I'm configuring a switch. It's a Cisco 3560G running IOS 12.2(55)SE3 (latest ver. for this switch) with IP services.

I need to set some things on an interface. In this particular case, it's a route-map to redirect web traffic to a content filter. I've done this a million times on other switches/routers, so I know what I'm doing is correct.

I type in the command to apply the route map to the interface, and it accepts it. No complaints.

I go to browse to a site that's blocked, and it loads.

I show the running config, and what I did to the interface didn't apply.

So, I issue the command again. No complaints.

I show the running config again, and it's still not there?!

Huh?!

Has anyone encountered this? What gives?

 

Are you using Cisco's network assistant to do this?

 

Nope...all CLI via telnet.

 

Can a mod edit the title to include "Cisco" before IOS? I always forget that Apple took the acronym...

 

Done

 

^ Thanks!

(is it just me, or did the "Thanks" button disappear?)

 

Hmm, I dug around a little more, and it looks like the command's error is only displayed via the console. When doing "terminal monitor" I see the error...

Hmm...

 

AHA!

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/swit...html#wp1055603

Answered my own question .

 

Since we are on the Cisco topic, has anyone had an encounter with IPS? (Intrusion Prevention System or as I call it, POS. It locks half of bandwidth when enabled, but when disabled FTP is then blocked, the DNS is not resolving, can't connect passive or active or anything.

I hate these effen routers. (RVS4000)

 

^ Unfortunately, I have not.