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daisy chaining
repeaters
daisy-chaining
repeaters
Data Direct VCs
building 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th
data plane
data transmission
full-duplex
half-duplex
databases
LECS
building 2nd
configuring 2nd
VMPS
building 2nd 3rd
DCE (data communication equipment)
debug
RSM
debug mls rp commands
DEC STP
comparing to IEEE STP
default enable password
setting
deferral counter threshold
defining
VTP domains 2nd
delay
jabber
deleting
bridging table entries
VLANs 2nd
VLANs in clients
departmental organization
networks
deploying
Layer 3 functionality in VLANs 2nd 3rd
design scenarios
8500s
IDF Supervisor configuration 2nd 3rd
IP addressing
MDF Supervisor configuration
server farms
Spanning Tree 2nd
trunks
VLAN design
VTP
MLS 2nd 3rd
hardware selection 2nd
IDF Supervisor configuration 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
IP addressing 2nd
IPX addressing
load balancing
MDF Supervisor configuration 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th
Spanning Tree 2nd
trunks
VLAN design
VTP server mode
Designated Bridge
Designated Ports
election 2nd
locating
designing
campus networks
campus-wide VLANs model 2nd 3rd 4th
discontiguous subnets 2nd 3rd
distribution layer
IDF wiring closets
IDF/access layer 2nd
multilayer model 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
requirements
router and hub model 2nd
three-layer model 2nd
traffic patterns 2nd 3rd
VTP 2nd
campusnetworks
core layer
multilayer networks
core 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th
server farms 2nd 3rd 4th
distributed
secured VLANs
SPT topology
VLANs
PLANs 2nd
detecting
indirect failure
indirect link failures 2nd 3rd
deterministic Root Bridge placement 2nd
devices
ATM
addressing
edge devices 2nd
switches 2nd
autonegotiation 2nd
bridges
aging timer 2nd 3rd
LAN segmentation 2nd 3rd 4th
transparent
Catalyst
TFTP, configuring
Class I repeaters
DCE (data communication equipment)
distribution layer
DTE (data terminal equipment) 2nd
hubs
LANE modules
configuring 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
MPOA configuration 2nd 3rd
load balancing 2nd
MAC addresses
OUI
manufacturing flaws
MDF
core layer connections
Layer 2 switches
Layer 3 router switching
MLS switches
requirements
MDF (Main Distribution Frame) 2nd
MII connectors (media independent interface)
MLS
stacking 2nd 3rd
MPOA edge devices 2nd
MPOA host devices 2nd
repeaters
5/3/1 rule
bandwidth sharing
Class II 2nd
daisy chaining
end-to-end distance
Fast Ethernet 2nd
networks, extending
segmentation 2nd
stations per segment
router accelerators
routers
LAN segmentation 2nd 3rd
trunk links 2nd
STP, disabling
switches
LAN segmentation 2nd 3rd
trunk links 2nd
switching routers 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
transparent
VLANs, deleting
DHCP
server-to-server communication 2nd
user mobility
diagramming
SPT logical topology
dialup connections
SVCs
Disabled state (STP) 2nd 3rd
disabling
PAgP 2nd 3rd
SPT 2nd
STP 2nd
discontiguous subnets 2nd 3rd
DISL
configuration, verifying
DTP (Dynamic Trunk Protocol) 2nd
DISL (Dynamic ISL) 2nd 3rd
displaying
configuration files 2nd 3rd
module specific 2nd
history buffer
statistics
STP 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
VLAN configuration 2nd
Distributed Root Bridge placement
distributed server farms
distributed TrCRF
distributed VLAN design method
distribution blocks
IP addressing 2nd
multilayer campus model 2nd 3rd
server farms
designing 2nd
VTP domains
distribution layer
campus networks
distribution layer devices
documenting
networks
PLANs 2nd
SPT
logical topology
VLAN configuration
domains
spanning tree
Spanning Tree
overlapping
SPT
limiting 2nd 3rd
VTP 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
boundaries 2nd
flooding 2nd
membership 2nd 3rd
naming conventions 2nd
double-tagging 2nd 3rd
DRiP (Duplicate Ring Protocol)
dropping
packets
DTE (data terminal equipment) 2nd
DTP (Dynamic Trunk Protocol) 2nd 3rd 4th
Dual-PHY 2nd 3rd
dynamic port configuration (VLANs)
Dynamic Trunk Protocol [See also DTP]
dynamic VLANs 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
architecture