05-08-2002 12:25 AM - edited 03-01-2019 09:39 PM
Hello,
I am running version 11.2(8.1)SA6 IOS on a Cisco Catalyst 2924.
We are experiencing problems when issuing the 'no shutdown' command on the switch.
Although a switch port can be shutdown, the command to enable it again 'no shutdown' fails to bring the port administratively up again.
Does anyone have any ideas why this is happening ?
Many Thanks,
Charles
05-08-2002 12:36 AM
Have you tried to loop a port via CLI, there is a bug associated with a similar issue but only when port is attached to a router, also this was found in an earlier version but no fix applied that i can see.
The workaround was to loop then no shut immediately (give or take 2 seconds).
05-08-2002 12:42 AM
Hi - thanks for replying so quickly.
The port(s) in question are user ports. Can you tell me what you mean by loop the ports ?
Thanks,
Charles
05-08-2002 12:54 AM
You can loop the ports, this is just to trick the IOS basically.. I will not guarantee this will fix it.
If this works it will just be a workaround..:(
Eg:
int fast 0/ x
no shut
loop
no loop
Also you could try clear int fas 0/x
05-08-2002 01:45 AM
Unfortunately, no joy doing this.
It looks like I will just have to upgrade the IOS.
Thanks for your help.
05-08-2002 01:57 AM
Yip, seems the only way.. Sorry about that.
05-09-2002 12:16 PM
i ran into a similar problem just yesterday. the problem i ran into is that the vlan assigned to the port wasn't actually a vlan within the VTP domain, so the client and the switch would not signal properly. I ended up with an amber light on the switch, a green light on the client, and a status of down, down on the interface. I did a shut and a no shut on the ports, but they would not come up until I put the ports in a VLAN within the vtp domain. i hope this helps.
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