Intel® NetStructure™ 6000 Switch

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Intel® NetStructure 6000 Switch User Guide
• All displays storm control information for all the ports,
regardless of what state the storm control software has for that
port.
6000 Switch>#>show storm all
Using a port number instead of any of the other parameters displays
only the storm control information for that port.
6000 Switch>#>show storm 3
The Storm Control configuration is stored in the NVRAM of the
switch.
Layer 3 Switching & Routing
Layer 3 switching supports dynamic routing protocols to maintain the
routing tables. For each network layer protocol, one or more routing
protocols may be invoked. For IP, these protocols are RIP v1, RIP v2,
and OSPF.
Layer 3 switching moves frames through the switching fabric based
upon the destination network protocol address of the packet. The
switch supports wire-speed Layer 3 switching for IP networks.
Layer 3 switching operates in the context of multiple switched
network segments. This functionality relies upon multiple VLAN
operation.
IP Access Control
On the 6000 switch, IP Access Control is applied to incoming
routable traffic to limit access to end devices on different networks or
subnets.
An Access Control List (ACL) of rules is used to permit or deny the
flow of IP traffic through the network. The rules are created based on
source and destination IP addresses.
ACL rules are enforced on routable traffic only. IP frames between
two end devices connected to the switch on different VLANs may be
blocked and unable to ping or Telnet each other.
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