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Cisco® Field Manual: Catalyst® Switch Configuration
By Dave Hucaby, Steve McQuerry
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Publisher: Cisco Press
Pub Date: October 08, 2002
ISBN: 1-58705-043-9
Pages: 560

Table of Contents  | Index

		Copyright
		About the Authors
			About the Technical Reviewers
		Acknowledgments
		Icons Used in This Book
		Command Syntax Conventions
		Introduction
			Features
			How to Use This Book
		Chapter 1.  CLI Usage
			Section 1-1.  Catalyst Operating System (COS)
			Section 1-2.  Cisco Internetwork Operating System (IOS) Software
			Section 1-3.  ROM Monitor
		Chapter 2.  Switch Functionality
			Section 2-1.  Catalyst Switch Families
			Section 2-2.  Switched Campus Network Designs
			Further Reading
		Chapter 3.  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
		Chapter 4.  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
		Chapter 5.  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
		Chapter 6.  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
		Chapter 7.  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
		Chapter 8.  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
		Chapter 9.  Multicast
			Multicast Addressing
			Section 9-1.  IGMP Snooping
			Section 9-2.  CGMP
			Section 9-3.  GMRP
			Section 9-4.  RGMP
			Further Reading
		Chapter 10.  Server Load Balancing (SLB)
			Section 10-1.  SLB
			Section 10-2.  SLB Firewall Load Balancing
			Section 10-3.  SLB Probes
			Further Reading
		Chapter 11.  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
		Chapter 12.  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
		Chapter 13.  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
		Chapter 14.  Voice
			Section 14-1.  Voice Ports
			Section 14-2.  Voice QoS
			Section 14-3.  Voice Modules
			Further Reading
		Appendix A.  Cabling Quick Reference
			Back-to-Back Connections
		Appendix B.  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
		Appendix C.  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
		Appendix D.  Extending VLANs Within Layer 3 Switches
			Using Integrated Routing and Bridging (IRB) to Extend a VLAN
			Feature Example
		Index