Table of Contents
INDEX
- abbreviating commands 2-3
- aggregate capacity, full duplex 1-8
- backing up system image 3-6
- boot flash memory SIMM
- backing up system image 3-6
- copying system images 3-7
- deleting files 3-6
- erasing files 3-8
- viewing contents 3-5
- bridge group virtual interface
- See BVIs
- bridge groups
- routing 7-3
- bridge irb command 7-5
- bridge priority command 7-2
- bridge protocol command 7-2
- bridge-group command 5-3, 7-2
- bridging
- about 7-1
- configuring 7-2
- configuring example B-7 to B-8
- feature list 1-3
- initial configuration 7-2
- monitoring and verifying 7-3
- bvi command 7-5
- BVIs
- about 7-3
- configuring 7-5
- displaying information about 7-6
- over Fast EtherChannel 6-5
- routing enabled on 7-4
- Catalyst 2948G-L3 switch router, functions 1-1
- CEF
- about 1-7
- issuing commands
- channel-group command 8-3, 8-4
- Cisco Discovery Protocol 1-7
- Cisco Express Forwarding
- See CEF
- Cisco IOS
- access levels 2-2
- backing out one level 2-3
- bridging functionality 7-1
- command modes 2-2 to 2-4
- commands not supported C-1 to C-5
- console configuration mode 2-3
- EXEC mode 2-2
- global configuration mode 2-3
- interface configuration mode 2-3
- interface marked "up" 6-4
- listing commands 2-3
- privileged EXEC mode 2-3
- routing protocol configuration 6-3
- routing protocols supported 1-5
- running configuration, displaying 3-4
- software basics 2-2
- user EXEC mode 2-3
- clear bridge command 7-3
- clear vlan command 5-6
- clear vlan statistics command 7-3
- commands
- bridge irb 7-5
- bridge priority 7-2
- bridge protocol 7-2
- bridge-group 5-3, 7-2
- channel-group 8-3, 8-4
- clear bridge 7-3
- clear vlan 5-6
- clear vlan statistics 7-3
- copy flash tftp 3-7
- debug vlan packet 5-6
- delete 3-6
- dir 3-5
- encap dot1q 5-5
- encap isl 5-3
- hostname 3-5
- interface bvi 7-5
- ip multicast-routing 6-6
- ip pim 6-6
- ipx maximum-paths 6-8
- ipx network 6-8
- ipx routing 6-8
- line vty 3-4
- listing 2-3
- network area 6-4
- not supported C-1
- pwd 3-5
- qos mapping precedence 9-3, A-2
- qos switching A-1
- router eigrp 6-3
- router igrp 6-3
- router ospf 6-4
- sdm autolearn 10-3, A-4
- sdm size 10-3, A-5
- show bridge 7-3
- show bridge group 7-3
- show bridge vlan 7-3
- show interfaces bvi 7-6
- show interfaces irb 7-6
- show interfaces port-channel 8-5
- show ip interfaces 6-4
- show ip mroute 6-6
- show ip protocol 6-4
- show ip route 6-4
- show ipx interfaces 6-9
- show ipx route 6-9
- show ipx servers 6-9
- show ipx traffic 6-9
- show qos mapping 9-4, A-3
- show qos switching 9-4, A-3
- show running-config 3-4
- show sdm size 10-3, A-6
- show span 7-3
- show startup-config 3-4
- show tech-support D-1
- show vlan 5-6
- show vlans 7-3
- configuration mode
- console 2-3
- global 2-3
- configuring
- bridging 7-1
- BVIs 7-5
- direct console connection 3-2
- display 3-4
- EtherChannel encapsulation 8-4
- examples
- Catalyst 2948G-L3 with bridging B-7
- Catalyst 2948G-L3 with HSRP B-4
- Catalyst 2948G-L3 with ISL and VLAN B-1
- Fast EtherChannel 8-2
- host name 3-5
- information required 2-2
- integrated routing and bridging (IRB) 7-3
- interface, overview 4-1
- IP 6-1
- IP multicast 6-5
- IPX 6-6
- ISL over FEC 8-4
- management port 3-3
- subinterface configuration mode 5-3
- VLANs 5-1
- console ports
- terminal emulation 3-2
- See also management ports
- constrained multicast flooding 6-5
- control layer, functions 1-5
- copy flash tftp command 3-7
- copying
- system image to TFTP server 3-6
- system images to boot flash memory 3-7
- debug vlan packet command 5-6
- delete command 3-6
- dense mode, PIM 6-5
- dir command 3-5
- distributed hardware forwarding 1-5
- EIGRP
- about
- e-mail, technical support D-3
- enable mode 2-3
- enable passwords 3-3
- enable secret passwords 3-3
- encapsulation
- configuring
- 802.1Q VLANs 5-4
- EtherChannels 8-5
- ISL VLANs 5-2
- Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
- See EIGRP
- error messages, logging D-2
- EtherChannel
- benefits 8-1
- configuring encapsulation 8-4
- ISL VLANs 8-2
- port channels supported 8-1
- Ethernet
- configuration tasks 4-4
- examples
- Catalyst 2948G-L3 with bridging B-7
- Catalyst 2948G-L3 with HSRP B-4
- Catalyst 2948G-L3 with ISL and VLAN B-1
- external
- bridges 6-6
- Fast EtherChannel
- See FEC
- Fast Ethernet
- configuring autonegotiation 4-4
- configuring interfaces 4-4
- configuring subinterfaces 5-3
- Fast EtherChannel 8-2
- FEC
- about 1-8
- benefits 8-1
- cautions 8-3
- configuring 8-2
- configuring encapsulation 8-5
- configuring ISL 8-4
- load balancing scheme 1-8
- port channels supported 8-1
- full duplex aggregate capacity 1-8
- GEC
- about 1-8
- bandwidth scalability 8-2
- configuring 8-2
- configuring encapsulation 8-5
- Gigabit EtherChannel
- See GEC
- Gigabit Ethernet
- configuring autonegotiation 4-4
- configuring interfaces 4-4
- global configuration mode 2-3
- hostname command 3-5
- Hot Standby Router Protocol
- See HSRP
- HSRP
- about 1-7
- configuring example B-4 to B-6
- EtherChannel compatibility 8-2
- IGMP
- about 6-5
- IGRP
- about 6-2
- integrated routing and bridging
- See IRB
- interface configuration mode 2-3
- interface parameters
- configuring
- EtherChannel 8-2
- general 4-2
- overview 4-1
- interface port IDs 4-2
- interfaces, supported 1-2
- Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
- See IGRP
- Internet Group Membership Protocol
- See IGMP
- Internet Protocol multicast
- See IP multicast routing
- Internetwork Packet Exchange
- See IPX
- Inter-Switch Link protocol
- See ISL
- IP multicast routing
- about 6-5
- constrained multicast flooding 6-5
- IGMP 6-5
- PIM 6-5
- ip multicast-routing command 6-6
- ip pim command 6-6
- IP precedence 9-1
- IP routing protocols
- about 1-5
- configuration tasks 6-1
- NHRP support 6-3
- supported protocols 6-2
- IPX
- characteristics 6-6
- configuring 6-8
- default encapsulation 6-8
- encapsulation types 6-8
- EtherChannel interface configuration 8-2
- external bridges 6-6
- monitoring and verifying 6-9
- network addresses 6-7
- network numbers 6-7, 6-8
- NLSP support 6-7
- node numbers 6-7
- parallel paths supported 6-7
- protocols and services used 6-7
- redistribution of route information with EIGRP 6-2
- routing protocols 1-5
- ipx maximum-paths command 6-8
- ipx network command 6-8
- ipx routing command 6-8
- IRB
- about 1-8, 7-3
- BVIs 7-3
- configuration considerations 7-4
- configuring 7-4
- displaying information about 7-6
- monitoring and verifying 7-6
- when to use 1-9
- ISL
- about 1-10
- configuring example B-1 to B-3
- definition 5-1
- EtherChannel 8-2
- packet tagging 1-10
- Kermit protocol D-3
- Layer 2 feature list 1-3
- Layer 3 switching
- features 1-2 to 1-4
- functions 1-1
- line vty command 3-4
- load balancing, about 1-6
- logging command D-2
- logging router output D-2
- MAC addresses
- about 4-2
- HSRP 1-7
- management ports
- configuring 3-3
- See also console ports 3-3
- Media Access Control addresses
- See MAC addresses
- messages, logging D-2
- multicast, IP
- See IP multicast routing
- NetWare Link Services Protocol
- See NLSP support
- network numbers in IPX networks 6-7
- networking protocols
- IP multicast routing 6-5 to 6-6
- IP routing 6-1 to 6-4
- IPX routing 6-6 to 6-9
- Next Hop Resolution Protocol
- See NHRP support
- NHRP support 6-3
- NLSP support 6-7
- node numbers in IPX networks 6-7
- Novell IPX
- See IPX
- Open Shortest Path First
- See OSPF
- operating configuration, displaying 3-4
- OSPF
- about 6-2
- area concept 6-2
- configuring 6-4
- network area command 6-4
- process ID 6-4
- packet tagging 1-10
- passwords 3-3
- PIM
- configuring 6-6
- modes 6-5 to 6-6
- rendezvous point 6-5
- port channels 8-1
- port IDs 4-2
- port-channel command 8-1
- print working directory
- See pwd command
- privileged EXEC mode 2-3
- Protocol Independent Multicast
- See PIM
- pwd command 3-5
- QoS
- about 1-6
- assigning WRR-scheduling weights 9-3
- classes supported 9-1
- configuring 9-3
- configuring at system or interface level A-2
- enabling or disabling mapping A-1
- finding effective bandwidth of circuit 9-2
- frame scheduling 9-2
- interface-level mapping 9-3
- IP precedence 9-1
- precedence default A-2
- queuing basis 9-2
- show mapping A-3
- show switching A-3
- qos mapping precedence command 9-3
- Quality of Service
- See QoS
- remote terminals, logging router output D-2
- rendezvous points 6-5
- RIP
- about 6-2
- router eigrp command 6-3
- router igrp command 6-3
- router ospf command 6-4
- Routing Information Protocol
- See RIP
- routing protocols supported 6-2
- script command D-2
- SDM
- about 10-1
- configuring
- autolearn 10-2
- size 10-2
- regions 10-2
- See also TCAM 10-1
- sdm autolearn command 10-3
- sdm size command 10-3
- show bridge command 7-3
- show bridge group command 7-3
- show bridge vlan command 7-3
- show interfaces bvi command 7-6
- show interfaces irb command 7-6
- show interfaces port-channel command 8-5
- show ip interfaces command 6-4
- show ip mroute command 6-6
- show ip protocol command 6-4
- show ip route command 6-4
- show ipx interfaces command 6-9
- show ipx route command 6-9
- show ipx servers command 6-9
- show ipx traffic command 6-9
- show qos mapping command 9-4
- show qos switching command 9-4
- show sdm size command 10-3
- show span command 7-3
- show tech-support command D-1
- show vlan command 5-6
- show vlans command 7-3
- Spanning-Tree Protocol 1-9
- sparse mode, PIM 6-5
- starting up the switch router 3-1
- subinterface configuration mode 5-3
- support, technical
- See technical support
- switching database manager
- See SDM 10-1
- syslog server D-2
- system images
- backing up to TFTP server 3-6
- copying to boot flash memory 3-7
- TCAM
- entries 10-2
- Layer 3 switching information 10-1
- protocol regions 10-1
- space 10-1
- See also SDM
- technical support
- FTP service D-3
- gathering data D-1
- logging router output D-2
- providing data D-2
- show tech-support command D-1
- terminals, logging router output D-2
- ternary content addressable memory
- See TCAM
- TFTP servers, backing up system image 3-6
- trunk ports 5-1
- user EXEC mode 2-3
- verifying
- 10/100BaseT configuration 4-5
- IP multicast operation 6-6
- IPX operation 6-9
- VLAN operation 5-6
- virtual circuits, effective bandwidth 9-2
- virtual LANs
- See VLANs
- VLANs
- about 1-9
- configuring encapsulation
- 802.1Q 5-4
- ISL 5-2
- configuring examples B-1 to B-3
- number per system 5-1
- trunk ports 5-1
- warning about commands 1-7
- weighted round-robin
- See WRR
- WRR
- about 9-2







Posted: Fri Apr 14 09:46:40 PDT 2000
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