Group,
I have eight Cisco 3548XL switches running in one VLAN (VLAN 1). I
needed to isolate about 25 PCs on one switch so I moved those PCs to the
same physical switch and setup a second VLAN (VLAN 2) on that switch. I had
several PCs which needed access to both VLANs, so I moved those PCs to the
same physical switch which had both VLANs (VLAN1 + VLAN2) on it, and made
those ports multiVLAN access ports. That worked fine for about 2 days and
then the PCs which were mulitaccessed started dropping off VLAN 1 and only
communicated with VLAN 2, which was good because it was critical they did
not lose contact with VLAN 2. One consultant thought it was a Autosensing
problem, so I changed the properties on the ports to Full/100. This did
nothing. After awhile, everytime a computer that was connected to both
VLANs would reboot, it would lose connectivity to the main VLAN (VLAN1).
Any thoughts would be great.
Wayne
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