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Recent content by aesselstein
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Blocking UDP on a Trunk to another switch...
another option would be to add switchport block multicast thats another option I'm thinking- aesselstein
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- Forum: Cisco
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Blocking UDP on a Trunk to another switch...
So far, looks like a scenario like this would be best interface GigabitEthernet1/0/21 description 4/MBS l2 A side switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q switchport mode trunk storm-control multicast 0 ...seems according to cisco that this would block all multicast traffic on that...- aesselstein
- Post #5
- Forum: Cisco
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Blocking UDP on a Trunk to another switch...
It is basically all multicast traffic. I was thinking of blocking 224.0.0.0 through 239.255.255.255 on that interface. Or maybe looking into storm control. The big thing Is i dont want to drop the interface or other multicast traffic in the switch, just away from that trunk.- aesselstein
- Post #4
- Forum: Cisco
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Blocking UDP on a Trunk to another switch...
I have an ACL question. I recently trunked a Etherswitch to a 3750 with a "ethernet" 4mb link between the two. On the 3750 we have a lot of multicast traffic. About 40MB/Sec of UDP data rocks around the 3750..I'd like to allow only TCP own to the etherswitch b/c of the bandwidth limit. The...- aesselstein
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