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Page 8 and 9: CONTENTS iv Configuring Interface C
Page 10 and 11: CONTENTS vi boot system . . . . . .
Page 12 and 13: CONTENTS viii bridge priority . . .
Page 14 and 15: CONTENTS APPENDICES: A Troubleshoot
Page 16 and 17: SWITCH MANAGEMENT 1-2 The switch’
Page 18 and 19: SWITCH MANAGEMENT 1-4 4. Once you h
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Page 22 and 23: SWITCH MANAGEMENT 1-8 4. To set the
Page 24 and 25: SWITCH MANAGEMENT 1-10 Community St
Page 26 and 27: SWITCH MANAGEMENT Managing System F
Page 28 and 29: SWITCH MANAGEMENT 1-14 Function Par
Page 30 and 31: SWITCH MANAGEMENT 1-16
Page 32 and 33: CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-2 3. After
Page 34 and 35: CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-4 Notes: 1
Page 36 and 37: CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-6 Menu Add
Page 38 and 39: CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Basic Config
Page 40 and 41: CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Setting the
Page 42 and 43: CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-12 Web - C
Page 44 and 45: CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Configuring
Page 46 and 47: CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Managing Fir
Page 48 and 49: CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Saving or Re
Page 50 and 51: CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Copying the
Page 52 and 53: CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-22 CLI - E
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Port Configu
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Configuring
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Setting Broa
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Address Tabl
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-32 For exa
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-34 The fol
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-36 CLI - T
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-38 • Dis
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-40 Web - C
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-42 VLANs h
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-44 To impl
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Adding Inter
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-52 • GVR
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Setting the
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-56 to reco
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Setting the
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Mapping DSCP
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Port Trunk C
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Statically C
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-70 The pur
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-74 (port o
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH Adding Multi
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-78 passing
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CONFIGURING THE SWITCH 2-80
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-2 After co
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-4 You can
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-6 between
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE Configuratio
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE Command Grou
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE General Comm
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-14 Example
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE end exit 3-1
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE Flash/File C
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE delete 3-20
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-22 • Fil
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE username 3-2
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-28 Command
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE ip http serv
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-32 • lev
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-34 Default
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE show running
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE SNMP Command
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-52 separat
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE line 3-58 Us
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE password 3-6
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE password-thr
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE databits 3-6
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE stopbits 3-6
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE Interface Co
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE shutdown 3-7
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE bridge addre
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE bridge forwa
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-88 • The
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE show bridge
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE VLAN Command
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE vlan 3-96 Us
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE switchport m
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE switchport i
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE switchport a
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE show vlan 3-
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-106 Comman
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-108 Note:
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-110 Exampl
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE ip igmp snoo
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-114 Comman
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE ip igmp snoo
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-118 Relate
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE show ip igmp
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE switchport p
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-124 Relate
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-128 • co
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-130 • co
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE show map ip
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 3-134 • Th
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE channel-grou
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TROUBLESHOOTING Upgrading Firmware
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TROUBLESHOOTING A-4 If using Window
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TROUBLESHOOTING A-6
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PIN ASSIGNMENTS Console Port to 9-P
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GLOSSARY Collision Domain CSMA/CD G
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GLOSSARY IEEE 802.3 Defines carrier
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GLOSSARY Multicast Switching A proc
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GLOSSARY Glossary-8
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INDEX R RADIUS, logon authenticatio
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