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Cisco Field Manual. Catalyst Switch Configuration

ISBN: 1587050439
EAN: N/A

Year: 2001
Pages: 150

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• Cisco Field Manual: Catalyst Switch Configuration
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• About the Authors
• About the Technical Reviewers
• Acknowledgments
• Icons Used in This Book
• Command Syntax Conventions
• Introduction
• Features
• How to Use This Book
• Chapter1.CLI Usage
• Section 1-1. Catalyst Operating System (COS)
• Section 1-2. Cisco Internetwork Operating System (IOS) Software
• Section 1-3. ROM Monitor
• Chapter2.Switch Functionality
• Section 2-1. Catalyst Switch Families
• Section 2-2. Switched Campus Network Designs
• Further Reading
• Chapter3.Supervisor Engine Configuration
• Section 3-1. Prompts and Banners
• Section 3-2. IP Addressing Services
• Section 3-3. Passwords and Password Recovery
• Section 3-4. Managing Modules
• Section 3-5. File Management and Boot Parameters
• Section 3-6. Redundant Supervisors
• Section 3-7. Cisco Discovery Protocol
• Section 3-8. Time and Calendar
• Further Reading
• Chapter4.Layer 2 Interface Configuration
• Section 4-1. Switching Table
• Section 4-2. Port Selection
• Section 4-3. Ethernet
• Section 4-4. EtherChannel
• Section 4-5. Token Ring
• Section 4-6. ATM LANE
• Further Reading
• Chapter5.Layer 3 Interface Configuration
• Section 5-1. Layer 3 Switching
• Section 5-2. Layer 3 Ethernet Interfaces
• Section 5-3. Layer 3 EtherChannels
• Section 5-4. WAN Interfaces
• Section 5-5. Virtual Interfaces
• Section 5-6. Routing Tables
• Further Reading
• Chapter6.VLANs and Trunking
• Section 6-1. VLAN Configuration
• Section 6-2. VLAN Port Assignments
• Section 6-3. Trunking
• Section 6-4. VLAN Trunking Protocol
• Section 6-5. GVRP
• Section 6-6. Private VLANs
• Further Reading
• Chapter7.Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
• Section 7-1. STP Operation
• Section 7-2. STP Configuration
• Section 7-3. STP Convergence Tuning
• Section 7-4. Navigating a Spanning-Tree Topology
• Further Reading
• Chapter8.Multilayer Switching
• Section 8-1. Multilayer Switching
• Section 8-2. Cisco Express Forwarding
• Section 8-3. NetFlow Data Export
• Section 8-4. MSFC Redundancy with Single Router Mode
• Section 8-5. MSFC Redundancy with Configuration Synchronization
• Section 8-6. Router Redundancy with HSRP
• Further Reading
• Chapter9.Multicast
• Multicast Addressing
• Section 9-1. IGMP Snooping
• Section 9-2. CGMP
• Section 9-3. GMRP
• Section 9-4. RGMP
• Further Reading
• Chapter10.Server Load Balancing (SLB)
• Section 10-1. SLB
• Section 10-2. SLB Firewall Load Balancing
• Section 10-3. SLB Probes
• Further Reading
• Chapter11.Controlling Traffic and Switch Access
• Section 11-1. Broadcast Suppression
• Section 11-2. Protocol Filtering
• Section 11-3. Port Security
• Section 11-4. VLAN Access Control Lists
• Section 11-5. Switch Authentication
• Section 11-6. Permit Lists
• Section 11-7. SSH Telnet Configuration
• Section 11-8. 802.1X Port Authentication
• Further Reading
• Chapter12.Switch Management
• Section 12-1. Logging
• Section 12-2. Simple Network Management Protocol
• Section 12-3. Switched Port Analyzer
• Section 12-4. Power Management
• Section 12-5. Environmental Monitoring
• Section 12-6. Packet Tracing
• Further Reading
• Chapter13.Quality of Service
• Section 13-1. QoS Theory
• Section 13-2. QoS Configuration
• Section 13-3. QoS Data Export
• Section 13-4. QoS Management
• Further Reading
• Chapter14.Voice
• Section 14-1. Voice Ports
• Section 14-2. Voice QoS
• Section 14-3. Voice Modules
• Further Reading
• AppendixA.Cabling Quick Reference
• Back-to-Back Connections
• AppendixB.Well-known Protocol, Port, and Other Numbers
• Section B-1. IP Protocol Numbers
• Section B-2. ICMP Type and Code Numbers
• Section B-3. Well-known IP Port Numbers
• Section B-4. Well-Known IP Multicast Addresses
• Section B-5. Ethernet Type Codes
• AppendixC.Additional Catalyst Modules
• Section C-1. Intrusion Detection System Module
• Section C-2. 6000 Network Analysis Module
• Section C-3. Catalyst 6000 Switch Fabric Module
• Section C-4. Catalyst 6000 FlexWAN Module
• AppendixD.Extending VLANs Within Layer 3 Switches
• Using Integrated Routing and Bridging (IRB) to Extend a VLAN
• Feature Example
• Index
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