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21.4 <named-topology>
The <named‐topology> command, where <named‐topology> refers to the name of a given topology, moves you into the topology:<named‐topology> context, which contains commands to configure the settings of the specified individual topology.
The following commands are available in the topology:<named‐topology> context.
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3rd‐party
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l2 — See l2 for commands in the topology:<named‐topology>:l2 context.
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l3 — See l3 for commands in the topology:<named‐topology>:l3 context.
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l3presence
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mode
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name
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show
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strict‐subnet
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sync
21.4.1 3rd-party
Use the 3rd‐party command to enable or disable a third‐party port in a physical topology. The 3rd‐
party command is available from the topology:<named‐topology> context of the CLI for physical topologies.
Note: Only one physical topology can have 3rd-party set to enable.
Syntax
3rd-party enable | disable
Parameters
enable
Enables a 3rd‐party port on the specified physical topology.
disable
Disables a 3rd‐party port on the specified physical topology.
Examples
The following example enables a 3rd‐party port on a physical topology.
EWC.enterasys.com:topology:esa0# 3rd-party enable
EWC.enterasys.com:topology:esa0# show
Name: esa0
3rd party: enable
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topology Commands