CCTV vlan

[Faris thaqafi]

Good day all,

I have this switch 3750v2-48PS, when I assign any port in this switch to CCTV vlan, no MAC address appear in this port,

when i change the vlan to DATA vlan,there is a MAC and IP.

note:this switch is a member of a stack and there are many ports in other switches work fine with CCTV vlan

 I solved this problem before by rebooting the stack

Can anyone help me with a different solution.

regards,

[Mark Elsen]

 - Mac addresses will only appear when a device get's connected to the port, that being said it will also depend on the need of comm-activity of the network device, perhaps it is trickled-to-talk on the data vlan and inititially not on the CCTV Vlan.

M.

[Georg Pauwen]

Hello,

is there any particular configuration on the CCTV Vlan ports ? And is this the only switch in the stack with this problem ?

[Faris thaqafi]

yes this is the only one and that port used to work before with CCTV vlan.

[Mark Malone]

the cctv unit needs to send the mac to the port, if its not broadcasting the mac off the NIC theres nothing switch can do ,even if port config was wrong vlan it should still see a mac coming in, if you move the unit to another port does it work , is the mac seen then ? if not its a unit issue rather than the switch port

[alisha_rascon01]

Network video servers, also known as IP video servers, turn any CCTV camera (with a standard BNC output) into a network security camera (Ethernet/CAT-5 output). IP video servers have built in software that allow users to connect to their cameras through a standard Internet Explorer web browser.