e all the difference in the world. I believe that most of the people out there who habitually tread on others in an effort to prove how smart they are simply need a lesson from a leader or mentor to help them understand how they should change. Chapter 38: Avoiding Frustration Index Numbers 1-RU models (single rack unit), multilayer A and B feeds (DC power), 16 switches, 203 AAA authentication, 353-360 3800 series of routers, 203 applying method lists, 360 4500-series switches, 203 configuring security server, 354-356 5 minute offered rate, 451 creating method lists, 356-360 6500-series switches, 203, 204-226 enabling, 353 6506 switches, slots, 210 aaa authentication login default group 6509 chassis, backplane, 208 method, 358 6513-chassis slots, 210 aaa group server command, 356 architecture, 206-222 aaa new-model command, 353 modules, 213-222 ABR (area border router), OSPF, 121 buses, 207 AC or DC power, 16 CatOS VS. IOS, 222-226 AC power supplies, specifying voltage, enhanced chassis, 210 amperage, and socket for feeds, 17 modules access (switchport mode), 37 interaction, 214-217 access level, networks, 473 types, 217 access lists (see ACLs) supervisors, 211 access-group command, applying reflexive MSFC, 211 access lists, 341 7500 series of routers, 203 access-layer switches 7600 series of routers, 203 UplinkFast configured on, 82 802.1Q trunking protocol, 34 UplinkE Fast feature, spanning tree, 81 configuring for Gibabit port on IOS access-list compiled command, 331 switch, 38 accident chains, 515 deciding when to use, 36 Accounting (AAA), 353 ISL vs., 35 ACD (Automatic Call Distributor), 254 trunk configuration, CatOS switches, 40 ACEs (access-control entries), 323 VLAN tagging, 36 ACLs (access control lists), 323-342 802.3ad IEEE specification for LACP, 60 class maps, 436 converged network, 449 configuring for PIX firewall, 372 We'd like to hear your suggestions for improving our indexes. Send email to index@oreilly.com. ACLs (access control lists) (continued) adjacency table (CEF), 189 designing, 323-334 ad