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zeromagallon
in Small Business Switches
in Small Business Switches
11-17-2011
07:01 PM
11-17-2011
07:01 PM
Hi guys, I need help in dissecting and solving this issue we now have in our network. We recently purchased SG300-52s to be deployed as IDF switches of several buildings. We also implemented LACP between it and our core cisco 4503 switch. In the inserted image, the first setup where we used Cat 6 UTP cables, LACP connection worked flawlessly. However, when we tried deploying it using our fiber optic connection and media converters, the LACP won't go up. I would like to know if you have experienced the same problem and what could be done to correct this situation. Initially, i am thinking that it has something to do with the media conversion from copper to fiber, vice versa. I am searching the web for similar problems but can't find one. Thank you in advance! Zero
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zeromagallon
in Small Business Switches
in Small Business Switches
09-24-2011
06:57 AM
09-24-2011
06:57 AM
Hi, You might want to try this link. Maybe i'ts the same concern about stacking ports. https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/3312022#3312022 . Hope this would help.
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zeromagallon
in Small Business Switches
in Small Business Switches
03-18-2011
10:25 PM
03-18-2011
10:25 PM
Hi Nico, It worked!!! It was the auto-negotiation that I did not turn off that caused the problem in my SGE2010. You had been a great help, Nico! Many Thanks! Have a good one! Zero
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zeromagallon
in Small Business Switches
in Small Business Switches
03-17-2011
11:21 PM
03-17-2011
11:21 PM
Hi guys, I need help in using the four gigabit sfp ports in the SGE2010. As i understand it, these ports labeled G1 to G4 are actually shared ports for ports 23-24 and 47-48. I tried inserting a 1000Base-sx (MGBSX1) to one of these SFP ports but it wont GO UP...port's status is always down, eventhough the port's LED lighted up. What could be the problem here? I made sure that all the posts involved are not used, except for the SFP port i need. I'm trying to connect it to a 3com 4500 switch with 1000Base-sx module also. Their connection uses a 62.5/125 multimode fiber with distance less than 200 meters. I made sure that all vlan configuration are correct on both side. Is there a special procedure in managing these SFP ports? Thank you in Advanced! Zero
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zeromagallon
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in Small Business Switches
03-11-2011
12:49 AM
03-11-2011
12:49 AM
Hi David, Thank you for your input. You have been a great help! Have a good one! Zero
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zeromagallon
in Small Business Switches
in Small Business Switches
03-10-2011
12:06 AM
03-10-2011
12:06 AM
Hi guys, I am presently canvassing switches that can be deployed in our buildings as temporary Distribution switches. I just want to ask for your recommendation between the SG300-52 and SGE2010. Which is better in your experience? The features i am interested in is the ipv6 preparedness of the switch, its features and performance(Transfer speed, LACP, stability, etc.) Thanks in advance! Zero
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03-09-2011
11:49 PM
Hi David! Thanks for this reminder, "(Don't forget to Copy Run Start so your not back at square one)". I was too eager to hit submit that i forgot about this in my first post. . Have a good one! Zero
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03-08-2011
11:36 PM
Hi Mark, I recently acquired a similar model, sge2010, and have had the same problem. I think the problem about the missing ports is due to the default settings of the switch. When i did my exploring on the said switch, i found out that the default setting of sge2010 is "Stacking", and that ports 24 and 48 are in stacking mode. What you need to do is enter the GUI of the switch and go to System->System Management-> System Information. Scroll to the lower part and click on STANDALONE for the field " Switch Operation Mode After Reset", then click apply. Reset afterwards and you'll see port 24 and 48. Hope this is helpful...=) Have a Good one! Zero Magallon
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Created by
zeromagallon
in Small Business Switches
11-17-2011
11-17-2011
Hi guys,I need help in dissecting and solving this issue we now have in
our network. We recently pur...
Created by
zeromagallon
in Small Business Switches
09-24-2011
09-24-2011
Hi,You might want to try this link. Maybe i'ts the same concern about
stacking ports.
https://suppor...
Created by
zeromagallon
in Small Business Switches
03-18-2011
03-18-2011
Hi Nico,It worked!!! It was the auto-negotiation that I did not turn off
that caused the problem in ...
03-17-2011
Hi guys,I need help in using the four gigabit sfp ports in the SGE2010.
As i understand it, these po...
Created by
zeromagallon
in Small Business Switches
03-11-2011
03-11-2011
Hi David,Thank you for your input. You have been a great help!Have a
good one! Zero
Created by
zeromagallon
in Small Business Switches
03-10-2011
03-10-2011
Hi guys,I am presently canvassing switches that can be deployed in our
buildings as temporary Distri...
03-09-2011
Hi David!Thanks for this reminder, "(Don't forget to Copy Run Start so
your not back at square one)"...
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