3Com Router User Manual
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Configure Bridge’s Routing Function297 will be routed through IP. Certainly, if IP cannot find a route, it will discard the packet instead of forwarding it to the bridge for processing. If the packet uses a protocol other than IP (for example, if it is the packet from the network like AppleTalk or DecNet), it will be bridged. For the 3Com Router series, if the bridging function is not enabled, all the IP packets will be routed through IP. If it is enabled, the packets in the bridge-set will be...
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298CHAPTER 19: CONFIGURING BRIDGE 2Configure Bridge-Set Each bridge set is independent, and packets can not be transmitted between the ports belonging to different bridge sets. That is, the packets received via one bridge set port can only be sent via the ports of the same bridge set. One physical interface can only be added to one bridge set. The bridges support several STP versions and these versions are not compatible. Sometimes, different STP versions may result in bridge looping. The 3Com Router...
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Configure Bridge’s Routing Function299 Perform the following configuration in system view. Ta b l e 324 Enable/Disable forwarding by using dynamic address table By default, the dynamic address table is used to forward frames. cConfigure the aging time of dynamic address table The aging time of dynamic address table refers to the time that an entry can remain in the address table before it is deleted. The aging time is controlled by the aging timer. Upon the expiration of the timer, the entry will be...
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300CHAPTER 19: CONFIGURING BRIDGE Ta b l e 327 Configure the bridge priority By default, the bridge priority is 32768. It is valued in the range of 0 to 65535. cConfigure the path cost of bridge port The path cost of the port is related to its link speed. The higher the link speed is, the lower the path cost should be configured. If the port is configured with the default path cost, STP will automatically detect the current link speed of the port and accordingly compute the path cost on the port....
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Configure Bridge’s Routing Function301 Ta b l e 330 Configure the interval for sending BPDUs By default, the value of Hello Time timer is 2 seconds. It is in the range of 1 to 10 seconds. When configuring the Hello Time timer, it should be noted that: ■In the spanning tree, all the bridges use the time value of Hello Time timer of the root bridge, and their own configurations take no effect. ■Too long a Hello Time will cause the bridge to recompute the spanning tree because it considers the packet...
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302CHAPTER 19: CONFIGURING BRIDGE The Max Age is the parameter used to judge whether the BPDUs are “timeout”. Users can configure it according to the actual network conditions. When a port enables the STP, the Max Age timer begins to time. If no BPDU is received in the specified period, it will assume that the link has failed and the STP will recompute the minimum spanning tree. Perform the following configuration in system view. Ta b l e 332 Configure the Max age of BPDU By default, the value of...
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Configure Bridge’s Routing Function303 When creating an ACL based on Ethernet type code (Ethernet-II, SNAP or LSAP), you can specify aclt-number in the range of 200 to 299. type-code is a 16-bit hexadecimal number written with a leading “0x”, corresponding to the type-code field in the Ethernet-II or SNAP frames. type-wildcard is a 16-bit hexadecimal number written with a leading “0x” and used to specify the shielded bits. When creating an ACL, note that: ■The rules will be compared in the order in...
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304CHAPTER 19: CONFIGURING BRIDGE By default, no ACL is applied on the port. When applying an ACL on the port, note that: ■Add the port to a bridge-set first, then apply the ACL on that port. ■If ACLs of the same type are applied to the same port, the latest ACL applied will replace the previous ones. 8Configure Routing Function aEnable routing function For the data of a specified protocol, they will be bridged if the communication is carried out between the bridge ports. If the communication with a...
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Configure Bridge’s Routing Function305 Ta b l e 340 Configure bridge set to route or bridge the network layer protocol By default, the bridging is enabled, the routing is disabled. You can execute the display bridge bridge-set bridge-template command to view the configuration of routing and bridging on each interface. 9Configure Link-Set aDefine a link-set The link set can bundle multiple parallel links between two bridges, thus sharing loads among multiple links and enhancing link bandwidth...
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306CHAPTER 19: CONFIGURING BRIDGE Ta b l e 343 Map the bridge address to DLCI 11Configure Bridging over BDR Perform the following configuration in system view. aDefine a dialer list Ta b l e 344 Define a dialer list bConfigure the bridge interface Perform the following configuration in interface view. Ta b l e 345 Configuration on the interface 12Configure Bridging over LAPB Perform the following configuration in interface view. Ta b l e 346 Configure the link layer protocol of the interface to...