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Hi all,I am configuring a Catalyst 3750-X switch. I created a second VLAN (VLAN 3). I assigned an IP address to the vlan3 interface (192.168.22.250). I enabled IP routing, and enabled RIP. I assigned a port to the VLAN and the vlan3 interface cam...
Hi all,We recently bought an ESW-520-24P switch to replace an end-of-life CE500. The facility where the switch is installed has wireless access points connected to VLAN 110.So obvioulsy the ESW-520-24P switch doesn't support VTP, so no VLANs are bei...
Hi all,I have just configured a new Catalyst 3750 switch stack. I am trying to disable Telnet access to the CLI while leaving SSH open. The "transport input ssh" command is not available for vty line 0 through 3, and even if I disable Telnet in the...
Hi all,I have CSD set up with a Prelogin Policy that checks a few registry keys, and launches Cache Cleaner based on the results. This has been working fine with CSD 3.4 for ages, but if I use the csd_3.5.841-k9 image, Cache Cleaner doesn't launch o...
Hi all,Are there any guides on the Cisco support site which deal specifically with monitoring performance on LAN switches running IOS?There are a lot of different commands to show things like interface counters, CPU utilization, etc. I'm not trying ...
The QOS marking is being done on the router, and it should be matching IP address already. At least that's how I understood that our ISP was setting it up; I give the IP subnets, they match them for QOS. And yes, there will be a third VLAN. At this...
Thanks again. This is all very helpful.My only question is on using a single VLAN (10.17.x.x) between the router and the switch. The whole point of the 192.168.22.x addresses is that they will be used by IP phones. Our ISP has a class of service s...
Thanks, all. This brings up a whole different issue. This is a new construction site, and our ISP has not yet delivered services or a router to it. Normally, the router would be the default gateway, with the IP addresses 10.17.1.1 (for VLAN 1) and...
In my case it looks like:router rip network 10.0.0.0 network 192.168.22.0But I just realized that looks wrong. The netmask for VLAN 1 is 255.255.0.0, not 255.0.0.0. Maybe that's the issue?
