Ken,
yes, it is possible. You can do it either by independent ports or do
aggregate which is also kind of nice.
The one thing though is that functionality is limited to inbound
traffic which can be a pain ....
The other thing thing is that not all the functionality is
implemented in the 6K IOS native even though the command options are
there ;-)
Let me know if you examples, I had to deal with this recently and I
will admit that the documentation wasn't the most helpful. Lots of
trial and errors here ....
José.
> On Thu, 1 Mar 2001, "F. David Sinn" <dsinn@cisco.com> wrote:
> >What you need to do is enable CAR on the Catalyst side of the hybrid
> >configuration. I don't have the URL in front of me right now, but will look
> >for it and get back to you.
>
> interesting. our cisco support folk seemed to encourage us to run
> "non-hybrid" configuration (IOS on MSFC, cat6000-sup* on the sup) last
> year when we brought the first of these up. (fwiw, these are
> sup1/PFC1/MSFC1 in case that matters.)
>
> is there a way to accomplish CAR-like rate-limiting in this configuration?
> (i haven't had a need, but assumed all along that it could be done using
> some of the cat6000-sup* QoS features.) or should we be looking at converting
> to hybrid configuration?
>
> thanks,
> ken
>
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