Switch Security Question - Switchport

From: nouman abbasi (abbasi.nouman@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Oct 24 2008 - 14:29:44 ARST

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Hello,

R2 & R5 are connected to SW1 on ports fa 0/2 & fa 0/5 Secure the Switch
ports by allowing mac address of these routers
Log violation to policy and allow permited traffic to flow, make
sure configuration survives on reboot

based on the question ; will the solution be correct with "mac-address
sticky" statement or mac-address sticky "mac of R2" statement.

wht step is rquired for the configuration to survives on reboot??

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