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CSS Administration Guide (Software Version 7.20)
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Index
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Preface
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Booting, Logging In, and Getting Started
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Configuring CSS Basics
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Managing the CSS Software
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Specifying the CSS Boot Configuration
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Configuring Interfaces and Circuits
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Configuring CSS Network Protocols
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Configuring Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
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Using the CSS Logging Features
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Configuring Flow and Port Mapping Parameters
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Configuring User Profiles
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Configuring CSS Remote Access Methods
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Configuring Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
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Configuring Remote Monitoring (RMON)
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Upgrading Your CSS Software
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Using the Offline Diagnostic Monitor Menu
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Troubleshooting the Boot Process
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Feedback
Table Of Contents
A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Z
Index
A
absolute sampling13-17
ACLs
disabling logging globally8-11
logging activity8-11
running-config, displaying in3-10, 3-15
activating
RMON alarm13-21
RMON event13-9
RMON history13-26
active SCM, copying boot configuration record4-16
ADI
included on Cisco.comA-2
unpacking3-25
administrative password
changing2-5
settingB-21
administrative username
changing2-5
settingB-21
advanced options for Offline Diagnostic Monitor menuB-19
agent
CSS as SNMP agent, defining12-10
MIB12-5
overview12-3
SNMP12-3
aging time, configuring for bridging6-40
alternate configuration pathB-8
archive directory
archiving files to3-26
clearing3-28
restoring files from3-28
archiving
files, viewing3-4
files to the archive directory3-16, 3-26
log files3-27
log files, restoring3-29
running-config3-28
scripts3-27
scripts, restoring3-30
startup-config3-27
startup-config, restoring3-30
ARP
clearing parameters6-7
configuring for CSS6-5
displaying information6-7
timeout, configuring6-6
updating parameters6-7
wait time, configuring6-6
ArrowPoint Distribution Image. See ADI
assigning
IP address for a circuit5-31
IP address for management port2-9
subnet mask for CSS2-10
subnet mask for management port2-9
audiencexxx
auto-negotiate Ethernet ports5-8
autonomous system boundary routers7-6, 7-15, 7-16, 7-19, 7-20
B
banner, login10-11
boot configuration
alternate configuration path4-18
copying configuration record4-16
displayingB-18
flowchartB-5
menu optionsB-6
mode configuration4-3
path, specifying secondary4-9
showing4-17
boot file
primary boot configuration, specifying4-3, 4-4, 4-11, 4-12, B-7
secondary boot configuration, specifying4-6, 4-7, 4-13, B-12
showing boot informationB-18
boot log
boot.bak8-3
messages8-2
boot process
entering license key1-2
hardware initialization1-6
troubleshootingC-1
BPDU guard
displaying information5-18
enabling5-17
bridge
aging time, configuring6-40
configuring for CSS6-39
forward-time6-40
hello-time, configuring6-40
interface to a VLAN, configuring5-11
max age, configuring6-41
pathcost, configuring5-15
priority, configuring (for an interface)5-15
priority, configuring (for CSS)6-41
showing configurations6-42
spanning tree, enabling6-42
state, configuring5-16
unconditional bridging6-24
viewing statistics12-28
broadcast IP address, restoring5-32
C
caution
ADI, removingA-11
archiving profilesA-5
clearing the running configuration3-10
community strings for SNMP12-12
creating/modifying username or password2-6
Ethernet Management port IP address, configuringB-17
Ethernet Management port subnet address2-10
existing username, removing2-8
ip record-route, enabling6-22
password-protecting Offline DM Main menuB-20
shutting down an interface5-29
smurf attacks6-24
spanning-tree bridging, disabling6-42
symbol overviewxxxv
undoing restrictions for user database3-4
changing
administrative password2-5
administrative username2-5
CLI prompt10-8
user directory access privileges2-7
user password2-8
changing the default username and password1-4
chassis information, displaying3-36
check disk
disabling or enabling on the diskB-27
performing on the diskB-25
circuit
configuring5-30
configuring DHCP relay destination6-45
displaying DHCP relay information6-46
enabling or disabling DHCP relay agent6-45
IP interface, configuring5-31
overview5-1
quick start5-4
router-discovery lifetime5-34
router-discovery limited broadcast5-34
router-discovery max-advertisement interval5-35
router-discovery min-advertisement5-35
showing5-36
circuit IP
broadcast address, configuring5-32
disabling5-33
enabling5-33
IP address, configuring5-31
redirects, configuring5-32
removing5-31
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)
configuring6-36
displaying6-38
clearing
archive directory3-28
ARP parameters6-7
disk files3-24
RMON statistics13-31
running-config3-10
startup-config3-10
CLI
commands, logging to sys.log8-18
conventionsxxxv
CSS configurations, displaying3-34
Ethernet management port usage2-9
expert mode2-13
prompt, changing10-8
terminal screen output lines, configuring10-4
User commands versus SuperUser commands2-6
community
configuring an SNMP community12-12
overview12-8
SNMP trap-host, configuring12-15
configuration quick start
CSS as a SNMP agent12-10
Denial of Service (DoS)12-20
initial CSS configuration2-2, 4-2
interface and circuit5-4
logging8-4
OSPF7-7
RMON alarm13-12
RMON event13-4
configuration scripts1-10
configuring
bridging for CSS6-40
CDP for CSS6-36
circuit5-30
circuit IP address5-31
circuit IP interface5-31
CSS as RADIUS client11-9
CSS as TACACS+ client11-21
DHCP relay agent6-44
ECMP6-23
Ethernet management port1-3
FTP server recordA-2
global OSPF7-7
IP route6-17
IP source route6-21
IP subnet broadcast6-24
IP unconditional bridging6-24
Layer 3 load balancing1-13
Layer 5 load balancing1-15
OSPF global parameters7-12
OSPF IP interface parameters7-21
proxy cache1-17
RIP for CSS6-11
RIP for IP interface5-38
RMON alarm13-10
RMON event13-4
RMON history13-21
router-discovery5-30
SNTP server operation2-18
time, date, and timezone2-13
user name and password2-6
console
authentication, configuring11-30
enabling access11-32
restricting access to the CSS11-33
Content Services Switch
11501 port designation5-7, 5-22
11503 and 11506 slot/port designation5-7
ARP, configuring for CSS6-5
assigning a subnet mask2-9, 2-10
booting from a network drive4-16, 4-17
bridging, configuring6-36
CDP, configuring6-36
chassis information, displaying3-36
configurations, displaying3-34
controlling remote access to2-13
flow parameters, configuring9-7
host name, configuring2-19
idle timeout, configuring10-6
logging functions8-4
logging in1-8
MIBs12-32
opportunistic layer 3 forwarding6-25
rebooting1-22
remote access, controlling11-28
restricting access11-32
RIP, configuring6-11
shutdown1-22
SNMP, controlling access12-9
system resources, displaying3-44
system uptime, displaying3-45
user terminal parameters, configuring10-3
control ports, reclaiming9-9
copying
boot configuration record4-16
core dumps to FTP or TFTP server3-32
core dumps to TFTP server3-31
files between disks3-21
log files to FTP or TFTP server8-23
log files to FTP server3-33, 8-23
log files to TFTP server8-24
new software to CSSA-2
user profiles10-9
core directory3-3
core dumps
copying to an FTP or TFTP server3-32
copying to TFTP server3-34
disabling3-31
disk destination, configuring (from CLI)3-20
disk destination, configuring from Offline DMB-28
enabling3-31
showing3-32
CSS. See Content Services Switch
CSS 11501 disks
configuring from CLI3-17
formatting from CLI3-18
D
default gateway for management port2-11, B-17
default IP route, configuring2-12, 6-17
default VLAN, restoring5-11, 5-12
delayed binding9-4
deleting software from the diskB-19, B-28
delta sampling13-17
Denial of Service (DoS)
configuring using SNMP12-20
displaying12-23
SNMP trap-type, defining12-21
DHCP. See Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
directory access privileges (username)2-7
disabling
bridge spanning tree6-42
check diskB-27
circuit IP5-33
circuit IP unreachables5-32
core dumps3-31
implicit service for static route next hop6-20
logging8-7
logging to disk8-14
logging to sys.log file on disk8-14
OSPF IP interface7-22
router discovery5-33
Telnet access for SSHD11-4, 11-5
Telnet for use with SSHD11-4
disk
boot, primary boot record4-3, B-11
boot, secondary boot record4-6, B-16
buffer size, specifying for logging8-6
clearing files3-24
configuring from CLI3-17
copying between disks3-21
CSS drive failure (network boot)B-8
disabling logging to8-14
disabling or enabling check diskB-27
files, displaying3-23
formatting from CLI3-18
general information, showing3-46
mapping, displaying3-23
module, restoring files from archive directory3-28
options, Offline Diagnostic Monitor menuB-22
performing a check diskB-25
reformatting the disk (Disk Option menu)B-22
reformatting the disk (from CLI)3-18
running check disk on the disk (Disk Options menu)B-22
software version, deletingB-19
specifying for log file destination8-13
displaying
CDP information6-38
CSS configurations3-34
DHCP relay configuration information6-46
global port mapping statistics9-22
hardware information3-36
history buffer10-9
log files8-18
noflow port mapping9-25
SNMP configuration12-26
username2-8
DNS
primary server for CSS, configuring6-2
resolve for CSS, configuring6-3
secondary server for CSS, configuring6-3
specifying suffix6-4
documentation
audiencexxx
chapter contentsxxx
relatedxxxii
setxxxii
symbols and conventionsxxxv
duplex, configuring for interface5-8
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
configuring CSS relay agent6-44
configuring destinations6-45
displaying relay configuration information6-46
enabling or disabling CSS relay agent6-45
setting maximum allowable hops field for forwarding messages6-46
E
ECMP
configuring6-23
IP address, configuring6-23
no-prefer-ingress, configuring6-23
recovering from a failed router6-23
round-robin, configuring6-23
email address, sending log messages to8-12
enterprise MIBs12-7
Ethernet management port
configuring1-3
IP address and subnet mask, configuring2-9
statistical data13-21
viewing statistics12-28, 13-27
european date, configuring2-14
expert mode10-7
F
falling threshold for an RMON alarm13-19
file destination, specifying for logging8-13
flash disk3-17
directory structure3-2
failure, using network boot4-18
installed software versionsA-4
logging to8-3
reformatting3-18
flow
cleanup9-6
control block9-2
dropping long-lived idle connections9-7
inactivity timeout9-10
Layer 59-3
maintaining long-lived idle connections9-7
overview9-1
parameters, configuring9-1
permanent connections for TCP/UDP ports9-8
statistics, showing9-10
TCP9-2
TCP maximum segment size, configuring9-9
UDP9-2
forward time, configuring for bridging6-40
fragmentation, configuring flow processing for UDP9-14
FTP
boot, primary boot recordB-10
boot, secondary boot record4-5, 4-8, B-15
copying log files to server3-33, 8-23
enabling access11-32
reclaiming reserved control ports9-9
record, configuring3-5
restricting access to the CSS11-33
FTP server
copying core dumps to3-33
copying files from3-6
copying log files to8-23
record, configuringA-2
G
garbage collection9-6
gateway, default for Management port2-11, B-17
global port mapping9-21
GZIP-compressed softwareA-2
H
hard disk
configuring3-17
directory structure3-2
failure, using network boot4-18
installed software versionsA-4
logging to8-3
reformatting3-18
hardware, displaying chassis information3-36
hardware initialization1-6
hello time, configuring for bridging6-40
history buffer
displaying10-9
modifying10-8
host, specifying as log file destination8-16
host name, configuring10-6
HTTP9-4
I
ICMP redirect message transmission, disabling5-32
idle timeout, configuring10-6
implicit service, disabling6-20
install new softwareA-1, B-10, B-15
interface
auto-negotiate5-8
bridging to VLAN5-11
configuring Port Fast5-16
describing5-7
displaying statistics5-24
duplex and speed, configuring5-8
enabling BPDU guard5-17
enabling Port Fast5-17
layer, restarting5-29
maximum idle time, configuring5-10
overview5-1
quick start5-4
RIP, configuring5-38
showing5-22
showing duplex and speed5-23
showing Ethernet errors5-27
shutting down5-29
speed, configuring5-8
starting5-29
trunking to VLAN5-11
internal disk module directory structure3-2
IP
box-to-box redundancy, configuring6-22
configuration, showing6-27
fragmentation9-14
record route, configuring6-22
route, configuring6-17
route, displaying configurations6-29
route, removing6-20
source route, configuring6-21
statistics, displaying configurations6-31
subnet broadcast, configuring6-24
summary, displaying6-31
unconditional bridging6-24
IP address
configuring using Offline Diagnostic Monitor menuB-17
Ethernet management port, configuring for2-10
finding3-16
management port2-9
removing from circuit5-31
IP ECMP
address, configuring6-23
no-prefer-ingress, configuring6-23
round-robin, configuring6-23
IP interfaces
displaying configurations6-28
showing5-37
stopping RIP5-38
L
Layer 3 load balancing, configuring1-13
Layer 5 load balancing, configuring1-15
LEDs
CSS 11501 boot patterns1-7
CSS 11503 and 11506 module boot patterns1-7
license key
Enhanced feature set11-3
entering1-2
locating1-2
Proximity Database11-3
license key, Secure Management11-3
log files
archiving3-27
boot3-3
boot and subsystem8-2
copying to an FTP or TFTP server8-23
copying to FTP server3-33, 8-23
copying to TFTP server8-24
destination, configuring from CLI3-21
destination, configuring from Offline DMB-28
destination, specifying disk8-13
destination, specifying line8-17
host destination, specifying8-16
log activity8-18
log state8-21
restoring archived files3-29
showing8-18
sys.log3-3
logging
ACL activity8-11
boot.bak8-3
boot.log8-3
CLI commands8-18
commands8-2
configuring from config mode8-4
CSS line destination, specifying8-17
disabling8-17
disabling to sys.log file8-14
enabling for a subsystem8-7
enabling to sys.log file8-14
file destination8-13
host destination, specifying8-16
interpreting sys.log messages8-25
into the CSS1-8
log state8-21
overview8-2
send messages to an email address8-12
specifying disk buffer size8-6
subsystem, disabling for8-7
subsystem, enabling on8-7
sys.log8-3
to a specific file on disk8-13
to host, disabling8-17
to sys.log file, enabling8-14
turning off from disk8-14
turning off from host8-17
login banner, configuring10-11
log messages
boot8-2
interpreting sys.log messages8-25
on the CSS8-2
sending to an email address8-12
subsystem8-2
subsystem, configuring for8-10
M
management port, assigning an IP address and subnet mask2-9
manager
MIB objects12-5
overview12-3
planning SNMP configuration12-9
SNMP12-3
SNMP manager access to CSS, enabling12-26
MIBs
CSS12-32
defining object as a sample variable13-16
directory3-3
enterprise12-7
looking up objects12-27, 13-16
object identifiers12-7
objects12-5
upgradingA-14
useful statistics12-28
variables12-7
N
NAT9-20
netmask format, configuring for user10-5
network boot
configuration, showing4-20
primary boot recordB-8
secondary boot recordB-13
specifying primary config path4-6
network drive, booting CSS from4-17
noflow port mapping9-24
O
Offline Diagnostic Monitor menu
advanced optionsB-19
configuring default gateway for management portB-17
disabling or enabling check diskB-27
disk optionsB-22
performing a check diskB-25
reformatting the diskB-22
setting password protection1-5, B-20
using to configure IP addressB-17
using to configure subnet maskB-17
opportunistic layer 3 forwarding
configuration example6-25
configuring6-25
OSPF
advertising other routes through OSPF7-20
area border routers7-5
areas7-4
autonomous system7-4
autonomous system boundary routers7-5
basic network topology7-3
configuring global parameters7-12
configuring IP interface parameters7-21
CSS IP interface, configuring7-21
enabling on IP interface7-22
interface attributes7-23
interface configuration, assigning an area7-22
link-state database7-6
overview7-2
quick configuration verification7-11
quick global configuration7-7
quick IP interface configuration7-9
router ID, configuring7-12
routing hierarchy7-3
startup-config file7-41
stub area7-5
viewing area information7-27
viewing AS-external entries7-35
viewing configured advertised ASE routes7-35
viewing global statistics7-28
viewing interface information7-29
viewing link-state database information7-32
viewing neighbors7-38
viewing redistribution policy7-36
viewing summary-route configuration7-37
OSPF global configuration
area, configuring7-13
AS boundary router7-15
disabling7-13
enabling7-13
equal-cost routes7-14
removing an area7-14
router ID7-12
summarizing routes7-14
OSPF interface
attributes, configuring7-23
configuring cost7-23
configuring CSS IP interface7-21
dead router interval, configuring7-23
hello packet interval, configuring7-24
password, setting7-24
poll interval, setting7-25
priority, setting7-25
retransmission interval, setting7-26
transit delay, setting7-26
P
packet storms, preventing6-42
passive SCM
boot record, configuring4-10
copying boot-config from active SCM4-16
IP address, configuring4-11
passive sync command4-16
primary boot file, configuring4-11
primary configuration path4-12
primary configuration path, configuring4-13
SCM secondary boot file, configuring4-13
secondary boot type, configuring4-14
secondary configuration path, configuring4-15
subnet mask, configuring4-15
password
administrative, changing2-5
administrative password, changing2-5
administrative password, settingB-21
caution on protecting Offline DM Main menuB-20
Offline DM Main menu protectionB-20
protection, setting on Offline Diagnostic Monitor menuB-20, B-23
user, configuring2-6
user password, changing2-8
password-protecting the OffDM menu1-5
pathcost, configuring for bridging5-15
permanent connections, configuring for TCP/UDP ports9-8, 9-9
persistence9-5
port
analyzing5-43
auto-negotiate5-8
configuring Port Fast5-16
DSPAN5-43
enabling BPDU guard5-17
enabling Port Fast5-17
interfaces, configuring5-6
mirroring5-43
monitoring5-43
permanent connections for TCP/UDP ports9-8
SSPAN5-43
translation9-20
Port Fast
BPDU guard5-17
configuring5-16
displaying information5-18
enabling5-17
port mapping
prefix notation, configuring for subnet mask display10-5
primary boot
configuration4-3, 4-4, 4-11, 4-12, B-7
file, specifying3-18, 3-19, 3-20, 3-21, 4-3
type, configuring4-4
primary boot record
destination, configuring from CLI3-19
destination, configuring from Offline DMB-28
FTP bootB-10
network bootB-8
secondary bootB-11
primary config path, specifying for network boot4-6
priority, configuring for bridging5-15
protocol
ARP, configuring6-5
CDP, configuring6-36
IP, configuring6-17
network protocols, configuring6-1
proxy cache, configuring1-17
Q
quick start
CSS as a SNMP agent12-10
Denial of Service (DoS12-20
initial CSS configuration2-2
interface and circuit5-4
OSPF7-7
RMON alarm13-12
RMON event13-4
R
RADIUS
Cisco Secure Access Control Server (ACS)11-10
consolel authentication11-30
CSS as RADIUS client, configuring11-9
displaying configuration information11-15
overview11-9
primary RADIUS server11-12
RADIUS server host parameters11-9
secondary RADIUS server11-13
server, configuring11-10
server dead-time11-15
server retransmits11-14
server timeouts11-14
virtual authentication11-28, 11-29
rebooting the CSS1-22
reclaiming flow resources9-10
redirection9-5
redundancy, disabling6-22
reformatting the disk3-18, B-23
remapping9-5
remote access, setting for CSS11-28
removing
DHCP relay destination address6-45
IP address from a circuit5-31
user name2-8
resetting the back-end connection9-5
resource reclamation, flow9-10
restarting an interface5-29, 5-30
restoring
archived files3-29
archived log file3-29
archived script file3-30
archived startup-config3-30
bridge path cost default value5-15
bridge priority default value5-15
bridge state default value5-16
broadcast IP address5-32
default aging-time6-40
default bridge forward time6-40
default bridge hello-time6-40
default bridge max-age6-41
default bridge priority5-15
default broadcast IP address5-32
default VLAN5-11
files from archive directory3-28
log files3-29
router-discovery advertisement interval timers5-35
router discovery default5-33
router-discovery max-advertisement-interval default value5-35
router discovery preference5-33
script3-30
startup-config3-30
restricting
access to the CSS11-32
access to user database3-4
RIP
advertise, configuring6-12
default-route, configuring5-39
displaying configurations5-40, 6-14
equal cost, configuring6-13
receive, configuring5-39
redistribute, configuring6-12
redistribute, stopping6-13
stopping on an IP interface5-38
RMON
alarm index, creating13-13
clearing statistics13-31
configuration considerations13-3
event configuration identifier, creating13-5
history configuration identifier, creating13-23
RMON-1 groups13-2
startup-config file13-35
statistics group13-2
viewing statistics12-28, 13-27
RMON alarm
activating13-21
configuring13-10
falling threshold, defining13-19
group13-2
index, creating13-13
index, deleting13-15
owner, defining13-15
rising threshold, defining13-18
sample interval, defining13-20
sample variable, defining13-16
sampling example13-10
sampling type, defining13-17
setting attributes13-15
startup alarm, defining13-20
RMON event
activating13-9
community, defining13-7
configuring13-4
describing13-7
group13-2
index, deleting13-6
index attributes, modifying for CSS13-6
notification type, defining13-8
owner, defining13-8
quick configuration13-4
setting attributes13-6
suspending13-9
viewing13-33
viewing a trap log file13-34
viewing disk log file13-34
RMON history
activating13-26
bucket count, defining13-25
bucket interval, defining13-26
configuring13-21
data object, defining13-25
deleting configuration identifier13-24
group13-2
owner, defining13-25
setting attributes13-24
viewing information for13-31
router discovery
advertisement interval timers, restoring default value5-35
broadcast lifetime, configuring5-34
disabling5-33
IP interface, configuring for an5-33
lifetime, configuring5-34
limited-broadcast, configuring5-34
max-advertisement-interval, configuring5-35
max-advertisement-interval, restoring default value5-35
min-advertisement-interval, configuring5-35
preference, configuring5-33
preference, restoring default value5-33
running check disk on the diskB-22
running-config
archiving3-28
clearing3-10
copying3-7
creating using text editor3-15
displaying3-10
example3-13
ordering information within3-15
using3-7
running-profile
copying to an FTP server10-10
copying to an TFTP server10-11
copying to a user profile10-10
copying to the default profile10-10
S
sample variable, finding and defining13-16
sampling
absolute13-17
defining13-17
delta13-17
interval for an RMON alarm13-20
RMON alarm example13-10
SCM
boot record for passive SCM, configuring4-10
configuring network boot for primary4-18
disks, configuring from CLI3-17
disks, formatting from CLI3-18
IP address for passive SCM, configuring4-11
network boot for passive, configuring4-19
scripts
archiving3-28
disk directory3-3
restoring archived file3-30
secondary boot
configuration path, specifying4-9
configuration settingB-12
type, specifying4-7
secondary boot record
destination, configuring from CLI3-20
destination, configuring from Offline DMB-28
network bootB-13
secondary config path, specifying4-9
Secure Management license key11-3
security options
Offline Diagnostic Monitor menuB-20
setting password protection on Offline Diagnostic Monitor menuB-20
session, specifying as log file destination8-17
showing
boot informationB-18
bridge forwarding5-19, 5-22, 6-42
CDP information6-38
circuits5-36
core dumps3-32
disk files3-23
disk mapping3-23
DoS attacks12-23
Ethernet interface errors5-27
general disk information3-46
interfaces5-22
IP configuration6-27
IP interfaces5-37
IP summary6-35
log files8-18
OSPF area information7-27
OSPF AS-external entries7-35
OSPF configured advertised ASE routes7-35
OSPF global statistics7-28
OSPF interface information7-29
OSPF link-state database information7-32
OSPF neighbors7-38
OSPF redistribution policy7-36
OSPF summary-route configuration7-37
RADIUS server configuration11-15
RIP6-14
SNMP configuration12-26
SNTP configuration2-18
system resources3-44
system uptime3-45
TACACS+ server configuration11-27
shutting down
all interfaces5-29
interface stack layer5-29
the CSS1-22
smurf attacks caution6-24
SNMP
agents12-3
community, RMON event13-7
community, using12-26
configuration, displaying12-26
configuring12-9
enabling access11-32
get12-3
get-next12-3
managers12-3
managing12-26
MIBs12-5
restricting access to the CSS11-33
set12-4
trap hosts12-11
traps12-3
SNTP
overview2-17
poll-interval2-18
server, configuring2-18
showing SNTP information2-18
software
build number1-6
copying new software to CSSA-2
deleting a version from the diskB-19
GZIP-compressed softwareA-2
overview3-2
upgrade (manual process)A-11
upgrade cautionA-5
upgrade scriptA-4
version1-6
version format3-2
version number1-6
SPAN
configuring5-45
displaying information5-46
example5-44
overview5-43
verifying configuration5-46
spanning-tree bridging
aging time6-40
caution when disabling6-42
configuring6-39
disabling6-42
enabling6-42
enabling and disabling6-41
forward-time6-40
hello-time6-40
max age6-41
priority6-41
speed, configuring for interface5-8
spoofing9-3
SSHD
configuring11-2
displaying configurations11-6
enabling access to the CSS11-32
keepalive, configuring11-4
port, configuring11-5
restricting access to the CSS11-33
Secure Management license key, entering11-3
server-keybits, configuring11-5
startup alarm for RMON13-20
startup-config
archiving3-28
clearing3-10
copying3-7
creating using text editor3-15
displaying3-14
ordering information within3-15
OSPF configuration7-41
overview3-3
restoring archived file3-30
RMON configuration13-35
saving offline3-9
using3-7
static IP route, configuring2-12, 6-17
statistics
clearing RMON13-31
DoS12-20
Ethernet interface errors5-27
flow9-10
global port mapping9-22
interface5-24
MIB-II (interface)5-24
noflow port mapping9-25
OSPF global7-28
RADIUS server11-15
showing flows9-10
viewing an Ethernet port13-27
subnet mask
assigning to CSS2-10
configuring using Offline Diagnostic Monitor menuB-17
prefix notation, configuring for user10-5
subsystem
disabling logging8-7
enabling for logging8-7
log messages8-2
log messages, defining8-10
switched port analyzer. See also SPAN
sys.log3-3, 8-2, 8-3, 8-14, 8-18
sys.log.prev8-4
system resources, showing3-44
T
TACACS+
accounting, setting11-26
authentication, setting11-25
Cisco Secure Access Control Server (ACS)11-19
console authentication11-30
CSS as client, configuring11-21
displaying configuration information11-27
global encryption key11-23
global timeout period11-24
overview11-18
server, configuring11-19
TACACS+ server parameters11-21
virtual authentication11-29
TCP
3-way handshake9-3
flow9-2
Telnet
disabling for use with SSHD11-4, 11-5
enabling access11-32
enabling and disabling for SSHD11-4, 11-6
reclaiming reserved control ports9-9
restricting access to the CSS11-33
terminal parameters
terminal idle, configuring10-4
terminal length, configuring10-4
terminal more, configuring10-5
terminal netmask format, configuring10-5
terminal timeout, configuring10-6
user-specific, configuring10-3
text editor
running-config, creating3-15
startup-config, creating3-15
TFTP server
copying core dumps to3-34
copying log files to8-23
copying log files to server8-24
threshold
falling RMON alarm13-19
rising RMON alarm13-18
time, configuring for CSS2-13
timeout, flow inactivity9-10
timezone, configuring for CSS2-13
transparent cache, configuring1-12, 1-19
traps
background12-3
log file13-34
specifying hosts12-11
trap host12-4
traplogs, reading12-29
trunking
configuring5-13
interface to VLAN5-11
U
UDP
DNS port numbers, mapping9-24
flow9-2
IP packet fragments9-14
upgrading software
configuring FTP recordA-2
copying new software to CSSA-2
manuallyA-11
MIBsA-14
procedureA-1
scriptA-4
user
data, restricting access3-4
information, showing3-47
User-database, restricting access to the CSS11-32, 11-33
User Datagram Protocol. See also UDP
username
configuring2-6
directory access privileges2-7
displaying2-8
removing2-8
user password
changing2-8
configuring2-6
user profiles
configuring10-2
copying and saving10-9
user terminal parameters
configuring11-34
terminal domain lookup, configuring10-4
terminal idle, configuring10-4
terminal length, configuring10-4
terminal more, configuring10-5
terminal timeout, configuring10-6
V
virtual authentication, configuring11-29
VLAN
bridge to interface5-11
default VLAN in a trunk link5-13
restoring default5-11
trunking5-11
W
warning
level warning8-3, 8-5, 8-9, 8-10
symbol overviewxxxv
web management
enabling access11-32
restricting access to the CSS11-33
X
x13-6
XML
enabling access to the CSS11-32, 12-9
restricting access to the CSS11-33, 12-9
Z
zero, resetting Ethernet statistics to5-27
zip file
included on Cisco.comA-2
using for network boot4-17