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Command line 71
Item Description
Creates a new Multicast Filterset with color red
Item Description
remove mcast-filter-set
Remove a Multicast Filterset.
Syntax
remove mcast-filter-set McastFilterSetName> | *
Parameter
McastFilterSetName
(required)
The name of an existing Multicast Filterset in the domain. A Multicast
Filterset name of "*" removes all the Filtersets.
Examples
->remove mcast-filter-set FilterSet1
Removes a Multicast Filterset
->remove mcast-filter-set *
Removes all Multicast Filtersets
Item Description
set mcast-filter-set
Modify the Multicast Filterset.
Syntax
set mcast-filter-set <McastFilterSetName>
[Name=<newName>] [Labels=<Label1>[<Label2>,...]
[Color=<red|green|blue|orange|purple>]
Parameter
McastFilterSetName
(required)
The unique name of the Multicast Filterset to modify
Properties
Name (optional)
The new name of the Multicast Filterset
Labels (optional)
Labels assigned to this Multicast Filterset. Labels are used in the GUI to
help manage large numbers of filter sets. Labels can be assigned in the
CLI, but are only used in the GUI. A maximum of 16 labels can be
assigned
Color (optional)
Color assigned to this Multicast Filterset. Color is used in the GUI to help
manage large numbers of filter sets. A color can be assigned in the CLI,
but is only used in the GUI. Allowed colors are red, green, blue, purple, or
orange.
Examples
->set mcast-filter-set Blue Name=Red
Changes the name of an existing Multicast Filterset from "Blue'' to "Red"
->set mcast-filter-set Filterset1 Labels="label1,
label2"
Adds labels to a Multicast Filterset
->set mcast-filter-set Filterset1 Labels=
Removes all labels from a filter
->set mcast-filter-set Filterset1 Color=red
Sets the Network color to red
Item Description
show mcast-filter-set
Display Multicast Filterset information.
Syntax
show mcast-filter-set [McastFilterSetName> | *]
Parameter