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DGS-6604 m storm-control action (Interface) storm-control action (Interface) This command configures the action type for the Storm Control function. It is only used for two traffic types, broadcast and multicast. Use the no form of the command to return to the default settings. storm-control {broadcast | multicast} action {drop | shutdown} no storm-control {broadcast | multicast} action Syntax Description Broadcast Set Broadcast rate limiting Multicast Set Multicast rate limiting action drop To drop traffic on the port when a storm occurs. action shutdown To shutdown the port when a storm occurs. Default Command Mode Usage Guideline Examples action drop Interface configuration Only physical port interfaces are valid for this command. All packets are passed by default. After enabling traffic storm control, if stormcontrol action is drop, packets exceeding the level will be dropped. However if the storm-control action is set to shutdown, then the interface will be shutdown upon packets exceeding the level setting. The Shutdown action is only available for broadcast and multicast storm control. For unicast storm control, the software level is unable to identify unknown unicast (DLF) storm events due to the hardware chip being unable support this function. Therefore, if unknown unicast packets exceed the set level, they will always be dropped. This example shows how to configure Broadcast storm control action by setting a shutdown action on interface eth3.1. In this situation, the threshold level is not specified and the default threshold is 131072 PPS. Switch# configure terminal Switch(config)# interface eth3.1 Switch(config-if)# storm-control broadcast action shutdown Switch(config-if)# show storm-control interface broadcast Interface Storm Action Type Threshold eth3.1 Broadcast shutdown pps 131072 CLI Reference Guide 860