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N7k-1(config)# int mgmt0 N7k-1(config-if)# ip address 10.91.86.180/25 N7k-1(config-if)# vrf context management N7k-1(config-vrf)# ip route 0.0.0.0/0 10.91.86.129 N7k-1(config)# end Example 12-4. NX-OS Default and Management VRF Routing Table Isolation Click here to view code image N7k-1# show ip route IP Route Table for VRF "default" '*' denotes best ucast next-hop '**' denotes best mcast next-hop '[x/y]' denotes [preference/metric] 172.17.22.0/24, ubest/mbest: 1/0, attached *via 172.17.22.2, Vlan50, [0/0], 12w4d, direct 172.17.22.1/32, ubest/mbest: 1/0 *via 172.17.22.1, Vlan50, [0/0], 5w0d, hsrp 172.17.22.2/32, ubest/mbest: 1/0, attached *via 172.17.22.2, Vlan50, [0/0], 12w4d, local 172.17.23.0/24, ubest/mbest: 1/0, attached N7k-1# show ip route vrf management IP Route Table for VRF "management" '*' denotes best ucast next-hop '**' denotes best mcast next-hop '[x/y]' denotes [preference/metric] 0.0.0.0/0, ubest/mbest: 1/0 *via 10.91.86.129, [1/0], 12w4d, static 10.91.86.128/25, ubest/mbest: 1/0, attached *via 10.91.86.180, mgmt0, [0/0], 12w4d, direct 10.91.86.180/32, ubest/mbest: 1/0, attached *via 10.91.86.180, mgmt0, [0/0], 12w4d, local VRF Operational Commands Because NX-OS was built from the ground up with VRF support in mind, operational commands have a specific, consistent placement of a keyword at the end of a command to specify a VRF. As mentioned earlier, the default VRF is used when no VRF is specified in a particular command. To continue to provide the network engineer with a more streamlined configuration approach, NX-OS also supports a routing-context mode, which sets the scope
for any subsequent show or EXEC commands. Example 12-5 shows how to leverage the routing-context command to simplify operations. Example 12-5. Using the vrf Keyword and Routing-Context Scope for EXEC and show Commands Click here to view code image N7k-1# ping 10.100.5.20 vrf management N7k-1# show ip arp 10.100.5.20 vrf management N7k-1# show routing vrf management N7k-1# routing-context vrf management N7k-1%management# ping 10.100.5.20 N7k-1%management# sh ip arp 10.100.5.20 N7k-1%management# show routing VRF-Lite VRF-Lite provides a simple and scalable method for virtualizing routing in many environments. However, VRF-Lite does not require MPLS. VRF-Lite is one of the most common deployments of VRF technology in most enterprise networks today. VRF-Lite is typically found on MPLS CE routers, in environments in which multitenancy and routing isolation are required, or in environments requiring support for overlapping IP ranges. Following is a listing of steps to configure basic elements of VRF-Lite: 1. Create a new VRF context. 2. [Optional] Configure Route Targets for Import/Export Functionality. 3. Configure any necessary static routing inside of the VRF context as part of the appropriate address-family. 4. Assign interfaces to the newly created VRF. 5. Configure Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) for the newly created VRF. 6. [Optional] If configuring Route Import/Export, configure MP-BGP. To configure Multi-VRF, create a VRF table and then specify the Layer 3 interface associated with that VRF. You can also optionally configure any static routing associated to the VRF. Example 12-6 describes these key configuration elements. Remember to assign the VRF first before any IP addresses to the interface. Next, you enable the newly created VRF inside of a routing protocol, as shown in Example 12-7 for OSPF, Example 12-8 for EIGRP, and Example 12-9 for IS-IS. Example 12-6. Basic VRF-Lite Configuration Example Using Two VRFs, vrfcustomer1 and vrf-customer2
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NX-OS and Cisco Nexus Switching Nex
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For sales outside of the U.S. pleas
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About the Authors Ron Fuller, CCIE
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Dedications Ron Fuller: This book i
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We need to find another heavy conce
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Contents at a Glance Foreword Intro
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Interface Allocation: N7K-M108X2-12
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OSPF OSPFv2 Configuration OSPF Summ
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Cisco TrustSec Configuring AAA for
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Chapter 8 Unified Fabric Unified Fa
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OTV Control Plane Multicast-Enabled
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Icons Used in This Book
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Foreword With more than 30,000 cust
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Chapters 1 through 14 cover the fol
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• Security: Cisco NX-OS provides
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Fibre Channel, Ethernet, and FCoE i
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• Nexus 2224: FEX, 24 100/1000Bas
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Nexus 3000 Learned Routes), EIGRP-S
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• NX-OS supports VDCs, which enab
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Click here to view code image Congo
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NX-OS has many different types of m
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module to which it is attached, ena
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Example 1-6. Enabling a Telnet Serv
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user:admin this user account has no
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SNMP Figure 1-4. Results of the Sel
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User Auth Priv ____ ____ ____ NMS s
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Managing System Files Directories c
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active/ bootflash://sup-remote/ boo
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will be applied to your current run
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N7010-1(config)# snmp-server enable
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vrf 2 1000 3 0 portchannel 0 768 1
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• Independent processes started f
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Figure 1-6. Shared Interface Concep
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Example 1-14. Creating a VDC Core o
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Figure 1-13. Nexus 7000 F2e 48-Port
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Figure 1-20. N7K-M148GS-11 and L Mo
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Figure 1-22. N7K-M224XP-23L I/O Mod
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Interface Allocation on M2 Modules
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egypt(config)# vdc core egypt(confi
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Further Reading Figure 1-25. Physic
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Chapter 2. Layer 2 Support and Conf
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connectivity. One of the most appar
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1GE JAF1318AALS NX5000# show fex 10
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Eth100/1/11 Eth100/1/3 Eth100/1/2 E
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Eth100/1/2 Up Po100 Po100 Eth100/1/
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N7K-1(config)# mac address-table ag
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Congo# show vlan internal usage VLA
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the requirements of the devices con
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14 VLAN0014 active Eth2/11, Eth2/12
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• Host6(192.168.100.26): Sends tr
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Kenya(config-if)# switchport mode p
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used to provide a much simpler conf
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Congo# conf t Enter configuration c
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Eth2/11 Root FWD 4 128.267 Network
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Example 2-29 demonstrates how the d
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Example 2-31. MST Verification Clic
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Click here to view code image Egypt
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Example 2-38 shows the root ports o
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001b.54c2.bbc2 4 2 12 9 Ethernet2/1
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intervention to enable ports that h
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Congo# Example 2-51 shows how to re
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After the VLAN is defined on Egypt,
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Configuring Layer 2 Interfaces Now
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!Time: Fri Oct 30 08:52:29 2009 ver
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aggregation protocol information is
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Members must have same Ethernet Lay
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oth devices are online, and also to
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Congo(config-if)# no shutdown Congo
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link. This will enable spanning tre
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00- 103 00-103 Allowed VLANs - 40-4
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spanning tree domain to the entire
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FabricPath IS-IS adjacencies are th
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Figure 2-9. FabricPath Topology As
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Figure 2-10. FabricPath Interface C
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D - Static Adjacencies attached to
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• Enable the vPC feature. • Def
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Performed vPC role : none establish
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Figure 2-12. vPC+ Interface Configu
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VLAN MAC Address Type age Secure NT
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called the Diffusing Update Algorit
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Example 3-4 shows an alphanumeric s
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Interface Peers Un/Reliable SRTT Un
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Note Mixing standard and wide metri
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Example 3-14. Summarizing Networks
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GigabitEthernet1/48 10.0.0.0/24 is
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Congo# show ip eigrp neighbor detai
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complex routing scenarios with a fi
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edistributed. Example 3-24. Definin
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D 10.10.10.0 [90/3072] via 192.168.
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total) With the output in Example 3
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Figure 3-5. Network Topology for OS
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Congo# config t Enter configuration
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Libya# show ip ospf neighbor detail
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CNTL/Z. Congo(config)# router ospf
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*via 192.168.1.1, Lo0, [0/0], 01:02
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as Type 7 LSAs. Although not common
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Number of LSAs: 6, checksum sum 0x3
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Securing OSPF Area ranges are 192.1
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Example 3-55. Verification of OSPF
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Congo(config-route-map)# match ip a
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default-metric 100 The process begi
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D - EIGRP, EX - EIGRP external, O -
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Example 3-67. This information is e
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extremely valuable when troubleshoo
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1. Enable IS-IS. 2. Configure the I
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Level-1 Designated IS: Congo Level-
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Congo(config-if)# sh isis adj IS-IS
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Figure 3-10. Network Topology for B
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feature bgp router bgp 65000.65088
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BGP version 4, remote router ID 192
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queue Sent 6689 messages, 1 notific
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o - ODR, P - periodic downloaded st
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version 4.2(2a) feature hsrp Simila
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VRRP 2 state changes, last state ch
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Figure 3-13. HSRP/VRRP Interaction
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Figure 3-15 illustrates the topolog
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Verifying GLBP Configuration A quic
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eferred to as the RP tree or RPT. F
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In general, PIM can operate in two
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Due to this behavior, it is not nec
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N7K-1-Core1# config Enter configura
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priority: 0, RP-source: (local), gr
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Auto-RP Announce policy: None Auto-
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N7K-2-Core# config Enter configurat
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Auto-RP RPA: 10.1.0.1, uptime: 00:0
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BSR RP Candidate policy: None BSR R
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PIM Group-Range Configuration for V
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Vlan100, Interface status: protocol
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Switch-querier disabled IGMPv3 Expl
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CMHLAB-DC2-VSM1# show ip igmp snoop
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Figure 4-9. Network Topology for MS
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PIM configured DR priority: 1 PIM b
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Chapter 5. Security This chapter co
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share. This model provides security
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distribution, use the following com
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deadtime value:0 source interface:l
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or Offline Click here to view code
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Figure 5-3. Adding a User to the Ci
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pending pending-diff Egypt(config)#
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Example 5-16. Verifying TACACS+ CFS
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configuration required in NX-OS. Ex
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Figure 5-7. Adding Redundant NX-OS
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Note • Be sure to have an SSH Ser
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Tx 7653 output packets 6642 unicast
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Figure 5-9. Cisco TrustSec Example
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NX7k-SGA # conf t NX7k-SGA (config)
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Figure 5-12. The Required Fields to
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Click here to view code image NX7K-
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Example 5-32 shows the successful d
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• PCI 3 (decimal) / 0003 (hex)
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Figure 5-20. The ISE Compares Its S
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NX7K-SGA(config)# cts refresh role-
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Egypt# show run cts feature dot1x f
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Egypt# show runn cts !Command: show
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Example 5-42 confirms the VLAN used
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Total Length: 84 Identification: 0x
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To improve the scalability of ACL m
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0001 ip access-list TCP1 0002 permi
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Example 5-53 shows how to change th
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Port security enables you to config
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A maximum number of MAC addresses c
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Note Enable DHCP snooping globally
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Egypt# Example 5-67 shows how to ve
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Note By default, all interfaces are
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Vlan : 1 ----------- Configuration
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!Command: show running-config dhcp
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network performance. The traffic st
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Egypt(config-if)# Example 5-84 veri
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Unicast packets : 0/0/0/0/0 Unicast
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permit eigrp any any ipv6 access-li
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permit pim any ff02::d/128 permit u
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class copp-system-p-class-critical
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| glean | mtu | multicast {directly
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Example 5-90. Configuring Rate Limi
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copy Config : 30000 Allowed : 26346
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User ____ Auth Priv ____ ____ Examp
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Role: vdc-operator Description: Pre
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entity : entity_power_status_change
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entity : entity_power_status_change
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Chapter 6. High Availability This c
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edundant Configure power supply red
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• Cisco Nexus 7010 Series system
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not be prolonged because of the ina
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Example 6-7. Supervisor Runtime Dia
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Congo# show diagnostic description
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L/* - Exclusively run this test / N
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***N******A 00:30:00 9) SecondaryBo
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These software features combine to
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N7k-1(config)# install feature-set
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Other supervisor (sup-5) ----------
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! The impact of the software upgrad
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5 bios v3.22.0(02/20/10): v3.22.0(0
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Kernel uptime is 128 day(s), 7 hour
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1 yes non-disruptive rolling 2 yes
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ios/loader/bootrom. Warning: please
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http://www.opensource.org/licenses/
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In addition to the NX-OS operating
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features such as stateful process r
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it to the destination. SPANning tra
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Jealousy(config-if)# switchport mon
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Example 7-5. Displaying a Monitor S
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Example 7-7. Displaying a Virtual S
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Figure 7-3. Nexus 5x00 SPAN Topolog
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state : up source intf : rx : vfc10
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Note The Nexus 1000V does not suppo
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CMHLAB-DC2-VSM1# config t CMHLAB-DC
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Figure 7-6. Create a vmk Port Using
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Figure 7-8. Create a vmk Port Using
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CMHLAB-DC2-VSM1(config-erspan-src)#
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N7K-2(config-erspan-src)# no shut N
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Legend: l = learning enabled f = fo
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Legend: l = learning enabled f = fo
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Note The Nexus 5500 series switches
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cmhlab-dc2-tor2(config-erspan-src)#
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802.1Q Virtual LAN 000. .... .... .
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.... 10.. = Port Role: Root (2) ...
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Frame Length: 57 bytes Capture Leng
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...0 .... .... .... = CFI: 0 .... 0
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Note You can add more show commands
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Data Center Jealousy(config-callhom
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neighbor If the email transport opt
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Example 7-35. System-Generated Chec
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After a review of the differences,
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Checkpoints can be given a name and
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Rollback Patch is Empty Note: Apply
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Jealousy(config-flow-record)# end J
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Layer 2 NetFlow cannot be applied i
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packets CMHLAB-DC2-VSM1(config-flow
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where NTP runs in multiple VDCs, th
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2. A DHCP request is sent and repli
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if protocol == "telnet": c = "/isan
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scLogFileName + ".*100%", \ pexpect
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print "Failed connecting to " + hos
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• Higher availability: Quite simp
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eaping the benefits of a Unified I/
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Figure 8-4. FIP Process FIP can be
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Multhop Fibre Channel over Ethernet
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to Cisco NX-OS,” and the focus in
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switch as a Fabric Port (F-port) an
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Restarting system. Single-Hop FCoE
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1 minute output rate 0 bits/sec, 0
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Port Native Status Port Vlan Channe
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N5K-1# A similar configuration must
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N7K-1# config Enter configuration c
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2000 2000 Operational N7K-1-FCoE# N
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version 5.2(2a) interface Ethernet3
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Note If all the shared ASIC ports a
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Figure 8-14. FCoE Topology Example
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could fail. By taking advantage of
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VSM in an active-standby pair; and
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Figure 9-2. Nexus 1000V Topology Th
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The VEM differentiates between the
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Figure 9-3. VEM Loop Prevention Not
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login as: admin Nexus 1010 Using ke
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VsbEthernet1/1 control 0 up up VsbE
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vsm login: admin Password: Cisco Ne
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Figure 9-6. Selecting the Plug-Ins
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Figure 9-9. Registering the Plug-In
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such license is available at http:/
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sync status: Complete version: VMwa
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Figure 9-14. Entering the VMWare vC
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Figure 9-16. The OVA File and VSM R
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Figure 9-18. Configuring the Networ
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Figure 9-20. VSM Configuration Attr
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Figure 9-22. VSM Installation Proce
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Figure 9-24. VSM Installation Summa
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1000v Management Center. Note For t
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Figure 9-28. Entering the Nexus 100
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Figure 9-30. VEM Configuration Summ
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Figure 9-32. Configuring the Nexus
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Reboot Required: false VIBs Install
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vsm(config-port-prof)# no shutdown
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Figure 9-34. Adding the VEM Through
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Figure 9-36. Selecting the ESX Host
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Figure 9-38. Selecting the VM to Mi
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Figure 9-40. Verifying That the ESX
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vsm# Note There is a 60-day evaluat
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Figure 9-41. 1000V-Topology Example
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vsm(config)# Example 9-11 shows how
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Figure 9-43. Selecting the vmkernel
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2012 Aug 23 22:29:33 vsm %VIM-5-IF_
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• VLAN configuration • VMware m
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vsm(config-port-prof)# no shutdown
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HR-APPS Veth3 Net Adapter 1 Demo-Te
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Figure 9-46. Verifying the Port-Pro
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(vASA) to deploy virtualized servic
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Figure 9-49. Verifying the OVF Depl
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Figure 9-51. Specifying the Data Ce
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Figure 9-53. Specifying the Specifi
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Figure 9-55. Specifying the Datasto
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Figure 9-57. Specifying the IP Addr
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Figure 9-59. Verifying the Informat
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Figure 9-63. Displaying the VNMC Vi
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Figure 9-65. Browse to the VNMC Man
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Figure 9-68. Install the Extension
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8. Add vCenter VM Manager in VNMC (
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Figure 9-75. Display vCenter ESX Ho
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workloads. Deployment of virtualize
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Figure 9-77. VSG System Component C
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ootflash:/repository Directory Clic
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Configuring the Cisco VNMC Policy-A
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Creating a Tenant in VMMC Figure 9-
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Figure 9-83. Creating a Virtual Dat
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Figure 9-87. Create a Security Prof
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Figure 9-89. Creating a Security Pr
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Figure 9-92 shows how to assign the
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Figure 9-95. Adding a Policy in VNM
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demonstrated in Example 9-30. Examp
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profile Employee state enabled vsm(
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Figure 9-100. Create a vmk Interfac
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Example 9-39. Verify the vPath Info
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Flow Lookup Hit 229 Flow Lookup Mis
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Destroy 8 L4 TCP Flow Create 0 L4 T
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Figure 9-103 shows the VXLAN topolo
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Enter configuration commands, one p
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Figure 9-105. Assigning vmknic 10.1
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Figure 9-108. Assigning the VxLAN-V
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Figure 9-110. The VMs and ESX Host
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Figure 9-112. Verifying the VM IP A
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Segment BD Error: 0 Dest Mcast IP n
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Pinning Failed on Decap: 0 Can't ge
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75 Multicast Packets 1801 Broadcast
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0 Input Packet Drops 0 Output Packe
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2 Eth3/3 3 182 0013.21cb.eb94 dynam
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105 0050.568b.1c32 dynamic 47 Eth4/
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username admin password 5 $1$Sx5LsG
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switchport access vlan 182 no shutd
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capability l3-vn-service vmware dvp
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ip ttl 64 ip prec 0 ip dscp 0 mtu 1
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VM version 7. VM type Other Linux 6
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Figure 9-116. Option to Install the
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Figure 9-118. Login Prompt After Bo
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session 1 --------------- type : er
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Figure 9-121. Selecting or Changing
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Figure 9-124. Defining the Subnet I
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Figure 9-126. Monitoring and Traffi
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1000v.VSG1.3.1a.iso 246831104 Aug 0
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Chapter 10. Quality of Service (QoS
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Nexus devices enable class maps to
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switch to offer lossless services o
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============================ policy
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The queues are hardware components
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queue-limit percent 16 queue droppe
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the remaining queues to schedule tr
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default-4q-8e-out- Service-policy (
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N7K-2(config-pmap-que)# class type
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Class-map (queuing): 1p7q4t-out-q3
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fex port interface: Ethernet101/1/1
Page 779 and 780: FCoE is defined by default, it is g
Page 781 and 782: Service-policy (queuing) output: de
Page 783 and 784: Service-policy (queuing) input: voi
Page 785 and 786: QoS on Nexus 1000V The Nexus 1000V
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Page 789 and 790: demolab-vsm1(config-cmap-que)# exit
Page 791 and 792: the overlay; this enables data cent
Page 793 and 794: • OTV join-interface: The OTV joi
Page 795 and 796: identifier is mandatory to configur
Page 797 and 798: AED)Overlay1 59* otv- 1 active Over
Page 799 and 800: Stale routes during non-graceful co
Page 801 and 802: 57 0050.5692.48d1 42 1w4d overlay o
Page 803 and 804: 59 0050.569c.2902 1 4d00h site port
Page 805 and 806: channel1002 61 00e0.81c2.4a74 42 1w
Page 807 and 808: and preventing unicast-flooding in
Page 809 and 810: ip pim rp-address 40.10.10.50 group
Page 811 and 812: Example 11-14. Sample Configuration
Page 813 and 814: 102-103, 106, 116, 120, 122 (Total:
Page 815 and 816: For the Layer 2 multicast communica
Page 817 and 818: MAC_ vlan vlan-name interface OTV-i
Page 819 and 820: Example 11-19 shows the OTV ARP Cac
Page 821 and 822: ! mac access-list ALL_MACs 10 permi
Page 823 and 824: methods are discussed from a high-l
Page 825 and 826: ip route 10.1.64.128/25 Null0 250 r
Page 827 and 828: • VRF-Aware Telnet • VRF-Aware
Page 829: Ethernet10/22 default 1 - - Etherne
Page 833 and 834: N7k-1(config)# feature isis N7k-1(c
Page 835 and 836: Paths: (1 available, best #1) Flags
Page 837 and 838: • Label Switching Router (LSR): A
Page 839 and 840: N7k-1(config)# install feature-set
Page 841 and 842: 192.168.0.2 2.2.2.2 From a CE to PE
Page 843 and 844: Click here to view code image N7k-1
Page 845 and 846: license be installed first. The Nex
Page 847 and 848: • EID addresses: The IP addresses
Page 849 and 850: Note Consult the following link to
Page 851 and 852: destination of 172.20.40.0 /24. LIS
Page 853 and 854: infrastructure, destined to one of
Page 855 and 856: 13-3. Example 13-3. Define the Glob
Page 857 and 858: Layer 3 SVI interface. Note The mul
Page 859 and 860: authentication-key 3 9125d59c18a9b0
Page 861 and 862: Click here to view code image N7K1#
Page 863 and 864: Who last registered: 1.1.1.13 Routi
Page 865 and 866: connects the xTR to the L3 domain o
Page 867 and 868: Design Goals Figure 14-1. Existing
Page 869 and 870: must go smoothly. With this in mind
Page 871 and 872: 10.255.255.2 vrf VPCKA peer-gateway
Page 873 and 874: dove(config-if)# shutdown dove(conf
Page 875 and 876: Click here to view code image bluej
Page 877 and 878: outed full 10G 10g Po2 to CS1 (BLUE
Page 879 and 880: with previous steps, these port-cha
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scotland(config-if)# switchport sco
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Design Note Care has been given to
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w - waiting to be aggregated Number
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0023.04ee.be01 0 2 20 15 This bridg
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denmark# show run interface Vlan26
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! We want this to be an undesirable
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egypt(config-if)# shutdown egypt(co
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egypt# conf t Enter configuration c
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TenGigabitEthernet4/3 D 10.198.57.0
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egypt(config-if-hsrp)# interface vl
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Standby 10.198.208.4 local 10.198.2
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0023.04ee.be01 3 2 20 15 Po100 VLAN
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Figure 14-4. Migrated Topology One
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Figure 14-5. Topology with 5K/2K De
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Example 14-52. vPC Configuration on
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channel-group 101 interface Etherne
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stub routing, 146 summarization, 14
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oadcast storms, traffic storm contr
Page 917 and 918:
multicasts, 253 CP (Control Process
Page 919 and 920:
Nexus 7000, 386-392 overview of, 38
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authentication, 174-203 configuring
Page 923 and 924:
stateful switchovers, 368-369 Unifi
Page 925 and 926:
isolated VLAN (Virtual Local Area N
Page 927 and 928:
Rapid-PVST, 80-87 RootGuard, 96-97
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LSP, 719 LSR, 719 managing, 725 Nex
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LoopGuard, 97-98 Loose Unicast RPF
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defining, 719 enabling, 721-722 ope
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Atomic mode, 434 Best-Effort mode,
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Nexus 1000v NX-OS licensing, 9 NX-O
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FCoE installation, 478-479 MDS FCoE
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network advertisements, 157 passive
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topology of, 155, 170 VRF configura
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ARP synchronization, 117 flow contr
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FEX, 661-662 forwarding architectur
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HSRP, 174-203 IP Source Guard, 321-
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snooping DHCP snooping, 313-316 IGM
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configuration files, 33-35 file sys
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enabling FCoE, 468 enabling NPV mod
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Single-Hop FCoE configuration, 471-
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port profile creation, 545-546 port
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