display ap port

Function

The display ap port command displays the AP port status and traffic information.

Format

display ap port { all | ap-name ap-name | ap-id ap-id | ap-mac ap-mac }

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Value
all	Displays port status and traffic information of all APs.	-
ap-name ap-name	Displays port status and traffic information of the AP with a specified name.	The AP name must exist.
ap-id ap-id	Displays port status and traffic information of the AP with a specified ID.	The AP ID must exist.
ap-mac ap-mac	Displays port status and traffic information of the AP with a specified MAC address.	The AP's MAC address must exist.

Views

All views

Default Level

1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines

You can run the display ap port command to check the port status and traffic information of online APs, which facilitates AP port maintenance and management.

Example

# Display the port status and traffic information of all APs.

<HUAWEI> display ap port all
Info: Waiting for AP response.
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AP-ID Port   Trunk ID    State Mode Speed Duplex TX-Packets       Tx-ErrorPackets  TX-Rate(Kbps) RX-Packets       RX-DropPackets   RX-Rate(Kbps)
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0     GE0    0(active)   up    root 1000  full   9178             0                0             12857            0                1
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Printed: 1

**Table 1** Description of the **display ap port** command output
Item	Description
AP-ID	AP ID.
Port	AP port.
Trunk ID	Whether the Eth-Trunk function is configured on the AC and whether the AP port is added to an Eth-Trunk. The field outside parentheses indicates the configuration on the AC. 0: The AC is configured to add AP ports to Eth-Trunk 0. -: The AC is not configured to add AP ports to an Eth-Trunk. The field in parentheses indicates the effective configuration on the AP. -: The AP port does not support the Eth-Trunk function. active: The AP port has been added to an Eth-Trunk. inactive: The AP port is not added to an Eth-Trunk. The entire field is described as follows: 0(active): The AP port is added to Eth-Trunk 0, and this configuration is in effect. 0(inactive): The AC is configured to add AP ports to Eth-Trunk 0, but this configuration takes effect only after a restart. The current AP port is not in an Eth-Trunk. 0(-)The AC is configured to add AP ports to Eth-Trunk 0, but the current AP port does not support the Eth-Trunk function. -(-): The current AP port does not support the Eth-Trunk function, and the AC is not configured to add AP ports to an Eth-Trunk. -(active): The AC is configured to remove AP ports from an Eth-Trunk, but this configuration takes effect only after a restart. The current AP port is still in an Eth-Trunk. -(inactive): The AP port is configured to leave an Eth-Trunk, and this configuration is in effect.
State	Status of the AP port. down: The AP port is Down. up: The AP port is Up.
Mode	Working mode of the AP port. root middle endpoint
Speed	Speed of the AP port, in Mbit/s.
Duplex	Duplex mode of the AP port, which includes the half-duplex and full-duplex modes.
TX-Packets	Number of data frames sent by the AP port.
Tx-ErrorPackets	Number of error data frames sent by the AP port.
TX-Rate(Kbps)	Uplink rate of the AP port.
RX-Packets	Number of data frames received by the AP port.
RX-DropPackets	Number of discarded data frames that are received by the AP port.
RX-Rate(Kbps)	Downlink rate of the AP port.