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In the vein of the OS X, Windows, and Linux "short questions" threads I've caught myself thinking on several occasions "I'd love to ask this stupid little 6500 config question but its not worth a whole thread". So after bouncing it off jwh and Dr. Fred here it is, the "Cisco Short/Stupid Questions Thread." Guidelines:
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jwh posted:Provides support for mapping (tagging) of client traffic at the group or user level. edit: this is dot1q tagging right?
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Figured I'd try a slight change of venue: Wanted: Network Engineer, Jersey City
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Oct 16, 2007 02:45
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Is there a default management IP address for a 2960G? My usb to serial adapter won't arrive till wednesday, so I'm gonna spend all tomorrow in the colo staring at this switch I can't configure.
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Powercrazy posted:Is it a brand new 2960G, cleared config and everything? Because if so, it will only have VLAN1 with no IP address set. I had a similar problem with a 3560G. Depending on the infrastructure you have around, you could make it join a VTP/SNMP domain, default name cisco for both, and from there maybe nudge some configuration onto it. Otherwise I think you might be SOL. yep, fresh out of the box. I think you have it, SOL.
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May 19, 2009 06:19
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saw the cisco telepresense thing on 30 rock tonight, how much does a "500" cost, anyone know? what kind of upstream does it need? v list is cool, i'm familiar with the usual discount ranges StabbinHobo fucked around with this message at 06:42 on Nov 6, 2009 |
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Nov 6, 2009 05:03
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its amazing to think i started this thread four years ago. I barely ever do networking anymore. However, time for the occasional exception. I'm sortof doing a greenfield on a small four-rack/sixtyodd-server colo setup. 3 years ago I would have gotten a pair of 3750's or small 6500's and done my l2 and l3 in one pair with my loadbalancers 'on a stick' (or one arm i guess). But its been awhile. I see cisco has this new "nexus" thing going on. I would kinda like to go 10gb if that has finally become reasonable. Should I be reading up on the 2k, 3k, 4k, or 5k range of nexi?
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so turns out nexus 5500's are absurdly expensive, and also I had a pair of dell 6248's lying around. As long as I stick to really simple 4 or 5 vlan and maybe one trunk over an lacp pair, will I be ok? Or are these things "extreme" level disasters? (those purple ones from the early days of gigabit)
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workape posted:How much were you expecting to pay and what's your discount rate? I figured they'd be a premium over 3560/3750's but not all the way up at 2x. The base platform isn't actually *that* bad from a price perspective, but the fleet of sfp's you have to buy for the ports to be usable add up fast. So anyone have disaster stories with Dell 6248s?
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