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Get Port Priority
get-priority-port-cfg
The get-priority-port-cfg command retrieves the port priority configuration.
Example
SYS_telnet>get-priority-port-cfg
Ports Priority Configuration :
1- 8 2- 1 3- 1 4- 1 5- 1 6- 1 7- 1 8- 1
9- 1 10- 1 11- 1 12- 1 13- 1 14- 1 15- 1 16- 1
17- 1 18- 1 19- 1 20- 1 21- 1 22- 1 23- 1 24- 1
VLAN Priority
The vlan-prio-modify command applies to the components of that VLAN. This is a means
to provide priority to a specific VLAN.
vlan-prio-modify {run|nvram}
[arg #1] VLAN index (from get-vlan-tbl
[arg #2] VLAN priority 1..8 (1..4 - low, 5..8 - high)
Example
SYS_console>vlan-prio-modify run 1 8
Set Runtime VLAN Tag Domain entry Ports 8 -
Modifying the Switch Policy
The switch policy determines the default behavior of the switch when no priority is declared.
The set-priority-policy command is useful when there is not a real need to set a
particular port or VLAN to a different priority level. The default policy value is 2, which
corresponds to a low priority.
If you want this switch to have a higher policy you can define a different level from 1 to 4.
set-priority-policy {run|nvram|all}
opt.[arg #1] priority policy 1..4, default: 2
Example
SYS_console>set-priority-policy run 1
Set Runtime Priority Policy 1 -
OK
SYS_console>get-priority-policy run
Runtime Priority Policy is 1
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