07-26-2012 07:56 PM - edited 03-03-2019 06:42 AM
we just replace 6500 with N7K, after migration there're some device (server,pc,printer) change its ip address configuration (subnet and gateway) by it self. can N7K did it?
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Posted by WebUser Hafif Hery Husen from Cisco Support Community App
07-31-2012 05:30 PM
Web User wrote:
we just replace 6500 with N7K, after migration there're some device (server,pc,printer) change its ip address configuration (subnet and gateway) by it self. can N7K did it?
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Posted by WebUser Hafif Hery Husen from Cisco Support Community App
What did the device change its IP address from? And to?
Is the device obtaining its IP address via DHCP? If so, did you have a DHCP server running on your 6500? Or were you running the "IP Helper" command to forward DHCP elsewhere?
The N7K with NXOS doesn't run a DHCP server like other IOS devices can, so it can't have allocated the IP address to your device. There must be some other underlying cause. Do you have DHCP snooping configured on the N7K?
Cheers.
08-15-2012 06:46 PM
hi Darren thank you for ur response
before the migration one of sun server have IP 172.30.83.16/24 and after it changed to 172.30.83.16/16
but its not just changed subnet mask, it also changed gateway other device
yes, before on 6500 we running "IP helper" command to forward dhcp and now on N7K we running "ip dhcp relay"
dhcp snooping disable on N7K
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Posted by WebUser Hafif Hery Husen from Cisco Support Community App
08-15-2012 09:38 PM
Web User wrote:
hi Darren thank you for ur response
before the migration one of sun server have IP 172.30.83.16/24 and after it changed to 172.30.83.16/16
but its not just changed subnet mask, it also changed gateway other device
yes, before on 6500 we running "IP helper" command to forward dhcp and now on N7K we running "ip dhcp relay"
dhcp snooping disable on N7K
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Posted by WebUser Hafif Hery Husen from Cisco Support Community App
Do you have the layer 3 level on the N7k configured corrcetly?
Part of the DHCP forward/request is to identify the subnet the request is coming from - so the DHCP server knows which pool to allocate from - if you have mis-configured the layer 3 interface on the N7K with the wrong mask (it looks like you've got the correct subnet, at least), then the DHCP server may have been massively confused, and the Sun device may have gotten itself the wrong subnet mask.
Check the layer 3 configuration on your N7K for the VLAN concerned, and make sure it's correct.
Cheers
09-07-2012 11:39 PM
hi Darren im the "Web User" above
yes i believed the L3 config on N7K was correct but i need to make sure it .. that's why i posted this question
version 6.0(1)
interface Vlan83
description ** Link to Server Room 3 **
no shutdown
ip flow monitor Netflow-Monitor-AABHO-CS input
ip flow monitor Netflow-Monitor-AABHO-CS output
no ip redirects
ip address 172.16.83.248/24
ip router eigrp 8888
ip arp 172.16.83.25 03BF.AC10.5319
version 6.0(1)
interface Vlan88
ip flow monitor Netflow-Monitor-AABHO-CS input
ip flow monitor Netflow-Monitor-AABHO-CS output
ip address 172.16.88.201/24
ip router eigrp 8888
ip dhcp relay address 172.16.83.30
description ** Link to 8fl **
no shutdown
version 6.0(1)
interface Vlan81
ip flow monitor Netflow-Monitor-AABHO-CS input
ip flow monitor Netflow-Monitor-AABHO-CS output
ip address 172.16.81.201/24
ip router eigrp 8888
ip dhcp relay address 172.16.83.30
description ** Link to 1fl **
no shutdown
any other config that i should post ?
09-12-2012 07:18 PM
I can't see anything wrong with that - sorry.
Just out of interest - you *do* have the "feature dhcp" command set on the N7K, don't you? Grasping at straws - I can't see anything in the config (or know of anything in NXOS) which would change the DHCP reply like that.
Are you 100% sure of your DHCP server configuration?
09-13-2012 04:05 AM
its ok Darren, thank you for your attention i really appreciate it
the problem doesnt appear anymore now, its only occurred shortly after the migration
and for DHCP server ... im 99% sure
btw i've another problem with N7K ... i'll create new discussion for it
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