Chapter 11. Controlling Traffic and Switch Access
See the following sections for configuration information about these topics:
11-1: Broadcast Suppression— Describes the method for preventing the switch from forwarding excessive broadcasts received on a port.
11-2: Protocol Filtering— Explains how to configure a port to prevent forwarding of flood packets of a particular protocol out a port.
11-3: Port Security— Provides the information required to configure a port for use only by a specified list of clients based on MAC addresses.
11-4: VLAN Access Control Lists— Describes how to control the traffic that passes through a Layer 2 switch using access control lists applied to a VLAN.
11-5: Switch Authentication— Explains how to configure the ...
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