Control Plane Protection (Policing) configuration on Catalyst 3850
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04-10-2014 11:42 PM - edited 02-21-2020 05:09 AM
I need to block ICMP requests from being received by the switch. And there is no 'control-plane' configuration mode, which I was going to use for this.
How can I configure this feature or apply another for my purpose?
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03-21-2016 02:36 AM
+1
I'm just looking in to this and have some questions on my own. The 3650 and 3860 seems to be missing the "control-plane" by design. There's some default settings on the box for control plane protection, that you can change. The command "cpp" in global mode configures some queues. List the queues with:
show platform qos queue stats internal cpu policer
There no specific ICMP request queue, not that i see anyway. Sorry!
Maybe the ICMP GEN is the one that you could look in to....but what else is then dropped?
I can't find any more information about this. If i disable something, is it dropped or just in some default queue? if i set police 0 (zero) is the queue dropping everything? What stuff is put in thees detained queues....
