seems just fine.
VLAN mismatch should not be the problem since everything is using the default
VLAN 1.
I tried to draw a simple picture to show you the setup. Only switching
involved, no routers in between.
It is really weird and at the moment I am quite confused
Bye
Tom
From: Stephen
Maybe these wrong packets are flooded out on all switch ports if the
destination is an unknown MAC address and for some reason the switches cannot
learn this address (e.g. it's dead).
I would expect to see ARP to start with, unless there is a router in the way.
As you mention TCP, I doubt that
It's good to see that the guilty component has been identified. We have had
around 8 noisy APs the last 6 months and it has been frustrating. Guess all we
can do is RMA as and when the problem occurs.
Thanks for bringing this to our attention Garry!!
Regards
Stephen
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Yes, this has occurred at our end as well. On-line Case Management shows me at
least 2 RMA cases, though I haven't dealt with these personally.
I haven't heard what causes this, or if there is a bad batch out there, but
perhaps Enterasys should consider pro-actively replacing affected APs, if
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- From: Stephen Faulkner [mailto:stephen.faulk...@rikshospitalet.no]
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I would suggest something like this (assuming you have cleared configs on the
switches just in case something in the old config conflicts with the new):
L2 switch as follows:
set vlan create 2
set vlan create 3
set vlan egress 2 ge.1.1 tagged
set vlan egress 3 ge.1.1 tagged
(you must tag the
tried it with show port
- alias on = a system here. Email me directly with your sample output of
- a failed comman= d execution.
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- From: Stephen Faulkner [mailto:stephen.faulk...@rikshospitalet.no]
- Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2009 1
Assuming that you have access to the Enterasys web you can find the info in
Knowledge Base. I searched for 'Power' and found the answers there.
https://knowledgebase-enterasys.talismaonline.com/al/12/3/article.aspx?aid=5181tab=faqbt=4r=0.999378
I don't recognize the part numbers you mention,
: RE:[enterasys] XSR to XSR VPN
Thanks Stephen. It does look like all traffic is running through the VPN, which
is one of my major concerns.
Jim
From: Stephen Faulkner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2008 10:06 AM
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