action-priority
Syntax
action-priority value;
Hierarchy Level
[edit routing-instances routing-instance-name protocols protocol-name interface interface-name]
Description
Configure the priority for an interface on which
the MAC move is applied. When a MAC move is configured with a corresponding
action, and that limit is exceeded, the action is applied to one of
the interfaces associated with that MAC address having the highest
action priority. If the action configured for the MAC move is shutdown, you can use the action priority to determine which
interface is disabled. If an interface is trusted, assign a low action
priority to decrease the likelihood that the interface shuts down
if the configured action is shutdown or vlan-member-shutdown.
If no action priority is configured, or if the interfaces have the same action priority, then the action is applied to the interface to which the MAC address moved last.
Options
| value | Value assigned to an interface associated with a MAC address
move. The value determines the priority with which an action is applied
to the interface if the MAC address move limit is reached. The interface
with the highest priority is the interface with the lowest value configured
for A higher value means lower priority. For example, if a MAC address move occurs between two interfaces with the action priority value set to 5 and 6, the interface with value 5 as the action priority value is blocked. If a VPLS instance has MAC move action enabled, set the
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Required Privilege Level
system—To view this statement in the configuration.
system–control—To add this statement to the configuration.
Release Information
Statement introduced in Junos OS Release 13.2.