HP-Switch(Config)#show lacp (Displays information about lacp status on port members) HP-Switch(Config)#show trunk a4 (Shows trunk information for the interface a4 member) HP-Switch(Config)#show trunk (Shows Port name, connection speeds, trunk group and type trunk | LACP) HP-Switch(Config)#trunk a4-a7 trk1 lacp (Creates a 4 port bundles trunk port with interface a4-a7 using the lacp protocol) HP-Switch(Config)#trunk a4-a7 trk1 trunk (Creates a 4 port bundled trunk port with interface a4-a7) The connecting switch must also be configured for trunking. In Cisco terms it is referred to as Etherchannel. Trunking in HP terms is bundling 2 or more ports together to create a larger bandwidth port. HP-Switch(vlan-10)#jumbo (Enables Jumbo Frames on this vlan) HP-Switch(vlan-10)#ip helper-address 192.168.1.1 (Sends DHCP or BOOTP packets to the following IP address) HP-Switch(Config)#show vlan 1 (Shows ports that are assigned to vlan 1) HP-Switch(Config)#show vlan ports a1 (Shows the vlans belonging to a1) HP-Switch(Config)#show vlan (Shows vlan ID, Name, Status, Voice and Jumbo support) Tagging this port with vlan 20 means that interface a2 accepts vlan 20 tagged packets) HP-Switch(vlan-20)#tagged a1 (Makes interface a2 an 802.1q trunked port. HP-Switch(Config)#Vlan 20 (Creates VLAN 20) HP-Switch(vlan-10)#untagged a1 (Puts interface a1 into vlan 10 as untagged, meaning any packets that are untagged are on vlan 10) HP-Switch(Config)#Vlan 10 (Creates VLAN 10) HP Procurve Networking Advanced CLI Command Reference This page will provide a subset of advanced HP Procurve Networking CLI commands for easy reference.

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