Layer 3 switch is a switch that by nature is a layer 2 device that has layer
3 (routing) capabilities such as cat6k w/MSM or MSFC, cat5k with RSM, and
cat4k witk layer 3 module.
Router is a layer 3 device which by nature is a layer 3.
Hello,
Ok, you have an RSM which will do the inter-vlan routing for you. I don't
know what you have configure on the RSM but I'll show you here how and what
the config should look like:
Cat5000 w/ RSM gig1/1---islgig1/1 2900 xl
Cat5000 config:
set sc0 2 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0
set ip rou
Hello,
You don't configure the server's ip address on the switch. That is
something that is configure on the server it self. All you have to be
certain about is that the port that you are attaching the server to is in
the same vlan where the subnet of the server's ip address belongs to.
F
Hello,
As long as you have the necessary WIC, yes it can.
Check this link:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_mod/cis2600/wan_mod/prepwanm.htm#xtocid171211
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Hello,
Try this link, I assume that you have WIC-1DSU-T1. This wic card can be
installed on 1600, 17xx, 26xx, and 36xx so this link will show the 26xx/36xx
series router but don't worry they are all configured the same way:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/ics7750/swconfig
Hello,
On a Cat2900 the interface vlan 1 is what you call "management interface"
this is where you put an ip address if you want to manage the switch
remotely via telnet. It has nothing to do with vlan database. If you are
connecting a cat5K to a 2900XL, I assume that you are using a cross ov
Hello,
You don't necessarily need vlan 1 on a switch. All the Cisco switch are
defaulted to vlan 1. It can be any vlan you wish. What is the goal that is
trying to be accomplished by shutting the vlan 1.
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