spx-port
By default, no SPX port is configured. Some exceptions are noted under Usage Guidelines.
CB configuration mode
SPX configuration mode (on the CB)
Provisional-PE configuration mode
PE configuration mode
The
no form of the command removes the SPX port.
The pe-group option is available only for CB SPX ports or LAGs, not for SPX ports or LAGs on a PE unit.
SPX LAGs and SPX ports are mutually exclusive in their membership. For example, if you configure an SPX LAG containing ports 17/2/1 to 17/2/3, the system removes the configured SPX port 17/2/1. If you configure SPX port 17/2/1, the system removes the port from the SPX LAG and creates the two-port LAG 17/2/2 to 17/2/3.
The system blocks the
spx-port command if executing it would make any PE unreachable.
The
pe-group
name option can be used in the
pe-id command when assigning PE IDs. It can also be used in the
show spx pe-group
command to focus command output.
If you enter the
spx-port command and omit the previously assigned pe-group name, the name is removed from
the port, and it is replaced by the port number in display output.
When you configure
spx pe-enable on a device and it enters Provisional-PE mode the first time, the device generates
two SPX ports. If it has any 4 X 10-Gbps modules installed, the system generates SPX
port 1/x/1 and SPX port 1/x/3, where "x" represents the lowest module number of any
4 X 10-Gbps modules installed. If no 4 X 10-Gbps module is installed, the device generates
up to two SPX ports using installed 40-Gbps modules. If no 4 X 10-Gbps or 40-Gbps
module is installed in the device, no SPX ports are generated.
The following example configures SPX port 1/2/2 on the CB.
device# configure terminal device(config)# spx cb-configure device(config-spx-cb)# spx-port 1/2/2
| Release version | Command history |
|---|---|
| 08.0.40 | This command was introduced. |