Table Of Contents

A - C - D - E - G - I - L - M - N - P - R - S - T - V -

Index

A

access ports

configuration example 3-12, 4-11

configuring 3-4

default setting 3-4

host ports 3-2

VLANs 3-2

administrative state

configuring 2-10

administrative status

defined 2-2

asymmetric port channel 5-8

C

CDP

configuring 2-11

defined 2-3

channel modes

active 5-6, 5-42

configuring 5-42

default setting 5-6

LACP 5-6

passive 5-6, 5-42

port channels 5-6

Cisco Discovery Protocol

See CDP.

class-map limits 7-1

clear counters command 2-13

configuration limits 7-1

D

default settings

access ports 3-4

port channels 5-6, 5-13

trunk ports 3-4

description

configuring 2-5

defined 2-2

documentation

additional publications iv-xi

duplex mode

configuring 2-6, 5-38

defined 2-2

E

enabling

port profiles 5-45

examples

access ports 3-12, 4-11

trunk ports 3-12, 4-11

G

guidelines

port channels 5-12

I

IEEE 802.1Q

trunk ports 3-2

interface

administrative state

configuring 2-10

administrative status

defined 2-2

CDP

configuring 2-11

defined 2-3

description

configuring 2-5

defined 2-2

duplex mode

configuring 2-6

defined 2-2

LACP 5-5

MTU

defined 2-2

restarting 2-10

shutting down 2-10

specifying 2-4

speed

configuring 2-6

defined 2-2

types, specifying 2-4

interfaces

access port 3-4

Layer 2 3-1

monitoring vEth 4-10

statistics 3-12

trunk ports 3-6

tagged native VLAN traffic 3-10

verifying 3-11

verifying vEth 4-9

L

LACP

admin key 5-7

channel groups 5-5

channel modes 5-6

description5-5to 5-8

MAC address 5-7

Marker Protocol 5-7

number of members per channel 5-5

port channels 5-5

system ID 5-7

system priority 5-7

Layer 2, interfaces 3-1

limitations

port channels 5-12

limits, configuration 7-1

Link Aggregation Control Protocol. See LACP

load balancing

algorithms 5-4

multicast traffic 5-5

port channels 5-4, 5-40

M

MAC pinning 5-10

match criteria limit 7-1

maximum transmission unit. See MTU.

monitoring

vEth interfaces 4-10

MTU

defined 2-2

multicast traffic

load balancing using port channels 5-5

N

number, channel group 5-16, 5-45

P

PAgP, unsupported 5-2

pinning

MAC 5-10

static 5-9

policy map limits 7-1

Port Aggregation Protocol. See PAgP.

port channel, host mode 5-8

port channels

compatibility checks 5-2

configuring 5-2

default settings 5-13

description 5-37

duplex mode 5-38

guidelines 5-12

interoperation with other features 5-12

LACP 5-5

limitations 5-12

load balancing 5-4, 5-40

modes 5-42

purpose 5-2

speed 5-38

statistics 5-49

trunk ports 3-3

verifying 5-47

port profiles

port channels 5-14

ports

access 3-1

multiple VLANs 3-1

trunks 3-1

R

related documents iv-xi, iv-xii

S

service policy limits 7-1

spanning-tree vlan

command example 3-6, 3-7, 3-8, 3-10, 3-11

speed

configuring 2-6

defined 2-2

port channel 5-38

state enabled command 5-45

static pinning 5-9

statistics

interfaces 3-12

port channels 5-49

system vlan command 5-45

T

trunk ports

802.1X 3-4

allowed VLANs 3-8

configuration example 3-12, 4-11

configuring 3-6

default settings 3-4

native VLAN ID 3-7

port channels 3-3

tagging VLANs 3-2

VLANs 3-2

V

verifying

interfaces 3-11

Layer 2 interfaces 3-11

port channels 5-47

vEth interfaces 4-9

vethernet interface

pvlan command example 4-7

vEthernet Interfaces

monitoring 4-10

verifying 4-9

virtual port channel host mode

See vPC-HM. 5-8

vmware port-group command 5-44

vPC-HM

about 5-8

CDP 5-9

manually created subgroups 5-9