This appendix provides all the different commands used in this book and their meanings. Use this as a study aid and as a desk reference.
The following list includes the commands used in this book for the IOS-based switches.
Command | Meaning | Chapter |
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auto qos voip | Enables auto-qos on an interface | Chapter 9 |
class-map | Matches traffic to a class | Chapter 9 |
custom-queue-list | Assigns the custom queue to an interface | Chapter 9 |
Ctrl+Shift+6, then X | Used as an escape sequence | Chapter 2 |
duplex | Sets the duplex of an interface, with half- or full- duplex | Chapter 2 |
enable secret | Sets the encrypted enable password of the switch | Chapter 2 |
hostname | Assigns a name to the Catalyst switch | Chapter 2 |
interface | Used to select an interface | Chapter 3 |
interface ethernet | Used to identify or set parameters on an interface on the switch | Chapter 2 |
interface | Displays or changes parameters on the FastEthernet interfaces | Chapter 2 |
ip address | Assigns an IP address to the switch | Chapter 2 |
ip cef | Enables Cisco Express Forwarding | Chapter 7 |
mls qos trust | Ensures that the CoS of the incoming frame is trusted | Chapter 9 |
no debug all(undebug | Disables all debugging | Chapter 10 |
no spantree | Turns off spanning tree for a VLAN | Chapter 4 |
policy-map | Sets the policy for matched traffic | Chapter 9 |
port-channel mode | Enables an EtherChannel bundle | Chapter 5 |
priority-group | Assigns the priority list to an interface | Chapter 9 |
priority-list | Creates the priority queue parameters | Chapter 9 |
queue-list | Creates the custom queue parameters | Chapter 9 |
service-policy | Applies the policy to an interface | Chapter 9 |
show buffers | Displays the systems buffers | Chapter 10 |
show flash | Displays the contents of flash memory | Chapter 10 |
show ip cef | Displays the CEF interface conditions | Chapter 7 |
show mac-address-table | Displays the contents of the CAM | Chapter 10 |
show processes | Displays information about current system processes | Chapter 10 |
show run | Displays the running-config of the switch | Chapter 2 |
show spanning-tree | Used to view spanning tree information on a VLAN | Chapters 4 and 5 |
show spanning-tree | Shows the UplinkFast parameters | Chapter 5 |
show tcam | Displays data about the Tertiary CAM activity | Chapter 10 |
show version | Displays the operating system version | Chapter 10 |
show vtp counters | Shows the switches' VTP configuration | Chapter 3 |
shutdown | Disables a particular interface | Chapter 2 |
spanning-tree | Turns on spanning tree for a VLAN | Chapter 4 |
spanning-tree cost | Configures a cost for an interface | Chapter 5 |
spanning-tree priority | Configures the priority for an interface | Chapter 5 |
spanning-tree start- | Enables PortFast on an interface | Chapter 5 |
standby ip | Creates the HSRP address and enables HRP on an interface | Chapter 9 |
standby preempt | Enables active preempting on an interface | Chapter 9 |
standby track | Enables interface tracking related to an HSRP interface | Chapter 9 |
switchport | Sets the characteristics of the interface, including VLAN membership and trunk configurations | Chapter 3 |
vlan | Sets VLAN information | Chapter 3 |
vlan database | Enters VLAN configuration mode | Chapter 3 |
vtp | Changes the VTP mode to server, transparent, or client; sets the domain name and password | Chapter 3 |
wrr-queue bandwidth | Sets queue thresholds in weighted round robin queuing | Chapter 9 |
wrr-queue cos-map | Establishes the class of service queues | Chapter 9 |
The following list includes commands used for configuring the 4000 series switch in this book.
Command | Meaning | Chapter |
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clear mls entry | Allows all MLS entries to be cleared in addition to allowing specific entries to be terminated | Chapter 7 |
clear trunk | Clears VLANs from a trunked port | Chapter 3 |
Ctrl+C | Used as a break sequence | Chapter 2 |
Ctrl+Shift+6, then X | Used as an escape sequence | Chapter 2 |
show spantree | Shows the UplinkFast parameters and statistics | Chapter 5 |
interface vlan # | Enables interface configuration mode for the specified VLAN interface | Chapter 6 |
ip cgmp proxy | Enables CGMP on the specified interface on routers | Chapter 8 |
ip igmp join-group | Makes the router become an active member of the specified multicast group | Chapter 8 |
ip igmp version | Applied to the interface and used to change the version of IGMP used on that interface | Chapter 8 |
ip multicast ttl- | Applied to all border interfaces to enforce the scope or boundary of the IP multicast network | Chapter 8 |
ip multicast-routing | Enables IP multicast forwarding on the router | Chapter 8 |
ip pim dense-mode | Enables PIM dense mode operation on the interface | Chapter 8 |
ip pim rp-address | Manually configures an RP address on a multicast router | Chapter 8 |
ip pim send-rp- | Assigns specific multicast group addresses to an RP. The RP can then only announce that it knows multicast groups permitted by the access list specified | Chapter 8 |
ip pim send-rp- | Configures RP Mapping Agent and allows the router to discover all RPs and group assignments | Chapter 8 |
ip pim sparse-dense- | Enables PIM sparse-dense mode operation on the interface | Chapter 8 |
ip pim sparse-mode | Enables PIM sparse mode operation on the interface | Chapter 8 |
mac-address | Sets a specific MAC address on an interface | Chapter 6 |
mls rp ip | Enables MLS on an external router, both global and interface specific | Chapter 7 |
mls rp management- | Assigns the interface to the MLS-RP. This allows MLSP updates to use this interface | Chapter 7 |
mls rp vlan-id | Assigns the interface the proper VLAN number | Chapter 7 |
mls rp vtp-domain | Assigns the interface to the VTP domain | Chapter 7 |
mtrace | Displays the forwarding path based on group membership or the RPF | Chapter 8 |
ping | Used for testing reachability | Chapter 8 |
session | Connects the CLI to a session on a route processor module | Chapter 6 |
set cgmp enable | Used on Catalyst switches to enable CGMP | Chapter 8 |
set enablepass | Configures the enable password on a set-based device | Chapter 2 |
set interface sco | Assigns an IP address to the management interface of the set-based switch | Chapter 2 |
set ip route | Configures a default route on a set-based switch | Chapter 6 |
set mls agingtime | Sets the MLS aging time value to the specified value | Chapter 7 |
set mls agingtime | Allows the fast aging time and packet threshold to be set | Chapter 7 |
set mls enable | Enables MLS on Catalyst switches. For most switches, this is set to on by default. | Chapter 7 |
set password | Configures the usermode password on a set- based device | Chapter 2 |
set port channel | Creates an EtherChannel bundle | Chapter 5 |
set port duplex | Sets the duplex of a port | Chapter 2 |
set port speed | Sets the speed of a port | Chapter 2 |
set qos map | Sets the class of service mappings on a port | Chapter 9 |
set spantree | Turns spanning tree off or on for a VLAN | Chapter 4 |
set spantree backbonefast | Enables BackboneFast for a switch | Chapter 5 |
set spantree fwddelay | Changes the forward delay time on a switch | Chapter 5 |
set spantree hello | Changes the BPDU hello time on a switch | Chapter 5 |
set spantree maxage | Sets how long a BPDU that is received will stay valid until another BPDU is received | Chapter 5 |
set spantree portcost | Sets the STP port cost | Chapter 5 |
set spantree portfast | Enables PortFast on a port | Chapter 5 |
set spantree portpri | Sets the STP port priority | Chapter 5 |
set spantree portvlanpri | Configures links to forward only certain VLANs | Chapter 5 |
set spantree root | Makes a set-based switch a root bridge | Chapter 5 |
set spantree uplinkfast | Enables UplinkFast on a port | Chapter 5 |
set system name | Assigns a name to the Catalyst switch | Chapter 2 |
set trunk | Configures trunking on a port | Chapter 3 |
set vlan | Creates a VLAN and also assigns a port to a VLAN | Chapter 3 |
set vtp domain | Sets the VTP domain name | Chapter 3 |
set vtp mode | Sets the VTP mode of the switch | Chapter 3 |
set vtp passwd | Sets the optional VTP password | Chapter 3 |
show config | Shows the configuration of the 5000 series switch | Chapters 2 and 6 |
show mls | Shows MLS information on a switch | Chapter 7 |
show mls entry | Provides MLS entry data on the MLS-SE | Chapter 7 |
show mls rp | Provides global MLS information | Chapter 7 |
show mls rp interface | Provides interface-specific MLS information | Chapter 7 |
show mls rp vtp- | Provides MLS information for the VTP domain | Chapter 7 |
show module | Shows the module and numbers of cards in the switch | Chapter 6 |
show port capabilities slot/ | Shows the configuration of individual ports | Chapter 5 |
show port channel | Shows the status of an EtherChannel bundle | Chapter 5 |
show spantree | Shows the state of the STP per VLAN | Chapters 4 and 5 |
show vlan | Shows the configured VLANs | Chapter 3 |
show vtp domain | Shows the VTP domain configurations | Chapter 3 |
show vtp domain | Provides VTP domain information on the switch | Chapter 7 |