07-15-2020 05:55 AM
Hi All,
I have an edge stack of four SG350X-48's in a stack which are connected to my 10Gbe core via two copper XG ports (1:XG1 and 4:XG1) in a port channel (PO3 for info)
I'm investigating some potential network issues and I've been reviewing the logs on both the core and the edge stacks and discovered the following;
2147412729 | 2020-Jul-15 06:30:55 | Informational | %LINK-I-Up: te4/0/1 |
2147412730 | 2020-Jul-15 06:23:32 | Warning | %STP-W-PORTSTATUS: gi2/0/23: STP status Forwarding |
2147412731 | 2020-Jul-15 06:23:28 | Informational | %LINK-I-Up: gi2/0/23 |
2147412732 | 2020-Jul-15 06:23:25 | Warning | %LINK-W-Down: gi2/0/23 |
2147412733 | 2020-Jul-15 06:23:22 | Warning | %STP-W-PORTSTATUS: gi2/0/23: STP status Forwarding |
2147412734 | 2020-Jul-15 06:23:17 | Informational | %LINK-I-Up: gi2/0/23 |
2147412735 | 2020-Jul-15 06:23:16 | Warning | %LINK-W-Down: gi2/0/23 |
2147412736 | 2020-Jul-15 06:21:51 | Warning | %LINK-W-Down: te4/0/1 |
2147412737 | 2020-Jul-15 06:21:51 | Informational | %LINK-I-Up: te4/0/1 |
2147412738 | 2020-Jul-15 06:17:40 | Warning | %LINK-W-Down: te4/0/1 |
2147412739 | 2020-Jul-15 06:17:40 | Informational | %LINK-I-Up: te4/0/1 |
I know it's a bit tricky given the information I've given.. but could this be anything other than a bad cable connection ?
thanks in advance,
Paul.
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