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[Cisco] DHCP relay, layer-3 Switch VLAN Routing PracticeThe experiment topology uses the GNS3 0.8.6 simulator to build a DHCP server using Red Hat 6.5. The experiment requires configuring a layer-3 Switch VLAN routing so that VLAN10 and VLAN20 members can access each other. Performs DHCP relay for layer-3 switches so that VLAN10 and VLAN20 members can obtain IP a

Cisco 3750 switch stack configuration points 3750 stack is a real stack, the Catalyst 3550 series uses StackWise technology, it is an innovative stack architecture, A 32 Gbps stack interconnection is provided to connect up to nine switches and integrate them into a unified, logical, and optimized device for convergence, in this way, customers can deploy voice, video, and data applications with greater confi

In many cases, we may need to log on to the Cisco switch to execute some common viewing commands, but it is troublesome to run cmd, enter the password, and enter the command. The discovery can be achieved through batch processing, as shown in figureLog on to the Cisco switch 192.168.0.1 and Ping another

For complete syntax and application information about this chapter, seeCatalyst 3550 Multilayer Switch Command ReferenceAnd Cisco IOS Interface Command Reference For Release 12.1. Understanding Interface Types This section describes different interface types and some reference content for configuring these interfaces in detail in other sections. Other sections describe the configuration process of physi

How to view the configuration of a Cisco switch interface, the following small set of specific operations 1, first Cisco switch boot, computer connection, enter the user mode, as shown in the picture: 2, enter "Enable" or "en", into the privileged mode, as shown in the figure: 3,

Tags: cisco/remote configurationIn actual work our routing and switches are always placed in the room to facilitate our work we need to configure the routing and switches so that we can configure the routers and switches in the office or at home.This is a simple network topology diagram where a computer-connected route configures the switch across network segmentsFirst we determine the PC ip:192.168.1.1 255

I am eager for the first time to switch between vlan routing and nat addresses of Cisco switches. I am very energetic and have an undefeated spirit. I am ready to continue to answer questions during multiple rounds of interviews. My little brother squashed his eyes and took out the bottom of the press box: If my company has two Internet interfaces, A and B, respectively. The following vswitch divides multip

Cisco switches enable port speed limiting As shown in, Node switch 3550 is placed in an office room. The networks of all office companies are from this place. How does the operator configure network bandwidth settings for each company on this device? Let's take the IT Training Center of XX foreign companies as an example. The IT Training Center of XX foreign companies applied for a 2 m link. Step-1 Rongxi

protected] bonding] # ethtool EM2Settings for EM2:Supported ports: [TP]Supported link modes: 10 BaseT/half 10 BaseT/full100 Baset/half 100 Baset/full1000 Baset/fullSupports auto-negotiation: YesAdvertised link modes: 10 BaseT/half 10 BaseT/full100 Baset/half 100 Baset/full1000 Baset/fullAdvertised pause frame use: NoAdvertised auto-negotiation: YesSpeed: 1000 MB/SDuplex: fullPort: Twisted PairPhyad: 1Transceiver: InternalAuto-negotiation: OnMDI-X: UnknownSupports wake-on: GWake-on: dLink detect

trunkSwitch (config-if) #switchport trunk allowed VLAN, set allowed VLANsSwitch (config-if) #switchport trunk encap dot1q; set VLAN trunkingSwitch (config) #vtp domain; Set the VTP domain nameSwitch (config) #vtp password; set the VTP passwordSwitch (config) #vtp mode server, setting the VTP patternSwitch (config) #vtp mode client, setting the VTP patternSwitch set IP address:Switch (config) #interface vlan 1; go to VLAN 1Switch (config-if) #ip address; Set IP addressesSwitch (config) #ip defau

Experimental requirements: Use Telnet login to complete the initialization configuration of a switchTopology diagram1. Enter the command line of the switch2. Enter enable into privileged mode3. Enter configure terminal into global mode4. Enter hostname Ruan Change host name to Ruan (here the hostname is just as good as you remember)5. Enter enable password 1314 to set the plaintext management password to 13146. Enter enable secret 520 to set the encryption management password to 520 (note here t

Lab Environment:The company has a Cisco switch that forgets the login password and cannot enter into privileged mode.Implementation features:To modify the login password in privileged mode1, desktop----start----All Programs----attachments----hyperterminal----files----New Connection---CustomThe name test----OK.2. The COM1 (depending on the actual situation) used in the connection is----determined.3, Rate: 96

Cisco switch Basic configuration: Console Port connectionUser mode hostname#;Privileged mode hostname (config) #;Global configuration mode hostname (CONFIG-IF) #;Switch Password settings:switchgt;enable; Enter privileged modeSwitch#config terminal; Go to global configuration modeSwitch (config) #hostname Csico; Set the host name of the switchSwitch (config) #enab

Switch configuration command base user mode hostname#; Switch Configuration Command Basics User mode hostname#; Privileged mode hostname (config) #; Global configuration mode hostname (CONFIG-IF) #; Switch Password settings: Switch Basic configuration Includes VLAN creation, deletion, setting of port propertie

#!/usr/bin/pythonImport SysImport timeImport OSImport Pexpectnow = Time.strftime ('%y-%m-%d ', Time.localtime (Time.time ()))AA = open ('/home/hanlei/test/%s/log.txt '% now, "W")Fout = open ('/home/hanlei/test/%s/log.txt '% now, "W")IP = open ('/home/hanlei/test/switch_ip ', ' R ')PASS = open ('/home/hanlei/test/switch_passwd ', ' R ')While 1:Readip = Ip.readline ()Readpass = Pass.readline ()If not READIP:print ' END 'BreakFoo = pexpect.spawn (' telnet%s '% Readip)Foo.log_file = FoutFoo.expect (

server and the client are in the same network segment and are not DHCP relay agents, for Cisco's DHCP In the case of a server, if a request packet with Option82 is received, it is considered a request message from a DHCP relay agent, and the Giaddr field of the message is checked, but because it belongs to the same network segment, the field is 0.0.0.0 DHCP. The server will consider an illegal address, and this message will be discarded, causing the client to obtain no IP address(iv)

Cisco 3560 switch interface traffic grabbing vbs scriptTo make it easy for you to view the traffic of the vswitch interface, the customer does not log on to the vswitch, and does not have any network management traffic statistics device. Simply write a vbs script, which is simple and usable. On error resume next dim wshellset WshShell = WScript. createObject ("WScript. shell ") WshShell. run "cmd" WshShell

Disable forwarding of a specific MAC address on a cisco SwitchIt is really annoying to see other illegal DHCP in the LAN. In addition to the dhcp snooping method, you can also directly disable the mac address! The MAC address of machine A is 00-01-02-03-04-05, which is connected to port F0/3 of Switch B, port F0/3 is in VLAN3. Currently, forwarding of A is blocked on port B. You can set the following accord

Cisco switch port broadcast storm settings are more practical. When a port receives a large number of broadcast, unicast, Or multicast packets, a broadcast storm occurs. Forwarding these packets will slow down the network or cause timeout. Using broadcast storm control on ports can effectively avoid network paralysis caused by hardware damage or link failure. By default, broadcast, multicast, and unicast st

No X2Input Flow-control is off, output Flow-control is offARP Type:arpa, ARP Timeout 04:00:00Last input never, output never, output hang neverLast clearing of "show interface" counters neverInput queue:0/2000/0/0 (size/max/drops/flushes); Total Output drops:0Queueing Strategy:fifoOutput Queue:0/40 (Size/max)5 minute input rate 0 bits/sec, 0 packets/sec5 minute output rate 0 bits/sec, 0 packets/sec0 packets Input, 0 bytes, 0 no bufferReceived 0 broadcasts (0 multicasts)0 runts, 0 giants, 0 throt