption
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proxy-arp Syntax proxy-arp (restric
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queue-depth Syntax queue-depth cell
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quiet-period Syntax quiet-period se
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anges (Dynamic VLAN) Syntax ranges
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eauthentication Syntax reauthentica
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eceive-ttl-exceeded Syntax receive-
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edundancy-options Syntax redundancy
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emote-loopback-respond Syntax remot
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equest Syntax request (protect | wo
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estore-interval Syntax restore-inte
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evertive Syntax revertive; Hierarch
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outing-instance Syntax routing-inst
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pf-check (interfaces) Syntax rpf-ch
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ts Syntax rts (assert | de-assert |
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scheduler-maps Syntax scheduler-map
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serial-options Syntax serial-option
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service service (Logical Interfaces
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Related Documentation service-domai
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service-name-table Syntax service-n
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service-set Syntax service-set serv
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services-options Syntax services-op
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shaping Syntax shaping { (cbr rate
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short-name-format Syntax short-name
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sla-iterator-profile Syntax sla-ite
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snext Syntax snext margin; Hierarch
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sonet-options Syntax sonet-options
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source Syntax source source-address
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source-class-usage Syntax source-cl
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speed speed (Ethernet) See the foll
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speed (SONET/SDH) Syntax speed (oc3
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stacked-vlan-ranges Syntax stacked-
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start-end-flag Syntax start-end-fla
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static-tei-val Syntax static-tei-va
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swap-push Syntax swap-push; Hierarc
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switch-port Syntax switch-port port
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switching-mode Syntax switching-mod
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syslog syslog (Interfaces) See the
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system-priority Syntax system-prior
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t310 Syntax t310-value seconds; Hie
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t3-options Syntax t3-options { atm-
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tag-protocol-id (TPID to Rewrite) S
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tei-option Syntax tei-option (first
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timeslots Syntax timeslots time-slo
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traceoptions Copyright © 2012, Jun
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traceoptions (Individual Interfaces
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traceoptions (LACP) Syntax traceopt
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traceoptions (PPP Process) Syntax t
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translate-plp-control-word-de Synta
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transmit-weight See the following s
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trigger Syntax trigger { defect ign
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trunk-id ttl Syntax trunk-id number
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underlying-interface Syntax underly
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unit Syntax unit logical-unit-numbe
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unnumbered-address (Ethernet) Synta
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up-count Syntax up-count cells; Hie
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username-include Syntax username-in
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vc-cos-mode • rtvbr on page 706
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vci-range Syntax vci-range start st
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vlan-id (Outer VLAN ID) Syntax vlan
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vlan-ranges Syntax vlan-ranges { ac
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vlan-steering (100-Gigabit Ethernet
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vlan-tags Copyright © 2012, Junipe
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vpi See the following sections: •
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vpi (Logical Interface and Interwor
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wavelength Syntax wavelength nm; Hi
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working-circuit Syntax working-circ
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PART 6 Index Copyright © 2012, Jun
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Index Symbols #, comments in config
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urst-size-limit statement hierarchi
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disable statement..................
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family descriptors.................
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interfaces.........................
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logical-interface-fpc-redundancy st
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O OAM cells See keepalives oam stat
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primary statement..................
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stacked-vlan-tagging statement.....
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V vbr statement....................
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Index of Statements and Commands Sy
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down-count statement...............
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long-buildout statement............
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priority schedulers................
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username-include statement stacked
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