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40-Gigabit Ethernet interface speed 140-Gigabit Ethernet mode 18
802.1q tunnel port, creatinginterfaces 1A
adding portsport channels 1B
bandwidthconfiguring 1C
channel modeport channels 1channel modesport channels 1configurationLayer 3 interfacesverifying 1configuration examplestatic nat 1configuration examplesip tunneling 1Layer 3 interfaces 1configuringdescription parameter 1error-disabled recovery interval 1interface bandwidth 1LACP fast timer rate 1LACP port priority 1loopback interfaces 1routed interfaces 1subinterfaces 1VLAN interfaces 1configuring 10 GbE interface speed 1configuring 40 GbE interface speed 1Configuring a DHCP client on an interface 1configuring dynamic pool 1configuring LACP 1D
debounce timerparameters 1debounce timer, configuringEthernet interfaces 1default interface 1default settingsip tunnels 1Layer 3 interfaces 1DHCP client configuration 1DHCP client configuration limitations 1DHCP client discovery 1disablingCDP 1error-disabled recovery 1ethernet interfaces 1link negotiation 1vPCs 1downlink delay 1E
enablingCDP 1error-disabled detection 1error-disabled recovery 1Ethernet interfacesdebounce timer, configuring 1interface speed 1F
feature historyip tunnels 1Layer 3 interfaces 1port channels 1q-in-q tunnels, layer 2 protocol tunneling 1G
gre tunnel, configuringinterfaces 1gre tunnelsinterfaces 1I
inside source addressstatic NAT, configuring 1interface information, displayinglayer 2 1interface MAC address, configuring 1interface port-channel 1interface speedconfiguring 1Ethernet interfaces 1interface tunnel 1interface, configuringstatic NAT 1interfaces802.1q tunnel port, creating 1assigning to a VRF 1chassis ID 1configuring bandwidth 1gre tunnel, configuring 1gre tunnels 1ip tunnel configuration, verifying 1ip tunnels 1ipip tunnel decapsulation-only, configuring 1ipip tunnel, configuring 1layer 2 protocol tunnel 1layer 2 protocol tunnel ports, thresholds configuring 1layer 2 protocol tunneling 1Layer 3 1configuration examples 1monitoring 1options 1q-in-q configuration, verifying 1q-in-q tunnels 1routed 1tunnel 1tunnel interface, creating 1UDLD 1VLAN 1configuring 1ip tunnel configuration, verifyinginterfaces 1ip tunnelingconfiguration examples 1ip tunnelsdefault settings 1feature history 1interfaces 1prerequisites 1standards 1ipip decapsulate-only 1L
LACP 1configuring 1marker responders 1port channels 1system ID 1LACP fast timer rateconfiguring 1lacp max-bundle 1LACP port priorityconfiguring 1LACP-enabled vs staticport channels 1layer 2interface information, displaying 1svi autostate 1svi autostate, disabling 1layer 2 protocol tunnelinterfaces 1layer 2 protocol tunnelinginterfaces 1Layer 3 interfaces 1configuration examples 1configuring routed interfaces 1default settings 1feature history 1interfacesLayer 3MIBs 1monitoring 1related documents 1standards 1verifying 1limitations 1Link Aggregation Control Protocol 1load balancingport channelsconfiguring 1loopback interfaces 1configuring 1M
MIBsLayer 2 interfaces 1Layer 3 interfaces 1monitoringLayer 3 interfaces 1mtu 1Multi-point IP-in-IP decapsulation 1N
NATverifying 1NVGRE traffic 1O
outside addressstatic NAT, configuring 1P
parameters, aboutdebounce timer 1PATconfiguration example 1physical Ethernet settings 1point-to-point IP-in-IP encapsulation and decapsulation 1portport channelverifying configuration 1port channel, minlinksport channeling 1port channelsadding ports 1channel mode 1compatibility requirements 1configuring bandwidth 1creating 1feature history 1LACP 1LACP-enabled vs static 1port channels 1moving into a vPC 1STP 1port modeinterface 1port modes 1prerequisitesip tunnels 1Q
q-in-q configuration, verifyinginterfaces 1q-in-q tunnelsinterfaces 1q-in-q tunnels, layer 2 protocolfeature history 1R
related documentsLayer 3 interfaces 1resilient hashing 1restartingethernet interfaces 1routed interfaces 1configuring 1configuring bandwidth 1S
securitystatic NAT 1SFP+ transceiver 1show interfaces tunnel 1show running-config interface port-channel 1show vpc brief 1Small form-factor pluggable (plus) transceiver 1standardsip tunnels 1Layer 3 interfaces 1static natconfiguration example 1static NATenabling 1interface, configuring 1security 1verifying 1static NAT, configuringinside source address 1outside address 1static PATconfiguration example 1static PAT, configuringSTPport channel 1subinterfaces 1configuring 1configuring bandwidth 1svi autostatelayer 2 1SVI autostate disable 1SVI autostate disable, configuring 1svi autostate, disablinglayer 2 1symmetric hashing 1T
tunnel interfacevrf membership, assigning 1tunnel interfaces 1configuring based on PBR 1tunnel interfaces, creatinginterfaces 1tunnel mode 1tunnel mode ipip 1tunnel mode ipv6ipv6 decapsulate-any 1U
UDLDaggressive mode 1defined 1nonaggressive mode 1UDLD modeAconfiguring 1Unidirectional Link Detection 1V
verifyingLayer 3 interface configuration 1verifying dynamic NAT configuration 1VLANinterfaces 1VLAN interfacesconfiguring 1vPC terminology 1vPCsmoving port channels into 1VRFassigning an interface to 1vrf membership, assigningtunnel interface 1
Cisco Nexus 3000 Series NX-OS Interfaces Configuration Guide, Release 9.2x
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- February 17, 2019
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