Does anyone know if you can use the ports of a supervisor engine (which ever
model) for trunking?
Or do you always need to use a port from the chasis...Assuming you have no
rsm.
Thanks.
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certainly u can,cisco 6509's supervisor engine provide two gigabit ethernet
port in this module, so two 6509 can be combined together by thrunking
through the GE port.
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> Does anyone know if you can use the ports of a su
The ports on a sup engine are like any other comparable port - they can be
trunked.
Rik
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From: Joe Morabito [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 25, 2001 10:45 PM
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Does anyone know if you can use the
Ummm...this is describing etherchannel, but you can do that also.
Rik
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From: jackxu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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certainly u can,cisco 6509's supervisor engine pr
Yes, you can.
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>Does anyone know if you can use the ports of a supervisor engine (which
>ever
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