CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide - FTP Server

� Defining the port duplex of a port
� Verifying the configuration
� Managing the MAC address table
� Setting permanent and static MAC addresses
� Configuring port security
� Describing the show version command
� Changing the LAN switch type
� Configuring VLANs
� Adding VLAN memberships to switch ports
� Creating a VTP domain
� Configuring trunking
� Configuring pruning
Features of the 1900 Switch 569
The end of the appendix includes both written and hands-on labs as well
as review questions to make sure you have a firm understanding of the 1900
switch configuration.
Features of the 1900 Switch
The Catalyst 1900 switch can now use a CLI to configure the Cisco
Internetworking Operating System (IOS) on the switch. Before the CLI was
available, the 1900 switch could only be configured through a menu system.
The CLI makes configuring the switch really close to how you would configure
a router. The Cisco Catalyst 5000 series, which is one of Cisco’s
higher-end models, is still set-based, which means you use the set command
to configure the router. This book only covers the Catalyst 1900 switch configuration
commands.
There are two types of operating systems that run on Cisco switches:
IOS-based In this system, you can configure the switch from a CLI that
is similar to Cisco routers. Catalyst 1900, 2820, and 2900 switches can be
used with an IOS-based CLI, although they can be set with a menu system
as well.