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N
D
E
80
description,
load-sharing group, description,
82
master port,
279
local logging,
280
log display,
logging
280
and Telnet,
commands (table),
configuration changes,
description,
278
278
fault level,
279
local,
message,
279
147
QoS monitor,
real-time display,
280
remote,
subsystem,
278
278
timestamp,
33
34
46
logging in,
,
,
M
24
MAC address,
MAC-based VLAN
configuration commands (table),
108
example,
timed configuration download,
management access,
44
management port,
24
master port
82
load sharing,
media types and distances,
70
MIBs,
monitoring the switch,
multinetting. See IP multinetting
multiple routes,
168
N
names, VLANs,
97
non-aging entries, FDB,
Not-So-Stubby_Area.See NSSA
NSSA. See OSPF
NTP. see SNTP
X
81
281
281
280
107
108
17
273
112
O
Open Shortest Path First. See OSPF
OSPF
198
advantages,
area 0,
203
202
areas,
203
backbone area,
configuration commands (table),
configuration example,
198
201
description,
,
224
disabling,
enabling,
175
hello interval,
217
link-state database,
204
normal area,
NSSA,
203
reset and disable commands (table),
224
resetting,
202
router types,
routing access policies,
settings, displaying,
show commands (table),
203
stub area,
virtual link,
204
P
passwords
46
default,
47
forgetting,
permanent entries, FDB,
PIM-DM
230
configuration,
228
description,
routing access policies,
74
command,
ping
200
poison reverse,
port
autonegotiation,
76
commands (table),
23
console,
enabling and disabling,
errors,viewing,
276
installing and removing GBICs,
216
220
201
224
265
223
223
112
268
77
75
34
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