hi,
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 01:05:42PM -0400, Chris Lane wrote:
> vtp mode transparent
> spanning-tree mode pvst
> spanning-tree extend system-id
>
> already had this in device. still can't get 1007-1025 to work but 1026-2094
> no problem!! Is that a bug?
Ah, good point. If you have "routed" interfaces, these will use up VLANs
in the range starting from 1007. Try "show vlan internal usage" to see
what is used, and for what.
(Some of this is "routed interfaces", and others is "even more internal
usage", like netflow or diagnostics).
You can change the vlan range used with the command
Cisco(config)#vlan int allocation policy ?
ascending Allocate internal VLAN in ascending order
descending Allocate internal VLAN in descending order
"descending" allocates from 4096 downward.
gert
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