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How do I construct a Cisco IOS configuration to run a snake test?

Posted by mekichan on Monday 20 April 2009 at 4:25 pm



I need to run a “snake test” on a Cisco switch. Assuming I have 8 interfaces, how would I construct a configuration in Cisco IOS to perform a snake test? [In case you don’t know, a snake test is where you connect ports 2 and 3, ports 4 and 5, ports 6 and 7, with Ethernet cables and inject traffic into port 1 so that the packets will traverse the snake. Packets enter port 1, go out port 2 and into port 3, go out port 4 and into port 5, etc.

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  1. Comment by JayKay — April 21, 2009 @ 3:16 am

    If I remember correctly all Cisco switches have a default command to do the snake test. It is one of the diag online tests. Look in the manual for your switch to figure out if it has a specific diag command.

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