Specifications

21-4 topology Commands
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.
• 3rd‐party
• l2—Seel2for
commandsinthetopo logy:<named‐topology>:l2context.
• l3—Seel3forcommandsinthetopology:<named‐topology>:l3context.
• l3presence
• mode
• name
• show
• strict‐subnet
• 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physica l
topologies.
Syntax
3rd-party enable | disable
Parameters
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
Note: Only one physical topology can have 3rd-party set to enable.
enable Enablesa3rd‐partyportonthespecifiedphysicaltopology.
disable Disablesa3rd‐partyportonthespecifiedphysicaltopology.