CLI: Bridge
You can use the bridge command to enable or disable bridges. The interfaces available for a bridge are determined by the appliance model and installed expansion cards. Once enabled, an interface is created for the bridge which can used in other commands (e.g., "interface").
[no] bridge <bridge> {ageing-time|forward-time|hello-time|max-age|mq|priority|spanning-tree|enable}
To enable or disable the specified bridge:
[no] bridge <bridge> enable
To specify the ageing time for this bridge:
bridge <bridge> ageing-time <ageing-time>
To specify the forwarding time for this bridge:
bridge <bridge> forward-time <forward time>
To specify the hello time for this bridge:
bridge <bridge> hello-time <hello time>
To specify the max age for this bridge:
bridge <bridge> max-age <max age>
To specify the priority for this bridge:
bridge <bridge> priority <priority>
To enable or disable the Spanning Tree Protocol for this bridge:
[no] bridge <bridge> spanning-tree enable
To set the bridge interface to provide QoSQuality of Service based on queue mode:
bridge <bridge-name> mq mode [auto-license|multi|single]
mq mode auto-license—Single- or multi-queue is automatically selected based on the license.mq mode multi—QoS uses a multi-queue network interface configuration.mq mode single—QoS uses a single-queue network interface configuration.
To specify the bandwidth at which the bridge auto-license mode switches from single-queue to multi-queue:
bridge <bridge-name> mq switch-bandwidth <bandwidth>
Viewing Bridge Configuration
To show current bridge configuration use the following command:
show bridges