02-15-2014 12:22 PM - edited 03-07-2019 06:13 PM
Hi everyone,
have this issue with root bridge on on a vlan being learnt incorrectly by itself from another vlan.
The topology is this
6513 vlan 10 interface f4/10 Dell 5316 interface g11 vlan 1
vlan 20 interface f4/20 interface g16 vlan 20
The 6513 vlan 10 priority 12228 Dell configured with classic stp and priority 32768
vlan 20 priority 8192
pvst+ used on ios 12.1 (i know really old, but going to be de-commissioned any way).
Now on the cisco switch a show spanning-tree vl 20 it is entered and reports its the root for this vlan, ok correct there.
But when this is done for vlan 10 it reports that the root brodge is via f4/10 with the priority and mac address of vlan 20.
Somehow this shows that vlan 10 is getting bpdu's via the Dell 5316 from vlan 20 . The blade server connectivity is fine.
Thanks for any advice
Cheers
TJ.
02-15-2014 01:42 PM
Hi TJ,
I see you have vlan 10 on the switch and vlan 1 on the dell server. If the port is a trunk port the vlans should be the same on both sides. Is the sever a VM host?
why do you have 2 vlans/subnet on the server instead of both ports in an Etherchannle?
HTH
02-15-2014 03:23 PM
Hi Reza,
Inherited issue. The ports are set to access. The servers are regular Windows servers (2008).
I agree would have been a better configured setup done that way with an etherchanel.
Also I noted that the interfaces on the Dell are set to untagged.
Cheers
TJ.
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