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72c3dcb8
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Jan 31, 2005
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Robert Ricci
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Add note about how to handle switches running IOS.
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@@ -145,10 +145,11 @@ a user's dbedit bit like so:
Add entries to the node_types table for each type of switch you'll be using.
The class column should be 'switch'. The type for Cisco switches should be
something like 'cisco6509', or 'catalyst2950'. Most of the other columns
aren't important for switches (so you can leave them blank), but putting in
max_cards (if the switch is expandable) and max_ports can be useful for your
own information.
something like 'cisco6509', or 'catalyst2950'. If the switch is running IOS
(rather than CatOS), then append '-ios' to the switch's type. Most of the other
columns aren't important for switches (so you can leave them blank), but
putting in max_cards (if the switch is expandable) and max_ports can be useful
for your own information.
2) Create interface types for switch interconnects (if any)
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