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Example
bridge delete ucastinterface UCAST_1 FDB_1 bridge1
See also
bridge add ucastentry
bridge add ucastentry dest
bridge add ucastinterface
bridge list static ucastentries
bridge list ucastentries
2.3.4.1.25 BRIDGE DETACH
Syntax
BRIDGE DETACH INTERFACE { <name> | <number> }
Description
This command detaches the transport that was attached to the bridge interface using the
bridge attach interface command.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
Example
--> bridge detach interface bridge1
See also
BRIDGE LIST INTERFACES
2.3.4.1.26 BRIDGE FLUSH
Syntax
BRIDGE FLUSH < portname >
Description
This command deletes all the dynamic unicast filtering entries across all filtering databases
for the given bridge interface.
fdbnumber
A number that identifies an existing Forwarding Database.
To display the list of FDBs, use the
bridge list fdbs
com-
mand. The number appears in the first column under the
interface-
name
The name of a bridge interface that has previously been
added and attached to a transport using the
bridge add inter-
Name
Description
Default Value
Name
The name manually assigned to the object when it was
created.
N/A
Number
The numerical identifier automatically assigned to the
object when it was created.
N/A
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Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
Example
--> bridge flush bridge1
See also
BRIDGE ADD INTERFACE
BRIDGE ATTACH
BRIDGE LIST INTERFACE STATS
2.3.4.1.27 BRIDGE LIST FDBS
Syntax
BRIDGE LIST FDBS
Description
This command displays statistical information of all the filtering databases in the bridge. It
displays the following information about the filtering database:
•
Filtering database ID (FID)
•
Number of dynamic unicast entries within it
•
Number of VLANs associated with it
•
Number of frames discarded due to filtering database overflow
•
Type, indicating whether the filtering database is statically configured or dynamically
created (by default, FDBs are created statically using the bridge add vlan command)
See also
BRIDGE ADD VLAN
2.3.4.1.28 BRIDGE LIST FWDALL SHARED
Syntax
BRIDGE LIST FWDALL SHARED {<fdbname>|<fdbnumber>}
Description
This command lists the statically added interfaces (See
bridge add fwdallinterface shared
CLI com-
mand) and dynamically learnt interfaces in the egress interface list of the Forward All Group for
the named Forwarding Database. The Forward All Group represents the set of interfaces to
which all the multicast frames would be forwarded.
Options
T
he following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable)
Name
Description
Default Value
Portname
The name of a bridge interface that has previously been
added and attached to a transport using the bridge add
interface and bridge attach CLI commands respectively.
N/A
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Example
bridge list fwdall shared FDB_1
Forward All Egress Interfaces for : FDB_1
Egress Interfaces:bridge1
See also
BRIDGE ADD FWDALLINTERFACE
BRIDGE LIST FWDALL SHARED
2.3.4.1.29 BRIDGE LIST FWDUNREG SHARED
Syntax
BRIDGE LIST FWDUNREG SHARED {<fdbname>| <fdbnumber>}
Description
This command lists statically added (See bridge add fwdunreginterface shared CLI com-
mand) and dynamically learnt interfaces in the egress interface list of the Forward Unregistered
Group for the named Filtering Database. The Forward Unregistered Group represents the set of
interfaces to which all the multicast frames would be forwarded whose respective destination
MAC addresses have no other forwarding information available.
.
Options
T
he following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable)
Example
bridge list fwdunreg shared FDB_1
Name
Description
Default Value
fdbname
The name of an existing Filtering Database. See
bridge add
vlan
CLI command to configure a new Filtering Database.
fdbnumber
A number that identifies an existing Filtering Database.
To display the list of FDBs, use the
bridge list fdbs
com-
mand. The number appears in the first column under
the heading ID.
Name
Description
Default Value
fdbname
The name of an existing Forwarding Database. See
bridge
add vlan
CLI command to configure a new Forwarding
Database.
fdbnumber
A number that identifies an existing Forwarding Data-
base. To display the list of FDBs, use the
bridge list
fdbs
command. The number appears in the first col-
umn under the heading ID.
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See also
BRIDGE ADD FWDALLINTERFACE
BRIDGE LIST FWDALL SHARED
2.3.4.1.30 BRIDGE LIST INTERFACE STATS
Syntax
BRIDGE LIST INTERFACE STATS
Description
This command displays the statistical information of all the configured bridge interfaces.
•
ID: The numerical identifier automatically assigned to the object when it was cre-
ated.
•
Name: The name manually assigned to the object when it was created.
•
Rx Frames: Number of frames received on the interface.
•
Tx Frames: Number of frames transmitted from the interface.
•
Transmit Delay Discards: Number of frames discarded due to transmit delay.
•
Buffer O/F Discards: Number of frames discarded due to buffer overflow.
•
Unknown VLAN Discards: Number of frames discarded due to unknown VLAN Id
in the frames.
•
Ingress Discards: Number of frames discarded due to ingress filtering.
•
Frame Type Discards: Number of frames discarded due to the acceptable frame type
setting on the interface.
Example
--> bridge list interface stats
ID|Name| Rx
| Tx
| Transmit | Unknown |Buffer
|Ingress |Frame Type
|
| Frames | Frames | Delay
| VLAN
| O/F
|Discards|Discards
|
|
|
| Discards |Discards |Discards|
|
--|----|--------|--------|----------|---------|--------|--------|--------
1 |eth |3686117 |3236443 |0
|0
|0
|0
|0
2 |usb |0
|3236399 |0
|0
|0
|0
|0
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
See also
BRIDGE ADD INTERFACE
BRIDGE ATTACH
BRIDGE SHOW INTERFACESTATS
2.3.4.1.31 BRIDGE LIST INTERFACES
Syntax
BRIDGE LIST INTERFACES
Description
This command lists information about all of the bridge interfaces created using the bridge
add interface command.
Example
--> bridge list interfaces
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ID:
1
Name: defaulti
Filter| PVID
| Accept
| Ingress
| User
| Transport
Type
|
| FrameType | Filtering | Prio
|
------|-------|-----------|-----------|-------|--------------
All
| 1
| ALL
| disabled
| 0
| default
-------------------------------------------------------------
See also
BRIDGE SET INTERFACE FILTERTYPE
BRIDGE SET INTERFACE PORTFILTER
BRIDGE SET INTERFACE PVID
BRIDGE SET INTERFACE INGRESSFILTERING
BRIDGE SET INTERFACE ACCEPTFRAMETYPE
BRIDGE SET INTERFACE DEFAULTUSERPRIORITY
BRIDGE SET INTERFACE NUMTRAFFICCLASSES
BRIDGE SET INTERFACE REGENPRIORITY
2.3.4.1.32 BRIDGE LIST MCASTENTRIES SHARED
Syntax
BRIDGE LIST MCASTENTRIES SHARED {<fdbname>| <fdbnumber>}
Description
This command displays all the statically configured and dynamically learnt multicast for-
warding entries for the named Forwarding Database.
Options
T
he following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable)
Example
bridge list mcastentries DefaultFdb
ID | Type|MAC Address| Egress Interfaces
1 | static|1:0:0:0:0:1| br1
See also
BRIDGE CLEAR MCASTENTRIES SHARED
BRIDGE ADD MCASTENTRY SHARED
BRIDGE DELETE MCASTENTRY SHARED
Name
Description
Default Value
fdbname
The name of an existing Forwarding Database. See
bridge add
vlan
CLI command to configure a new Filtering Database.
fdbn mber
A number that identifies an existing Forwarding Database.
To display the list of FDBs, use the
bridge list fdbs
com-
mand. The number appears in the first column under the
heading ID.

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