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Dear All, I have tryed to setup a Session Monitor to try to capture the data traffic that camo from and to VMWARE Servers.I set setup the monitor session on a WS-C2960L-48TQ-LL in this way:monitor session 1 source interface Gi0/31 - 33 <----these por...
Dear All,I need your help to understand, if the C9300-NM-8X uplinks module has some limitation about the number of active ports.The C9300-NM-8X is mounted on a C9300-48P, and now has the following port usage status:Te1/1/1 connected trunk full 1000 1...
Dear All,I am reading the Cisco documentation about the switch models 9300 and 9300X.I am panning to change the Distribution/Access (Collapsed Distribution/Access) that now is composed by oldest 4500.The ideal configuration made with 9300 and 9300X i...
Hi to All,I need to calculate the current memory usage about the ip routing table, we use static routes and OSPF.And also the current memory usage about the Mac address table.Follows the Catalyst 4500E sh Module:Chassis Type : WS-C4510R+EPower consum...
Dear All,Finally I found the command that shows the Ipv4 routing table usage:sh ip route summaryit gives the Memoty in Bytes used from each route category.Bye,JF
Dear All,Apologies if I get off topic, but the main reason I'm trying to measure IP address table and Mac address table, current usage, is why I'm comparing 9400 model switches to 9300. I'll open a new post about it.Thank you all again for your valua...
Hi MHM tank you for your Help. I agree with you reading the Cisco subtitution roedmap from 4500 the elecyed product should be the 9400.But the 9400 is very expensive. For example this configuration:ItemsP/N Description 1C9410R (=) Cisco Catalyst...
Hi Reza,Thank you for your help. Could you pls explain well? As far as I know, every switch in the stack has a copy of the configuration, and if the switch with the highest priority fails, the one with the next highest priority takes over the stack. ...
