ExtremeXOS Training Slides of Module (Layer Forwarding)培训讲义.ppt

ENOC 12.1 * ENOC 12.1 * ENOC 12.1 * ENOC 12.1 * ENOC 12.1 * ENOC 12.1 * ENOC 12.1 * ENOC 12.1 * ENOC 12.1 * The next command you can use to verify MAC security is: show vlan space vlan name space security In this case, we’re looking at VLAN Default and you can see on port 7, we’ve locked learning on Port 7 and you can see that there was one dynamic entry in the FDB at the time that we locked learning on Port 7. ENOC 12.1 * Extreme Link Status Monitoring (ELSM) is Extreme Networks’ proprietary protocol that monitors network health by detecting CPU and remote link failures. ELSM does this by sending hello messages between two ELSM peers. Should one of the remote switches, CPUs, fail, we detect this by the fact that we’re no longer receiving ELSM messages from that peer, in which case we would actually block the link This can be helpful in a case of, say, ESRP, in preventing dual-ESRP masters. ELSM operates on a point-to-point basis, and must be configured on both sides of the peer connection. If ELSM is only configured on one end of the link and is not configured on the other end of the link, that port on the switch that ELSM is enabled on, will be set in to a blocking state, and will only be set in to a forwarding state once it actually starts communicating with the ELSM peers. ENOC 12.1 * Use the command show ELSM ports and the port number to determine the ELSM state. ENOC 12.1 * You should be now able to: Describe ExtremeXOS Layer 2 features Describe basic Transparent Bridging Define Flooding and Learning port states Define the Forwarding and Filtering port states Define the basics of the FDB Create FDB entries Configure and verify the limit-learning feature Configure and verify the lock-learning feature And configure and verify the settings of ELSM ENOC 12.1 * Configuring Lock-Learning To lock entries in the FDB, use the configure ports command with the lock-learning option: The entries in the FDB are frozen into a locked static state. New dynam