Overview
You can use the bridge command to enable or disable bridges within the application. The interfaces available for a bridge are determined by the appliance model and installed expansion cards. Once enabled, an interface is created for the bridge which can be used in other commands.
This article provides information regarding the CLI command bridge.
Information
- {}: Options are enclosed in braces and are separated by '|'
- []: Optional keywords are enclosed in brackets
- <>: User input is required where variables are enclosed in greater-than and less-than symbols
The following table describes the commands used for performing common actions related to bridges:
| Action Description | Command | Parameter Description |
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To enable or disable the specified bridge |
[no] bridge <bridge> enable |
NA (Not Applicable) |
|
To specify the ageing time for this bridge |
bridge <bridge> ageing-time <ageing-time> |
NA (Not Applicable) |
|
To specify the forwarding time for this bridge |
bridge <bridge> forward-time <forward time> |
NA (Not Applicable) |
|
To specify the hello time for this bridge |
bridge <bridge> hello-time <hello time> |
NA (Not Applicable) |
|
To specify the max-age for this bridge |
bridge <bridge> max-age <max age> |
NA (Not Applicable) |
|
To specify the priority for this bridge |
bridge <bridge> priority <priority> |
NA (Not Applicable) |
|
To enable or disable the Spanning Tree Protocol for this bridge |
[no] bridge <bridge> spanning-tree enable |
NA (Not Applicable) |
|
To specify the bandwidth at which the bridge auto-license mode switches from single-queue to multi-queue |
bridge <bridge-name> mq switch-bandwidth <bandwidth> |
NA (Not Applicable) |
|
To set the bridge interface to provide QoS based on queue mode |
|
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|
To view the current bridge configuration |
show bridges |
NA (Not Applicable) |
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