Table of Contents
INDEX
- 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
- blocking unknown packets 3-20
- 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
- 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
- encapsulation 3-2
- 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
- Gigabit Ethernet trunks 3-2
- help, for manager software 1-3
- hosts, limit on dynamic port 4-10
- 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
- limit of hosts on dynamic ports 4-10
- load sharing
- via STP path cost 3-13
- via STP port priorities 3-9
- 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
- NCPs 5-4
- Network Control Protocols (NCPs) 5-4
- network port 3-20
- note, description ix
- 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
- redundancy
- via STP path cost 3-13
- via STP port priorities 3-9
- via STP UplinkFast 3-18
- remove vlan-list parameter 3-6
- 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
- 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
- unknown unicast and multicast packets 3-20
- Unrecognized Type-Length-Value (TLV) support 2-5
- URLs for reaching Cisco vii
- 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
- World Wide Web, for providing feedback vii
Posted: Wed May 26 11:59:08 PDT 1999
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