Identify Configuration Values - Cisco Catalyst 3850 Manual
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Global System Configuration
This workflow describes common global configurations for all switch deployments in the access layer.
Prerequisites for Global System Configuration
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Identify Configuration Values
We recommend that you identify certain switch configuration values in advance so that you can proceed
with this workflow without interruption. We recommend that you take a print out of Table 4, and, as you
follow the configuration sequence, you should replace the values in column B with your values in
column C.
Replace the blue italicized example values with your own values.
Note
Table 4
A. Value Name
Management subnets allowed
NTP server IP address
Cisco Systems, Inc.
www.cisco.com
Complete the task described in
If you have not completed the task described in the
switch might not be IP reachable. If that is the case, use only the switch console to perform the
Global System Configuration workflow.
If you have completed the
System Configuration workflow using the switch console, SSH, or any management tool. Using
tools other than the console requires you to log in using user names and passwords configured, as
described in the section the
Global System: Setting Values
"Initial Switch Configuration"
"Uplink Interface Connectivity"
"Initial Switch Configuration"
B. Example Value
192.168.128.5/0.0.0.255
192.168.0.0/0.0.0.255
192.168.254.0/0.0.0.255
192.168.254.11
workflow.
"Uplink Interface Connectivity"
workflow, you can perform the Global
workflow.
C. Your Value
workflow, the
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