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• CISCO MDS switches

  Did somebody switches Cisco MDS to listen without having to continually restart the cimserver? If so what software version are you running?

  The new software is expected to have supported this - version 1.2.0.
  Please let me know if he is doing if we can solve this.
  Mike

• Configuration of SNMP on Cisco Small Business 300 Series managed switch

  Please can someone help me configure SNMP on Cisco Small Business 300 series switch?

  Thank you

  Hi Anton,.

  Don't forget to activate the service SNMP is first of all: Security > Services TCP/UDP.

  http://sbkb.Cisco.com/CiscoSB/UKP.aspx?VW=1&docid=3b13278d9ef9402a8fef57...

  also, you will find useful documents for configuration etc on our server community kb:

  http://sbkb.Cisco.com/CiscoSB/UKP.aspx?VW=1&docid=183cae2148d445b2a07473...

  Let us know if you have any problems.

  Aleksandra

• Plug-and-Play for Cisco Small Business 300 Series managed switch

  Nice day

  What are the automatic installation options available for the Managed Switch series of Cisco Small Business 300?

  It seems there are not, the operating system is not the standard IOS I used to.

  I would use with ability to bridge the Infrastructure first Cisco PnP.

  Concerning

  Stone

  First Infrastructure use and assume an agent CNS (Cisco Network Services) on the other side, when you enable the 'plug & play '. Series 300/500 do not run IOS and does not include the CNS agent, but there is a way to activate the automatic configuration. Switches supported by the automatic DHCP configuration (using DHCP options 66, 67, etc.) in which case they automatically download their config to a TFTP server at boot time. This allows an administrator to put the configs for all switches on a TFTP server and simply start a default switch factory in order to obtain config.

  Seal a document shows how this is done.

  Hope that the information would be useful.

• Replacing Cisco TelePresence IP gateway series

  Hello

  What product replaced the Cisco TelePresence IP gateway range?

  THX

  According to the announcement of end of sale and end of life for the gateway IP Cisco's TelePresence

  There is no alternative available for the gateway IP of Cisco TelePresence at this time.

• Connection of fabric interconnect with the Cisco MDS switch

  I'm new to the unified fabric and try to understand it.

  There are clients who connect fabric connects directly to switch MDS without any Nexus 5 K between the two.  If the fabric of interconnections are able to provide connectivity to the LAN and SAN Islands then why you install Nexus 5 K between two switches to add an extra jump.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Most of the clients do the following:

  -connect FI upstream for example N5k with vPC for Ethernet (IP)

  -connect FI upstream for example MDS for the classic FC

  This implies that between the blade into the chassis and FI you run FCoE, integrating CF and Ethernet on the same means of transport; then, on the FI, FC and Ethernet is disintegrated.

  The other choice would be Multihop FCoE, linking FCoE also FI and N5k and make the disagregation it.

  However, if your storage subsystem is FC and FCoE, I wouldn't recommend Multihop FCoE (I see only a minority of clients to do).

  Walter.

• Limit the bandwidth on a Cisco router (possible 1800 series)

  Hi experts,

  I'm looking for just a few ideas in my scenario of installation.

  I have this router. Its f0/0 will be the Internet connection with a bandwidth of 30Mbps. Its f0/1 will be connected to a switch for internal networks. This link will be separated 3 VLANs 3 internal networks. I wonder if there is a way to gurantee 10 Mbps for each VIRTUAL local area network, but allow up to 30Mbps when another two VLANS use all Internet bandwidth? I'm just worried about the bandwidth of internet download.

  3 internal networks will all public IPs and they belong to their own subnets. There will be NAT/PAT.

  An example configuration is greatly appreciated!

  Thank you!

  Difan

  The following example policies inside interface to 30Mbps.  He also uses a mechanism to queue just to get all subnets are also queued but can use the entire rate purchased in the absence of competitive traffic.

  

  access list 101 ip allow to any quel.w a.a.a.a # subnet A

  access-list 102 permit ip tout.w b.b.b.b # subnet B

  access-list 103 allow tout.w c.c.c.c ip # subnet C

  class-map a subnet
  game group-access 101

  class-map-b subnet
  game group-access 102

  subnet c-class-map
  game group-access 103

  subnets policy-map
  class-map a subnet
  33% of bandwidth
  class-map-b subnet
  33% of bandwidth
  subnet c-class-map
  33% of bandwidth
  output

  Policy-map physical
  class class by default
  in line-action police 30000000 pass drop exceeds-action
  subnets of service-policy
  output

  int fa0/1
  service-policy output physical
  output

• Cisco Aironet AP 2700 Series (Autonomuos Mode / stand-alone Configuration)

  Hello

  I'm trying to configure an access point and as a result of this video:

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=5RE55VBsyDE

  If I do exactly what is mentioned in this video, I am able to configure the AP. On some client Machines AP is available while the other cannot find newly created SSID (even me, I chose broadcast).

  1. why it is as some Machines cannot reach / find the new SSID (all machines are close to each other).

  2. how to deal with frequencies or the beach or is - that something will be automatically corrected by AP?

  3. How do internet connection with AP?

  4. currently, I have an Asus wireless router, I need plugin cable of this wireless router and connect AP?

  Can be :)

  Like I said in the other post that some client can support only 2.4 Ghz!

  Concerning

  Remember messages useful rates

• Cisco ip phone 7961 series

  When I turn the ip, ip phone display on screen phone comes in is stopped in the upgrade process is not up to the view menu... I tried pressing some keys, but does not.
  What should I do...?

  Hi, this is version CUCM and what is the firmware that you use for upgradation? have you tried to do a factory reset? Red, aman

• MDS 9222i, SANOS 3.2(3a) to 5.0.1(a) upgrade

  Hi people.

  I have four MDS 9222i 3.2(3a) running.  All four have the same characteristics:

  DC-cis9222i-01 # sh module
  Status of Module Type mod Ports model
  ---  -----  -------------------------------- ------------------ ------------
  4x1GE 1 22 IPS, 18 x 1 / 2 / 4 GB/s FC/Sup2 DS-X9222I-K9 active *.

  MOD Sw Hw World-Wide-name (s) (WWN)
  ---  --------------  ------  --------------------------------------------------
  3.2(3a) 1.1 20:01:00:0 1 d: ec:81:cb:c0 at 20:12:00:0 d: ec:81:cb:c0

  Application of mod Image Description Application Image Version
  -------- -----------------------------       -------------------------
  1 line card (packed SAN - OS) image 3.2(3a) SSI

  MOD-MAC-Address (es) series-Num
  ---  --------------------------------------  ----------
  1 00-17-94-ee-5b-64 to 00-17-94-ee-5b-6c JAE1212BPPK

  I wish to all the level towards the last SANOS (unless someone has a good reason why I shouldn't).  I'm their management with Fabric Manager 3.3 (5) independent.  I read the Release Notes for Cisco Fabric Manager version 5.0(1a) and Cisco MDS 9000 NX - OS version 5.0(1a) and 3.3 (x) SAN - OS Software Upgrade and Downgrade Guideand find that my hardware is on the list of support for 5.0(1a), so I think I'm ready.

  Unless I misread it, I upgraded to 3.3.5 to 4.2.5 FM in a step, then upgrade 4.2.5 to 5.0.1 in a second time.  I think I get it.

  What I'm confused about is, what are the firmware versions and kickstart on the MDS I go through each version of FM?  Each 9222i runs 3.2.3. now and the guide says upgrade each switch can do an update without interruption of 3.2.3 3.3.5 then 4.2.5 and finally to 5.0.1.

  My upgrade steps will resemble the following:

  (1) upgrade the switches with m9200-s2ek9-kickstart - mz.3.3.5.bin and m92000-s2ke9 - mz.3.3.5.bin

  2) upgrade FM 3.3.5 to 4.2.5 Once orders are in 3.3.5

  (3) upgrade switches with m9200-s2ek9-kickstart - mz.4.2.5.bin and m92000-s2ke9 - mz.4.2.5.bin

  (4) upgrade FM 4.2.5 to 5.0.1

  (5) upgrade switches with m9200-s2ek9-kickstart - mz.5.0.1 a .bin and m92000-s2ke9 - mz.5.0.1 a .bin

  I don't think I have all additional services/features enabled on the switches.  I use FCIP, but no FICON, SANTap, SME or DMM.

  Thank you!

  I asked them that we will have to do the same. I was told that 3.3.5 was the oldest version, they tested with 5.0.1 and IVR that we use a little but is the SAN - OS versions.  I think you can lag your SAN - OS with FM i.e. 5.0.1(a) will handle older versions, but... you probably don't want too long tary.  Are you run independent FM or you use a license server and do all the fabric of surveillance and collection?  We will be 5.0.1(a) running with 3.3.5 for a little while until we have Exchange former edge switches for 9148 that run only 5.x and to manage them we have to have FM 5.x server a well.

• Compatibility of VLAN with Cisco

  Hello

  We just bought 10 x new Netgear switches (all M4100) to add to an existing Cisco infrastructure.

  Simple configuration with only 6 Valns.

  5: Admin, 30: VOIP, 101: management, 100: a set of Workstations, 102: second series of Workstations, 200: IPTV, 400: Internet, 401: Wireless Management

  All I wanted to do was: 2 last ports each switch netgear = T and all the VLANS. I have not identified all ports if I want to use in the appropriate vlan

  101 of VLAN is my Managementt Vlan. (Need to configure inter vlan routing for this to work)

  I only turned on three switches up to now and all three do not work. They work for a while and that packets but do not receive all.

  What I am doing wrong?

  What I need to get rid of the original vlan1 on the netgear?

  Is that what I need config in the STP to make these compatible with Cisco (300 and 400 series) switches.

  I use an optical backbone on Cisco and Netgear switches.

  Sincere greetings,

  OLAF

  Hi Moussa,.

  Thanks for reaching out.

  We got it working.

  Step 1: upgrade to the latest firmware.

  Step 2: Forget the MISTLETOE.

  We had a few questions about the old firmware - causing links to trunk have some incompatibility with their tag and removed the images between Cisco and Netgear brand.

  After the upgrade of the firmware that we had access to "switchport mode access" and "switchport mode trunk" orders fixing the access port and trunking issues.

  Thank you Mr President,

  OLAF

• Configuration management Ip for a Bay of interconnection Cisco

  I don't know if I'm in the right forum, but here goes. We have a box blade, which has a fabric switch cisco mds 9124e bays 3 and 4 who have incorrect IP/URL information management in OSTEOARTHRITIS and need to know how I can configure the IP address of the management address/URL for this Bay of interconnection

  Hello:

  You can also ask your question on the Forum of Support Community Business Enterprise HP - section blade system...

  http://community.HPE.com/T5/HPE-BladeSystem/BD-p/ITRC-775#.Vtb8vWb2a9I

• New switches to 1 G of S series

  Hi all

  I want to ask about the new S series switches.

  comparing them with the N series, I see almost no difference even rising same debit and all specifications are almost the same, then what is the purpose of these series in design and new implementation in use N series and when use the series S I already finished all the online training for the two and directed training.

  Why use the series as ToR S and N-series, as edge or distribution switch and they are all the same in the specification?

  Please, I want a technical answer?

  Thanks in advance

  The N-series in many cases to suite most of the needs of the network. The CLI is very similar to Cisco, which makes easy deployment. The N-series is the older the PowerConnect line replacement. The N-series works Dell Networking OS 6, which introduced several features that the previous PowerConnect range did not have.
  http://Dell.to/2aD7tRU

  The S series derives from the Force10 range and running the Dell Networking OS 9. S-3048 also is an open, network switch that allows you to run an operating system like Cumulus. http://Dell.to/2aq9qBl
  http://Dell.to/1LmMD6K

  As far as to recommend one or the other, who goes really down to the current needs of the network, or the needs of the planned network. Review the features you need and ensure that these features are taken in charge by the switch. If both of the switches in the network needs more, I would then watch material currently being implemented on the network. S-series so much N works perfectly with other brands of switches. But if your shop is more familiar with Cisco, then the N-series will be the sweetest to streamline. If the network is composed of more devices Force10, then the S series can be the way to go.

  Dell offer network consulting. They can work side by side with you so make sure that the design and the material meets your business needs.

  http://Dell.to/1YeOteW

• Nexus F2e series modules

  Can someone tell me what is the difference between F2 and new F2e?  All I can find is supportive effect. Isn't it?

  The biggest complaint (and Gotcha) when people bought the N7K-F248XP-25 (aka standard F2) is an inability of the online map to work with F1 and M1/M2 card.  The F2 has be in it's own little VDC.   No member of Cisco would have admitted that it was due to a technical fault (or disaster).

  Thus the F2e is born.  Whatever the standard F2 can do, the F2e can do as well.  And the F2e can work with M1/M2.  "And when that happens (as indicated on the data sheet)" when you deploy the Module Cisco Nexus 7000 F2e-series fiber has VCC with the Cisco Nexus 7000 M Series modules, the Nexus 7000 F2e - series Cisco Fiber Module will run in mode Layer 2 only, delegating all capabilities of layer 3 for the Cisco Nexus 7000 M-modules of the series present in the VDC. The initial version of the software does not support this feature. »

  The F2e comes in two "forms": 1/10BaseTx 48-ports or SFP / SFP +.

  As the "F2", the F2e still won't be able to support the OTV (integrating F2 series Modules in a Cisco Nexus 7000 Series System).

  Due to the release of the new map of F2e expect Cisco to announce (within 6 months) at the end of sale of the standard map of F2.  (My own opinion, read below for refutation of the management team Cisco Nexus 7000 Production.)

  I don't know what Cisco will do to customers who bought the standard F2 by mistake.  Cisco quietly will allow them to trade or swap for F2e?  Only people (like Jerry) in Cisco will know.

  Post edited by: Leo Laohoo

• is it an effective solution for SAN Extension in terms of Cisco?

  Hello

  I was looking for a solution for developing/Piazza SAN and connect two to SAN located in the different data center which are in a separate physical location of each other, a solution such as FCIP and iSCSI Cisco documents, but unfortunately there isn't any configuration example or case study on the use of this technology to extend SAN traffic via links of Wan between different data centers I need to know if anyone had a successful experience on a situation like this.

  Hi Amir

  The solution is really depends on your situation; for example.

  -distance between sites

  -Black fibers available

  -bandwidth requirement

  -the requirement of redundancy

  The solution could be CWDM, DWDM on dark fiber (usually without the active optical amplifiers up to 80 +-10 km and typical speeds 8 G FC); BB (buffer) credit per port is a key factor

  FCIP is a nice solution, ranging almost unlimited distance; Type 1 or 10 G a Ethernet connectivity.

  iSCSI; No, this isn't a SAN extension technology.

  The flagship for the FCIP is Cisco MDS switch fabric Multiservice 9250i:

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/storage-networking/MDS-...

  A few old doc of explaining installation FCIP:

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/storage-networking/fiber-Chann...

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/TD/docs/switches/Datacenter/MDS9000/SW/5_0/...

  http://www.ccierants.com/2013/06/CCIE-DC-advanced-FCIP.html