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Im having difficulties getting pass this vrf command on the 4900m using the management port. Just hoping for any guidance that can get this switch simply connected and used for a management IP.Snippet of the configip vrf mgmtVrf!vtp mode transparent!...
This is for you switching gurus out there. I know its not good but I am trying to explain why and I cant come up with the correct words...Scenario:Two Unix Solaris boxes with 2 nics each. Nic1 for Prod and Nic 2 for BU on both boxes. On the same s...
I had a similar problem. I fixed it by specifying a specific telnet source port."ip tftp source-interface vlan1"With the use of vrf in 4900Ms... it could be a little difficult. But I ended up using the mgmt port and got through it fine.
The 4900M is a bit tricky since the force vrf policies on the switch. This is my recommendation:Switch# ping vrf mgmtVrf ip addressan example is "ping vrm mgmtVrf 20.20.20.20" (or whatever IP you are looking for)Trace Routing is the same thing..."t...
Cool. I thought otherwise. There is still part of me believing otherwise but the only way or me to prove it is to test in a lab. But, thank you for correcting me.
Not meaning to be argumentative but I dont think it would be. If you have a secondary and a primary IP address of x.x.1.0/24 and x.x.2.0/24. If x.x.2.255 broadcasts out... it would not be forwarded to the 1.0/24 network. It would actually be dropp...
