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Cisco IOS numbers for interfaces start from 1, not 0, for a module; that is, the first interface on the line card in slot
2 is 2/1. This is the same port numbering convention that is used with CatOS.
More detailed descriptions of the three primary port types found in Cisco IOS Software are included below.
Routed Interfaces
Cisco IOS Software provides two means for creating Layer 3 interfaces: either at the physical port level (Routed
interfaces, described here) or at the virtual port level (SVIs, described in the following section). With Cisco IOS for
the Cisco Catalyst 6500, each physical port on switch arrives out of the box as a routed interface (just like any Cisco
router).EveryEthernetportonthe switch (whether Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, or 10 Gigabit Ethernet) is shown
as interface <interfacetype> <slot/port> and is shutdown by default. This operation differs from CatOS that has all
ports enabled, Layer 2 aware, and in VLAN 1 by default. The routed interface must be configured on a unique IP
subnet or IPX network. No Layer 2 protocols such as the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) and DTP are enabled on a
routed interface. CatOS does not support routed interfaces.
For traditional LAN-basedEthernet ports, the routed interface doesnot support subinterface creation for separating
dot1q encapsulations. Similar functionality to IEEE 802.1q subinterfaces is provided with trunk ports, describing in
the following sections.
Layer 2 VLAN
To place several interfaces in the same IP or IPX subnet, the port needs to be converted from a routed interface to a
Layer 2 port so that the portcan be part of the Layer 2 domain orVLAN. The first step in this conversion is tocreate
the Layer 2 VLAN entity.
The VLAN ID configuration creates an instance of a Layer 2 broadcast domain or VLAN. The configuration is done
from global configuration mode via a vlan <vlan #> command. VLAN IDs from 1 through 4094 are supported.
VLAN IDs 1002 to 1005 are VTP default VLANs in both CatOS and Cisco IOS and are not user configurable.
Both the CatOS and Cisco IOS Software support the creation of 4094 Layer 2 VLANs. For a system to be able to
handle 4094 VLAN, a MAC-address reduction feature must be enabled so that the system can allocate a limited
number of system MAC addresses more efficiently. The following commands enable this feature.
Routed SVIs
When multiple ports on the same device belong to a single subnet, a VLAN is created to isolate these ports at Layer
2(seeLayer 2 VLAN, above).Generally,these ports need tosendtrafficto other subnets orVLANs.Thisrequirement
is accomplished by creating an SVI to provide the inter-VLAN routing functionality. Just as in the hybrid software
model, SVIs are identified as interface VLAN 1, interface VLAN 2, etc. These interfaces are associated with Layer 3
CatOS Cisco IOS Software
set vlan 8 IOS#configure terminal
IOS(config)#vlan 8
IOS(config-vlan)#exit
CatOS Cisco IOS Software
set spantree macreduction enable IOS(config)# spanning-tree extend system-id
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