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INDEX

A


AAA authentication methods     5-3

aaa new-model command     5-3, 5-7

accounting in TACACS+     5-2

advertisements, VTP     2-4

allowed list, VLANs     3-6

allowed VLANs, configuring     3-6

allowed-VLAN list     2-19

AppleTalk Remote Access (ARA)     5-4

ATM trunks and other features     3-20

authentication in TACACS+     5-2

authorization in TACACS+     5-2

B


blocking unknown packets     3-20

C


Cisco Connection Online (CCO)
URLs     vii

Cisco Visual Switch Manager help system     1-1, 1-3

client mode, VTP     2-3

clusters of switches     2-18

command switches
and VTP     2-1
in VMPS     4-1

command-line interface (CLI)     1-3

configuration guidelines
for VMPS     4-4
for VTP     2-7

consistency checks in VTP version 2     2-5

conventions, document     viii

D


default configuration
VLANs     2-22
VMPS     4-5
VTP     2-8

disable trunking on a port     3-7

document conventions     viii

Documentation CD-ROM     vii

domains, for VLAN management     2-2

DTP     3-4

Dynamic ISL (DISL)     3-4

dynamic port VLAN membership
configuring     4-6
example     4-12
overview     4-3
reconfirming     4-9, 4-10
troubleshooting     4-10

Dynamic Trunk Protocol (DTP)     3-4

E


encapsulation     3-2

F


Fast Ethernet trunks     3-2

FDDI VLAN defaults and ranges     2-23

FDDI-Net defaults and ranges     2-24

feedback to Cisco Systems, web     vii

G


Gigabit Ethernet trunks     3-2

H


help, for manager software     1-3

hosts, limit on dynamic port     4-10

I


IEEE 802.1Q
configuration considerations     3-2
overview     3-2
trunk port     3-4

Inter-Switch Link, see ISL

IP subnetworks and VLANs     2-20

ISL
configuring     3-4
overview     3-2

L


limit of hosts on dynamic ports     4-10

load sharing
via STP path cost     3-13
via STP port priorities     3-9

M


management options
Cisco View     1-3
Cisco Visual Switch Manager Software     1-3
CLI     1-3
SNMP     1-3

member switches
accessing CLI     2-31, 3-4
and VTP     2-1
in VMPS     4-1

membership mode     2-19

modes, VTP
client     2-3
server     2-3
transitions     2-3
transparent     2-4

N


NCPs     5-4

Network Control Protocols (NCPs)     5-4

network port     3-20

note, description     ix

P


parallel links     3-8

passwords, from a TACACS+ server     5-1

path cost     3-13

Point to Point Protocol (PPP)     5-4

port grouping with trunks     3-20

port monitoring conflicts with trunks     3-20

port priorities     3-9

PortFast STP parameter     4-4

ports
dynamic access     2-19
dynamic VLAN membership
configuring     4-6
example     4-12
overview     4-3
reconfirming     4-9, 4-10
multi-VLAN     2-19
static-access     2-19
trunks     2-19, 3-2
VLAN assignments     2-31

PPP     5-4

pruning, VTP     2-6

R


redundancy
via STP path cost     3-13
via STP port priorities     3-9
via STP UplinkFast     3-18

remove vlan-list parameter     3-6

S


secure ports     3-20

security in TACACS+     5-2

Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP)     5-4

server mode, VTP     2-3

Simple Network Protocol
see SNMP

SLIP     5-4

SNMP     1-3

software upgrade     1-3

Spanning-Tree Protocol
see STP

standard edition software, switches supported on     1-3

statistics
VTP     2-16

STP
load sharing overview     3-8
load sharing using path costs     3-13
load sharing using port priorities     3-9
Port Fast parameter     4-4
port grouping parameters     3-20

switchport command     3-4

T


TACACS+
AAA accounting commands     5-5
AAA authorization commands     5-4
creating a TACACS+ server     5-5
initializing     5-3, 5-7

tacacs-server host command     5-5, 5-6

tacacs-server retransmit command     5-6, 5-7

tacacs-server timeout command     5-6

Token Ring VLANs
overview     2-21
TrBRF     2-5
TrCRF     2-5

transparent mode, VTP     2-4

trunks
allowed VLANs     3-6
and port grouping     3-20
and port monitoring     3-20
ATM     3-20
blocking unknown packets on     3-20
configuration conflicts     3-20
configured as network port     3-20
configuring     3-4
disabling     3-7
Gigabit     3-2
IEEE 802.1Q     3-2
interacting with other features     3-20
ISL     3-2
load sharing using STP path costs     3-13
load sharing using STP port priorities     3-9
overview     3-2
parallel     3-13
VLANs, allowed     3-6

U


unknown unicast and multicast packets     3-20

Unrecognized Type-Length-Value (TLV) support     2-5

URLs for reaching Cisco     vii

V


Version-Dependent Transparent Mode     2-5

VLAN Management Policy Server
See VMPS

VLAN Query Protocol (VQP)     4-2

VLANs
802.1Q considerations     3-2
adding     2-26
allowed on trunk     3-6
and Cisco Visual Switch Manager     1-4
and static-access ports     2-27
and switch clusters     2-1
assigning ports to     2-31
changing     2-27
configuration guidelines     2-22
default configuration     2-22
deleting     2-29
Ethernet     2-26
IP subnetworks and     2-20
ISL     3-2
maximum number of     1-2
membership modes     2-19
menu items     1-4
overview     2-18
ports, assigning to     2-31
rcommand     2-1
Token Ring     2-21
trunks
See trunks
trunks configured with other features     3-18
VTP domain and     2-20
VTP modes     2-3

VMPS
administering     4-7
configuration file example     4-11
database configuration file     4-11
dynamic port membership
configuring     4-6
example     4-12
overview     4-3
reconfirming     4-9, 4-10
in a cluster of switches     4-1
monitoring     4-7
overview     4-1
reconfirming membership     4-10
reconfirming membership information     4-9

VTP
advertisements     2-4
client, configuring     2-11
configuration guidelines     2-7
consistency checks     2-5
default configuration     2-8
disabling     2-12
domains     2-2
modes
client     2-3
server     2-3
transparent     2-4
monitoring     2-16
overview     2-2
pruning     2-6
server, configuring     2-9
statistics     2-16
Token Ring support     2-5
transparent mode, configuring     2-12
version 1     2-5
version 2     2-5
disabling     2-15
enabling     2-13
overview     2-5
VLANs and     2-20

W


World Wide Web, for providing feedback     vii

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