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hi I currently have the following:
cisco 2950 layer 2 -
c2950-i6q4l2-mz.121-19.EA1 c.bin - currently installed
c2950-i6k2l2q4-mz.121-22.E A4.bin
cisco 3550 layer 3 -
c3550-i5q3l2-mz.121-22.EA2 .bin - currently installed
c3550-ipbase-mz.122-25.SEB 4.bin
question 1. ive also seen: ipservices ios type also and I assume there are others but not sure if 'emi' has more features ?
question 2. I know that 'smi' is for layer 2 but not sure if that is what my above cisco 2950 is currently using ?
question 3. I know that 'emi' is for layer 3 but not sure if that is what my above cisco 3550 is currently using ?
cisco 2950 layer 2 -
c2950-i6q4l2-mz.121-19.EA1
c2950-i6k2l2q4-mz.121-22.E
cisco 3550 layer 3 -
c3550-i5q3l2-mz.121-22.EA2
c3550-ipbase-mz.122-25.SEB
question 1. ive also seen: ipservices ios type also and I assume there are others but not sure if 'emi' has more features ?
question 2. I know that 'smi' is for layer 2 but not sure if that is what my above cisco 2950 is currently using ?
question 3. I know that 'emi' is for layer 3 but not sure if that is what my above cisco 3550 is currently using ?
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hi don,
question 1. what is an 'si & an ei' I assume 'smi & emi' ?
question 1. what is an 'si & an ei' I assume 'smi & emi' ?
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hi don, thanks for that.
question 1. ive just checked my 3 x cisco 2950 using the same ios and curious as to why the below vlans are different ?
- 2950 64 vlans
- 2950 64 vlans
- 2950 250 vlans
question 2. how do I check to know what my cisco 3550 is ie an emi ?
question 1. ive just checked my 3 x cisco 2950 using the same ios and curious as to why the below vlans are different ?
- 2950 64 vlans
- 2950 64 vlans
- 2950 250 vlans
question 2. how do I check to know what my cisco 3550 is ie an emi ?
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yes I have done: sh version but I cannot see: iirc
Please post the output of a "show version".
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hi don, apologies for not getting back asap.
- I have attached individual screenshots of sh version - 3 x 2950 switches which allow 2 2950 for 64 vlans & 1 with 250 vlans allowed
- I have attached the 1 x 3500 sh version also
2950---3550-sh-version-screenshot.docx
- I have attached individual screenshots of sh version - 3 x 2950 switches which allow 2 2950 for 64 vlans & 1 with 250 vlans allowed
- I have attached the 1 x 3500 sh version also
2950---3550-sh-version-screenshot.docx
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hi don,
q1. ok I can see the 1st primary 2950 has 'ei' but the secondary or access does not ?
q2. also the 3550 does not show anything either ?
q1. ok I can see the 1st primary 2950 has 'ei' but the secondary or access does not ?
q2. also the 3550 does not show anything either ?
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my cisco 2950 does not allow any of the below with current ios: - (expected)
- vlan access-maps
- sso & nsf for eigrp & ospf or either
- switchport autostate exclude
- multicasting routing
- ssh 1024 or higher
I attempted to check the below configurations on the below but not all work ?
cisco 3550:
- vlan access-maps - allowed
- sso & nsf for eigrp & ospf - not features
- switchport autostate exclude - no features
- multicating-routing - allowed
- ssh 1024 or higher - no features
- vlan access-maps
- sso & nsf for eigrp & ospf or either
- switchport autostate exclude
- multicasting routing
- ssh 1024 or higher
I attempted to check the below configurations on the below but not all work ?
cisco 3550:
- vlan access-maps - allowed
- sso & nsf for eigrp & ospf - not features
- switchport autostate exclude - no features
- multicating-routing - allowed
- ssh 1024 or higher - no features
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I was going to purchase a specific cheap emi 3550 from ebay but phone to confirm so that I can at least check practical config I need to do.
q1. what you think as I also wish to configure: 2 x 3550 & 2 x 2950 in sso/cef & eigrp or ospf for example to understand practically how 'fib & adj' functions practically in cef, although yes I can read and understand but want to see the fault tolerance being carried out ?
...just like I can see with my 'vtp server (primary & secondary) connected to an 'access switch'which I have already tested
q1. what you think as I also wish to configure: 2 x 3550 & 2 x 2950 in sso/cef & eigrp or ospf for example to understand practically how 'fib & adj' functions practically in cef, although yes I can read and understand but want to see the fault tolerance being carried out ?
...just like I can see with my 'vtp server (primary & secondary) connected to an 'access switch'which I have already tested
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config t
ip routing - successful
redundancy - not in list
mode sso - not in list
exit
router eigrp 20 - successful
nsf - not in list
redundancy - not in list
config t
vlan access-map - allowed
config t
ip domain xxx.co.uk
crypto key generate rsa - no features
line vty 0 4
login - local only - no features
transport input (all | none | telnet)
config t
int fa0/1
switchport - autostate exlude - no features
config t
ip multicast-routing - successful
I
nt vlan 1
ip pim sparse-mode - successful
int vlan 10
ip pim sparse-mode - successful
ip pim (rp_address x.x.x.x) -command in brakets () does not have feature
ip routing - successful
redundancy - not in list
mode sso - not in list
exit
router eigrp 20 - successful
nsf - not in list
redundancy - not in list
config t
vlan access-map - allowed
config t
ip domain xxx.co.uk
crypto key generate rsa - no features
line vty 0 4
login - local only - no features
transport input (all | none | telnet)
config t
int fa0/1
switchport - autostate exlude - no features
config t
ip multicast-routing - successful
I
nt vlan 1
ip pim sparse-mode - successful
int vlan 10
ip pim sparse-mode - successful
ip pim (rp_address x.x.x.x) -command in brakets () does not have feature
Okay. Looks like you didn't have ip routing enabled.
Not sure why you're using sso and redundancy commands. This isn't a modular, dual supervisor platform.
Not sure why you're using sso and redundancy commands. This isn't a modular, dual supervisor platform.
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yes I did the configs shown are show what features were not available is what I mean
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oh yeh you are right I am not using a 6500 for eg
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int vlan 10
ip pim sparse-mode - successful
ip pim (rp_address x.x.x.x) -command in brakets () does not have feature
config t
int fa0/1
switchport - autostate exlude - unsuccessful no features
config t
ip domain xxx.co.uk - successful
crypto key generate rsa - unsuccessful no features
exit
1024 or 2048 - unsuccessful
ip ssh version 2 - no features
line vty 0 4
local - successful but no 'authentication login'
transport input (all | none | telnet) - not sure what to choose as no 'ssh'
ip pim sparse-mode - successful
ip pim (rp_address x.x.x.x) -command in brakets () does not have feature
config t
int fa0/1
switchport - autostate exlude - unsuccessful no features
config t
ip domain xxx.co.uk - successful
crypto key generate rsa - unsuccessful no features
exit
1024 or 2048 - unsuccessful
ip ssh version 2 - no features
line vty 0 4
local - successful but no 'authentication login'
transport input (all | none | telnet) - not sure what to choose as no 'ssh'
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hi don, is it ok if I return to this question tomorrow!
I have not enable 'pim' on an interface as did not know. I will check.
if I wish to 'exclude autostate' - I assume this be allowed if required on another switch or different ios.
I have not enable 'pim' on an interface as did not know. I will check.
if I wish to 'exclude autostate' - I assume this be allowed if required on another switch or different ios.
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hi don, I don't I just read it somewhere and wrote it down for future query.
Okay...
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sound advice. much appreciated.
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