Table Of Contents

A - B - C - D - E - F - H - I - O - P - Q - R - S - T - V - W - Z

Index

A

aging time, configuring for bridging2-3

ARP

clearing parameters4-5

configuring for CSS4-3

displaying information4-6

running-config example4-2

timeout, configuring4-4

updating parameters4-5

wait time, configuring4-4

assigning

IP address for a circuit1-32

audiencexvi

auto-negotiate Ethernet ports1-8

autonomous system boundary routers3-6, 3-15, 3-16, 3-20, 3-21

B

BPDU guard

displaying information1-18

enabling1-17

bridge

aging time, configuring2-3

forward-time2-4

hello-time, configuring2-4

interface to a VLAN, configuring1-11

max age, configuring2-4, 2-5

pathcost, configuring1-15

priority, configuring (for an interface)1-15

priority, configuring (for CSS)2-5

showing configurations2-6

spanning tree, enabling2-5

state, configuring1-16

unconditional bridging6-10

broadcast IP address, restoring1-32

C

caution

ip record-route, enabling6-7

shutting down an interface1-29

smurf attacks6-9

spanning-tree bridging, disabling2-5

symbol overviewxx

circuit

configuring1-31

configuring DHCP relay destination8-3

displaying DHCP relay information8-4

enabling or disabling DHCP relay agent8-3

IP address, removing from circuit1-32

IP interface, configuring1-31

overview1-1

quick start1-4

router-discovery lifetime1-35

router-discovery limited broadcast1-35

router-discovery max-advertisement interval1-36

router-discovery min-advertisement1-36

running-config example1-5

showing1-37

circuit IP

broadcast address, configuring1-32

disabling1-34

enabling1-34

IP address, configuring1-32

redirects, configuring1-33

removing1-32

Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)

configuring7-1

displaying7-4

running-config example7-3

clearing

ARP parameters4-5

CLI

conventionsxx

configuration quick start

initial CSS configuration2-2, 4-2, 5-2, 6-2, 7-2, 8-2

interface and circuit1-4

OSPF3-7

configuring

bridging for CSS2-3

CDP for CSS7-1

circuit1-31

circuit IP address1-32

circuit IP interface1-31

DHCP relay agent8-1

ECMP6-8

global OSPF3-7

interface1-6, 1-8

IP route6-3

IP source route6-7

IP subnet broadcast6-9

IP unconditional bridging6-10

OSPF global parameters3-12

OSPF IP interface parameters3-22

RIP for CSS5-1

RIP for IP interface1-39

router-discovery1-31

Content Services Switch

11050 and 11150 port designation1-7, 1-22

11501 port designation1-7, 1-22

11503, 11506, and 11800 slot/port designation1-7

ARP, configuring for CSS4-3

CDP, configuring7-1

opportunistic layer 3 forwarding6-10

RIP, configuring5-1

D

default IP route, configuring6-3

default VLAN, restoring1-11, 1-12

DHCP. See Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

disabling

bridge spanning tree2-5

circuit IP1-34

circuit IP unreachables1-33

implicit service for static route next hop6-6

OSPF IP interface3-24

router discovery1-34

displaying

CDP information7-4

DHCP relay configuration information8-4

DNS

configuring for CSS2-1, 4-1, 5-1, 6-1, 7-1, 8-1

documentation

additionalxxiv

audiencexvi

chapter contentsxvi

feedbackxxii

obtainingxxi

orderingxxi

relatedxvii

setxvii

symbols and conventionsxx

duplex, configuring for interface1-8

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

configuring CSS relay agent8-1

configuring destinations8-3

displaying relay configuration information8-4

enabling or disabling CSS relay agent8-3

running-config example8-2

setting maximum allowable hops field for forwarding messages8-4

E

ECMP

configuring6-8

IP address, configuring6-8

no-prefer-ingress, configuring6-8

recovering from a failed router6-9

round-robin, configuring6-9

F

feedback, documentationxxii

forward time, configuring for bridging2-4

H

hello time, configuring for bridging2-4

I

ICMP redirect message transmission, disabling1-33

implicit service, disabling6-6

interface

auto-negotiate1-8

bridging to VLAN1-11

configuring1-6, 1-7

configuring Port Fast1-16

describing1-7

displaying statistics1-24

duplex and speed, configuring1-8

enabling BPDU guard1-17

enabling Port Fast1-17

layer, restarting1-30

maximum idle time, configuring1-10

overview1-1

quick start1-4

restarting1-30

RIP, configuring1-39

running-config example1-5

showing1-22

showing duplex and speed1-23

showing Ethernet errors1-27

shutting down1-29

speed, configuring1-8

starting1-30

trunking to VLAN1-11

IP

address, removing from circuit1-32

box-to-box redundancy, configuring6-8

configuration, showing6-13

record route, configuring6-7

route, configuring6-3

route, displaying configurations6-15

route, removing6-5

running-config example6-3

source route, configuring6-7

statistics, displaying configurations6-16

subnet broadcast, configuring6-9

summary, displaying6-16

unconditional bridging6-10

IP ECMP

address, configuring6-8

no-prefer-ingress, configuring6-8

round-robin, configuring6-9

IP interfaces

displaying configurations6-14

showing1-38

stopping RIP1-39

O

opportunistic layer 3 forwarding

configuration example6-10

configuring6-10

OSPF

advertising other routes through OSPF3-21

area border routers3-5

areas3-4

autonomous system3-4

autonomous system boundary routers3-5

basic network topology3-3

configuring global parameters3-12

configuring IP interface parameters3-22

CSS IP interface, configuring3-23

enabling on IP interface3-24

interface attributes3-24

interface configuration, assigning an area3-24

link-state database3-6

overview3-2

quick configuration verification3-11

quick global configuration3-7

quick IP interface configuration3-9

router ID, configuring3-12

routing hierarchy3-3

startup-config file3-43

stub area3-5

viewing area information3-29

viewing AS-external entries3-36

viewing configured advertised ASE routes3-36, 3-37

viewing global statistics3-29

viewing interface information3-30

viewing link-state database information3-33

viewing neighbors3-39

viewing redistribution policy3-38

viewing summary-route configuration3-39

OSPF global

running-config example3-8

OSPF global configuration

area, configuring3-13

AS boundary router3-15

disabling3-13

enabling3-13

equal-cost routes3-14

removing an area3-14

router ID3-12

summarizing routes3-14

OSPF interface

attributes, configuring3-24

configuring cost3-25

configuring CSS IP interface3-23

dead router interval, configuring3-25

hello packet interval, configuring3-25

password, setting3-26

poll interval, setting3-26

priority, setting3-27

retransmission interval, setting3-27

transit delay, setting3-28

OSPF IP interface

running-config example3-10

P

packet storms, preventing2-5

panning-tree bridging

running-config example2-3

pathcost, configuring for bridging1-15

port

analyzing1-44

auto-negotiate1-8

configuring Port Fast1-16

DSPAN1-44

enabling BPDU guard1-17

enabling Port Fast1-17

interfaces, configuring1-6

mirroring1-44

monitoring1-44

SSPAN1-44

Port. See also interface

Port Fast

BPDU guard1-17

configuring1-16

displaying information1-18

enabling1-17

priority, configuring for bridging1-15

protocol

ARP, configuring4-1

CDP, configuring7-1

IP, configuring6-1

publications, obtaining additionalxxiv

Q

quick start

interface and circuit1-4

OSPF3-7

R

redundancy, disabling6-8

removing

DHCP relay destination address8-3

IP address from a circuit1-32

restarting an interface1-30

restoring

bridge path cost default value1-15

bridge priority default value1-15

bridge state default value1-16

broadcast IP address1-32

default aging-time2-3

default bridge forward time2-4

default bridge hello-time2-4

default bridge max-age2-5

default bridge priority1-15

default broadcast IP address1-32

default path cost1-13, 1-15

default VLAN1-11

router-discovery advertisement interval timers1-36

router discovery default1-34

router-discovery max-advertisement-interval default value1-36

router discovery preference1-34

RIP

advertise, configuring5-3

advertise, stopping5-3, 7-3, 7-4

default-route, configuring1-40

displaying configurations1-41, 5-5

equal cost, configuring5-4

receive, configuring1-40

redistribute, configuring5-3

redistribute, stopping5-4

running-config example5-2

send, configuring1-40, 1-41

stopping on an IP interface1-39

router discovery

advertisement interval timers, restoring default value1-36

broadcast lifetime, configuring1-35

disabling1-34

IP interface, configuring for an1-33

lifetime, configuring1-35

limited-broadcast, configuring1-35

max-advertisement-interval, configuring1-36

max-advertisement-interval, restoring default value1-36

min-advertisement-interval, configuring1-36

preference, configuring1-33

preference, restoring default value1-34

running-config example

ARP4-2

CDP7-3

DHCP relay agent8-2

interface and circuit1-5

IP6-3

OSPF global3-8

OSPF IP interface3-10

RIP5-2

spanning-tree bridging2-3

S

showing

bridge forwarding1-19, 1-22, 2-6

CDP information7-4

circuits1-37

Ethernet interface errors1-27

interfaces1-22

IP configuration6-13

IP interfaces1-38

IP summary6-20

OSPF area information3-29

OSPF AS-external entries3-36

OSPF configured advertised ASE routes3-36, 3-37

OSPF global statistics3-29

OSPF interface information3-30

OSPF link-state database information3-33

OSPF neighbors3-39

OSPF redistribution policy3-38

OSPF summary-route configuration3-39

RIP5-5

shutting down

all interfaces1-29

interface stack layer1-29

smurf attacks caution6-9

SPAN

configuring1-46

displaying information1-47

example1-45

overview1-44

verifying configuration1-47

spanning-tree bridging

aging time2-3

caution when disabling2-5

disabling2-5

enabling2-5

forward-time2-4

hello-time2-4

max age2-4

priority2-5

speed, configuring for interface1-8

static IP route, configuring6-3

statistics

Ethernet interface errors1-27

interface1-24

IP6-16, 6-20

MIB-II (interface)1-24

OSPF global3-29

RIP1-41, 5-5, 5-6

switched port analyzer. See also SPAN

T

TAC

case, openingxxiii

case, priorityxxiii

Technical Assistance Center. see TAC

technical supportxxii

trunking

configuring1-13

interface to VLAN1-11

V

VLAN

bridge to interface1-11

default VLAN in a trunk link1-13

restoring default1-11

trunking1-11

W

warning

symbol overviewxx

Z

zero, resetting Ethernet statistics to1-27