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		+	===== The <switchPort> Element =====
		+	==== Definition and Usage ====
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		+	The [[switchport|<switchPort>]] element defines a mapping to a subset of the
		+	[[switch|<switch>]] element's components.  All references to an internal switch
		+	component must be made through a [[switchport|<switchPort>]] element or, by default,
		+	to the [[switch|<switch>]] element without specifying any [[switchport|<switchPort>]]. In
		+	this last case, it is considered as if the reference is made to a default
		+	[[switchport|<switchPort>]] that contains mapping elements to each child object of the
		+	switch and referring to their whole content anchors.
		+
		+	==== Syntax ====
		+	^ Element ^ Attributes ^ Content ^ Parent ^
		+	| [[switchport|<switchPort>]] | __//id//__ | [[mapping|<mapping>]]+ | [[switch|<switch>]] |
		+	==== Attributes ====
		+
		+	^ Name ^ Value ^ Description ^
		+	| //id// | It may receive any string value that begins with a letter or an underscore and that only contains letters, digits, <".">, and <"_">. | The //id// attribute uniquely identifies the element within a document. |
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