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01-14-2009 06:48 PM #1
Cisco 3750 - how to disable the webinterface ?
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01-14-2009 06:57 PM #2err .. brain fart .. never mind
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01-14-2009 07:16 PM #3Nice L3 switch mate
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01-14-2009 07:31 PM #4Hehe - I am not even a Cisco guy - so I cannot "really" appreciate it
Originally Posted by jbaello 
Nice L3 switch mate
I just do basic stuff like this, ACLs, Portgroups, VLANs and whatnot ... but that is about it ... Don't even know how to spell IOS
My colleague got all wett when we got a couple stacks of 3750-E ones (I think they have a few 10G ports or so) :P
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01-15-2009 03:18 AM #6Heh, you would love the stack of 3750s I have in my lab at work then. Just wish I had more time to give them the attention they deserve. 4 x 3750s in double full mesh. 3560 on top with dual links to each. ASA 5510 sits in front of it all. Originally Posted by Paul Boz I bought a 3550 for my lab today and would love to have a 3750
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