Catalyst 4500-X Fixed 10 GE Aggregation Switch

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Advantages Advantages • Operational simplicity – Single Control-Plane between layers Highly Redundant Network Design • Redundant Network Paths • Redundant System and network paths on mission-critical network points • Single chassis system redundancy • Protects network availability during major network fault event • Cost-effective solution for small size network design Si Si Si Disadvantages • Single Becomes point-of-failure complex as design it scales • Any Increase major control network and fault management can cause plane a complete network outage • May Redundant not be control-plane very cost-effective with redundant design compared topology with information dual chassis systems Si Si Si Si Si Si © 2011 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential 26 2
• Redundant design with sub-optimal topology and complex operation. • Stabilize network topology with several L2 settings : STP Primary and Backup Root Bridge Bridge Assurance Rootguard Loopguard or Bridge Assurance STP Root STP Edge Protection • Protocol restricted forwarding topology – HSRP Active Si Si STP FWD/ALT/BLK Port Single Active FHRP Gateway Asymmetric forwarding Unicast Flood Rootguard Loopguard or Bridge Assurance • Protocol dependent driven network recovery PVST/RPVST+ FHRP Tunings BPDU Guard or PortFast Port Security © 2011 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential 27 2
Page 1 and 2: Under NDA Updated on January 2, 201
Page 3 and 4: INNOVATION Virtual Switching System
Page 5 and 6: • Cisco Catalyst 4500-X Switches
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Page 31 and 32: Standalone VSS (Physical view) VSS
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Page 37 and 38: Features Standalone VSS VLAN Manage
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Page 55 and 56: • The 4-command syntax is as foll
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• Cisco Catalyst 4500-X Switches
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REFERENCE Example: Switch#event man
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• IOS XE on 4500-X can host third
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• Display packets in brief mode S
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Data Center 1 WAN Internet Red VRF
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Today: VRF-Lite • A hop-by-hop vi
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OSPF Example router ospf 1 network
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VRF-Lite Subinterface Config interf
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Campus Core g1/0 vrf definition red
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vrf definition red vnet tag 101 vrf
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Before: Sharing services in existin
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Business Meetings and Ad Hoc Commun
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An end-to-end IP architecture that
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• Metrics can be tested against t
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• Variety of network centric metr
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• Requestor - origin of request V
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• Convenient for pre-deployment a
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PAIN POINTS • Many different devi
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Example of Inside Attacks exploitin
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Prevent Rogue Router Advertisements
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Host A First Hop Switch Router B Si
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See RFC 6104 for details Wireless t
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Host A First Hop Switch DHCP Server
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Creates and maintains a v6 binding
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• One command to do them all! Hos
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FEATURE Catalyst 4500E (Sup 7E/ 7L-
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Zero-touch Deployment and Maintenan
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New Client Install Example, Directo
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Smart Install Clients Catalyst 3K 3
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Segment Smart Install Functions •
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Client Behavior before 15.0(2)SE: C
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SMI client: behavior changes on upl
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Software Release Roadmap © 2011 20
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TEXEL (Cat 4500E, 4500-X and 4900M,
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