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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 RPR Port Configuration Commands.......................................................................... 1-1

1.1 RPR Port Configuration Commands..................................................................................1-1

1.1.1 clock-source............................................................................................................1-1

1.1.2 debugging rpr..........................................................................................................1-2

1.1.3 display interface ......................................................................................................1-2

1.1.4 display rpr counters.................................................................................................1-7

1.1.5 display rpr defect...................................................................................................1-14

1.1.6 display rpr fairness................................................................................................1-16

1.1.7 display rpr mac......................................................................................................1-17

1.1.8 display rpr protection.............................................................................................1-18

1.1.9 display rpr rs-table.................................................................................................1-20

1.1.10 display rpr statistics.............................................................................................1-21

1.1.11 display rpr timers.................................................................................................1-22

1.1.12 display rpr topology.............................................................................................1-24

1.1.13 flag.......................................................................................................................1-25

1.1.14 frame-format........................................................................................................1-26

1.1.15 interface { RprPos | Rpr10GE | RprGE } interface-number.................................1-26

1.1.16 interface { RprPos | Rpr10GE | RprGE } interface-number . { 1 | 2 }..................1-27

1.1.17 loopback..............................................................................................................1-28

1.1.18 port-type..............................................................................................................1-28

1.1.19 reset counters interface.......................................................................................1-29

1.1.20 rpr admin-request................................................................................................1-30

1.1.21 rpr cos-precedence-map.....................................................................................1-31

1.1.22 rpr default-rs........................................................................................................1-32

1.1.23 rpr echo...............................................................................................................1-33

1.1.24 rpr protect-mode..................................................................................................1-34

1.1.25 rpr rate-limiter......................................................................................................1-34

1.1.26 rpr reversion-mode..............................................................................................1-35

1.1.27 rpr static-rs ..........................................................................................................1-36

1.1.28 rpr station-mac ....................................................................................................1-37

1.1.29 rpr station-name..................................................................................................1-37

1.1.30 rpr timer...............................................................................................................1-38

1.1.31 rpr weight.............................................................................................................1-39

1.1.32 sdh threshold.......................................................................................................1-40

1.1.33 shutdown.............................................................................................................1-41

Chapter 2 RPR Layer 2 Tunnel Extended Application Configuration Commands................. 2-1

2.1 RPR Layer 2 Tunnel Extended Application Configuration Commands.............................2-1

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2.1.1 display rpr tunnel-table............................................................................................2-1

2.1.2 display rpr tunnel-track............................................................................................2-2

2.1.3 rpr tunnel track ........................................................................................................2-4

2.1.4 rpr tunnel vlan..........................................................................................................2-5

Chapter 3 VRRP over RPR Collaboration Group Configuration Commands..........................3-1

3.1 VRRP over RPR Collaboration Group Configuration Commands.....................................3-1

3.1.1 display rpr vrrp.........................................................................................................3-1

3.1.2 rpr vrrp.....................................................................................................................3-2

3.1.3 undo rpr vrrp group .................................................................................................3-3

Chapter 4 Intersecting RPR Rings Configuration Commands.................................................4-1

4.1 Intersecting RPR Rings Configuration Commands ...........................................................4-1

4.1.1 debugging rpr cross-ring event ...............................................................................4-1

4.1.2 debugging rpr cross-ring packet..............................................................................4-1

4.1.3 display rpr cross-ring backup-ring...........................................................................4-2

4.1.4 display rpr cross-ring defect....................................................................................4-3

4.1.5 display rpr cross-ring instance ................................................................................4-4

4.1.6 rpr cross-ring...........................................................................................................4-5

4.1.7 rpr cross-ring instance.............................................................................................4-6

4.1.8 rpr cross-ring neighbour..........................................................................................4-7

4.1.9 rpr cross-ring slave backup-ring..............................................................................4-8

Chapter 5 Distributed RPR Configuration Commands..............................................................5-1

5.1 Distributed RPR Configuration Commands.......................................................................5-1

5.1.1 debugging rpr backup .............................................................................................5-1

5.1.2 display rpr link-aggregation.....................................................................................5-1

5.1.3 link-aggregation group mode manual .....................................................................5-2

5.1.4 port link-aggregation group.....................................................................................5-3

5.1.5 port-mode mate.......................................................................................................5-4

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Chapter 1 RPR Port Configuration Commands

1.1 RPR Port Configuration Commands

1.1.1 clock-source

Syntax

clock-source { master | slave [ priority priority-value ] }

undo clock-source

View

RPR POS physical port view

Parameters

master: Specifies the clock source mode as master, that is, as internal.

slave: Specifies the clock source mode as slave, that is, as line.

priority priority-value: Specifies the priority of the line clock source. It ranges from 1 to

2, and defaults to 1. The value 2 has a higher priority over the value 1.

Description

Use the clock-source command to configure clock source.

Use the undo clock-source command to restore the default setting.

By default, the clock source mode is master.

Note that the slave clock source mode can be configured for the two ports of a link, but

the two sources must have different priorities.

Examples

# Configure the clock source mode as master.

<H3C> system-view

[H3C] interface RprPos2/1/1.1

[H3C-RprPos2/1/1.1] clock-source master

# Configure the clock source mode as slave, and set the priority of the clock source to

2.

<H3C> system-view

[H3C] interface RprPos2/1/1.1

[H3C-RprPos2/1/1.1] clock-source slave priority 2

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1.1.2 debugging rpr

Syntax

debugging rpr { all | topology | protection | controlframe | mac | ringselection |

tp-frame | l2tunnel | vrrp }

undo debugging rpr { all | topology | protection | controlframe | mac |

ringselection | tp-frame | l2tunnel | vrrp }

View

User view

Parameters

all: All RPR debugging.

topology: Debugging for RPR topology database modular.

protection: Debugging for RPR protection modular request.

controlframe: Debugging for RPR control frame processing.

mac: Debugging for RPR ring selection MAC module.

ringselection: Debugging for RPR ring selection module.

tp-frame: Debugging for RPR TP frame processing.

l2tunnel: Debugging for RPR Layer 2 tunneling.

vrrp: Debugging for VRRP over RPR.

Description

Use the debugging rpr command to enable RPR debugging.

Use the undo debugging rpr command to disable RPR debugging.

By default, RPR debugging is disabled.

Examples

# Enable all debugging for an RPR port.

<H3C> debugging rpr all

1.1.3 display interface

Syntax

display interface [ interface-type | interface-type interface-number [ packets ] ]

View

Any view

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Parameters

interface-type: Port type.

interface-number: Port number.

packets: Displays the statistics on the packets passing through the port.

Description

Use the display interface command to display the RPR port configuration and status

information.

z If you specify neither port type nor port number, the command displays the

information about all ports on the switch.

z If you only specify a port type, the command displays the information about all

ports of the specified type.

z If you specify a port type and a port number, the command displays the

information about the specified port.

When displaying information about RPR ports:

z If you do not specify a port number, the command displays all port information,

including the status information about RPRPOS logical interfaces and physical

ports.

z If you specify a port number, the command displays the information about the

specified port.

By viewing the information about physical ports, you can monitor the SDH physical

layer and performance. For example, you can monitor basic alarms such as out of

frame (OOF), loss of frame (LOF).

Examples

# Display configuration information of the RPR logical interface RPRPOS 5/1/1.

<H3C> display interface RprPos 5/1/1

RprPos5/1/1 current state : UP

Rpr station name is: H3C

Rpr station MAC address is 000f-e211-1116

Rpr configured default ringlet is: 0

RPR work mode: NORMAL

The Priority Map is:

ip : 0-C 1-C 2-C 3-C 4-C 5-C 6-C 7-A

mpls: 0-C 1-C 2-C 3-C 4-C 5-C 6-C 7-A

tag : 0-C 1-C 2-C 3-C 4-C 5-C 6-C 7-A

IP address of RPR Access VLAN's interface is: 100.0.0.4

IP Mask of RPR Access VLAN's interface is: 255.255.0.0

Link-status hold interval:3 Sec

The Maximum Transmit Unit is 1536 ,Loopback not set

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2.5G speed mode and full duplex mode

Flow-control is not enabled

The Maximum Frame Length is 1552

Broadcast MAX-ratio: 50%

Allow jumbo frame to pass

PVID: 100

Port link-type: access

Tagged VLAN ID : none

Untagged VLAN ID : 100

Last 300 seconds input: 11 packets/sec 10960 bits/sec 0%

Last 300 seconds output: 0 packets/sec 0 bits/sec 0%

Input(total): 67061 packets,7414146 bytes

broadcasts, - multicasts

Input(normal): 67061 packets, 7414146 bytes

8666 broadcasts, 57941 multicasts

Input: 0 input errors, 0 runts, 0 giants, 0 throttles, 0 CRC

0 frame, 0 overruns, - aborts, 0 ignored, - parity errors

Output(total): 35 packets, 2810 bytes

- broadcasts, - multicasts, 0 pauses

Output(normal): 35 packets, 2810 bytes

3 broadcasts, 0 multicasts, 0 pauses

Output: 0 output errors, - underruns, - buffer failures

0 aborts, 0 deferred, - collisions, 0 late collisions

- lost carrier, - no carrier

Receive Packet Peak Value Info: 384394 bytes, happened at 15:43:04 2-17-2006

Transmit Packet Peak Value Info: 1084 bytes, happened at 15:44:04 2-17-2006

# Display the status information of the RPR physical port RPRPOS 5/1/1.1.

<H3C> display interface RprPos 5/1/1.1

Rpr physical interface: RprPos5/1/1.1

Current state: UP

Optical module state: RPR_PHYPOS_CONNECTOR

SDH alarm:

section layer:

line layer:

path layer:

SDH Overhead C2 J0 J1

Rx 0x16 H3C H3C

Tx 0x16 H3C H3C

SDH Threshold: sdber: 10e-6 sfber: 10e-4

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SDH error:

section layer: B1 465

line layer: B2 18091

M1 37309

path layer: B3 310

G1 949

Data Traffic Counters of the Interface: RprPos5/1/1.1

Host receive Packets Bytes

unicast 149 13082

multicast 69547 7852724

Line receive Packets Bytes

unicast 155 14288

multicast 69550 8131122

Host send Packets Bytes

unicast 19 1710

multicast 3 210

Line send Packets Bytes

unicast 13 1100

multicast 0 0

Input Errors

parity 0 short0 crc 0 ringiderr 0

Output Errors

parity 0 short0 giants0 fifo 0

Control Frame In Out

Oam 0 0

Atd 15398 5162

Tc 51551 104258

Tp 27 104266

Mode Packet Byte

SaStrip 0 0

TtlDrop 51708 458323880

TxFlood 69671 8142460

RxFlood 69671 8142460

Last 300 second Host input:12 packet/sec 17248 bit/sec 0%

Last 300 second Line input: 12 packet/sec 17648 bit/sec 0%

Last 300 second Host output: 0 packet/sec 0 bit/sec 0%

Last 300 second Line output: 0 packet/sec 0 bit/sec 0%

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Table 1-1 Description on the fields of the display interface command

Field Description

RprPos5/1/1 current state Current RPRPOS port status

Rpr station name is

Name of the destination RPR station to

be checked

Rpr station MAC address MAC address of the RPR bridge

Rpr configured default ringlet Configured default ring ID

RPR work mode RPR operation mode

The priority Map is Priority mapping

IP mask of RPR Access VLAN's

interface is

IP address of the VLAN interface to

which an RPR port is bound

IP address of RPR Access VLAN's

interface is

IP subnet mask of the VLAN interface to

which an RPR port is bound

Link-status hold interval Port hold time

The Maximum Transmit Unit The maximum transmit unit

2.5G speed mode and full duplex mode 2.5G mode and full duplex mode

Flow-control Flow control

The Maximum Frame Length The maximum frame length

Broadcast MAX-ratio

Broadcast storm suppression ratio on

the port

Allow jumbo frame to pass Allows jumbo frame to pass

PVID Default port VLAN ID

Port link-type Port link type

Tagged VLAN ID

Identifies the tagged packets in the

port’s VLANs

Untagged VLAN ID

Identifies the untagged packets in the

port’s VLANs

Last 300 seconds input:

Last 300 seconds output:

Input and output rates and number of

packets on ports in last 300 seconds

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Field Description

Input(total): 67061 packets

7414146 bytes 8666 broadcasts,

57941 multicasts

Input: 0 input errors, 0 runts, 0 giants, 0

throttles, 0 CRC

0 frame, 0 overruns, - aborts, 0

ignored, - parity errors Output(total): 35

packets, 2810 bytes

- broadcasts, - multicasts, 0

pauses

Output(normal): 35 packets, 2810 bytes

3 broadcasts, 0 multicasts, 0

pauses

Output: 0 output errors, - underruns, -

buffer failures

0 aborts, 0 deferred, - collisions, 0

late collisions

- lost carrier, - no carrier

Receive Packet Peak Value Info:

384394 bytes, happened at 15:43:04

2-17-2006

Transmit Packet Peak Value Info: 1084

bytes, happened at 15:44:04 2-17-2006

Input/output packet and error statistics

on ports. The hyphen (-) indicates this

statistical item is not supported.

1.1.4 display rpr counters

Syntax

display rpr counters [ transit | host | total ] [ { RprPos | Rpr10GE | RprGE }

interface-number ]

View

Any view

Parameters

transit: Traffic transited by the station.

host: Host traffic through the station.

total: Total traffic through the station.

RprPos: Specifies the interface type RPRPOS.

Rpr10GE: Specifies the interface type RPR10GE.

RprGE: Specifies the interface type RPRGE.

interface-number: Interface number.

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Description

Use the display rpr counters command to display the statistics of different types of

packets sent, received, and forwarded through the specified station.

The statistics includes packets sent and received on the hosts and interfaces of the

current station, packets transited by the station, average rate in the latest specific time

period, and the error packets received on the interface.

The statistics displays information about unicasts and multicasts of four priorities (A, B0,

B1, and C) inserted, copied, and transited by the station.

Statistics of the transited packets are calculated as follows: the east transited packets

are packets transited by ringlet 0; the west transited packets are packets transited by

ringlet 1. The command output displays the east and west span statistics by physical

port. For example, RPRPOS 1/1/1.1 specifies the west span and RPRPOS 1/1/1.2

specifies the east span.

z If the traffic type is not specified, the command displays all the traffic statistics.

z If no RPR port is specified, the command displays traffic statistics of all the RPR

ports.

z If an RPR logical interface is specified, traffic statistics of both west and east ports

are displayed.

Example

# Display the traffic information of the RPR logical interface RPRPOS 1/1/1.

<H3C> display rpr counters RprPos1/1/1

Data traffic counters for RprPos1/1/1

West Span:

Transit Packets Bytes

total high priority 24527199 3580971054

total med cir priority 2075963 303090598

total med eir priority 22451236 3277880456

total low priority 24527198 3580970908

total unicast 36790797 5371456362

total multicast 36790799 5371456654

Host Receive Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 12267373 1741966966

unicast med cir priority 1037627 147343034

unicast med eir priority 11229746 1594623932

unicast low priority 12267373 1741966966

multicast high priority 12267373 1741966966

multicast med cir priority 1038365 147447830

multicast med eir priority 11229008 1594519136

multicast low priority 12267373 1741966966

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Line Receive Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 24534746 3582072916

unicast med cir priority 2075740 303058040

unicast med eir priority 22459005 3279014730

unicast low priority 24534745 3582072770

multicast high priority 12267373 1791036458

multicast med cir priority 1038365 151601290

multicast med eir priority 11229008 1639435168

multicast low priority 12267373 1791036458

Host Transmit Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 12196151 1780638046

unicast med cir priority 3116373 454990458

unicast med eir priority 9080507 1325754022

unicast low priority 12196501 1780689146

multicast high priority 0 0

multicast med cir priority 0 0

multicast med eir priority 0 0

multicast low priority 0 0

Line Transmit Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 24460679 3571259134

unicast med cir priority 2632765 384383690

unicast med eir priority 21827598 3186829308

unicast low priority 24460238 3571194748

multicast high priority 24463257 3571635522

multicast med cir priority 2559571 373697366

multicast med eir priority 21903442 3197902532

multicast low priority 24462912 3571585152

Traffic Rate (20 Seconds) Packets/Sec Bits/Sec

transit high priority 0 0

transit med cir priority 0 0

transit med eir priority 0 0

transit low priority 0 0

transit unicast 0 0

transit multicast 0 0

host receive 0 0

host transmit 0 0

line receive 0 0

line transmit 0 0

Received Errors:

0 input errors,0 crc,0 parity,5177 ttldrop

0 frame runts,0 frame giants

East Span:

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Transit Packets Bytes

total high priority 24534746 3582072916

total med cir priority 2076478 303165788

total med eir priority 22458267 3278906982

total low priority 24534745 3582072770

total unicast 36802117 5373109082

total multicast 36802119 5373109374

Host Receive Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 12263600 1741431200

unicast med cir priority 1037178 147279276

unicast med eir priority 11226422 1594151924

unicast low priority 12263600 1741431200

multicast high priority 12263600 1741431200

multicast med cir priority 1038251 147431642

multicast med eir priority 11225349 1593999558

multicast low priority 12263599 1741431058

Line Receive Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 24527199 3580971054

unicast med cir priority 2074890 302933940

unicast med eir priority 22452309 3278037114

unicast low priority 24527199 3580971054

multicast high priority 24463257 3571635522

multicast med cir priority 2559571 373697366

multicast med eir priority 21903442 3197902532

multicast low priority 24462912 3571585152

Host Transmit Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 12197080 1780773680

unicast med cir priority 1595053 232877738

unicast med eir priority 10601711 1547849806

unicast low priority 12196639 1780709294

multicast high priority 12199657 1781149922

multicast med cir priority 1521320 222112720

multicast med eir priority 10678093 1559001578

multicast low priority 12199313 1781099698

Line Transmit Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 24463524 3571674504

unicast med cir priority 4154486 606554956

unicast med eir priority 20309766 2965225836

unicast low priority 24463873 3571725458

multicast high priority 12267373 1791036458

multicast med cir priority 1038365 151601290

multicast med eir priority 11229008 1639435168

multicast low priority 12267373 1791036458

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Traffic Rate (20 Seconds) Packets/Sec Bits/Sec

transit high priority 0 0

transit med cir priority 0 0

transit med eir priority 0 0

transit low priority 0 0

transit unicast 0 0

transit multicast 0 0

host receive 0 0

host transmit 0 0

line receive 0 0

line transmit 0 0

Received Errors:

0 input errors,0 crc,0 parity,5098 ttldrop

0 frame runts,0 frame giants

# Display the traffic statistics of the RPR physical port RPRPOS1/1/1.1.

<H3C> display rpr counters RprPos1/1/1.1

Data traffic counters for RprPos1/1/1.1

West Span:

Transit Packets Bytes

total high priority 24527199 3580971054

total med cir priority 2075963 303090598

total med eir priority 22451236 3277880456

total low priority 24527198 3580970908

total unicast 36790797 5371456362

total multicast 36790799 5371456654

Host Receive Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 12267373 1741966966

unicast med cir priority 1037627 147343034

unicast med eir priority 11229746 1594623932

unicast low priority 12267373 1741966966

multicast high priority 12267373 1741966966

multicast med cir priority 1038365 147447830

multicast med eir priority 11229008 1594519136

multicast low priority 12267373 1741966966

Line Receive Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 24534746 3582072916

unicast med cir priority 2075740 303058040

unicast med eir priority 22459005 3279014730

unicast low priority 24534745 3582072770

multicast high priority 12267373 1791036458

multicast med cir priority 1038365 151601290

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multicast med eir priority 11229008 1639435168

multicast low priority 12267373 1791036458

Host Transmit Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 12196151 1780638046

unicast med cir priority 3116373 454990458

unicast med eir priority 9080507 1325754022

unicast low priority 12196501 1780689146

multicast high priority 0 0

multicast med cir priority 0 0

multicast med eir priority 0 0

multicast low priority 0 0

Line Transmit Packets Bytes

unicast high priority 24460679 3571259134

unicast med cir priority 2632765 384383690

unicast med eir priority 21827598 3186829308

unicast low priority 24460238 3571194748

multicast high priority 24463257 3571635522

multicast med cir priority 2559571 373697366

multicast med eir priority 21903442 3197902532

multicast low priority 24462912 3571585152

Traffic Rate (20 Seconds) Packets/Sec Bits/Sec

transit high priority 0 0

transit med cir priority 0 0

transit med eir priority 0 0

transit low priority 0 0

transit unicast 0 0

transit multicast 0 0

host receive 0 0

host transmit 0 0

line receive 0 0

line transmit 0 0

Received Errors:

0 input errors,0 crc,0 parity,5177 ttldrop

0 frame runts,0 frame giants

# Display transited traffic statistics of the RPR physical port RPRPOS 1/1/1.1.

<H3C> display rpr counters transit RprPos1/1/1.1

Data traffic counters for RprPos1/1/1.1

West Span:

Transit Packets Bytes

total high priority 24527199 3580971054

total med cir priority 2075963 303090598

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total med eir priority 22451236 3277880456

total low priority 24527198 3580970908

total unicast 36790797 5371456362

total multicast 36790799 5371456654

Traffic Rate (300 Seconds) Packets/Sec Bits/Sec

transit high priority 0 0

transit med cir priority 0 0

transit med eir priority 0 0

transit low priority 0 0

transit unicast 0 0

transit multicast 0 0

Table 1-2 Description on the fields of the display rpr counters command

Field Description

Data traffic counters for XXX Traffic statistics of a specified port

West Span West span

East Span East span

Transit Packets

Bytes

Number of packets and bytes transited

total high priority Total transited class A traffic

total med cir priority Total transited class B0 traffic

total med eir priority Total transited class B1 traffic

total low priority Total transited class C traffic

total unicast Total transited unicast

total multicast Total transited multicast and broadcast

Host Receive Packets

Bytes

Number of packets and bytes the host receives

Line Receive Packets

Bytes

Number of packets and bytes the interface

receives

Host Transmit Packets

Bytes

Number of packets and bytes the host sends

Line Transmit Packets

Bytes

Number of packets and bytes the interface

sends

unicast high priority Class A unicast

unicast med cir priority Class B0 unicast

unicast med eir priority Class B1 unicast

unicast low priority Class C unicast

multicast high priority Class A multicast and broadcast

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Field Description

multicast med cir priority Class B0 multicast and broadcast

multicast med eir priority Class B1 multicast and broadcast

multicast low priority Class C multicast and broadcast

Traffic Rate (XXX Seconds)

Packets/Sec Bits/Sec

Packet rate and bit rate in a time range, the

value in the brackets can be tuned by the

flow-interval command

transit high priority Transited Class A traffic

transit med cir priority Transited Class B0 traffic

transit med eir priority Transited Class B1 traffic

transit low priority Transited Class C traffic

transit unicast Transited unicast

transit multicast Transited multicast and broadcast

host receive Traffic the host receives

host transmit Traffic the host sends

line receive Traffic the interface receives

line transmit Traffic the interface sends

Received Errors Error packets the interface receives

input errors

Input error statistics, including CRC packets,

parity check packets, runt and giant packets.

crc CRC packets

parity Parity check packets

ttldrop

The packets dropped because the TTL becomes

0

frame runts Runt frames

frame giants Giant frames

1.1.5 display rpr defect

Syntax

display rpr defect [ { RprPos | Rpr10GE | RprGE } interface-number ]

View

Any view

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Parameters

RprPos: Specifies the interface type RPRPOS.

Rpr10GE: Specifies the interface type RPR10GE.

RprGE: Specifies the interface type RPRGE.

interface-number: Port number.

Description

Use the display rpr defect command to display all RPR defects. The value 1 indicates

defects are found. The value 0 indicates there is no defect.

Examples

# Display all RPR defects.

<H3C> display rpr defect RprPos 5/1/1

Rpr defects of the interface: RprPos5/1/1

Amount of reserved bandwidth exceeded defect: 0

Jumbo configuration defect: 0

Keepalive timeout:ringlet0 1,ringlet1 0

Maximum number of stations exceeded defect: 0

Miscabling defect: ringlet0: 0, ringlet1: 0

Protection mode configuration defect: 0

Inconsistent topology defect: 0

Topology instability defect: 0

IP address duplicate defect 0

Table 1-3 Description on the fields of the display rpr defect command

Field Description

Rpr defects of the interface RPR defects of the port

Amount of reserved bandwidth

exceeded defect

Reserved bandwidth exceeded

Jumbo configuration defect Jumbo configuration defect

Maximum number of stations exceeded

defect

Defect of maximum number of stations

exceeded

Miscabling defect Fiber misconnection defect

Protection mode configuration defect Protection mode configuration defect

Inconsistent topology defect Inconsistent topology defect

Topology instability defect Instable topology defect

IP address duplicate defect Duplicate IP address defect

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1.1.6 display rpr fairness

Syntax

display rpr fairness [ { RprPos | Rpr10GE | RprGE } interface-number ]

View

Any view

Parameters

RprPos: Specifies the interface type RPRPOS.

Rpr10GE: Specifies the interface type RPR10GE.

RprGE: Specifies the interface type RPRGE.

interface-number: Interface number.

Description

Use the display rpr fairness command to display configurable RPR fairness

parameter values.

Examples

# Display RPR fairness parameters.

<H3C> display rpr fairness Rpr10GE5/1/1

Rpr fairness parameters of the interface:Rpr10GE5/1/1

Station's fairness weight on ringlet0: 1

Station's fairness weight on ringlet1: 1

Local Reserved bandwidth for class A0 on ringlet0: 0Mbps

Local Reserved bandwidth for class A0 on ringlet1: 0Mbps

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for high on ringlet0: 50Mbps

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for high on ringlet1: 50Mbps

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for medium on ringlet0: 0Mbps

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for medium on ringlet1: 0Mbps

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for low on ringlet0: 10000Mbps

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for low on ringlet1: 10000Mbps

Total Reserved bandwidth for class A0 on ringlet0: 0Mbps

Total Reserved bandwidth for class A0 on ringlet1: 0Mbps

Table 1-4 Description on the fields of the display rpr fairness command

Field Description

Rpr fairness parameters of the interface RPR fairness parameters of the port

Station's fairness weight on ringlet0 Station's fairness weight on ring 0

Station's fairness weight on ringlet1 Station's fairness weight on ring 1

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Field Description

Local Reserved bandwidth for class A0

on ringlet0

Locally reserved bandwidth for class A0

on ring 0

Local Reserved bandwidth for class A0

on ringlet1

Locally reserved bandwidth for class A0

on ring 1

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for high on

ringlet0

Local rate-limiter bandwidth for class A1

on ringlet0

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for high on

ringlet1

Local rate-limiter bandwidth for class A1

on ringlet1

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for medium

on ringlet0

Local rate-limiter bandwidth for class

B-CIR on ringlet0

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for medium

on ringlet1

Local rate-limiter bandwidth for class

B-CIR on ringlet1

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for low on

ringlet0

Local rate-limiter bandwidth for class C

and class B-EIR on ringlet0

Local Rate-limiter bandwidth for low on

ringlet1

Local rate-limiter bandwidth for class C

and class B-EIR on ringlet1

Total Reserved bandwidth for class A0

on ringlet0

Totally reserved bandwidth for class A0

on ring 0

Total Reserved bandwidth for class A0

on ringlet1

Totally reserved bandwidth for class A0

on ring 1

1.1.7 display rpr mac

Syntax

display rpr mac [ count | vlan-id vlan-id | eth-mac user-mac-addr | rpr-mac

rpr-mac-addr | { RprPos | Rpr10GE | RprGE } interface-name ]

View

Any view

Parameters

count: Number of MAC addresses learnt by an RPR port.

vlan-id vlan-id: VLAN ID.

eth-mac user-mac-addr: User MAC address.

rpr-mac rpr-mac-addr: RPR station MAC address.

RprPos: Specifies the interface type RPRPOS.

Rpr10GE: Specifies the interface type RPR10GE.

RprGE: Specifies the interface type RPRGE.

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interface-name: Interface name.

Description

Use the display rpr mac command to display the information about the user MAC

addresses and RPR station MAC addresses learnt. This command can also display the

number of the user MAC addresses learnt if you specify the count keyword.

z If the vlan-id argument is not specified, this command displays all the VLANs the

users belong to.

z If the user-mac-addr argument is not specified, this command displays all the user

MAC addresses learnt.

z If the rpr-mac-addr argument is not specified, this command displays the mapping

relationship between all the stations and user MAC addresses.

z If the interface-name argument is not specified, this command displays the

information about the MAC addresses corresponding to all the RPR logical

interfaces.

Examples

# Display the information about all the user MAC addresses learnt.

<H3C> display rpr mac

Dest-MAC RPR-MAC VLANID Ringlet TTL

000f-e211-1116 000f-e251-b1c6 100 1 1

000f-e272-4a16 000f-e211-e018 6 1 1

Total 2 mac(s) on device 1(RprGE3/1/2).

Table 1-5 Description on the fields of the display rpr mac command

Field Description

Dest-MAC User MAC addresses learnt by an RPR port

RPR-MAC MAC address of an RPR station

VLANID ID of the VLAN a user belongs to

Ringlet ID of the ringlet selected for reaching a user from a station

TTL Number of the hops between a station and a user

Total 2 mac(s) on

device 1(RprGE3/1/2)

Number of the MAC addresses an RPR logical interface

learnt

1.1.8 display rpr protection

Syntax

display rpr protection [ { RprPos | Rpr10GE | RprGE } interface-number ]

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