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- Regarding Speed on Port channel - Cisco Learning Network
@ Aref There is no speed config on portchannel interface or neither on member interface In number of article i can see the speed on portchannel is not reflecting member of interface as u said but my question is that going to effect any data traffic transimission between the servers connected to that port channel ?
- switchport nonegotiate command - Cisco Learning Network
What is the purpose of the command switchport nonegotiate? Is that going to disable
- Switch Port Numbers - Cisco Learning Network
First, let try to understand what is GIG and Fa stand for? The GIG means the gigabit ethernet (1Gbps) and FA means FastEthernet (100 Mbps) Those are interface speed in the ethernet and some other examples are Ethernet (10 Mbps), TenGig (10Gbps) etc What is the meaning of fa0 0 or fa0 0 0?
- Can cat5 cable handle 1Gbps connection if transmitted??
Actually Cat5 can "theoretically" can handle up to 100Mbps, but you can get it work with 1000Mbps if you make it shorter than 100 meters, instead Cat5e can handle 10 100 1000Mbps speeds The new generation of ethernet cables is Cat6, with this type you can handle up to 10Gbps, the main difference with Cat6 over Cat5e that it has internal separators between pairs, so there is huge improvements
- How does spanning tree protocol selects a Designated Port
The figure is lacking the needed detail for actual designated port selection but I think I understand your question as "What is segment F" or what does it represent I believe F represents a network that connects to switch 4 and switch 5 It could be PCs connected to ports in both switches that represent a local area network Since that LAN connects to two switches that lead to the "root
- OSPF auto-cost reference bandwidth and SVI - Cisco Learning Network
I set auto-cost reference bandwidth to be 10Gbps for the switches When use the show ip ospf interface brief command for a certain switch, I see the 10Gig links have a cost of 1 which is what they supposed to have
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- OSPF metrics - Cisco Learning Network
Good question and upon further reading you will undoubtedly discover that this metric was set when the internet was a much slower beast If you wanted to set your OSPF auto-cost reference-bandwidth to 10Gbps then you would use the auto-cost reference-bandwidth of 100000 command in router configuration mode
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