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 GMAP
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Configuring GMAP
GMAP
 is inactive by default. In addition to enabling and disabling 
GMAP
, you can configure 
the time between packet transmissions (when multiple packets are required for an update), 
the time between updates, and the length of time 
GMAP
 will retain its current information.
Enabling and Disabling GMAP
Use the 
gmapst
 command to display or change the state of 
GMAP
. A prompt similar to the 
following displays:
GMAP is currently INACTIVE. (a)ctivate, (d)e-activate: (d)
Enter 
a
 or 
d
 or press 
<Enter>
 to keep the current value. A message similar to the following 
displays:
GMAP is ACTIVE.
To change the state of 
GMAP
 without displaying the current state first, enter the command 
with the desired value. For example:
gmapst d
The following message displays:
GMAP is INACTIVE. 
Configuring the Gap Time
Use the 
gmapgaptime
 command to display or change the interpacket gap time used when 
multiple packets are required for an update. When there are many 
MAC
 addresses on mobile 
ports, more than one 
GMAP
 packet is required for an update. Typically the gap time does not 
have to be changed, but you may want to modify it if traffic spikes are occurring in the 
network. 
To view the current gap time, enter the following command:
gmapgaptime
A message similar to the following displays:
GMAP Gap Time is 133 milliseconds.
To change the gap time, enter the command with the desired value (any value between 0 and 
65535). For example:
gmapgaptime 100
A message displays similar to the following:
GMAP Gap Time is 100 milliseconds.
The switch approximates the gap time because its internal clock does not use milliseconds. For 
any value shorter than one second, the switch uses 1/60 second increments called “ticks.” The 
default for gap time is 8 ticks or approximately 133 milliseconds. Any value you enter will be 
rounded to the nearest tick.