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Enabling Trustsec is causing switches to error disable

lukeblewett
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We have CTS deployed across our network and are using a mix of C3850's and 9300 switches. 

All the 3850's appear to be functioning fine.

However some of the 9300's (all provisioned with the same template from DNA-C) are going to error disabled when CTS is applied to the uplink trunk.

 

The Cause appears to be UDLD, and although UDLD error disable recovery is on, the link will immediately fail again once it recovers. 

 

We have replaced a number of optics, and tested with new fibre to rule out bad hardware causing uni directional links.
This only occurs once the CTS Manual command is appllied.

 

Has anyone else seen this problem?

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marce1000
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 - Not seen that problem , but for 9300 use current advisory software release, if applicable : https://software.cisco.com/download/home/286315874/type/282046477/release/Fuji-16.9.5  , check if that can help.

 M.



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ashishr
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Hi @lukeblewett Trustsec and UDLD should work separately. UDLD should get triggered irrespective of trustsec configuration.

If you have confirmed that the issue happens only when 'cts manual' is configured on port and when 'cts manual' is removed UDLD starts working properly please check if there are any switches in environment that are not showing this behaviour. If you find any switch that is not showing this behaviour compare configuration and IOS-XE version and check if they match. If they are running different versions, downgrade non-working switch to match version of working switch and check if the same issue is seen.

You may have to open a TAC case to work on this issue.

 

Thanks

ayden_beeson86
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To anybody else coming across this, it turns out the 6840s are dropping inbound data when its tagged, so the UDLD is doing exactly what it should do.

This included even inbound CDP etc so its functionally dropping everything except ARP (if i recall correctly)

The 6840s in question were showing minor error in show module switch all and TAC recommended an RMA, which seems to have helped in one place we were seeing it, we are in the middle of swapping out units at the other location so we shall see.

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