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What is the difference between disabling a port on a switch and removing the cable from the port on the switch (suppose I am working on the same port)?
Feb 4 '08 #1
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If you disable the port, you do so on the management console, and don't need physical access to the device, wheras you do to physically pull the cable.
Feb 4 '08 #2
What is the difference between disabling a port on a switch and removing the cable from the port on the switch (suppose I am working on the same port)?
Hi ,
Disable is something that is done by admin remotely/localy using console access. once someone disables a port, nobody can use it until enabled.

Normaly removing the cable is not a good idea , becuase if admin removes the cable, it is not a big issue, anyone can go and reconnect the cable then it will start work for us. i think this may be usefull for you..

still if you can any question s you can ask....

Regards
Arul
Feb 4 '08 #3

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