01-06-2009 08:28 AM - edited 03-06-2019 03:16 AM
We have to 2960g'S and from switch 0 I can't ping switch 1 and people on switch 1 can't access the proxy server on switch 0
I can't see anything wrong with this config please help
and as there was only one cable going between the old switches there is only one going between the new switches and it happens to be going from sw0/47 to sw1/48
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01-06-2009 11:06 AM
The installer only put in one cable (goes sw0/47-to-sw1/48)
as I'm quite far away from the switches I can't easily connect another cable
yes sh int trunk looks ok
would "channel-group1 mode desirable" be a more robust config
we would like to use etherchannel but can get by without
01-06-2009 11:09 AM
A negotiated port channel does check the port paramters and will only bring the channel active if everything is configured ok . Everyone has there own opinion on whether to force on the channels and trunks . We usually use pagp or lacp to create the etherchannels.
01-06-2009 11:11 AM
Can you configure switchport mode access, and switchport access vlan 1 on the gig0/47 port of switch 0 connecting to Switch 1, for troubleshooting purpose , and remove trunk ? Let it act as a normal access port and try to reach VLAN 1's ip address on the second switch !
in anycase, we will have to wait till u get access to second switch !
Raj
01-07-2009 07:59 AM
I ended up just removing the port-channel and doing a normal trunk
01-07-2009 08:02 AM
Richard. Thats cool. But any idea why the portchannel did not work ? Layer 2 on portchannel was fine, but no layer 3 access ? were you able to troubleshoot that ?
Anyway, great to see that you have solved the issue...
Raj
01-07-2009 08:11 AM
It looks to have been a layer 2 issue
the arp table would only ever show incomplete for 18.3 so I think the "ON" mode isn't as flexable I thought
maybe if there had been a 2nd cable
if/when the ship gets back up here I'll see about applying an ether channel again
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