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Chapter 5 Where to Go Next Comprehensive CSS Documentation List Table 5-3 Cisco Content Services Switch Routing and Bridging Configuration Guide (continued) Chapter Chapter 6, Configuring the Internet Protocol Contents/Tasks • Internet Protocol (IP) configuration quick start. • Configuring an IP route. You can configure a static route, a default static IP route, a blackhole route (where the CSS drops any packets addressed to the route), or a firewall IP route. • Disabling an implicit service for the static route next hop, to forward traffic to the next hop even when the next hop is unavailable. • Configuring an IP source route to enable the CSS to process frames with information that overrides the default routing. • Configuring the IP record route to enable the CSS to process frames with the IP address of each router along a path. • Configuring box-to-box redundancy between two identically configured CSSs. • Configuring IP equal-cost multipath (ECMP) selection algorithm and the preferred reverse egress path. • Forwarding IP subnet broadcast addressed frames. • Configuring IP unconditional bridging to always make a bridging decision on the received packets. • Configuring IP opportunistic Layer 3 forwarding to enable opportunistic Layer 3 forwarding and allow the CSS to make Layer 3 forwarding decisions even if the Layer 2 packet destination MAC address does not belong to the CSS. • Displaying IP configuration information. OL-6037-01 Cisco Content Services Switch Getting Started Guide 5-31

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Cisco Content Services Switch Getting Started Guide
OL-6037-01
Chapter 5
Where to Go Next
Comprehensive CSS Documentation List
Chapter 6, Configuring
the Internet Protocol
•
Internet Protocol (IP) configuration quick start.
•
Configuring an IP route. You can configure a static route, a default
static IP route, a blackhole route (where the CSS drops any packets
addressed to the route), or a firewall IP route.
•
Disabling an implicit service for the static route next hop, to forward
traffic to the next hop even when the next hop is unavailable.
•
Configuring an IP source route to enable the CSS to process frames
with information that overrides the default routing.
•
Configuring the IP record route to enable the CSS to process frames
with the IP address of each router along a path.
•
Configuring box-to-box redundancy between two identically
configured CSSs.
•
Configuring IP equal-cost multipath (ECMP) selection algorithm and
the preferred reverse egress path.
•
Forwarding IP subnet broadcast addressed frames.
•
Configuring IP unconditional bridging to always make a bridging
decision on the received packets.
•
Configuring IP opportunistic Layer 3 forwarding to enable
opportunistic Layer 3 forwarding and allow the CSS to make Layer 3
forwarding decisions even if the Layer 2 packet destination MAC
address does not belong to the CSS.
•
Displaying IP configuration information.
Table 5-3
Cisco Content Services Switch Routing and Bridging Configuration Guide (continued)
Chapter
Contents/Tasks