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JamesLutter · 01-12-2016

This is related to another question I asked on here but more specifically about ARP on the network... I have a network of 8 SG300-52 switches. I have around 200 active IPs on the network. (Yes there are a lot of unused ports on the switches) I am ...

JamesLutter · 01-08-2016

Setup: I have 8 SG300-52 switches across 3 floors. 3 on first floor, 4 on second floor, and 1 on third floor. Floors 1 and 2 are connected by a LAG which is two fiber connections between the top (first) switch in closets. 2nd and 3rd switch on each ...

JamesLutter · 01-14-2016

Hi, thanks for the answer. I will just be happy with the amount of activity I have. If its not causing performance issues, there's no problem. Honestly, the driving factor for my foray into this subject was the constant, incessant, very rapid port...

JamesLutter · 01-12-2016

Thanks Philip, I have a related question about ARP but will post in new topic.

JamesLutter · 01-11-2016

Hi thanks for the help. I have followed the insructions for disabling NetBIOS and figure it will take a while for that to get updated on everyone's PC. As for the STP vs RSTP, all my switches are set to RSTP. However, I do have a question about tha...

JamesLutter · 01-08-2016

With a little poking around I found those Dell_ addresses to be MAC addresses, usually for one of the IP addresses in the "Who has ##? Tell ##" info, and its usually from any one of my servers, but sometimes from random machines. NBNS is netbios. I'...

JamesLutter · 01-08-2016

Hi p.dath, thank you for your input. I have done what you asked and monitored a bit of wireshark. It looks like almost everything in the capture is NBNS protocol with info "Name query NB WPAD<00>" from the same three or four source IP addresses to de...

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Is this excessive ARP requests on network?

8x SG300-52's and all port lights across network are blinking in unison

Hi, thanks for the answer. I

Thanks Philip, I have a

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With a little poking around I

Hi p.dath, thank you for your