We have a 3845 about 200 Miles away we are unable to access via SSH and users are unable to connect to the internet. I'm able to access the switch connected to the 3845 via SSH at the remote site though. I noticed all the ports on the switch connected to the remote 3845 are flapping(See Below). Also, the Gig0/23 where the VG204 is connected to has incoming data of 35MB/Sec. The Gig0/24 trunk port on the switch connected to Gig0/1 on the 3845 router has a continous 175MB/sec incoming.
Sequence of Events:
15 Apr 2015 - Cisco works successfully backed up 3845 config
16 Apr 2015 - Cisco works was unable to backup 3845 config
17 Apr 2015 - Unable to access 3845, VG204 at remote site but able to login to switch behind 3845 router at remote site
17 Apr 2015 - Contacted ISP and verified connectivity end to end (No errors)
***Prior to 16 Apr 2015 our 3845 router hasn't had any issues.***
Flapping:
23:31:55: %SW_MATM-4-MACFLAP_NOTIF: Host 001f.caf2.#### in vlan ### is flapping between port Gi0/8 and port Gi0/11
23:31:58: %SW_MATM-4-MACFLAP_NOTIF: Host c464.13c9.#### in vlan ### is flapping between port Gi0/10 and port Gi0/11
Ordered identical replacement cards:
VIC3 4FXS/DID 4 port
VWIC2 2MFT T1/E1 port 0 and 1
We will be replacing the cards listed above sometime today to see if this fixes the issue. If not, I may talk to Cisco about replacing the 3845 Chassis. I'm 200 miles away from the remote site and unable to run the "show controllers" command to get more info at this time. I assumed that our T1 card must have gone bad and seems logical to replace as part of troubleshooting. Any other troubleshooting suggestions would be helpful and greatly appreciated.
Doug
