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Can you explain the 3750 switch command "show mls qos interface statistics" command. In particular, what does each of the five columns represent? thanks
I have some routers to be configured for TACACS+ management authorization. What will be the source IP address of the Tacacs requests?- Will it use the loopback address?- or the ip address of one of the route interfaces?- can this be configured?
Dear sirs,Regarding the "SFP Diagnostic" feature referenced by the 3750 12.2(20)SE release notes, I have searched the Software Config Guide and Command Reference, in vain, for instructions. Anyone knows how to use it or the location of any doco?Than...
Dear Sirs,We have an ACS Server with a connection to an external LDAP database with thousands of names, for Cisco VPN 3060 user authentication. The ACS was installed as a temporary solution, until native LDAP support is available on VPN.At the same ...
Dear sirs,We have an RSTP network that connects to some 802.1d STP devices which are being decommissioned. I understand that ports which have received an 802.1d BPDU, revert to 802.1d mode after a "migration delay" timer, and stay in that mode until...
thanks Josef,Do I understand correctly the following:The "show mls qos interface statistics" section "DSCP incoming" is a measure of ingress port traffic, before remarking? Please clarify: The section "DSCP outgoing" is measure of either:- DSCP rem...
Hi there,I'm aware of an issue on that firmware version which can eat up all the CPU time. Could you please advise the output from this command:"show processes cpu | exclude 0.00"RegardsAndrew McDonald
Hi. Thanks for the link but unfortunately I don't think it contains any answers to my question.My question is specifically about using the following feature:"Gigabit Interface Converter/Small Form-Factor Pluggable (GBIC/SFP) Diagnostic Management Int...
"I assume everything is working fine" is a famous last words isn't it? Did you remember to disable Cisco DTP on the port that connects to the HP switch with:- "switchport mode trunk"- "switchport nonegotiate"- and I'd probably disable CDP and PAgP t...
