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Cisco IE 4000 profinet status Disconnected

gunheon103
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profinet
profinet vlan 10
profinet id test

interface GigabitEthernet1/1
switchport mode trunk
rep segment 10 edge primary
!
interface GigabitEthernet1/2
switchport mode trunk
rep segment 10 edge
!
interface GigabitEthernet1/3
switchport mode trunk
!
interface GigabitEthernet1/4
switchport mode trunk
!
interface FastEthernet1/5
switchport access vlan 10
switchport mode access
!
interface FastEthernet1/6
switchport access vlan 10
switchport mode access

IE_4000#show profinet session
Session #1
----------
Connected: No
Number Of IO CR's: 0
Number Of DiffModules: 0

Session #2
----------
Connected: No
Number Of IO CR's: 0
Number Of DiffModules: 0

Session #3
----------
Connected: No
Number Of IO CR's: 0
Number Of DiffModules: 0

Session #4
----------
Connected: No
Number Of IO CR's: 0
Number Of DiffModules: 0

IE_4000#show profinet st
IE_4000#show profinet status
Profinet : Enabled
Connection Status : Disconnected
Vlan : 10
Profinet ID : test
GSD version : Unknown
Reduct Ratio : 128
MRP : Enabled
MRP License Status : Active
MRP Max Rings Allowed : 3

The industrial equipment is connected to Fastethernet 1/5-7, ping test is normal, and I don't know why it says Disconnected.

Is there anything else I need to set up on Cisco equipment?

 

 

 

 

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you should see the Profient application trying to connect on Vlan 10.  Profient is an Ethernet protocol.  Meaning everything has to work on vlan 10 (because that's how you've configured the switch).   the Ethernet interfaces on the IE have to on Vlan 10 in access mode, or members of vlan 10 in trunk mode.

you shouldn't have to set the profinet ID. 

 

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Albert Mitchell
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Cisco Employee

the IE switches, Profinet connected means its connected to a Profinet application such as TIA portal.

profinet packets will be switched from interface to interface regardless of the IE switches connection to Profinet mgmt application

Connection Status : Disconnected

Do I need to connect to the TIA portal to get ProFinet connected?

Yes.  you'll need to get the IE switch managed by a Profinet Appliation or device.  Doesn't have to be TIA Portal.

in addition, you need to have the GSD file imported to the Profinet application.  the GSD file can be found on the Flash: of the IE switch.

Why do you want to have the IE connected to Profinet Application? 

what problem are you hoping to resolve by doing so?

I've connected the propinet equipment I'm using
Marked as unconnected
I was wondering if the EI switch needed any additional settings.
I've noticed that the ProFinet application that recognizes the EI switch needs to connect.
Thank you.

you should see the Profient application trying to connect on Vlan 10.  Profient is an Ethernet protocol.  Meaning everything has to work on vlan 10 (because that's how you've configured the switch).   the Ethernet interfaces on the IE have to on Vlan 10 in access mode, or members of vlan 10 in trunk mode.

you shouldn't have to set the profinet ID.