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FTOS Command Reference for the S-Se
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Layer 3 Management • Shared LAG S
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Contents New Features . . . . . . .
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Chapter 3 Control and Monitoring Co
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Chapter 5 RMON . . . . . . . . . .
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dot1x reauthentication . . . . . .
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port-channel-protocol lacp . . . .
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show arp . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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26 Figure 35 show software ifm clie
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28 Figure 121 show config Command E
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List of Tables Table 1 Information
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Preface About this Guide This book
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Related Documents For more informat
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Chapter 1 CLI Basics This chapter d
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Obtaining Help Table 2 Command Prom
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Table 3 Short-cut Keys and their Ac
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EXEC Privilege Mode The EXEC privil
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2. Use the mac access-list standard
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SPANNING TREE Mode Use the protocol
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2. Use the router ospf {process-id}
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This chapter contains commands need
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delete delete For example, when usi
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pwd Syntax pwd Command Modes EXEC p
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Example Figure 9 show file-system C
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show running-config show running-co
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Example Example Usage Information F
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upgrade (S-Series) s Upgrade the bo
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Related Commands banner login c e s
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Example Related Commands Figure 20
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exit ce s Return to the lower comma
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Parameters ip ftp username Defaults
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Parameters ip tftp source-interface
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Usage Information You cannot delete
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eload c e s Reboot the FTOS. Syntax
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Defaults None. Command Mode EXEC EX
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show debugging c e s View a list of
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Syntax show inventory [media slot]
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Example 2 Example 3 Force10#show pr
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Example Example Example Force10# sh
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Usage Information Example show proc
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Table 6 defines the fields that app
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Command History Example Related Com
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Example Related Commands Force10#sh
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Parameters Defaults 24 lines Comman
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undebug all c e s Disable all debug
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Chapter 4 SNMP and Syslog Commands
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Command History Related Commands sh
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snmp-server community c e s Configu
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Parameters Defaults Not enabled. Co
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Parameters snmp-server group To rem
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Defaults As shown Command Modes CON
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Command Modes CONFIGURATION Command
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Defaults As above Command Modes CON
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Related Commands snmp trap link-sta
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default logging console c e s Retur
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Parameters logging console To retur
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Defaults local7 Command Modes CONFI
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Command History Related Commands lo
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Parameters logging trap Defaults Di
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show logging driverlog stack-unit (
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Chapter 5 RMON The FTOS Remote Netw
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Default owner Command Modes CONFIGU
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Defaults as described above Command
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show rmon alarms c e s Display the
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Example 1 Example 2 Figure 49 show
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Example 1 Example 2 Figure 53 show
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Example 1 Example 2 Force10#show rm
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Chapter 6 Time Commands The command
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clock read-calendar clock read-cale
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Default Not configured. Command Mod
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ntp authentication-key c e s Specif
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Command History Usage Information R
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Related Commands show ntp status c
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Chapter 7 Security Commands This ch
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aaa accounting suppress aaa account
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Defaults Not configured Command Mod
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Authentication and Password This se
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Parameters Default Not configured (
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Defaults No password is configured.
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password-attributes c e s Enable th
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show users c e s View information o
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Command History radius-server deadt
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adius-server key radius-server key
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Command History Related Commands TA
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The 802.1x Port Authentication comm
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Related Commands dot1x auth-server
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dot1x port-control c e s Enable por
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dot1x server-timeout c e s Configur
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Example Force10#show dot1x int Gi 2
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debug ip ssh c e s Enables collecti
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Command History ip ssh hostbased-au
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ip ssh pub-key-file c e s Specify t
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Usage Information Related Commands
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Defaults No default behavior or val
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show ip ssh rsa-authentication c e
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Chapter 8 Storm Control The FTOS St
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Syntax show storm-control multicast
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Parameters Defaults No default beha
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Usage Information storm-control mul
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Defaults No default behavior or val
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Chapter 9 Interface Commands The ch
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clear counters clear counters c e s
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Usage Information Related Commands
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interface null c e s Configure a Nu
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Example Example Example Example Exa
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Defaults This command has no defaul
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Parameters Defaults Not configured,
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Example systest-3 Monitor time: 00:
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Usage Information Related Commands
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Related Commands negotiation auto
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Related Commands show config Figure
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Example 1 Force10#show interfaces t
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Example 2 Force10#show interfaces t
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show interfaces configured c e s Vi
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show interfaces description c e s V
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Parameters Command Modes EXEC Comma
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Parameters Defaults auto Command Mo
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Port Channel Commands channel-membe
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Related Commands group c e s Group
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minimum-links minimum-links c e s C
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Command Modes EXEC Command History
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Related Commands Table 18 show inte
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Chapter 10 LACP This chapter contai
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Command History lacp long-timeout c
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Defaults off Command Modes INTERFAC
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Related Commands clear lacp counter
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Chapter 11 Layer 2 MAC Addressing T
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Command History Related Commands se
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set weight set weight c e s Configu
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Chapter 15 Port Monitoring The Port
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Command Modes MONITOR SESSION (conf
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source c e s Configure a monitor so
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Chapter 16 IP Routing Commands The
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arp ces Use Address Resolution Prot
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Command Modes EXEC privilege Comman
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Parameters Command Modes EXEC privi
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debug ip icmp c e s View informatio
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Example Usage Information Figure 13
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Related Commands • specify a doma
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Usage Information ip helper-address
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ip mtu ip mtu c e s Set the IP MTU
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Usage Information ip proxy-arp FTOS
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load-balance (C-Series and S-Series
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Command History Example Version 7.6
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Related Commands Table 29 defines t
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Example 2 Table 30 show ip cam Comm
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Example Force10>show ip fib linecar
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show ip interface c e s View IP-rel
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show ip management-route c e s View
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Command Modes EXEC Command History
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show ip route list c e s View IP ro
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Example Force10#Force10#show ip tra
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Parameters Defaults No default beha
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Table 39 show tcp statistics cp Com
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Chapter 17 VRRP Commands Use the co
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Usage Information clear counters vr
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Command Modes VRRP Command History
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show config c e s View the non-defa
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Force10>show vrrp -----------------
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Usage Information virtual-address I
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Chapter 18 PVST+ The FTOS implement
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show spanning-tree pvst c e s View
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Example 2 Example 3 Force10#show sp
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Defaults Not Configured Command Mod
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Command Modes CONFIGURATION (conf-p
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Defaults 20 seconds Command Modes C
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Chapter 19 RSTP The FTOS implementa
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Example disable c e s Disable RSTP
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Parameters Defaults 20 seconds Comm
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Example 1 Example 2 Force10#show sp
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Example Figure 164 spanning-tree rs
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Chapter 20 MSTP Multiple Spanning T
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To enable Multiple Spanning Tree Pr
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Command History Related Commands ma
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Command Modes MULTIPLE SPANNING TRE
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Command Modes MULTIPLE SPANNING TRE
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Example 2 Usage Information Figure
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spanning-tree mstp edge-port spanni
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Chapter 21 OSPF Open Shortest Path
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area default-cost area default-cost
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Syntax area area-id stub [no-summar
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Syntax auto-cost [reference-bandwid
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Example Version 7.5.1.0 Introduced
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Command History Related Commands de
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Parameters Defaults external dist3
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Command Modes ROUTER OSPF Command H
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ip ospf cost c e s Change the cost
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Parameters Defaults No MD5 authenti
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ip ospf retransmit-interval Use thi
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network area c e s Define which int
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• Remove the interface from the p
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Syntax router-id ip-address Paramet
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Example Related Commands Force10>sh
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Related Commands show ip ospf datab
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Related Commands show ip ospf datab
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Example Force10#show ip ospf databa
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Example Force10#show ip ospf databa
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Example Force10>show ip ospf int Fi
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Command History Usage Information E
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Table 53 show ip ospf statistics gl
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Example Figure 188 show ip ospf top
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timers spf timers spf c e s Set the
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Chapter 22 Quality of Service Per-P
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Command History service-class dynam
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Syntax class-map {match-all | match
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Command Modes CONFIGURATION (config
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Related Commands policy-aggregate U
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Defaults Layer 3 Command Modes CONF
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show qos class-map c e s View the c
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Example 2 Example 3 Figure 192 show
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Example Figure 196 show qos qos-pol
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Chapter 23 Multicast IPv4 Multicast
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IGMP Commands Table 56 show ip mrou
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Defaults Disabled Command Modes EXE
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show ip igmp groups c e s Display t
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Example Force10#show ip igmp interf
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debug ip igmp • When enabled, IGM
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Usage Information ip igmp snooping
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Usage Information show ip igmp snoo
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Appendix A ICMP Message Types Table
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Appendix B SNMP Traps Table 59 list
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Table 59 SNMP Traps and Error Messa
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Index Symbols (IFM (interface manag
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dot1x reauth-max 198 dot1x server-t
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max-age (RSTP) 468 max-hops (MSTP)
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set metric-type (Route Map) 382 set
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VLAN-Stacking 301 VRRP 441 vrrp-gro
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A aaa accounting 166 aaa accounting
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ip unreachables 416 negotiation aut
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permit udp (Extended IP ACL) 337 pi
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show snmp engineID 107 show snmp gr