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CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide - FTP Server

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616 Appendix B � Configuring the Catalyst 1900 Switch<br />

14. Type show mac-address-table, and notice the permanent entry for<br />

interface e0/9.<br />

15. Use the mac-address-table restricted static global configuration<br />

command to associate a restricted static address with a particular<br />

switched-port interface:<br />

Config t<br />

Mac-address-table restricted static 083c.0000.0002<br />

e0/3 e0/4<br />

The above command only allows traffic to the restricted static address<br />

083c.0000.0002 on interface e0/3 from interface e0/4.<br />

16. Go to interface e0/1 and use the port secure max-mac-count 1<br />

command to enable addressing security and allow only one MAC<br />

address in the filter table on that port. By default, up to 132<br />

MAC addresses can be associated with a single port. By using this<br />

command, we will allow only one workstation.<br />

Config t<br />

Int e0/1<br />

Port secure max-mac-count 1<br />

17. Verify which ports have port security on them by typing show macaddress-table<br />

security. Notice that port e0/1 security is enabled.<br />

Lab B.3: Creating VLANs<br />

In this lab, you will create multiple VLANs on only one switch. Lab B.4 will<br />

have you create VTP configurations that will allow this VLAN information<br />

to be propagated to the second switch.<br />

1. Telnet or connect to the first 1900 switch. Set the hostname of the<br />

switch to 1900A.<br />

#config t<br />

(config)#hostname 1900A<br />

1900A#

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