Reminds me of the early days of DOS before all those handy disk utilities were
available.
When you forgot which directory you were in and entered del *.* and then realized you
were
at the root. OOPS and many other four letter words were often heard.
Tom Lisa, Instructor, CCNA, CCAI
Community College of Southern Nevada
Cisco Regional Networking Academy
John Nemeth wrote:
> On Jun 28, 11:46am, Tom Lisa wrote:
> }
> } It sounds like your switches are configured for bridge groups rather than VLANS.
>This
> } can be reset by going to the Main Menu and selecting S (System Sub-Menu). Then
>select
> } option T (Reset to VLANS) to enable VLAN configuration. Option T changes to Reset
>to
> } Bridge Groups when VLANS are enabled.
>
> It took me a bit of time to find it, but the command line
> equivalent is "no bridge-group enable". Executing the commnand will
> cause the switch to immediately reload. I killed over 300 days uptime
> when I tried it. Oops. :-> Oh well, a week later, the switch was
> replaced with a 2924.
>
> }-- End of excerpt from Tom Lisa
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