you may have limited access to device set up by admin or security team. you can do that on any Cisco device with CLI but better way it is using access server RADIUS; Access is granted and restricted per your username.
edit: "show switch" command applies to stack-able switches; not all are.
I would assume If the that particaular switch isnt stackable?
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you may have limited access to device set up by admin or security team. you can do that on any Cisco device with CLI but better way it is using access server RADIUS; Access is granted and restricted per your username.
edit: "show switch" command applies to stack-able switches; not all are.
I would assume If the that particaular switch isnt stackable?
Please rate and mark as an accepted solution if you have found any of the information provided useful. This then could assist others on these forums to find a valuable answer and broadens the community’s global network.
what switch model/type are you talking about ? If you have an SMB (e.g. 350/550) switch, they don't run a full IOS, so not all commands are available...
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