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In reviewing the SPAN (Switch Port Analyzer) (and RSPAN) configuration guidelines for the Catalyst 4000/4500 at the below URL, I noticed a somewhat ambiguous statement concerning performance issues as a result of an oversubscribed destination port.ht...
We are also working on getting DHCP snooping working on Cat4506s (SupIV). Could you tell me what version of IOS you are running on the 4506s that are successfully configured with DHCP snooping?Thanks,yoni.radzin@nyu.edu
Intuitively speaking, I would suggesting adding an explicit deny statement to the end of your MAC ACL:permit host 00a0.c9d5.ff9f any deny host any anyIn case there is not an implicit deny this should block frames from any MAC that you are not explici...
When in doubt, manually configure those VLANs!In terms of the VTP issue, if the 3512 had a higher (i.e. "better") revision number then it would not be updated with the new VLAN info. That's one theory anyway. The "Best Practices" doc for 4000/4500s s...
You can manually "prune" which VLANs are allowed on a particular trunk by using the "switchport trunk allowed vlan " command in interface config mode (on either end of the trunk). It's comparable to the "clear trunk " command on CatOS switches.http...
Thanks for the link. Yeah, it does seem to contradict the doc I posted. The only thing I can think is if SPAN behaves differently with 4000/SupII/CatOS vs. 4000/SupIII/IOS. Then maybe the issue only pertains to the latter. Or perhaps the phrasing of ...