"set logging level pagp 4 default" will get rid of the messages if they get
annoying and fill up the log.
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> I thought these messages appeared whenever a station joins or leaves the
> switch - are you sure someone isn't just rebooting their PC?
>
>
No one has mentioned it yet but make sure that the little pin beside the
6509 console port is in the "in" position. This position allows the rollover
cable to work. This position will also allow the 2620 cable to connect
directly to the 6509. If this doesn't work it is likely a config issue on
the
This question was asked at the CCIE Networkers session in Chicago recently.
The answer given was "sometime around October 1st". We were also told that
it will have 50 more questions than the current exam and last 3 hours.
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Interesting, I didn't realize that the 1900's did not change the rev number
to 0 when the VTP domain name is changed. Just another case of switch/OS
version having a different behavior. I'll have to remember that or I'm sure
it will burn me some day.
Unfortunately, I will only have the 6509's for
Please no piracy discussions, VTP is much more constructive and there are
never enough good switching discussions going on.
:-)
I'm glad you said it first. From my experience it doesn't matter if the
switch is in client or server mode. On a client switch if the revision
number is higher than the
In this situation the VTP server switches will not share information. One of
the server switches will propagate the VLAN information that it knows to the
other switch and overwrite the database even if the other switch is a
server. In this case you could have set VLAN 10 and 11 on both switches th
I totally agree. In fact, in highly redundant situations, with dual core
switches, it is a good idea to have both of the core switches in server
mode. The highest revision number always wins. Changing VTP information on
one of the server switches will propagate throughout the network including
the
Depends how far you want to extend it. RS-232 will only go about 50 feet. To
do that you can just use a straight thru cat-5.
To extend further we use a blackbox fiber modem. ME600A-FST. RS-232 on one
end and ST on the other. I'm not sure the exact specs but we have used them
to extend 300 + yard
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