Catalyst 8500 CSR Software Feature and Configuration Guide, 12.0(x)W5(6f)
Index

INDEX

Numerics

10/100 UTP line module     4-4

100BaseFX line module     4-4

A

aal5 buffers command     4-26

access lists     A-1

aggregate capacity, full duplex     1-5

autonegotiation     4-6

B

backing up system image     2-10, 3-10

boot command options     C-4

boot commands     C-4

boot system flash command     2-8, 2-9, 3-9

bootable system images, copying     2-8, 3-9

bootflash, disable booting from     2-9, 3-9

Break key, controlling     C-5

bridge groups

maximum number of     4-9
routing     4-19
bridge irb     4-21

bridge priority command     4-18

bridge protocol command     4-18

bridge-group command     4-8, 4-18

bridge-group virtual interface

See BVI.
bridging

about     4-17
configuration tasks     4-17
feature list     1-7
initial configuration     4-18
BVI     4-19

configuring     4-21
displaying information about     4-21
routing enabled on     4-20

C

Catalyst 8510

integration with Catalyst 5500     1-2
cd command     2-6, 3-6

cd slot command     2-10, 3-10

channel group     1-5

channel-group command     4-23

chassis

Catalyst 8510     1-2
Catalyst 8540     1-3
Cisco Discovery Protocol     1-8

Cisco Express Forwarding     1-11

Cisco IOS

bridging functionality     4-17
configuration mode     4-2
console configuration mode     1-13
context-sensitive help     1-13
EXEC     4-2
global configuration mode     1-13
interface configuration mode     1-13
interface marked "up"     4-12
levels of access     4-2
modes of operation     1-12
privileged EXEC mode     1-13
routing protocol configuration     4-11
running configuration, displaying     4-2
software basics     1-12
user EXEC mode     1-13
clear bridge command     4-19

clear vlan     4-9

clear vlan statistics command     4-19

clock set command     2-5, 3-6

command modes     1-12

commands

aal5 buffers     4-26
boot     C-4
boot system flash     2-8, 2-9, 3-9
bridge irb     4-21
bridge priority     4-18
bridge protocol     4-18
bridge-group     4-8, 4-18
cd     2-6, 3-6
cd slot     2-10, 3-10
channel-group     4-23
clear bridge     4-19
clear vlan     4-9
clear vlan statistics     4-19
clock set     2-5, 3-6
config-reg 0x2102     2-9, 3-10
config-register     C-4
copy     2-9, 3-9
copy flash tftp     2-10, 3-11
copy running-config startup-config     4-26
debug ip rip     4-12
debug ipx routing activity     4-15
debug ipx sap     4-15
debug lss ipmcast     4-17
debug lss ipucast     4-12
debug vlan packet     4-9
delete     2-6, 3-7
dir     2-6, 3-7
enable secret     2-5, 3-5
enable-password     2-5, 3-5
encap isl     4-8
hostname     2-5, 3-6
interface bvi     4-21
interface port-channel     4-22, 4-23, 4-25
ip address     4-11
ip multicast-routing     4-16
ip pim     4-16
ipx maximum-paths     4-14
ipx network     4-14
ipx routing     4-14
line vty     2-3, 3-3
network     4-11
network area     4-12
no boot system     2-9, 3-9
no channel-group     4-24
not supported     A-1
pwd     2-6, 3-6
qos mapping precedence     5-3
reload     2-3, 3-4
router eigrp     4-11
router igrp     4-11
router ospf     4-11
router rip     4-11
show arp     4-6
show bridge     4-19
show bridge group     4-19
show bridge vlan     4-19
show controller     4-6
show epc cam int     4-17
show epc if-entry     4-16
show epc ipmcast     4-17
show epc patricia int     4-17
show hardware     2-2, 3-2, 4-3
show interface     4-6
show interface ethernet0     3-3
show interfaces     4-3
show interfaces bvi     4-21
show interfaces irb     4-21
show interfaces port-channel     4-26
show ip interfaces     4-12
show ip mroute     4-16
show ip protocol     4-12
show ip route     4-12
show ipx cache     4-14
show ipx interfaces     4-14
show ipx route     4-14
show ipx servers     4-14
show ipx traffic     4-14
show qos mapping     5-4
show qos switching     5-4
show running-config     4-26
show span     4-19
show vlan     4-9
show vlans     4-19
speed auto     4-6
squeeze     2-7, 3-7
config-reg 0x2102 command     2-9, 3-10

config-register command     C-4

configuration

10BaseT and 100BaseT     4-6
autonegotiation     4-6
BOOTP server     2-3, 3-4
bridging     4-17
BVI     4-21
current time     2-5, 3-6
direct console connection     2-1, 3-2
examples     B-1
Fast EtherChannel     4-22
Flash memory cards     2-6, 3-6
gigabit Ethernet interface     4-7
host name     2-5, 3-6
information required for     4-1
integrated routing and bridging (IRB)     4-19
interface configuration, overview     4-3
IP multicast     4-15
IP routing protocols     4-9
IPX     4-12
ISL over FEC     4-25
port speed     4-6
saving changes     2-11, 3-12, 4-26
software configuration register     C-2
VLANs     4-7
configuration mode     4-2

configuration register

See software configuration register
console configuration mode     1-13

console connection, terminal emulation for     2-1, 3-2

context-sensitive help     1-13

control layer, functions of     1-5

copy command (Flash memory)     2-9, 3-9

copy flash tftp command     2-10, 3-11

copy running-config startup-config     4-26

copying

system image from slot to slot     2-9, 3-9
system image to Flash memory card     2-11, 3-11
system image to TFTP server     2-10, 3-10

D

debug ip rip     4-12

debug ipx routing activity     4-15

debug ipx sap     4-15

debug lss ipmcast     4-17

debug lss ipucast     4-12

debug vlan packet     4-9

delete command     2-6, 3-7

dense mode, PIM     4-15

dir command     2-6, 3-7

distributed hardware forwarding     1-5

E

EIGRP     4-10

IPX route information redistributed     4-10
enable password     2-4, 3-5

enable secret command     2-5, 3-5

enable secret password     2-4, 3-5

enable-password command     2-5, 3-5

encap isl command     4-8

Ethernet

10BaseT and 100BaseT configuration     4-6
configuration tasks     4-5
IP address and BOOTP configuration file     2-3, 3-4
Ethernet line module

10/100 UTP     4-4
100BaseFX     4-4
gigabit transmission     1-4
port on     4-4
examples

BOOTP configuration file     2-4, 3-4
Flash memory card configuration     2-6, 3-6
squeeze command     2-7, 3-7
external bridge     4-12

F

Fast EtherChannel

See FEC.
Fast Ethernet

assigning interfaces to FEC     4-23
configuration tasks     4-5
Fast EtherChannel and     4-22
speeds supported     4-6
subinterface configuration     4-8
Fast Ethernet line modules     4-5

FEC     4-22

about     1-5
assigning interfaces to     4-23
benefits of     4-22
cautions to note     4-24
channel number     4-23, 4-25
configuration tasks     4-22
configuring ISL over     4-25
interface configuration     4-23
port channels supported     4-22
removing an interface from     4-24
Flash memory

boot commands     C-4
copy command     2-9, 3-9
copying between Flash memory cards     2-8, 3-9
copying image to Flash card     2-11, 3-11
deleting files from     2-6, 3-7
formatting a card     2-7, 3-8
squeeze command and     2-7, 3-7
system image does not fit     2-8, 3-9
viewing contents of     2-6, 3-6
full duplex aggregate capacity     1-5

FX fiber-optic FastEthernet module     4-5

G

GEC     1-5

Gigabit EtherChannel     4-22

gigabit EtherChannel     1-5

gigabit Ethernet interface, configuring     4-7

gigabit Ethernet line module     1-4

global configuration mode     1-13

H

host portion of IP broadcast address     C-5

hostname command     2-5, 3-6

HSRP     4-22

I

IGMP     4-15

IGRP     4-10

integrated routing and bridging

See IRB.
interface bvi     4-21

interface configuration

mode     1-13
overview     4-3
subinterfaces     1-13
interface port-channel command     4-22, 4-23, 4-25

interfaces

supported by Catalyst 8510     1-2
supported by Catalyst 8540     1-3
Internet Group Membership Protocol

See IGMP.
Internet Protocol Multicast     4-15

Internetwork Packet Exchange

See IPX
Inter-Switch Link protocol

See ISL.
ip address command     4-11

IP addresses

channel group and     1-5
ISL configuration     4-9
IP multicast

about     4-15
IGMP     4-15
PIM     4-15
ip multicast-routing command     4-16

ip pim command     4-16

IP routing protocols

configuration tasks     4-9
debugging commands     4-12
NHRP and     4-10
supported protocols     4-10
IPX

characteristics of     4-12
configuration tasks     4-13
default encapsulation for     4-13
encapsulation types     4-14
external bridge     4-12
network address     4-13
network numbers     4-13
NLSP not supported     4-13
node numbers     4-13
ODI compatibility     4-13
parallel paths supported     4-13
protocols and services used     4-13
redistribution of route information with EIGRP     4-10
subinterface configuration and     4-9
ipx maximum-paths command     4-14

ipx network command     4-14

ipx routing command     4-14

IRB     4-19

BVI and     4-19
configuration considerations     4-20
configuration tasks     4-20
displaying information about     4-21
summary     1-11
ISL

definition     4-7
Fast EtherChannel and     4-22
IP addresses and     4-9
packet tagging     1-8
summary of     1-8

L

Layer 2 feature list     1-7

Layer 3 feature list     1-9

Layer 3 switch, functions of     1-4

line module, ports on     4-4

line vty command     2-3, 3-3

load balancing     1-11

M

MAC address of RP     3-3

MAC address of SRP     2-3

multicast, IP     4-15

N

network command     4-11

network layer feature list     1-9

network numbers in IPX networks     4-13

NHRP not supported     4-10

NLSP not supported     4-13

no boot system command     2-9, 3-9

no channel-group command     4-24

node numbers in IPX networks     4-13

NVRAM     4-26

O

Open Shortest Path First

See OSPF.
operating configuration, displaying     4-2

OSPF     4-10

area concept in     4-10
configuring     4-11
network area command     4-12
process ID     4-11

P

packet tagging     1-8

passwords, setting     2-4, 3-5

PCMCIA Flash memory slot     2-1, 3-1

physical port addresses     4-4

PIM     4-15

configuration tasks     4-16
dense mode     4-15
rendezvous point     4-15
reverse path forwarding     4-15
sparse mode     4-15
port addresses     4-4

port channels     4-22

port speed, detecting     4-6

port-based snooping     1-6

powering on the system     2-2, 3-2

privileged EXEC mode     1-13

tasks for     4-2
Protocol Independent Multicast

See PIM.
pwd command     2-6, 3-6

Q

QoS

about     1-5, 1-6
assigning WRR-scheduling weights     5-4
classes     5-1
configuring     5-2
finding effective bandwidth of circuit     5-2
frame scheduling     5-1
interface-level mapping     5-4
queuing     5-1
system-level mapping     5-3
qos mapping precedence command     5-3

Quality of Service

See QoS.

R

reload command     2-3, 3-4

rendezvous point     4-15

reverse path forwarding     4-15

RIP     4-10

route processor

about     3-1
configuring     3-3
MAC address, discovering     3-3
router eigrp command     4-11

router igrp command     4-11

router ospf command     4-11

router rip command     4-11

routing protocols supported     4-10

running configuration     4-26

displaying     4-2

S

saving configuration changes     2-11, 3-12, 4-26

server response to bootload failure     C-5

show arp     4-6

show bridge command     4-19

show bridge group     4-19

show bridge vlan     4-19

show controller     4-6

show epc cam int     4-17

show epc if-entry     4-16

show epc ipmcast     4-17

show epc patricia int     4-17

show hardware command     2-2, 3-2

show interface     4-6

show interface ethernet0     3-3

show interfaces bvi     4-21

show interfaces irb     4-21

show interfaces port-channel     4-26

show ip interfaces     4-12

show ip mroute     4-16

show ip protocol     4-12

show ip route     4-12

show ipx cache     4-14

show ipx interfaces     4-14

show ipx route     4-14

show ipx servers     4-14

show ipx traffic     4-14

show qos mapping     5-4

show qos switching     5-4

show running-config     4-26

show span     4-19

show vlan     4-9

show vlans     4-19

software configuration register

boot command options     C-4
Break key, controlling     C-5
broadcast address
     C-5
changing     C-2
host portion of IP broadcast address     C-5
overview     C-1
server response to bootload failure     C-5
sparse mode, PIM     4-15

speed auto command     4-6

squeeze command     2-7, 3-7

SRP

Ethernet interface, configuring     2-2
MAC address, discovering     2-3
management port on     2-3
startup configuration     4-26

subinterface configuration, difference between IP and IPX     4-9

subinterfaces     1-13

switch route processor

MAC address, discovering     2-3
switch router, functions of     1-4

system image

backing up to TFTP server     2-10, 3-10
copying to Flash memory card     2-11, 3-11
does not fit on Flash memory card     2-8, 3-9
system power on     2-2, 3-2

T

TFTP server, backing up system image to     2-10, 3-10

trunk port     4-7

U

UDP turbo flooding     1-12

user EXEC mode

tasks for     4-2
usage     1-13
UTP Fast Ethernet line module     4-5

V

verifying

10/100BaseT configuration     4-6
IP multicast operation     4-16
IPX operation     4-14
IRB operation     4-21
VLAN operation     4-9
virtual circuit, effective bandwidth for     5-2

virtual LAN

See VLAN.
VLAN

about     1-7
number per system     4-7
routing     4-8
trunk port     4-7