Table Of Contents
Numerics - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X -
Index
Numerics
1000BASE-T module, Catalyst 2900 XL1-9
802.1Q trunk mode2-12
A
aaa (authentication, authorization, and accounting)
configuring6-53
managing6-49
aaa accounting command6-52
AAAA system messagesA-5
aaa authorization command6-51
aaa authorization exec tacacs+ local command6-51
aaa new-model command6-51, 6-53
abbreviating commands3-5
abbreviations
char, variable fieldA-4
chars, variable fieldA-4
dec, variable fieldA-4
hex, variable fieldA-4
inet, variable fieldA-4
accessing
clusters, switch5-15
CMS2-32
modes2-33
command modes3-2
command switches5-13
console port4-3
HTTP port4-3
MIBs
files4-5
objects4-4
variables4-5
switch clusters5-15
Telnet access4-4
access levels, CMS2-33
access points, inline power7-16
access ports
in switch clusters5-11
accounting
RADIUS6-64
TACACS+6-49
adding
secure addresses6-18
static addresses6-19
VLAN to database9-24
address
count, secure7-11
resolution6-31
security violations7-11
addresses
dynamic
accelerated aging6-33
aging time6-16
default aging6-33
described6-15
removing6-16
MAC
adding secure6-18
aging time6-16
notification6-17
secure
adding6-18
removing6-18
static
adding6-19
configuring (EtherChannel)6-20
removing6-19
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
address table
aging time, configuring6-16
dynamic addresses, removing6-16
MAC
managing6-15
maximum number of addresses6-15
secure addresses
adding6-18
removing6-18
static addresses
adding6-19
removing6-19
ADSL1-5
advertisements, VTP9-11
aging, accelerating6-33
aging time, changing address6-16
alarms group, in RMON4-4
allowed-VLAN list9-29
American National Standards Institute
ANSI1-5
Plan 9988-2
AppleTalk Remote Access
Apply button2-31
ARA6-51
ARP table
address resolution6-31
managing6-31
asymmetric digital subscriber line
ATM ports
duplex mode and speed7-2
trunks and other features9-27
ATM trunk mode2-12
attributes, RADIUS
vendor-proprietary6-66
vendor-specific6-65
authentication
local mode with AAA6-68
NTP6-13
RADIUS6-53
key6-56
login6-59
TACACS+6-49
authorization
TACACS+6-49
automatic discovery
adding member switches5-21
considerations
beyond a non-candidate device5-8, 5-9
brand new switches5-11
connectivity5-5
non-CDP-capable devices5-7
non-cluster-capable devices5-7
creating a cluster standby group5-23
in switch clusters5-5
automatic recovery, clusters5-12
autonegotiation
connecting to devices without7-2
mismatches10-8
B
back pressure, half-duplex mode7-2
bandwidth graphs2-8
BPDU guard, STP6-46
BPDU message interval6-42
broadcast client mode, configuring6-13
broadcast messages, configuring for6-13
broadcast storm control
disabling7-5
enabling7-4
broadcast traffic and protected ports7-10
browser configuration2-1, 4-1, 5-1
browser requirements
buttons, CMS2-31
C
c2900/c3500 traps6-48
c2900 traps6-48
Cancel button2-31
candidate switch
adding5-21
automatic discovery5-5
changing management VLAN for9-4
defined5-4
HC5-23
passwords5-21
requirements5-4
standby group5-23
why not added10-14
See also command switch, cluster standby group, and member switch
cascaded configuration, UplinkFast6-33
Catalyst 3524-PWR XL7-14
caution symbol, definition ofxvii
CC (command switch)5-23
CDP
automatic discovery in switch clusters5-5
configuring6-13
system messagesA-7
CGMP
controlling management packets with6-20
removing router ports6-21
change notification, CMS2-34
chassis system messagesA-8
Cisco 575-LRE CPE1-5
Cisco Access Analog Trunk Gateway1-15
Cisco Access Digital Trunk Gateway1-15
Cisco access points, inline power7-16
Cisco CallManager software1-13, 1-15
Cisco Discovery Protocol
Cisco Group Management Protocol
Cisco IOS Release 12.0 documentationxv
Cisco IP Phones
Cisco LRE 48 POTS Splitter (PS-1M-LRE-48)1-5, 1-17
Cisco SoftPhone software1-13
Class of service
CLI1-6
abbreviating commands3-5
accessing3-8
basics3-1
Cisco IOS Release 12.0 documentationxv
command modes3-2
error messages3-7
managing clusters5-26
overview3-1
saving changes3-9
using3-1
client mode, VTP9-10
cluster commands
Cluster Management Suite
Cluster Membership Protocol
clusters, switch
accessing5-15
adding member switches5-21
automatic discovery5-5
automatic recovery5-12
command switch configuration5-20
compatibility5-5
creating5-19
creating a cluster standby group5-23
described5-1
disqualification code10-14
Gigabit Ethernet, illustrated6-34
LRE profile considerations5-19, 8-8
management VLAN, changing9-3
managing
through CLI5-26
through SNMP5-27
planning considerations5-5
automatic discovery5-5
automatic recovery5-12
CLI5-26
host names5-16
IP addresses5-15
LRE profiles5-19
management VLAN5-18
NAT commands5-19
network port5-19
passwords5-16
RADIUS5-17
switch-specific features5-19
TACACS+5-17
redundancy5-23
verifying5-25
cluster standby group
automatic recovery5-15
considerations5-13
creating5-23
defined5-2
requirements5-3
virtual IP address5-13
cluster traps6-48
cluster tree
described2-5
icons2-5
CMP system messagesA-8
CMS1-6
accessing2-32
access levels2-33
change notification2-34
cluster tree2-5
described2-1
different versions of2-35
displaying system messages10-11, A-1
error checking2-34
features2-2
field descriptions
Front Panel images2-6
Front Panel view2-4
interaction modes2-28
menu bar2-18
online help2-29
requirements2-32
saving configuration changes2-34
toolbar2-23
tool tips2-29
Topology view2-13
troubleshooting CMS session10-11
verifying configuration changes2-34
window components2-30
wizards2-28
Coarse Wave Division Multiplexer GBIC modules
Collapse Cluster view2-14
command-line error messages3-7
command-line interface
commands
abbreviating3-5
default3-6
getting help (?)3-6
help3-6
no3-6
redisplaying3-6
resetting to defaults3-6
undoing3-6
usage basics3-1
See also switch command reference
command switch
accessing5-13
and management4-4
command switch with HSRP disabled (CC)5-23
configuration conflicts10-18
defined5-2
enabling5-20
password privilege levels5-26
priority5-12
recovery
from command-switch failure5-12
from failure without HSRP10-23
from lost member connectivity10-18
replacing
with another switch10-21
with cluster member10-19
requirements5-3
See also candidate switch, cluster standby group, member switch, and standby command switch
command variables, listing3-7
community strings
in clusters5-16
SNMP5-16
compatibility, avoiding configuration conflicts10-7
config traps6-48
configuration
saving changes3-9
configuration, switch
cluster settings5-1
conflicts, managing10-7, 10-18
default settings4-7
default VLAN9-21
file, VMPS database9-37
files, saving to an external server10-15
guidelines
port7-2
VLANs9-21
VMPS9-38
VTP9-13
VTP version9-15
initial4-2
port settings7-1
saving changes2-34
saving to Flash memory10-15
system settings6-1
troubleshooting10-1
VTP, default9-15
configuration examples, network1-8
collapsed backbone and switch cluster1-13
design concepts
cost-effective wiring closet1-9
high-performance workgroup1-9
network performance1-8
network services1-9
redundant Gigabit backbone1-10
hotel network1-17
large campus1-15
long-distance, high-bandwidth transport configuration1-21
multidwelling configuration1-19
small to medium-sized network1-11
configuration files, DHCP6-8
configuring
802.1p class of service9-31
AAA6-53
aging time6-16
broadcast messages6-13
broadcast storm control7-4
CDP6-13
community strings6-48
Cross-stack UplinkFast6-36
date and time6-12
daylight saving time6-12
DNS6-6
dynamic ports on VMPS clients9-40
dynamic VLAN membership9-39
flooding controls7-4
flow control7-4
hello time6-42
hops6-14
IGMP filtering6-22
inline power7-16
IP information6-2
load sharing9-33
login authentication6-51
LRE8-1
LRE ports8-6
LRE upgrade8-16
management VLAN9-4
native VLANs9-30
NTP6-12
passwords6-11
ports7-1
protected ports7-10
privilege levels6-11
RADIUS6-53
RMON groups4-4
SNMP6-47
on Cisco 575 LRE CPE8-9
static addresses (EtherChannel)6-20
STP6-31
BPDU guard6-46
Cross-stack UplinkFast6-36
port priorities9-33
root guard6-45
UplinkFast6-33
TACACS+6-49
trap managers6-48
trunk port9-28
VTP client mode9-17
VTP server mode9-16
conflicts, configuration10-7, 10-18
consistency checks in VTP version 29-11
console port
access4-3
connecting to3-8
default settings4-3
controller configuration, LRE upgrade8-17
conventions
in interactive examplesxvii
in textxvii
symbolsxvii
copy running-config startup-config command10-15
CoS
configuring9-31
priority7-15
Ethernet link guidelines8-8
considerations for Cisco 575 LRE CPE8-9
considerations for Cisco 585 LRE CPE8-9
statistics10-5
hotel network configuration example1-17
LRE links8-1
statistics10-4
CPE LRE system messagesA-20
Cross-stack UplinkFast
cross talk8-7
CSUF6-36
configuring6-40
connecting stack ports6-39
fast convergence causes6-38
limitations6-38
overview6-36
Current Multicast Groups table6-21
customer premises equipment
CWDM GBIC modules1-21
troubleshooting10-8
wavelength colors on CMS2-6
D
date, setting6-12
daylight saving time6-12
default configurations
RADIUS6-56
VLANs9-21
VMPS9-39
VTP9-15
defaults, switch
list of4-7
resetting to3-6
deleting VLAN from database9-25
destination-based forwarding7-9
destination-based port groups6-20, 7-8
device icons
Front Panel view2-5
Topology view2-15
device labels2-16
Device Manager2-2
device pop-up menu
Front Panel view2-24
Topology view2-26
DHCP6-3
Client Request Process6-4
configuring DHCP server6-5
configuring domain name and DNS6-6
configuring relay device6-7
configuring TFTP server6-5
example configuration6-9
obtaining configuration files6-8
overview6-3
digital telephone networks1-5
dir flash command10-15
disabling
broadcast storm control7-5
CGMP Fast Leave6-21
network port7-7
port security7-12
SNMP6-47
SPAN7-13
STP6-32
trunking on a port9-29
trunk port9-29
VTP9-18
VTP version 29-19
discovery, clusters
DISL9-28
display options, Topology view2-17
disqualification code10-14
Disqualification Code option2-27
DNS
configuring6-6
described6-6
enabling6-6
documentation
Cisco IOS Release 12.0xv
giving feedbackxix
on CD-ROMxix
orderingxix
relatedxviii
domain name
configuring6-6
described6-6
Domain Name System server
domains for VLAN management9-9
DTP9-28
duplex mode
configuration guidelines7-2
CPE Ethernet link8-9
full duplex with flow control7-3
half duplex with back pressure7-2
settings, ATM port7-2
duplex mode LED2-8
dynamic access mode2-12
dynamic-access ports
described9-5
limit on number of hosts9-42
VLAN membership combinations9-6
dynamic addresses
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
Dynamic ISL
dynamic ports, configuring9-40
dynamic port VLAN membership
configuration example9-42
configuring9-40
example9-42
overview9-36
reconfirming9-41
troubleshooting9-42
VMPS database configuration file9-37
dynamic port VLAN membership, reconfirming9-40
Dynamic Trunk Protocol
dynamic VLAN membership9-39
dynamic VLAN VQP client system messages
E
egress port scheduling9-31
enable password
enable secret password
enabling
broadcast storm control7-4
CGMP Fast Leave6-20
DNS6-6
Fast Leave6-20
MAC address notification6-17
network port7-6
NTP authentication6-13
Port Fast6-43
port security7-11
SNMP6-47
SPAN7-13
STP Port Fast6-43
UplinkFast6-36
VTP pruning9-19
VTP version 29-18
encapsulation9-31
environment system messagesA-9
error checking, CMS2-34
error disable detect command7-7
error-disabled state7-7
error disable recovery command7-8
error messages3-7
EtherChannel port groups7-8
configuring static address for6-20
creating7-9
Ethernet link guidelines, CPE8-8
Ethernet MANs1-19
Ethernet VLAN, defaults and ranges9-21
ETSI1-5
Plan 9978-2
European Telecommunication Standards Institute
events group, in RMON4-4
examples, network configuration1-8
Expand Cluster view2-14
expert mode2-28
extended discovery6-13
F
facility codes
describedA-2
tableA-2
fan fault indication2-5
Fast EtherChannel port groups, creating7-8
Fast Ethernet trunks9-26
Fast Leave
defined6-20
disabling6-21
enabling6-20
FDDI-Net VLAN defaults and ranges9-22
FDDI VLAN defaults and ranges9-21
features
conflicting port10-7
default settings4-7
incompatible10-7
list of1-1
feedback to Cisco, documentationxix
field descriptions, CMS
File Transfer Protocol
Flash memory, files in10-15
flooded traffic, reducing7-5
flooding controls, configuring7-4
flow control, configuring7-4
flow control, full-duplex mode7-3
forwarding
port groups7-8
restrictions7-9
resuming7-6
source-based, illustrated7-8
See also broadcast storm control
forwarding, static address6-19
Frank system messagesA-10
Front Panel images, CMS2-6
Front Panel view2-2
cluster tree2-5
command switch2-4
described2-4
pop-up menus2-24
port icons2-6
port LEDs2-8
RPS LED2-7
switch images2-6
FTP, accessing MIB files4-5
G
GBIC_1000BASET system messagesA-15
GBIC modules
1000BASE-LX/LH1-10
1000BASE-SX1-9
1000BASE-T1-9
1000BASE-ZX1-10
CWDM1-21
GigaStack1-9
troubleshooting10-8
GBIC security messagesA-16
get-next-request operation4-5, 4-6
get-response operation4-6
Gigabit Ethernet
clusters, illustrated6-34
ports, configuring flow control on7-4
port settings7-2
settings7-2
trunks9-26
Gigabit Interface Converter
GigaStack system messagesA-17
global configuration mode3-3
graphs, bandwidth2-8
H
hardware memory system messages
HC (candidate switch)5-23
hello BPDU interval6-42
hello time
changing6-42
defined6-41
help, CLI3-6
Help button, CMS2-32
Help Contents2-29
history group, in RMON4-4
hold-time, modifying6-21
hops, configuring6-14
host name list, CMS2-30
host names
abbreviations appended to5-23
in clusters5-16
to address mappings6-6
hosts, limit on dynamic ports9-42
HP OpenView1-6
HSRP
automatic cluster recovery5-15
cluster standby group considerations5-13
recovering from command switch failure10-18
See also clusters, cluster standby group, and standby command switch
hsrp traps6-48
HW_MEMORY system messagesA-18
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
I
icons
cluster tree2-5
colors
cluster tree2-5
Topology view2-17
editable table cell2-31
Front Panel view2-6
multilink2-25
sorting2-31
toolbar2-23
Topology view2-15
web link2-31
IEEE 802.1P7-14
IEEE 802.1Q
configuration considerations9-26
interaction with other features9-27
native VLAN for untagged traffic9-30
overview9-26
IEEE 802.1Q trunks9-26
IGMP filtering
applying filters6-24
configuring6-22
groups6-25
profiles6-22
ingress port scheduling9-31
initial setup configuration4-2
inline power
access points7-16
Catalyst3524-PWR XL7-16
configuring7-16
IP phones7-16
inline power port LED2-11
inline power port mode LED2-8
Integrated Services Digital Network
interaction modes, CMS2-28
interface API system messagesA-19
interface configuration mode3-4
specifying ports in3-5
interfaces, supported1-6
Internet Group Management Protocol
Internet Protocol system messages
Inter-Switch Link
inventory, cluster5-25
IOS command-line interface, Cisco
IOS Release 12.0 documentation, Ciscoxv
IP addresses
cluster access5-2
discovering6-31
redundant clusters5-13
removing6-2
standby command switch5-13, 5-15
IP connectivity to the switch4-2
ip igmp profile command6-22
IP information
assigning6-2
configuring6-2
removing6-2
IP management packets, controlling6-20
IP phones
inline power7-16
sound quality7-14
IP system messagesA-19
IPX server time-out, and Port Fast6-43
ISDN1-5
ISL
interaction with other features9-27
overview9-26
trunk mode2-12
J
Java plug-in configuration2-1, 4-1, 5-1
L
LEDs
duplex mode2-8
LINE PWR mode2-8
LRE mode2-8
port2-8
port (Catalyst 2900 LRE XL)2-10
port (Catalyst 2900 XL, except Catalyst 2900 LRE XL)2-9
port (Catalyst 3500 XL)2-11
port modes2-8
RPS2-7
speed mode2-8
STAT mode2-8
legend, CMS icons and labels2-22
line configuration mode3-4
LINE PWR mode LED2-11
link
qualification of8-12
SNR8-12
link icons, Topology view2-16
link labels2-16
link pop-up menu, Topology view2-25
links, persistence8-15
lists, CMS2-31
load sharing
STP, described9-32
using STP path cost9-34
using STP port priorities9-32
locking, profiles8-11
login authentication, configuring6-51
login authentication with RADIUS6-59
Long-Reach Ethernet
LRE
controller upgrade configuration8-17
link persistence8-15
performing upgrade8-17
upgrade behavior details8-18
upgrade example8-19
upgrading firmware8-15
LRE, configuring8-1
LRE CPE system messagesA-20
LRE environment8-6
troubleshooting10-9
LRE links
LRE link system messagesA-22
LRE mode LED2-8
LRE ports
configuring8-1
assigning a private profile8-10
assigning a public profile8-9
assigning the default profile8-10
CPE Ethernet links
Cisco 575 LRE CPE considerations8-9
Cisco 585 LRE CPE considerations8-9
duplex mode8-9
flow control8-9
speed8-9
system messagesA-20
link qualification8-12
LRE links
considerations8-6
system messagesA-22
preventing loss of data8-9
rate selection8-10
sequences8-4
system messages
CPE Ethernet linkA-20
LRE linkA-22
troubleshooting10-9
lre profile command8-10
lre profile global command8-10
LRE profiles
assigning
private profiles8-10
public profiles8-9
considerations8-7
in switch clusters5-19
described8-2
description8-2
private8-3
public8-2
rate selection8-10
table of8-3
lre shutdown command8-6
M
MAC addresses
adding secure6-18
aging time6-16
maximum number supported6-15
notification and history of activity6-17
MAC address notification6-17
mac-notification traps6-48
MAC address tables, managing6-15
management options
benefits
clustering1-7
CMS1-7
CLI3-1
CMS2-1
overview1-6
management VLAN
configuring9-4
considerations in switch clusters5-8, 5-9, 5-18
discovery through different management VLANs5-9
discovery through same management VLAN5-8
MANs
CWDM configuration example1-21
multidwelling configuration example1-19
map, CMS
membership mode, VLAN port2-12, 9-5
member switch
accessing9-25
adding5-21
automatic discovery5-5
defined5-2
managing5-26
passwords5-15
recovering from lost connectivity10-18
requirements5-4
See also candidate switch, cluster standby group, and standby command switch
menu bar
described2-18
variations2-18
messages
CLI error3-7
message severity levels
describedA-3
tableA-3
metropolitan-area networks
MIBs, accessing
files4-5
objects4-4
variables4-5
mini-point-of-presence
mirror system messagesA-24
mismatches, autonegotiation10-8
mnemonic codeA-3
Mode button2-8
modes
access to CMS2-33
command3-2
port2-8
VTP
Modify button2-32
module system messagesA-24
monitoring
ports7-13
traffic7-13
VMPS9-42
VTP9-20
multicast groups
described6-20
removing6-21
multicast packets7-6
multicast traffic and protected ports7-10
Multicast VLAN Registration
Multilink Decomposer window2-25
multilink icon2-25
multi-VLAN mode2-12
multi-VLAN ports
described9-7
VLAN membership combinations9-6
MVR6-26
configuring6-30
guidelines6-28
limitations6-28
overview6-26
parameters6-29
N
NAT commands, cluster considerations5-19
native VLANs9-30
NCPs6-51
neighboring devices, types of2-15
Network Address Translation
See NAT commands, cluster considerations
network configuration examples
See network examples1-8
Network Control Protocols
network examples1-8
collapsed backbone and switch cluster1-13
design concepts
cost-effective wiring closet1-9
high-performance workgroup1-9
network performance1-8
network services1-9
redundant Gigabit backbone1-10
hotel network1-17
large campus1-15
long-distance, high-bandwidth transport configuration1-21
multidwelling configuration1-19
small to medium-sized network1-11
Network Management System
network ports
disabling7-7
enabling7-6
switch clusters5-19
and trunks9-27
Network Time Protocol
NMS4-5
no commands, using3-6
no lre profile global command8-9
nonhomologated POTS splitter
See Cisco LRE POTS Splitter (PS-1M-LRE-48)
note symbol, definition ofxvii
notification, MAC address6-17
NTP
authentication6-13
broadcast-client mode6-13
client6-12
configuring6-12
described6-12
O
OADM modules
OK button2-31
online help2-29
operating system messages
optical add/drop multiplexer (OADM) modules
overheating indication, switch2-5
P
packets, controlling management (CGMP)6-20
parallel links9-32
passwords
changing6-11
community strings6-48
in CMS2-32
setting6-11
TACACS+ server6-49
VTP domain9-14
patch panel1-17
PBX1-17
PC (passive command switch)5-12, 5-23
PERF5_HALT_MSG (manufacturing test) system messagesA-25
plain old telephone service
See POTS splitters and POTS telephones
plug-in requirementsxvi
POP1-19
Port Fast
enabling6-43
STP parameter9-38
port groups
and trunks9-27
configuring static addresses (EtherChannel)6-20
forwarding7-8
restrictions on forwarding7-9
port icons, Front Panel view2-6
port LEDs
Catalyst 2900 XL
10/100 and modules ports2-9
LRE ports2-10
Catalyst 3500 XL2-11
port modes2-8
Port Manager state machine system messages
Port Manager system messages
port membership modes, VLAN2-12, 9-5
port modes
described2-8
LEDs2-8
port-monitoring conflicts with trunks9-27
port number3-5
port pop-up menu, Front Panel view2-24
ports
802.1Q trunk2-12
ATM
duplex mode and speed7-2
trunks and other features9-27
ATM trunk2-12
configuration guidelines7-2
configuring
protected7-10
trunk9-28
configuring LRE8-6
dynamic
configuring9-40
See also dynamic port VLAN membership
dynamic access2-12
hosts on9-42
mode9-5
and VLAN combinations9-6
dynamic VLAN membership, reconfirming9-40
features, conflicting10-7
flooded traffic7-5
forwarding, resuming7-6
Gigabit Ethernet
configuring flow control on7-4
settings7-2
ISL trunk2-12
LRE8-1
monitoring9-27
network9-27
protected7-10
security
described7-11
disabling7-12
enabling7-11
specifying in interface configuration mode3-5
speed, setting and checking7-2, 8-9
static-access2-12, 9-5, 9-6, 9-7, 9-25
statistics10-2
STP states6-43
trunk
configuring9-28
disabling9-29
port scheduling9-31
port security
aging7-12
disabling7-12
enabling7-11
secure address count7-11
port security system messagesA-29
POTS splitters1-5
homologated1-17
nonhomologated1-17
See also Cisco LRE 48 POTS Splitter (PS-1M-LRE-48)
power, inline7-16
power detection on the Catalyst3524-PWR XL7-16
priority
modifying switch6-41
overriding7-15
port
described9-31
private branch exchange
private LRE profiles8-3
assigning8-10
private VLAN edge ports
privileged EXEC mode3-3
privilege levels
access modes
read-only2-33
read-write2-33
CMS2-33
command switch5-26
mapping on member switches5-26
setting6-11
specifying6-12
profile
locking8-11
profile, LRE
description8-2
profile acquisition, automatic8-10
profile locking8-11
profiles, LRE
considerations8-7
switch clusters5-19
default
assigning8-10
described8-2
private8-3
assigning8-10
public8-2
assigning a public profile8-9
rate selection8-10
protected ports7-10
pruning
enabling on a port9-30
enabling on the switch9-19
overview9-12
pruning-eligible list9-30
publications, relatedxviii
public LRE profiles8-2
assigning8-9
Public Switched Telephone Network
Q
QoS
egress port scheduling9-31
ingress port scheduling9-31, 9-32
qualification, link8-12
R
RAC system messagesA-33
RADIUS
attributes
vendor-proprietary6-66
vendor-specific6-65
configuring
accounting6-64
authentication6-59
authorization6-63
communication, global6-57, 6-65
communication, per-server6-56, 6-57
multiple UDP ports6-56
default configuration6-56
defining AAA server groups6-61
displaying the configuration6-67
identifying the server6-56
in clusters5-17
limiting the services to the user6-63
method list, defined6-55
operation of6-55
overview6-54
suggested network environments6-54
tracking services accessed by user6-64
rate selection
definition of8-10
profile locking8-11
sequences8-4
rate selections
list of sequences8-5
rcommand command5-26
read-only access mode2-33
read-write access mode2-33
reconfirmation interval, changing9-41
reconfirming dynamic VLAN membership9-40
recovery procedures10-18
redisplaying commands3-6
redundancy
STP6-32
path cost9-34
port priority9-32
UplinkFast6-35
redundant clusters
redundant power system
Refresh button2-31
registors system messagesA-34
relay device, configuring6-7
releases, switch software4-2
Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service
remote devices without autonegotiation, connecting to7-2
remote monitoring
remove vlan-list parameter9-29
removing
dynamic address entries6-16
IP information6-2
multicast groups6-21
secure addresses6-18
static addresses6-19
requirementsxv
restricting access
RADIUS6-53
TACACS+6-49
retry count, changing9-41
RFC
1157, SNMPv16-47
1901, SNMPv2C6-47
1902 to 1907, SNMPv26-47
RMON, supported groups4-4
root guard6-45
router autoconfiguration system messages
router hold-time, modifying6-21
RTD messagesA-34
Runtime Diagnostic
S
saving changes in CMS2-34
SC (standby command switch)5-12, 5-23
secure address count7-11
secure addresses
adding6-18
described6-18
removing6-18
secure ports
address-security violations7-11
disabling7-12
enabling7-11
maximum secure address count7-11
and trunks9-27
security
port7-11
RADIUS6-53
TACACS+6-49
violations, address7-11
sequences8-4
table of8-5
Serial Line Internet Protocol
server, domain name6-6
server mode, VTP9-10
servers, BOOTP6-3
settings
default, changing4-7
Gigabit Ethernet port7-2
STP6-33
STP default6-33
set-top box, television1-17
severity levels
describedA-3
tableA-3
show cluster members command5-26
show controllers ethernet-controller command8-6, 8-9
show controllers lre commands8-8, 8-10
show controllers lre profile mapping8-10, 8-12, 8-14, 8-15
show controllers lre profile mapping command8-10
signal to noise ratio8-12
Simple Network Management Protocol
SLIP6-51
SNMP
accessing MIB variables with4-5
community strings, configuring6-48
configuring for single switches6-47
enabling and disabling6-47
in-band management1-3
in clusters5-16
management, using4-4
managing clusters with5-27
network management platforms4-4
RMON groups4-4
system messagesA-35
trap managers, configuring6-48
trap types6-48
snmp traps6-48
c29006-48
c2900/c35006-48
cluster6-48
config6-48
hsrp6-48
mac-notification6-48
snmp6-48
tty6-48
vlan membership6-48
vtp6-48
SNR
definition of8-12
downstream rate requirements8-13
margins8-12
upstream rate requirements8-14
software
recovery procedures10-26
releases
LRE4-2
non-LRE4-2
requirements for changing management VLAN5-18, 9-3
upgrading4-2
troubleshooting10-16
VLAN considerations9-14
source-based forwarding7-9
source-based port groups6-20, 7-8
SPAN7-13
disabling7-13
enabling7-13
ports, restrictions10-7
Spanning Tree Protocol
spanning-tree rootguard command6-45
speed mode LED2-8
Standby Command Configuration window5-24
standby command switch
considerations5-13
defined5-2
priority5-12
requirements5-3
virtual IP address5-13
See also cluster standby group and HSRP
standby group, cluster
See cluster standby group and HSRP
static access mode2-12
static-access ports
described9-7
VLAN membership combinations9-6
static addresses
adding6-19
configuring for EtherChannel port groups6-20
removing6-19
static address forwarding6-19
static address forwarding restrictions7-9
CPE Ethernet link10-5
LRE link10-4
port10-2
VTP9-20
statistics group, in RMON4-4
STAT mode LED2-8
status bar
change notification2-34
error notification2-34
store-and-forward switching mode7-4
storm control system messagesA-39
STP
behavior, unpredictable9-8
BPDU guard, described6-46
BPDU message interval6-42
disabling6-32
forwarding delay timer6-42
hello BPDU interval6-42
implementation type6-41
load sharing
overview9-32
using path costs9-34
using port priorities9-32
parameters6-31
path cost
changing6-44
configuring9-34
Port Fast
enabling6-43
mode9-38
port grouping parameters7-9, 9-27
port states6-43
redundant connectivity6-32
redundant links with UplinkFast6-35
root guard6-45
settings6-33
shutdown Port Fast-configured interface6-46
STP implementation, changing6-41
STP instances
considerations6-31
maximum number supported6-31
switch priority6-41
VLAN parameters described6-41
STP fast convergence system messages
See SPANTREE_FAST system messages
stp-list parameter6-31
STP port states6-43
STP system messages
SunNet Manager1-6
switch clustering technology5-1
switch commandsxvi
switching mode, store-and-forward7-4
Switch Port Analyzer
switchport command9-28
switch ports, configuring7-1
switch software releases4-2
switch upgrades
system date and time6-12
system messagesA-1
AAAAA-5
CDPA-7
chassisA-8
CMPA-8
environmentA-9
FrankA-10
GBIC_1000BASETA-15
GigaStackA-17
how to readA-2
HW_MEMORYA-18
interface APIA-19
IPA-19
list ofA-5
LRECPEA-20
LRE linkA-22
mirrorA-24
moduleA-24
PERF5_HALT_MSGA-25
PMA-26
PMSMA-28
port securityA-29
pruningA-30
RACA-33
recovery proceduresA-5
registorsA-34
RTDA-34
SNMPA-35
SPANTREEA-35
SPANTREE_FASTA-39
storm controlA-39
SW_VLANA-40
SYSA-42
TACA-45
traceback reportsA-4
TTYDRIVERA-46
VTPA-50
T
tables
message severity levelsA-3
variable fieldsA-4
tables, CMS2-31
tabs, CMS2-31
TACxx
TACACS+
AAA accounting commands6-52
AAA authorization commands6-51
configuring6-49
in clusters5-17
initializing6-51
server, creating6-50
starting accounting6-52
TACACS+ authentication, authorization, and accounting security system messages
tacacs-server host command6-50
tacacs-server retransmit command6-50, 6-53
tacacs-server timeout command6-50
TACACS system messages
technical assistance
Telnet
access4-4
accessing management interfaces3-8
from a browser3-8
terminal driver system messages
TFTP server, configuring6-5
time
daylight saving6-12
setting6-12
zones6-12
tip symbol, definition ofxvii
TLV support9-11
Token Ring VLANs
overview9-20
toolbar2-23
tool tips2-29
Topology view2-2
Collapse Cluster view2-14
described2-13
device labels2-16
display options2-17
Expand Cluster view2-14
icons2-15
link icons2-16
link labels2-16
multilink icon2-25
neighboring devices2-15
pop-up menus2-25
troubleshooting10-14
traceback reportsA-4
traffic
blocking flooded7-5
forwarding, and protected ports7-10
monitoring7-13
transmit queue9-31
transparent mode, VTP9-10, 9-18
trap managers
adding6-48
configuring6-48
traps, snmp4-6
c29006-48
c2900/c35006-48
cluster6-48
config6-48
hsrp6-48
mac-notification6-48
snmp6-48
tty6-48
vlan membership6-48
vtp6-48
TRBRF VLAN defaults and ranges9-22
TRCRF VLAN defaults and ranges9-22
troubleshooting10-1
autonegotiation mismatches10-8
CMS sessions10-11
configuration conflicts10-7
GBIC modules10-8
LRE ports10-9
recovery procedures for10-18
statistics10-2
CPE Ethernet links10-5
LRE links10-4
ports10-2
switch clusters10-14
switch upgrades10-16
using configuration files10-15
with CiscoWorks20004-5
trunk ports
configuring9-28
disabling9-29
trunks
allowed-VLAN list9-29
ATM9-27
blocking unknown packets on9-27
configuration conflicts9-27
configuring9-28
disabling9-29
Gigabit Ethernet9-26
IEEE 802.1Q9-26
interacting with other features9-27
ISL9-26
load sharing using
STP path costs9-34
STP port priorities9-32
native VLAN for untagged traffic9-30
overview9-26
parallel9-34
pruning-eligible list9-30
VLAN, overview9-26
VLAN membership combinations9-6
tty traps6-48
U
configuring7-7
error-disable detection7-7
error-disable recovery7-8
unicast and multicast packets, unknown
unicast traffic and protected ports7-10
UniDirectional Link Detection
Unrecognized Type-Length-Value
upgrading
behavior details8-18
configuring for8-16
configuring for global
configuring
for global upgrade 1
controller configuration for8-17
example of8-19
LRE firmware8-15
performing an LRE8-17
upgrading software4-1
troubleshooting10-16
VLAN considerations9-14
See also software and release notes
UplinkFast
configuring6-33
enabling6-36
redundant links6-35
user EXEC mode3-3
V
variable fields
definitionA-4
tableA-4
vendor-specific attributes
verifying changes in CMS2-34
version-dependent transparent mode9-11
virtual IP address
cluster standby group5-13, 5-23
Virtual Terminal Protocol system messages
VLAN
adding to database9-24
modifying9-24
port membership modes2-12, 9-5
trunks
overview9-26
support on older switches and software9-3
VLAN database mode3-4
VLAN ID, discovering6-15, 6-31
VLAN Management Policy Server
VLAN Manager system messages
VLAN membership
ATM port9-5
combinations9-6
confirming9-40
port group parameters7-9
See also dynamic VLAN membership
vlan membership traps6-48
VLAN Query Protocol
VLANs
802.1Q considerations9-26
adding to database9-24
aging dynamic addresses6-33
allowed on trunk9-29
changing9-24
configuration guidelines9-21
default configuration9-21
deleting from database9-25
described9-2
illustrated9-2
ISL9-26
MAC addresses6-15
maximum number supported9-2
modifying9-24
native, configuring9-30
overlapping9-7
overview9-2
port membership modes2-12
static-access ports9-7, 9-24, 9-25
STP instances9-2
STP parameters, changing6-41
supported, maximum number9-2
Token Ring9-20
trunking9-3
trunks configured with other features9-27
VTP database and9-20
VTP modes9-10
VLAN Trunking Protocol
VMPS
administering9-42
configuration guidelines9-38
database configuration file example9-37
default configuration9-39
dynamic port membership
configuring9-40
example9-42
overview9-36
troubleshooting9-42
mapping MAC addresses to VLANs9-36
monitoring9-42
overview9-36
reconfirmation interval, changing9-41
reconfirming membership9-40
retry count, changing9-41
server address, entering on client9-39
Voice-over-IP
configuring7-14
port configuration7-15
voice ports, configuring7-14, 7-16
voice traffic7-16
voice VLAN
VQP9-36
VQPCLIENTA-47
VSAs6-65
VTP
advertisements9-11
configuration guidelines9-13
configuring9-16
consistency checks9-11
default configuration9-15
described9-9
disabling9-18
domain names9-13
domains9-9
modes
client9-10
configurations affecting mode changes9-10
configuring9-17
transitions9-10
monitoring9-20
pruning
enabling9-19
overview9-12
pruning-eligible list, changing9-30
statistics9-20
Token Ring support9-11
transparent mode, configuring9-18
using9-9
version, determining9-15
version 19-11
version 2
configuration guidelines9-15
disabling9-19
enabling9-18
overview9-11
VLAN parameters9-20
VTP pruning system messages
vtp traps6-48
VVID7-14
configuring7-16
W
web-based management software
window components, CMS2-30
X
Xmodem protocol10-26