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RackSwitch G8264CS

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Table of contents
  1. features and specifications
  2. connectors and leds
  3. physical specifications
  4. typical configurations
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RackSwitch G8264CS

Brand: Lenovo | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. key features
  2. system specifications
  3. software features
  4. rack installation
  5. physical specifications
  6. regulatory compliance
RackSwitch G8264CS first page preview

RackSwitch G8264CS

Brand: Lenovo | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Preface
  8. Who Should Use This Book
  9. How This Book Is Organized
  10. Typographic Conventions
  11. Chapter 1. ISCLI Basics
  12. ISCLI Command Modes
  13. Global Commands
  14. Command Line Interface Shortcuts
  15. User Access Levels
  16. Idle Timeout
  17. Chapter 2. Information Commands
  18. System Information
  19. CLI Display Information
  20. Error Disable and Recovery Information
  21. SNMPv3 System Information
  22. SNMPv3 USM User Table Information
  23. SNMPv3 View Table Information
  24. SNMPv3 Access Table Information
  25. SNMPv3 Group Table Information
  26. SNMPv3 Target Address Table Information
  27. SNMPv3 Target Parameters Table Information
  28. SNMPv3 Dump Information
  29. General System Information
  30. Show Specific System Information
  31. Show Recent Syslog Messages
  32. User Status
  33. LDAP Information
  34. Layer 2 Information
  35. X Information
  36. FDB Information
  37. FDB Multicast Information
  38. Show All FDB Information
  39. Link Aggregation Control Protocol Information
  40. Link Aggregation Control Protocol
  41. Layer 2 Failover Information
  42. Hot Links Information
  43. LLDP Information
  44. LLDP Remote Device Information
  45. Unidirectional Link Detection Information
  46. x Discovery Information
  47. OAM Discovery Information
  48. vLAG Information
  49. vLAG Aggregation Information
  50. Spanning Tree Information
  51. RSTP Information
  52. PVRST Information
  53. Spanning Tree Bridge Information
  54. Spanning Tree Root Information
  55. Multiple Spanning Tree Information
  56. Link Aggregation Group (LAG) Information
  57. VLAN Information
  58. Layer 3 Information
  59. IP Routing Information
  60. Show All IP Route Information
  61. ARP Information
  62. ARP Address List Information
  63. Show All ARP Entry Information
  64. Dynamic ARP Inspection Information
  65. BGP Information
  66. BGP Peer Information
  67. BGP Group Information
  68. BGP Summary Information
  69. OSPF Information
  70. OSPF General Information
  71. OSPF Loopback Information
  72. OSPF Database Information
  73. OSPFv3 Information
  74. OSPFv3 Information Dump
  75. OSPFv3 Database Information
  76. OSPFv3 Route Codes Information
  77. Routing Information Protocol
  78. RIP Routes Information
  79. IPv6 Routing Information
  80. IPv6 Routing Table Information
  81. IPv6 Neighbor Cache Information
  82. IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Prefix Information
  83. ECMP Static Route Information
  84. igmp group information
  85. vrrp information
  86. interface information
  87. quality of service information
  88. access control list information
  89. rmon history information
  90. rmon alarm information
  91. rmon event information
  92. link status information
  93. port information
  94. Virtual NIC (vNIC) Information Commands
  95. vNIC Information
  96. vNIC Group Information
  97. EVB Information
  98. EVB VSIType Information
  99. EVB VMs Information
  100. Converged Enhanced Ethernet Information
  101. DCBX Information
  102. DCBX Control Information
  103. DCBX Feature Information
  104. DCBX ETS Information
  105. DCBX PFC Information
  106. DCBX Application Protocol Information
  107. ETS Information
  108. PFC Information
  109. FCoE Initialization Protocol Snooping Information
  110. FIP Snooping FCoE Forwarder Information
  111. Fibre Channel Information
  112. Fabric Login Database Information
  113. Fabric Configuration Status Database Information
  114. NPV Traffic Information
  115. FC Port Information
  116. Information Dump
  117. Chapter 3. Statistics Commands
  118. Port Statistics
  119. X Authenticator Statistics
  120. X Authenticator Diagnostics
  121. BootStrap Protocol Relay Statistics
  122. Bridging Statistics
  123. Ethernet Statistics
  124. Interface Statistics
  125. Interface Protocol Statistics
  126. RMON Statistics
  127. QoS Queue Counter‐Based Statistics
  128. QoS Queue Rate‐Based Statistics
  129. Multicast QoS Queue Counter‐Based Statistics
  130. Multicast QoS Queue Rate‐Based Statistics
  131. Link Aggregation Group (LAG) Statistics
  132. Layer 2 Statistics
  133. FDB Statistics
  134. LACP Statistics
  135. Hotlinks Statistics
  136. LLDP Port Statistics
  137. Spanning Tree Statistics
  138. layer 3 statistics
  139. ipv6 statistics
  140. arp statistics
  141. dns statistics
  142. icmp statistics
  143. igmp statistics
  144. ospf statistics
  145. ospf global statistics
  146. vrrp statistics
  147. routing information protocol statistics
  148. dhcp snooping statistics
  149. management processor statistics
  150. mp packet statistics
  151. cpu statistics
  152. qos statistics
  153. acl statistics
  154. snmp statistics
  155. ntp statistics
  156. statistics dump
  157. Chapter 4. Configuration Commands
  158. viewing and saving changes
  159. system configuration
  160. System Host Log Configuration
  161. SSH Server Configuration
  162. RADIUS Server Configuration
  163. TACACS+ Server Configuration
  164. LDAP Server Configuration
  165. NTP Server Configuration
  166. System SNMP Configuration
  167. SNMPv3 Configuration
  168. User Security Model Configuration
  169. SNMPv3 View Configuration
  170. View‐based Access Control Model Configuration
  171. SNMPv3 Group Configuration
  172. SNMPv3 Community Table Configuration
  173. SNMPv3 Target Address Table Configuration
  174. SNMPv3 Target Parameters Table Configuration
  175. SNMPv3 Notify Table Configuration
  176. System Access Configuration
  177. Management Network Configuration
  178. User Access Control Configuration
  179. System User ID Configuration
  180. Strong Password Configuration
  181. HTTPS Access Configuration
  182. Custom Daylight Saving Time Configuration
  183. sFlow Configuration
  184. sFlow Port Configuration
  185. Server Port Configuration
  186. Port Configuration
  187. Port Error Disable and Recovery Configuration
  188. Port Link Configuration
  189. Temporarily Disabling a Port
  190. UniDirectional Link Detection Configuration
  191. Port OAM Configuration
  192. Port ACL Configuration
  193. Port WRED Configuration
  194. Port WRED Transmit Queue Configuration
  195. Quality of Service Configuration
  196. DSCP Configuration
  197. Control Plane Protection
  198. Weighted Random Early Detection Configuration
  199. WRED Transmit Queue Configuration
  200. Access Control Configuration
  201. Access Control List Configuration
  202. ACL Mirroring Configuration
  203. IPv4 Filtering Configuration
  204. TCP/UDP Filtering Configuration
  205. Packet Format Filtering Configuration
  206. ACL Metering Configuration
  207. acl group configuration
  208. port mirroring
  209. layer 2 configuration
  210. x global configuration
  211. x guest vlan configuration
  212. x port configuration
  213. spanning tree configuration
  214. mstp configuration
  215. forwarding database configuration
  216. static fdb configuration
  217. lldp configuration
  218. lldp port configuration
  219. link aggregation control protocol configuration
  220. lacp port configuration
  221. layer 2 failover configuration
  222. hot links configuration
  223. vlan configuration
  224. private vlan configuration
  225. layer 3 configuration
  226. IP Interface Configuration
  227. IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Configuration
  228. Default Gateway Configuration
  229. IPv4 Static Route Configuration
  230. IP Multicast Route Configuration
  231. ARP Configuration
  232. Dynamic ARP Inspection Configuration
  233. IP Forwarding Configuration
  234. Network Filter Configuration
  235. Routing Map Configuration
  236. IP Access List Configuration
  237. Autonomous System Filter Path Configuration
  238. Routing Information Protocol Configuration
  239. RIP Interface Configuration
  240. RIP Route Redistribution Configuration
  241. Open Shortest Path First Configuration
  242. Area Index Configuration
  243. OSPF Summary Range Configuration
  244. OSPF Interface Configuration
  245. OSPF Virtual Link Configuration
  246. OSPF Host Entry Configuration
  247. OSPF Route Redistribution Configuration
  248. Open Shortest Path First Version 3 Configuration
  249. OSPFv3 Area Index Configuration
  250. OSPFv3 Summary Range Configuration
  251. OSPFv3 AS‐External Range Configuration
  252. OSPFv3 Interface Configuration
  253. OSPFv3 over IPSec Configuration
  254. OSPFv3 Virtual Link Configuration
  255. OSPFv3 over IPSec for Virtual Link Configuration
  256. OSPFv3 Host Entry Configuration
  257. OSPFv3 Redistribute Entry Configuration
  258. OSPFv3 Redistribute Configuration
  259. Border Gateway Protocol Configuration
  260. BGP Peer Configuration
  261. BGP Aggregation Configuration
  262. BGP Neighbor Redistribution Configuration
  263. BGP Peering Group Configuration
  264. BGP Neighbor Group Redistribution Configuration
  265. mld global configuration
  266. IGMP Configuration
  267. IGMP Snooping Configuration
  268. IGMPv3 Configuration
  269. IGMP Relay Configuration
  270. IGMP Relay Multicast Router Configuration
  271. IGMP Static Multicast Router Configuration
  272. IGMP Filtering Configuration
  273. IGMP Advanced Configuration
  274. IGMP Querier Configuration
  275. IKEv2 Configuration
  276. ipsec configuration
  277. domain name system configuration
  278. bootstrap protocol relay configuration
  279. vrrp configuration
  280. virtual router configuration
  281. virtual router priority tracking configuration
  282. virtual router group configuration
  283. vrrp interface configuration
  284. vrrp tracking configuration
  285. pim interface configuration
  286. ipv6 static route configuration
  287. dhcp snooping
  288. remote monitoring configuration
  289. rmon event configuration
  290. rmon alarm configuration
  291. VM Policy Bandwidth Management
  292. VM Group Configuration
  293. VM Check Configuration
  294. VM Profile Configuration
  295. VMWare Configuration
  296. Miscellaneous VMReady Configuration
  297. Virtual NIC Configuration
  298. Virtual NIC Group Configuration
  299. Edge Virtual Bridge Configuration
  300. Edge Virtual Bridge VSI Type Database Configuration
  301. Edge Virtual Bridge VSI Type Profile Configuration
  302. Service Location Protocol Configuration
  303. Configuration Dump
  304. Saving the Active Switch Configuration
  305. Restoring the Active Switch Configuration
  306. USB Copy
  307. Chapter 5. Operations Commands
  308. Operations‐Level Port Commands
  309. Operations‐Level VRRP Commands
  310. VMware Operations
  311. VMware Distributed Virtual Switch Operations
  312. VMware Distributed Port Group Operations
  313. Edge Virtual Bridge Operations
  314. Chapter 6. Boot Options
  315. Scheduled Reboot of the Switch
  316. Netboot Configuration
  317. Security Policy Configuration
  318. Configuring the Number of Spanning Tree Groups
  319. Machine Type Model Configuration
  320. QSFP Port Configuration
  321. USB Boot Configuration
  322. Updating the Switch Software Image
  323. Loading New Software to Your Switch
  324. Selecting a Software Image to Run
  325. Selecting a Configuration Block
  326. Setting an Entitlement Serial Number
  327. Rebooting the Switch
  328. Using the Boot Management Menu
  329. Boot Recovery Mode
  330. Recover from a Failed Image Upgrade using TFTP
  331. Recovering from a Failed Image Upgrade using XModem Download
  332. Physical Presence
  333. Chapter 7. Maintenance Commands
  334. forwarding database maintenance
  335. debugging commands
  336. arp cache maintenance
  337. ip route manipulation
  338. igmp snooping maintenance
  339. igmp multicast routers maintenance
  340. clearing dump information
  341. unscheduled system dumps
  342. Appendix A. Lenovo N/OS System Log Messages
  343. Appendix B. Getting help and technical assistance
  344. Appendix C. Notices
  345. important notes
  346. recycling information
  347. particulate contamination
  348. telecommunication regulatory statement
  349. electronic emission notices
  350. germany class a statement
  351. japan vcci class a statement
  352. taiwan class a compliance statement
RackSwitch G8264CS first page preview

RackSwitch G8264CS

Brand: Lenovo | Category: Switch
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  1. Table Of Contents
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  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Preface
  13. Who Should Use This Guide
  14. What You'll Find in This Guide
  15. Additional References
  16. Typographic Conventions
  17. Part 1: Getting Started
  18. Chapter 1. Switch Administration
  19. Administration Interfaces
  20. Establishing a Connection
  21. Using the Switch Data Ports
  22. Using Telnet
  23. Using SSH with Password Authentication
  24. Using SSH with Public Key Authentication
  25. Using a Web Browser
  26. Browser‐Based Interface Summary
  27. Using Simple Network Management Protocol
  28. BOOTP/DHCP Client IP Address Services
  29. DHCP SYSLOG Server
  30. Domain‐Specific BOOTP Relay Agent Configuration
  31. Easy Connect Wizard
  32. Basic System Mode Configuration Example
  33. Redundant Mode Configuration Example
  34. Switch Login Levels
  35. Setup vs. the Command Line
  36. Idle Disconnect
  37. Boot Strict Mode
  38. Acceptable Cipher Suites
  39. Configuring Strict Mode
  40. Chapter 2. Initial Setup
  41. Information Needed for Setup
  42. Default Setup Options
  43. Stopping and Restarting Setup Manually
  44. Setup Part 1: Basic System Configuration
  45. Setup Part 2: Port Configuration
  46. Setup Part 3: VLANs
  47. Setup Part 4: IP Configuration
  48. Loopback Interfaces
  49. Loopback Interface Limitations
  50. Setup Part 5: Final Steps
  51. Optional Setup for Telnet Support
  52. Chapter 3. Switch Software Management
  53. Loading New Software to Your Switch
  54. Loading Software via BBI
  55. USB Options
  56. USB Copy
  57. The Boot Management Menu
  58. Recovering from a Failed Boot Image
  59. Part 2: Securing the Switch
  60. Chapter 4. Securing Administration
  61. Secure Shell and Secure Copy
  62. To Enable or Disable SCP Apply and Save
  63. To Load a Switch Configuration File from the SCP Host
  64. To Load Switch Configuration Files from the SCP Host
  65. SSH/SCP Integration with TACACS+ Authentication
  66. End User Access Control
  67. User Access Control
  68. Re‐Enabling Locked Accounts
  69. Chapter 5. Authentication & Authorization Protocols
  70. RADIUS Authentication and Authorization
  71. switch user accounts
  72. command authorization and logging
  73. ldap authentication and authorization
  74. Chapter 6. 802.1X Port-Based Network Access Control
  75. extensible authentication protocol over lan
  76. eapol message exchange
  77. guest vlan
  78. supported radius attributes
  79. eapol configuration guidelines
  80. Chapter 7. Access Control Lists
  81. summary of packet classifiers
  82. summary of acl actions
  83. ACL Port Mirroring
  84. ACL Logging
  85. Rate Limiting Behavior
  86. ACL Configuration Examples
  87. ACL Example 3
  88. ACL Example 6
  89. VLAN Maps
  90. Using Storm Control Filters
  91. Part 3: Switch Basics
  92. Chapter 8. VLANs
  93. VLANs Overview
  94. PVID/Native VLAN Numbers
  95. VLAN Tagging/Trunk Mode
  96. Ingress VLAN Tagging
  97. Limitations
  98. VLAN Topologies and Design Considerations
  99. VLAN Configuration Example
  100. Protocol‐Based VLANs
  101. PVLAN Priority Levels
  102. Configuring PVLAN
  103. Private VLANs
  104. Configuration Guidelines
  105. Chapter 9. Ports and Link Aggregation
  106. Configuring QSFP+ Ports
  107. Aggregation Overview
  108. Static LAGs
  109. Configuring a Static LAG
  110. link aggregation control protocol
  111. configuring lacp
  112. Chapter 10. Spanning Tree Protocols
  113. adding and removing ports from stgs
  114. rapid spanning tree protocol
  115. rstp configuration example
  116. multiple spanning tree protocol
  117. mstp configuration guidelines
  118. port type and link type
  119. Chapter 11. Virtual Link Aggregation Groups
  120. Configuring VLAGs
  121. Basic VLAG Configuration
  122. Configuring the VLAG
  123. VLAG Configuration ‐ VLANs Mapped to MSTI
  124. VLAGs with VRRP
  125. Task 2: Configure VLAG Peer 2
  126. Two‐tier vLAGs with VRRP
  127. vLAG Peer Gateway
  128. Task 1: Configure Layer 2/3 border switches
  129. VLAG with PIM
  130. Health Check
  131. Chapter 12. Quality of Service
  132. QoS Overview
  133. Using ACL Filters
  134. ACL Metering and Re‐Marking
  135. Using DSCP Values to Provide QoS
  136. Per Hop Behavior
  137. QoS Levels
  138. DSCP Re‐Marking Configuration Examples
  139. Using 802.1p Priority to Provide QoS
  140. Queuing and Scheduling
  141. WRED with ECN
  142. Configuring WRED/ECN
  143. WRED/ECN Configuration Example
  144. Configure Global Profile for ECN
  145. Configure Port‐level Profile for ECN
  146. Part 4: Advanced Switching Features
  147. Chapter 13. Virtualization
  148. Chapter 14. Virtual NICs
  149. Defining Server Ports
  150. Chapter 15. Stacking
  151. stacking overview
  152. stack membership
  153. master failover
  154. configuring a stack
  155. removing a switch from the stack
  156. ISCLI Stacking Commands
  157. Chapter 16. VMready
  158. VE Capacity
  159. Local VM Groups
  160. Distributed VM Groups
  161. Initializing a Distributed VM Group
  162. Synchronizing the Configuration
  163. VMcheck
  164. Virtual Distributed Switch
  165. Migrating to vDS
  166. Virtualization Management Servers
  167. vCenter Scans
  168. Exporting Profiles
  169. Pre‐Provisioning VEs
  171. VM Policy Bandwidth Control
  172. Bandwidth Policies vs. Bandwidth Shaping
  173. VMready Information Displays
  174. vCenter Hypervisor Hosts
  175. vCenter VEs
  176. VMready Configuration Example
  177. Chapter 17. FCoE and CEE
  178. Fibre Channel over Ethernet
  179. FCoE Requirements
  180. Converged Enhanced Ethernet
  181. Effects on 802.1p Quality of Service
  182. Effects on Flow Control
  183. global configuration
  184. pfc configuration example
  185. enhanced transmission selection
  186. configuring dcbx
  187. Chapter 18. Fibre Channel
  188. Implementing Fibre Channel
  189. Fibre Channel VLANs
  190. Switching Mode
  191. NPV Manual Disruptive Load‐Balancing
  192. Zones
  193. Zonesets
  194. Activating a Zoneset
  196. Optimized FCoE Traffic Flow
  197. Storage Management Initiative Specification (SMI‐S)
  198. Fibre Channel Configuration
  199. Example 2: Full Fabric FC/FCoE Switch
  200. Fibre Channel Standard Protocols Supported
  201. Chapter 19. Edge Virtual Bridging
  202. EVB Operations Overview
  203. VLAN Behavior
  204. EVB Configuration
  206. Chapter 20. Static Multicast ARP
  207. Configuring Static Multicast ARP
  209. Chapter 21. Dynamic ARP Inspection
  210. Interface Trust States and Network Security
  211. DAI Configuration Guidelines and Restrictions
  212. Part 5: IP Routing
  213. Chapter 22. Basic IP Routing
  214. IP Routing Benefits
  215. example of subnet routing
  216. using vlans to segregate broadcast domains
  217. dynamic host configuration protocol
  218. dhcp relay agent
  219. Chapter 23. Internet Protocol Version 6
  220. ipv6 address format
  221. ipv6 address types
  222. ipv6 address autoconfiguration
  223. neighbor discovery
  224. supported applications
  225. ipv6 configuration examples
  226. Chapter 24. IPsec with IPv6
  227. ipsec protocols
  228. Chapter 25. Routing Information Protocol
  229. distance vector protocol
  230. ripv2 in ripv1 compatibility mode
  231. rip features
  232. rip configuration example
  233. Chapter 26. Internet Group Management Protocol
  234. IGMP Terms
  235. How IGMP Works
  236. IGMP Capacity and Default Values
  237. IGMP Snooping
  238. IGMP Groups
  239. IGMP Snooping Configuration Guidelines
  240. IGMP Snooping Configuration Example
  241. Advanced Configuration Example: IGMP Snooping
  242. Prerequisites
  243. Troubleshooting IGMP Snooping
  244. IGMP Relay
  245. Configure IGMP Relay
  246. Advanced Configuration Example: IGMP Relay
  247. Configuration
  248. Troubleshooting IGMP Relay
  249. Additional IGMP Features
  250. Configuring the Action
  251. Chapter 27. Multicast Listener Discovery
  252. MLD Terms
  253. How MLD Works
  254. How Flooding Impacts MLD
  255. Dynamic Mrouters
  256. MLD Capacity and Default Values
  257. Configuring MLD
  258. Chapter 28. Border Gateway Protocol
  259. Internal Routing Versus External Routing
  260. Route Reflector
  261. Configuring Route Reflection
  262. Restrictions
  263. Forming BGP Peer Routers
  264. Dynamic Peers
  265. loopback interfaces
  266. incoming and outgoing route maps
  267. aggregating routes
  268. bgp attributes
  269. selecting route paths in bgp
  270. bgp failover configuration
  271. default redistribution and route aggregation example
  272. Chapter 29. Open Shortest Path First
  273. types of ospf areas
  274. types of ospf routing devices
  275. neighbors and adjacencies
  276. the shortest path first tree
  277. configurable parameters
  278. defining areas
  279. using the area id to assign the ospf area number
  280. interface cost
  281. default routes
  282. host routes for load balancing
  283. ospf features not supported in this release
  284. OSPFv2 Configuration Examples
  285. Example 1: Simple OSPF Domain
  286. Example 2: Virtual Links
  287. Configuring OSPF for a Virtual Link on Switch #2
  288. Other Virtual Link Options
  289. Example 3: Summarizing Routes
  290. Verifying OSPF Configuration
  291. OSPFv3 Implementation in Enterprise NOS
  292. OSPFv3 Identifies Neighbors by Router ID
  293. Neighbor Configuration Example
  294. Chapter 30. Protocol Independent Multicast
  295. PIM Overview
  296. Supported PIM Modes and Features
  297. Basic PIM Settings
  298. PIM Neighbor Filters
  299. Additional Sparse Mode Settings
  300. Specifying a Bootstrap Router
  301. Using PIM with Other Features
  302. PIM Configuration Examples
  303. Example 2: PIM‐SM with Static RP
  304. Part 6: High Availability Fundamentals
  305. Chapter 31. Basic Redundancy
  306. Aggregating for Link Redundancy
  307. Hot Links
  308. Configuring Hot Links
  309. Chapter 32. Layer 2 Failover
  310. setting the failover limit
  311. l2 failover with other features
  312. Chapter 33. Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
  313. vrrp overview
  314. master and backup virtual router
  315. selecting the master vrrp router
  316. failover methods
  317. virtual router deployment considerations
  318. high availability configurations
  319. Part 7: Network Management
  320. Chapter 34. Link Layer Discovery Protocol
  321. lldp overview
  322. enabling or disabling lldp
  323. LLDP Receive Features
  324. Time‐to‐Live for Received Information
  325. LLDP Example Configuration
  326. Chapter 35. Simple Network Management Protocol
  327. SNMP Version 3
  328. User Configuration Example
  329. Configuring SNMP Trap Hosts
  330. SNMPv2 Trap Host Configuration
  331. SNMPv3 Trap Host Configuration
  332. SNMP MIBs
  333. Switch Images and Configuration Files
  334. Loading a New Switch Image
  335. Saving the Switch Configuration
  336. Chapter 36. Service Location Protocol
  337. Active DA Discovery
  338. SLP Configuration
  339. Chapter 37. Secure Input/Output Module
  340. SIOM Overview
  341. Setting an SIOM Security Policy
  342. Secure Protocols
  343. Insecure Protocols Unaffected by SIOM
  344. Implementing Secure LDAP (LDAPS)
  345. Disabling LDAPS
  346. Syslogs and LDAPS
  347. Using Cryptographic Mode
  348. Part 8: Monitoring
  349. Chapter 38. Remote Monitoring
  350. RMON Overview
  351. RMON Group 1—Statistics
  352. RMON Group 2—History
  353. alarm mib objects
  354. Chapter 39. sFlow
  355. Chapter 40. Port Mirroring
  356. configuring port mirroring
  357. Part 9: Appendices
  358. Appendix A. Glossary
  359. Appendix B. VLAN Tagging Changes Since N/OS 7.9
  360. Appendix C. Getting help and technical assistance
  361. Appendix D. Notices
  362. important notes
  363. recycling information
  364. particulate contamination
  365. telecommunication regulatory statement
  366. electronic emission notices
  367. japan vcci class a statement
  368. taiwan class a compliance statement
  369. Index
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