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I need help on show commands dealing with VTP

diddyjames

I have two switches connected together. I am connected to Switch 1 thru a host. Switch 1 is connected to Switch 2 and Switch 2 is connected to a router.

I need to configure the VTP domain name, client mode, and password on Switch 1. How do I find the VTP information on Switch 2 if I'm only connected to Switch 1? Would I have to Telnet to Switch 2 or are there any show commands to use?

I also have to configure the default gateway. I know I can find that by the "show cdp neighbors detail" command.

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angel.oa

diddyjames wrote: »

I have two switches connected together. I am connected to Switch 1 thru a host. Switch 1 is connected to Switch 2 and Switch 2 is connected to a router.

I need to configure the VTP domain name, client mode, and password on Switch 1. How do I find the VTP information on Switch 2 if I'm only connected to Switch 1? Would I have to Telnet to Switch 2 or are there any show commands to use?

I also have to configure the default gateway. I know I can find that by the "show cdp neighbors detail" command.

yes, you would have to do that and then use the appropiate vtp commands (vtp mode|domain|password)

kevin31

Yeah telnet to switch 2 show vtp status is good one!