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Not really an easy way to do it, since you'd have to write an EEM script to suppress the message. It still wouldn't avoid the CPU overhead anyway since the event is still being detected/observed, but just suppressing the error message.The recommende...
It's also possible the host was setup to use Etherchannel, without setting it up on the switch side as well. In either case, you'll have to work with your server folks to determine the correct configuration.
Generally, I wouldn't recommend trying to disable this check since it's typically a clear indication of spanning tree loop.What does the physical and virtual topology look like? The MAC address assigned is a VMWare address, so it's possible your vir...
CPUHOG errors are simply an informational message that indicate a process has been running longer than the default timer (2000ms). The idea is to let the user know that a certain process may be taking too long to complete. It can be an indication o...
Hi Chris,With a single supervisor, the upgrade process is generally the same proceedure as the 7200, or any other IOS based platform. However, if you've got dual supervisors and you want to minimize downtime, you may want to use the in service softw...
