03-27-2007 10:16 AM - edited 03-05-2019 03:07 PM
I have 5 units on a vlan on the same 3750 switch in a 4 switch stack. 4 of the units require a BootP response from a BootP server that is unit 5. They are MAC Address packets sent from the units and are not being broadcast over the vlan. Any trick to allowing MAC address BootP requests to broadcast on the VLAN on the 3750 stack?
We have access to the unit if we force an IP and can communicate via TCP/IP. Just can not
sent BootP requests as broadcast packets.
According to my Network assistant. Broadcast is forwarding.
03-28-2007 12:28 PM
We experienced the exact same issue when we moved from our 3500s to 3750s. The issue ended up being a TCP port I was filtering through a VLAN filter. If you have any filters/ACLs applied try removing those temporarily and see what the result is.
03-28-2007 01:03 PM
Unfortunately, we have no filters in place yet. We were making sure all was communicating before we start restricting access. I have eliminated the second VLAN so the switch is back at default 1 and still not broadcast love.
03-28-2007 01:06 PM
By default, all devices on the VLAN should receive any broadcast. Just wondering, do you have broadcast suppression configured on the switchports?
HTH
Sundar
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