Specifications

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Index
QoS (continued)
bi-directional rate shaping
configuring 123
description 121
maximum bandwidth 122
maximum committed rate 122
minimum bandwidth settings 122
class of service 112
classification priorities 111
committed rates 110
database applications 108
default QoS profiles 111
description 107
DiffServ
changing mapping to QoS profile 116
configuring 114
default mapping to QoS profile 115
examining 115
replacing value 116
viewing mapping to QoS profile 117
examples
source port 118
VLAN 118
file server applications 109
guidelines 121
ingress hardware queues
default mapping to priority value 121
description 121
ingress QoS profile (IQP) 121
maximum bandwidth 110
minimum bandwidth 110
monitoring real-time performance 120
overview 22
peak rates 110
priority 110
profiles
default 111
description 110
naming 110
parameters 110
qostype priorities 111
queues 107
traffic groupings
ACL-based 112
description 110, 111
explicit packet marking 112
source port 118
VLAN 118
traffic groupings (table) 111
traffic guidelines 109
traffic precedence 111
troubleshooting 117
verifying 120
video applications 108
viewing port settings 118
voice applications 108
web browsing applications 109
Quality of Service. See QoS
R
RADIUS
accounting 168
and TACACS+ 63, 167, 170
client configuration 169
description 63, 167
enabling and disabling 168
password 168
per-command authentication 169
RFC 2138 attributes 169
server configuration 167
servers 167
TCP port 169
rapid root failover 202
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol. See RSTP
rate shaping, bi-directional. See bi-directional rate shaping
read-only switch access 54
read-write switch access 54
reboot
MSM 314
switch 314
receive errors, port 127
related publications 16
relative route priorities 265
Remote Authentication Dial In User Service. See RADIUS
remote collector 144
renaming a VLAN 90
rendezvous point 304
resilience 175
responding to ARP requests 264
returning to factory defaults 316
RIP
advantages 276
and IP multinetting 271
configuration example 285 to 286
description 276, 277
disabling route advertising 277
enabling 266
limitations 276
poison reverse 277
redistributing routes
configuring 283
description 283
enabling or disabling 284
redistributing to BGP 301
routing table entries 277
split horizon 277
triggered updates 277
version 2 278
route aggregation 298
route confederations 295
route flap dampening 299
route maps, description 157
route reflectors 293
route selection 301
router interfaces 262
router types, OSPF 279
Routing Information Protocol. See RIP
routing protocols and virtual routers 100
routing table entries, RIP 277
routing table, populating 263
routing. See IP unicast routing
RSTP
See also STP
and STP 219
configuring 220
designated port rapid behavior 215