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802.1Q VLANsconfiguring 1A
access VLANsunderstanding 1adding portsport channels 1B
bandwidthconfiguring 1BFD 1asynchronous mode 1configuration examples 1configuration hierarchy 1configuring BGP on 1configuring on Static Routes 1default settings 1detection of failures 1disabling on an interface 1guidelines and limitations 1license requirement 1monitoring 1prerequisites 1related standards 1security 1support for routing protocols 1verifying the configuration 1virtualization support 1C
changingEtherType for Q-in-Q 1channel modeport channels 1channel modesport channels 1configurationLayer 3 interfacesverifying 1configuration examplesLayer 3 interfaces 1configuringBFD high-level task flow 1BFD on BGP 1BFD on EIGRP 1BFD on HSRP 1BFD on OSPF 1BFD on PIM 1BFD on VRRP 1default interface 1default interface mode 1description parameter 1error-disabled recovery interval 1interface bandwidth 1LACP fast timer rate 1LACP port priority 1LACP port-channel MaxBundle 1LACP Short Timeout 1LEM 10G mode 1LEM 40G mode 1loopback interfaces 1routed interfaces 1subinterfaces 1VLAN interfaces 1vPC shutdown 1configuring LACP 1D
debounce timerparameters 1default settingsLayer 3 interfaces 1disablingBFD on an interface 1CDP 1ethernet interfaces 1link negotiation 1vPCs 1E
enablingBFD 1CDP 1error-disabled detection 1error-disabled recovery 1enhanced vPCabout 1configuration overview 1example configuration 1failure response 1licensing 1scalability 1supported platforms 1supported topologies 1verifying common port channel members 1verifying configuration 1verifying interface consistency 1verifying port channel numbers 1F
feature historyport channels 1G
graceful convergenceport channelsLACPguidelines and limitationsLayer 3 interfaces 1vPCs 1H
high-level configuration task flow 1I
information aboutdefault interfaces 1Q-in-Q VLAN tunnels 1interface information, displayinglayer 2 1interfacesassigning to a VRF 1chassis ID 1configuring bandwidth 1Layer 3 1configuration examples 1monitoring 1options 1routed 1UDLD 1VLAN 1configuring 1IP Addressing Scheme with Private VLANs 1L
L3 over vpcinterfaces 1LACP 1configuring 1graceful convergencedisabling 1reenabling 1marker responders 1port channels 1system ID 1LACP fast timer rateconfiguring 1LACP port priorityconfiguring 1LACP Short Timeoutconfiguring 1LACP-enabled vs staticport channels 1LAN interfaceEthernet access port 1layer 2interface information, displaying 1layer 2 interfacesunified ports 1Layer 3 interfaces 1configuration examples 1configuring routed interfaces 1default settings 1guidelines and limitations 1interfacesLayer 3MIBs 1monitoring 1related documents 1standards 1verifying 1Layer 3 over vPC 1LEM 10G modeconfiguring 1LEM 40G modeconfiguring 1LEM mode configurationverifying 1licensingenhanced vPC 1licensing requirementsQ-in-Q tunnels 1Link Aggregation Control Protocol 1load balancingport channelsconfiguring 1loopback interfaces 1configuring 1M
MIBsLayer 3 interfaces 1monitoringLayer 3 interfaces 1N
native 802.1Q VLANsconfiguring 1O
optimizingBFD on subinterfaces 1P
parameters, aboutdebounce timer 1physical Ethernet settings 1port channelverifying configuration 1port channeling 1port channelsadding ports 1channel mode 1compatibility requirements 1configuring bandwidth 1creating 1LACP 1LACP-enabled vs static 1port channels 1moving into a vPC 1STP 1port profilesabout 1guidelines and limitations 1port profiles 1R
related documentsLayer 3 interfaces 1restartingethernet interfaces 1restoringvPC shutdown switch 1routed interfaces 1configuring 1configuring bandwidth 1S
selectingfabric mode 1standardsLayer 3 interfaces 1STPport channel 1subinterfaces 1configuring 1configuring bandwidth 1U
UDLDaggressive mode 1defined 1nonaggressive mode 1UDLD modeAconfiguring 1understandingaccess VLANs 1Unidirectional Link Detection 1unified ports 1configuring 1V
verifyingLayer 3 interface configuration 1LEM mode configuration 1VLANinterfaces 1VLAN interfacesconfiguring 1vPCenhanced 1with ARP or ND 1vpc peer linksinterfaces 1vPC peer switch topologyhybridconfiguring 1pureconfiguring 1vPC peer switches 1vPC terminology 1vPCsguidelines and limitations 1moving port channels into 1VRFassigning an interface to 1
Cisco Nexus 6000 Series NX-OS Interfaces Configuration Guide, Release 7.x
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- July 24, 2020
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