To set a port description:
config port x display-name "Server 1"
To find out what is connected. If it is a other extreme
switch "show edp" will show you. Otherwise you
can only find out the MAC address with "show fdb port
x" or even the IP if the switch is doing L3 and is on
the same subnet as what is plugged with "show
iparp".
The hostname setting...oh well, its different than Cisco but
actually if you think about it, its lean and clean.
I am not sure if with 7.4 you have the ability to filter
output. Do the command "show vlan" and hit the
tab to see if you can say "match", which works
on newer Extreme Switches and compares to the " | incl
" command on Cisco.
- Swen
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From: extreme-nsp-bounces puck.nether.net on behalf
of Sorin CONSTANTINESCU
Sent: Wed 6/7/2006 2:20 PM
To: extreme-nsppuck.nether.net
Subject: [e-nsp] cisco / juniper / etc
"description" equivalent for Extreme
Hi, All.
I'm very new with Extreme Networks equipment.
For i couple of days i've beed playing with a couple of
Summit48si,
but i haven't found a way to set description to interfaces.
Is there a
way to know what's connected to a specific port other than
keeping an
external list?
I was also amused that in order to change the hostname i
changed the
snmp sysName 
Running 7.4.2.6.
Thanks,
--
Sorin CONSTANTINESCU
JNCIS-M, CCNP
constagmail.com
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