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The AutoTracker Menu
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The AutoTracker Menu
All software commands for configuring AutoTracker policies and AutoTracker/multicast VLANs
are in the AutoTracker menu. This menu is a submenu of the VLAN menu. You can access the
AutoTracker menu by typing at any prompt. The menu displays as follows:
Command Auto-Tracker Management Menu
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cratvl Create an Auto-Tracker VLAN
atvl View definition of Auto-Tracker VLAN
viatrl View Auto-Tracker Rule Configuration
rmatvl Delete an Auto-Tracker VLAN
modatvl Modify definition of an Auto-Tracker VLAN
vivl View list of Active Auto-Tracker VLANs on an interface
fwtvl View VLAN assignment of learned MAC addresses
defvl Enable or disable membership in default VLAN
crmcvl Create a Multicast VLAN
mcvl View definition of Multicast VLAN
vimcrl View Multicast VLAN Rule Configuration
rmmcvl Delete a Multicast VLAN
modmcvl Modify definition of a Multicast VLAN
vimcvl View list of Active Multicast VLANs on an interface
gmstat Turn Group Mobility Status ON or OFF
vpl View Virtual Ports in a Mobile Group
vigl View Mobile Group List for a Virtual Port
cats Create Auto-Activated Services
data Delete Auto-Activated Services
vats View Auto-Activated Services
vag View Authenticated Groups
gmcfg Configure Group Mobility Parameters
mag Modify Authenticated Group
xip Enter the Xylan Inter-switch Protocol (XIP) sub-menu
Main File Summary VLAN Networking
Interface Security System Services Help
The commands on the AutoTracker menu can be roughly divided into two halves. The first
half of commands—listed from cratvl to vimcvl—apply mainly to AutoTracker VLANs (i.e.,
VLANs created inside non-mobile groups). An exception to this rule is the modatvl command,
which can be used to modify AutoTracker policies for VLANs or mobile groups. In addition
many of the informational commands apply to both VLANs and mobile groups. The
commands that apply to AutoTracker VLANs are described in this chapter. Multicast VLANs
are described in Chapter 23, “Multicast VLANs.” The mag command is described in the
Switched Network Services User Manual. The XIP sub-menu is described in Chapter 21, “Inter-
switch Protocols.”
The commands from
gmstat to gmcfg apply strictly to mobile groups. All of the commands in
this second set are described in 19 24, “Managing Groups and Ports.”