11-15-2011 11:37 PM - edited 03-07-2019 03:25 AM
hi all,
i was asked to set auto/auto on gig ports for an etherchannel and i got the below syslog.
Nov 16 12:46:30.218 SGT: %EC-5-CANNOT_BUNDLE2: Gi2/0/10 is not compatible with Gi3/0/10 and will be suspended (speed of Gi2/0/10 is 100M, Gi3/0/10 is 1000M)
port g2/0/10 is now "suspended" due to speed mismatch. i would like to know if server NIC (controlled by another admin) on port g2/0/10 needs to be configured to 1000 mbps to solve this issue?
is auto/auto locally configured on both g2/0/10 and g3/0/10 will work for etherchannel port or is it dependent on the remote device (server)?
3750#sh etherchannel summ | i 10
10 Po10(SU) LACP Gi2/0/10(s) Gi3/0/10(P)
3750#sh int g2/0/10 status
Port Name Status Vlan Duplex Speed Type
Gi2/0/10 Server-NIC1 suspended 177 a-full a-100 10/100/1000BaseTX
3750#sh int g3/0/10 status
Port Name Status Vlan Duplex Speed Type
Gi3/0/10 Server-NIC2 connected 177 a-full a-1000 10/100/1000BaseTX
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11-16-2011 12:53 AM
Yes, the ports must be twin. Same speed same configuration, and same media. The 2/0/10 must be a-full a-1000. Don't try to force interface it will work but it can create a lot of performance problem. Try to ask to the other admin to configure interface at 1000 and enable NIC Timing of course.
11-16-2011 02:44 AM
hi john,
it is actually dependend on the other side as well, as if the switch side is configured as auto and the server side as e.g. 1000mbit full, it is still possible that a duplex missmatch will occur.
auto on both sides is the best solution i would say and auto is also the recommended best practice from cisco as far as i know.
otherwise configure it like fabio mentioned.
regards,
florian
11-16-2011 12:53 AM
Yes, the ports must be twin. Same speed same configuration, and same media. The 2/0/10 must be a-full a-1000. Don't try to force interface it will work but it can create a lot of performance problem. Try to ask to the other admin to configure interface at 1000 and enable NIC Timing of course.
11-16-2011 02:44 AM
hi john,
it is actually dependend on the other side as well, as if the switch side is configured as auto and the server side as e.g. 1000mbit full, it is still possible that a duplex missmatch will occur.
auto on both sides is the best solution i would say and auto is also the recommended best practice from cisco as far as i know.
otherwise configure it like fabio mentioned.
regards,
florian
11-16-2011 08:48 AM
Thanks for your inputs!
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