I am not sharing vlan information but we need the connection to connected to
the rest of the company and the Internet. The problem that I have is the
6500's have two different ip addresses, could I make the connection with one
vlan or two.
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I have a project where I need to connect a Nortel Passport 8600 to two Cisco
6500. What would be the best way to make connection?
Thank you for any help.
Sam
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FAQ,
I can't help you, but I have been told by a Nortel engenieer that they have
tested that configuration in the lab and it worked (I think, they were using
multitrunking in the 8600 and FEC in Catalyst)
The only problem is that if you have a problem with that configuration, nor
cisco or nortel will
Fast Ethernet to both 6500's. Not sure exactly what the question is?
Does the 8600 no have a Fast Ethernet card installed or is it OC3 or
something.
Ronnie
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I have a project where I need to connect a Nortel Passport 8600 to two
Cisco
6500.
This works fine. Use 802.1q as the VLAN trunking/tag
protocol if you're doing a VLAN trunk between the
switches. The native/default VLAN on both switch ports
has to be the same VLAN.
If it's not a VLAN trunk, then you can just use a
cross over cable between the two.
I don't think
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