09-10-2005 09:58 PM - edited 03-03-2019 12:00 AM
Are there any specific requirements when using Fiber GBIC uplinks? E.g. I have the following setup:
The GIBCs are 1000BaseLX from the core side (4509/SUP IV/WS-G5486=) and 1000BaseLX SFPs from the distribution side (3560/GLC-LH-SM). The result I got was a flapping error on the distribution side switches and no connect from the core side!
Any input would be highly appreciated...
Thanx
Yazan
09-10-2005 10:51 PM
Hello Yazan,
a couple of things could cause your problem: distance limitation, faulty hardware, or trunk misconfiguration.
You might want to check if your cables are ok: connect both the receive ends of your cable to the same GBIC first, and then to the SFP's, if the cable is ok, your GBIC and SFP's should give a link up.
Assuming that you are using trunks, how are the trunks configured ? Can you post the configs ?
Regards,
GP
09-11-2005 04:37 AM
Hey GP,
I tried the connecting both ends of the same core to the same GBIC but I still couldn't get a link up. The show interface gave me down/down (not connect), I tried connecting two 3560's SFPs together and they worked so i'm pretty sure that my configs are correct. My problem is that i couldn't get the GBICs on the core to work.
Thanx
Yazan
09-11-2005 04:41 AM
Hello Yazan,
if the receive/receive to the same GBIC does not bring the GBIC up, either the cable or the GBIC are faulty. Do you have another GBIC to exchange ?
Regards,
GP
09-11-2005 05:18 AM
Hi GP,
First of all thanks for your help. As for the cable I'm very sure it's ok since i took it from another working link, and when i returned it the other link came back up.
Regards
Yazan
09-12-2005 07:21 AM
Try "speed nonegotiate" on both sides of the link. We need it on all of our 45xx -> 3550 links...
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