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Example 4.33. Enable WDS Mode

EION: interface Wireless 0 wds-mode

WDS mode is turned on.

4.4.1.3. Deleting a bridge

In order to delete a bridge, you have to specify a so-called IP legatee interface. The IP legatee will

get the bridge IP address after deleting a bridge. A bridge can have only one legatee. It's not possible

to destroy a bridge if it doesn't have a legatee. Usually, a bridge legatee interface is the interface that

is used to conﬁgure the device.

Example 4.34. Deleting a Bridge

EION: interface Bridge 0 ip legatee FastEthernet 0

Bridge legatee assigned.

EION: no interface Bridge 0

Bridge 0 is removed.

Warning

It's not possible to remove separate interfaces one-by-one from a bridge group. It's only possible

to destroy bridges and release all interfaces.

4.4.1.4. Viewing Bridge Status

You can view bridge group status and MAC address table using the show bridge-group and show

interface mac-table commands:

EION: show bridge-group 0

Bridge name Bridge ID STP Interfaces

Bridge 0 8000.06026f23138c no Wireless 0

FastEthernet 0

EION: show interface Bridge 0 mac-table

Interface MAC address Local Ageing timer

FastEthernet 0 0003.475f.4a5c No 0.75

Wireless 0 0011.95df.8870 Yes 0.00

FastEthernet 0 000e.a61b.cef6 No 77.30

FastEthernet 0 0018.f3bc.dded Yes 0.00

FastEthernet 0 001b.6394.51b0 No 47.89

FastEthernet 0 0050.8b01.7b35 No 28.82

FastEthernet 0 0014.c2d8.8b3e No 126.81

FastEthernet 0 000d.293d.9e81 No 11.10

FastEthernet 0 0001.6cd2.f27a No 59.11

Note

"Yes" means that the entry is for the local Fast Ethernet and MAC address. No means that

the remote MAC address was either learned through Fast Ethernet or the wireless air interface.

Conﬁguration