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Syntax Description
mst instance_id priority priority
no mst instance_id priority
instance_id Instance identifier of the spanning tree. (Range: 0-64)
priority Priority of the a spanning tree instance. (Range: 0-61440 in steps of 4096;
Options: 0, 4096, 8192, 12288, 16384, 20480, 24576, 28672, 32768, 36864,
40960, 45056, 49152, 53248, 57344, 61440)
Default
32768
Command Mode
MST Configuration
Usage Guidelines
MST priority is used in selecting the root bridge and alternate bridge of the specified instance. The device
with the highest priority (For example, lowest numerical value) becomes the MSTI root device. If all devices
have the same priority, the device with the lowest MAC address will then become the root device.
You can set this switch to act as the MSTI root device by specifying a priority of 0, or as the MSTI alternate
device by specifying a priority of 16384.
Example
Console(config-mstp)#mst 1 priority 4096
Console(config-mstp)#
16.113 mst vlan
This command adds VLANs to a spanning tree instance. Use the no form to remove the specified VLANs.
Using the no form without any VLAN parameters to remove all VLANs.
Syntax Description
[no] mst instance_id vlan vlan-range
instance_id Instance identifier of the spanning tree. (Range: 0-4094)
vlan-range Range of VLANs. (Range: 1-4094)
Default
none
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- Table of Contents 3
- User’s Manual 5 5
- User’s Manual 7 7
- User’s Manual 9 9
- User’s Manual 11 11
- User’s Manual 13 13
- User’s Manual 15 15
- Chapter 1: Introduction 16
- User’s Manual 17 17
- 1.2 System Defaults 19
- Enabled, MSTP (Defaults: All 20
- Disabled 20
- 300 seconds 20
- User’s Manual 21 21
- 2.1 Connecting to the Switch 22
- 2.2 Connections 23
- 2.3 Setting a Password 24
- 2.4 Setting an IP Address 25
- 2.4.1 Manual Configuration 26
- 2.4.2 Dynamic Configuration 27
- 2.5.1 Community Strings 28
- 2.7 Managing System Files 29
- 2.8 Managing Firmware 30
- 2.9.2 Resetting the System 32
- 2.10 Basic Management 33
- User’s Manual 37 37
- User’s Manual 39 39
- User’s Manual 41 41
- User’s Manual 43 43
- 3.2.1 Attributes 45
- 3.3.1 Attributes 47
- User’s Manual 49 49
- Chapter 4: Configuring SNTP 53
- 4.2.1 Attributes 54
- 5.1.2 Attributes 55
- 5.2.1 Attributes 56
- User’s Manual 57 57
- 6.2.1 Usage Guidelines 58
- 6.2.2 Command Attributes 58
- 6.2.3 RADIUS Settings 58
- 6.2.4 TACACS Settings 58
- 6.3 Configuring HTTPS 59
- 6.4.1 Usage Guidelines 61
- User’s Manual 65 65
- 6.5.1 Guidelines 66
- User’s Manual 67 67
- User’s Manual 69 69
- User’s Manual 73 73
- 6.7.1 Guidelines 74
- 6.7.5 Configuring a MAC ACL 77
- 6.7.6 Configuring ACL Masks 79
- 6.8 Configuring IP Filters 83
- Chapter 7: Configuring Ports 85
- Field Attributes (CLI) 86
- 7.3 Configuring Trunk Groups 89
- User’s Manual 91 91
- User’s Manual 93 93
- User’s Manual 95 95
- User’s Manual 97 97
- 7.5.1 Guidelines 99
- 7.6.1 Guidelines 100
- 7.7 Configuring Rate Limits 101
- 7.8 Showing Port Statistics 101
- User’s Manual 103 103
- User’s Manual 105 105
- 8.1 Setting Static Addresses 106
- Command Attributes 107
- 8.3 Changing the Aging Time 108
- Field Attributes 109
- User’s Manual 111 111
- Chapter 10: Configuring VLAN 112
- User’s Manual 113 113
- Command Attributes (Web) 115
- 10.1.5 Creating VLANs 116
- Usage Guidelines 120
- User’s Manual 121 121
- User’s Manual 123 123
- User’s Manual 129 129
- 11.5.1 Mapping IP Precedence 130
- 11.5.2 Mapping DSCP Priority 132
- 11.6.1 Guidelines 135
- 11.7.1 Guidelines 135
- User’s Manual 137 137
- User’s Manual 139 139
- Command Attribute 142
- User’s Manual 143 143
- 13.2.1 Guidelines 145
- 14.1 Exec Commands 148
- 14.2 Configuration Commands 149
- 14.3 Command Groups 150
- User’s Manual 151 151
- 15.1 Line Commands 152
- 15.2 General Commands 152
- 15.2.1 Flash/File Commands 153
- 15.3.2 User Access Commands 154
- 15.3.3 IP Filter Commands 154
- 15.3.4 Web Server Commands 155
- 15.3.5 Secure Shell Commands 155
- 15.3.7 SMTP Alert Commands 157
- 15.3.8 Time Commands 158
- 15.3.10 Frame Size Commands 158
- 15.4.2 RADIUS Client 159
- 15.4.3 TACACS+ Client 160
- User’s Manual 161 161
- 15.5.1 IP ACLs 162
- 15.5.2 MAC ACLs 163
- 15.6 SNMP Commands 164
- 15.7 DHCP Commands 164
- 15.8 Interface Commands 165
- 15.9 Mirror Port Commands 166
- 15.10 Rate Limit Commands 166
- User’s Manual 167 167
- 15.12 Address Table Commands 168
- 15.13 Spanning Tree Commands 168
- 15.14 VLAN Commands 169
- 15.14.1 Editing VLANs 170
- User’s Manual 171 171
- 15.16 Priority Commands 172
- User’s Manual 173 173
- 15.18 IP Interface Commands 175
- 16.1 access-list ip 176
- 16.3 access-list mac 177
- User’s Manual 179 179
- 16.6 authentication enable 180
- 16.7 authentication login 181
- 16.8 boot system 181
- 16.9 bridge-ext gvrp 182
- 16.10 calendar set 183
- 16.11 capabilities 184
- 16.12 channel-group 185
- 16.13 clear counters 185
- 16.14 clear dns cache 186
- 16.15 clear host 187
- 16.16 clear logging 187
- 16.18 clock timezone 188
- 16.19 combo-forced-mode 189
- 16.20 configure 190
- 16.21 copy 190
- Default 191
- Command Mode 191
- Example 191
- 16.22 databits 192
- 16.23 delete 193
- 16.24 delete public-key 194
- 16.25 description 194
- 16.26 dir 195
- 16.27 disable 196
- 16.28 disconnect 197
- 16.29 dot1x default 197
- 16.30 dot1x max-req 198
- 16.31 dot1x operation-mode 198
- 16.32 dot1x port-control 199
- 16.33 dot1x re-authenticate 199
- User’s Manual 201 201
- 16.38 enable 202
- 16.39 enable password 203
- 16.40 end 203
- 16.41 exec-timeout 204
- 16.42 exit 205
- 16.43 flowcontrol 205
- 16.44 garp timer 206
- 16.45 hostname 207
- 16.46 interface 208
- 16.47 interface vlan 208
- 16.48 ip access-group 209
- 16.49 ip address 210
- 16.50 ip default-gateway 211
- 16.51 ip dhcp restart 211
- 16.52 ip domain-list 212
- 16.53 ip domain-lookup 213
- 16.54 ip domain-name 214
- 16.55 ip host 215
- 16.56 ip http port 216
- 16.57 ip http secure-port 216
- 16.58 ip http secure-server 217
- 16.59 ip http server 218
- 16.60 ip igmp snooping 219
- User’s Manual 221 221
- User’s Manual 223 223
- 16.69 ip name-server 225
- 16.72 ip ssh crypto zeroize 227
- 16.73 ip ssh save host-key 228
- 16.74 ip ssh server 228
- 16.75 ip ssh server-key size 229
- 16.76 ip ssh timeout 230
- 16.77 jumbo frame 231
- 16.78 lacp 231
- Related Command 232
- User’s Manual 233 233
- 16.81 lacp port-priority 234
- 16.82 lacp system-priority 235
- 16.83 line 236
- 16.84 logging facility 236
- 16.85 logging history 237
- 16.86 logging host 238
- 16.87 logging on 239
- 16.88 logging sendmail 239
- 16.90 logging sendmail host 240
- 16.91 logging sendmail level 241
- 16.93 logging trap 242
- 16.94 login 243
- 16.95 mac access-group 244
- User’s Manual 245 245
- 16.98 management 246
- 16.99 map access-list ip 247
- 16.100 mask (IP ACL) 248
- User’s Manual 249 249
- 16.101 map access-list mac 251
- User’s Manual 253 253
- User’s Manual 255 255
- 16.108 mask (MAC ACL) 256
- 16.109 match access-list ip 258
- User’s Manual 259 259
- 16.111 max-hops 260
- 16.112 mst priority 260
- 16.113 mst vlan 261
- 16.114 name 262
- 16.115 negotiation 263
- 16.116 parity 263
- 16.117 password 264
- 16.118 password-thresh 265
- Related Commands 269
- 16.122 ping 270
- 16.123 port security 272
- 16.124 prompt 273
- 16.127 pvlan 275
- 16.128 queue bandwidth 276
- 16.129 queue cos-map 277
- 16.130 queue mode 278
- 16.131 quit 278
- 16.132 radius-server host 279
- 16.133 radius-server key 279
- 16.134 radius-server port 280
- 16.136 radius-server timeout 281
- 16.137 rate-limit 281
- 16.138 reload 282
- 16.139 revision 282
- 16.140 show access-group 283
- 16.141 show access-list 283
- 16.144 show bridge-ext 285
- 16.145 show calendar 286
- 16.146 show dns 286
- 16.147 show dns cache 287
- 16.148 show dot1x 287
- Syntax Description 288
- Backend State Machine 289
- 16.149 show garp timer 290
- 16.151 show history 291
- 16.152 show hosts 292
- User’s Manual 295 295
- 16.157 show ip access-group 297
- 16.158 show ip access-list 297
- 16.159 show ip igmp snooping 298
- 16.161 show ip interface 299
- 16.162 show ip redirects 300
- 16.163 show ip ssh 300
- 16.164 show lacp 300
- User’s Manual 303 303
- 16.165 show line 304
- 16.166 show logging 305
- 16.167 show logging sendmail 306
- 16.168 show mac access-group 307
- 16.169 show mac access-list 307
- User’s Manual 309 309
- 16.175 show map ip dscp 311
- 16.176 show map ip port 312
- User’s Manual 313 313
- 16.178 show management 314
- 16.179 show marking 315
- 16.180 show port monitor 315
- 16.182 show public-key 317
- 16.183 show pvlan 318
- 16.184 show queue bandwidth 318
- 16.185 show queue cos-map 319
- 16.186 show queue mode 319
- 16.187 show radius-server 320
- 16.188 show running-config 320
- 16.189 show snmp 322
- 16.190 show sntp 323
- 16.191 show spanning-tree 323
- 16.193 show ssh 325
- 16.194 show startup-config 327
- 16.195 show system 329
- 16.196 show tacacs-server 329
- 16.197 show users 330
- 16.198 show version 330
- 16.199 show vlan 331
- 16.200 shutdown 332
- 16.201 silent-time 332
- 16.202 snmp-server community 333
- 16.203 snmp-server contact 334
- 16.205 snmp-server host 335
- 16.206 snmp-server location 336
- 16.207 sntp broadcast client 337
- 16.208 sntp client 337
- 16.209 sntp poll 338
- 16.210 sntp server 339
- 16.211 spanning-tree 340
- 16.212 spanning-tree cost 340
- User’s Manual 341 341
- User’s Manual 343 343
- User’s Manual 345 345
- 16.219 spanning-tree max-age 346
- 16.220 spanning-tree mode 347
- User’s Manual 349 349
- User’s Manual 351 351
- 16.228 speed 353
- 16.229 speed-duplex 353
- 16.230 stopbits 354
- User’s Manual 355 355
- User’s Manual 357 357
- 16.235 switchport gvrp 358
- 16.237 switchport mode 359
- User’s Manual 361 361
- 16.240 tacacs-server host 362
- 16.241 tacacs-server key 362
- 16.242 tacacs-server port 363
- 16.243 username 363
- 16.244 vlan database 364
- 16.245 vlan 365
- 16.246 whichboot 366
- Interface Overview 367
- A.4 Accessing the CLI 368
- A.5 Console Connection 368
- A.6 Telnet Connection 368
- A.7 Entering Commands 369
- A.7.2 Command Completion 370
- A.7.4 Showing Commands 370
- A.7.5 Partial Keyword Lookup 371
- A.7.7 Using Command History 371
- B.1 Power Cycle the Switch 373
- User’s Manual 375 375
- User’s Manual 377 377
- User’s Manual 379 379
- D.1 Troubleshooting Chart 380
- E.1 FCC Compliance Statement 381
- User’s Manual 383 383
- User’s Manual 385 385
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