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Administering FDDI Ports
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Administering 
FDDI Ports
Within an FDDI station, the PHY and PMD entities make up a port. A port 
(consisting of the PHY/PMD pair that connects to the fiber media) is located 
at both ends of a physical connection and determines the characteristics of 
that connection. Each FDDI port is one of four types: A, B, M, or S. You can 
display port statistics and configure the following port parameters:
lerAlarm
lerCutoff
port labels
port paths
Displaying Port
Information
When you display FDDI port information, you receive information about 
ports, including the type, path, and port label, as well as other FDDI port 
statistics, such as error counters.
To view FDDI port information:
From the top level of the Administration Console, enter:
fddi port display
You are prompted for a port.
Enter the port about which you want to view information. Example:
Top-Level Menu
system
ethernet
fddi
bridge
ip
snmp
analyzer
script
logout
station
path
mac
port
display
lerAlarm
lerCutoff
label
path
port                                       portLabel        lemCount
   1                                       Backbone1               0
   2                                       SrvrRm001               0
port     lerEstimate        lerAlarm       lerCutoff    lerCondition
   1              12               7               4        inactive
   2              12               7               4        inactive
port  lemRejectCount    lctFailCount    ebErrorCount     ebErrorCond
   1               0               0               0        inactive
   2               0               0               0        inactive
port       lineState     currentPath    connectState        pcmState
   1             qls        isolated      connecting         connect
   2             qls        isolated      connecting         connect
port      pcWithhold          myType    neighborType        pmdClass
   1            none               A         unknown       multimode
   2            none               B         unknown       multimode