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I am currently running a router on a stick scenario and am looking to add a second switch for host redundancy purposes. The catch is that I am utilizing sub-interfaces on the router so I am unsure how to accomplish redundancy with those in play. I ha...
I just got a new Brother MFC-J497DW wireless printer and I am having a really hard time discovering it from my Macbook Pro. I was able to download the firmware from the Brother website and connect to it's localized WiFi to get it updated and onto my ...
So right now this is just theory but I have attached a drawing that will hopefully clarify some things. I can't do stacking since the servers need to be accessible 100% of the time and it doesn't look like the 9300 switches support VSS or VSL... righ...
Thank you for responding, I have not yet found a solution. I only have the one router and 2 switches connecting to it. I'm trying to find a redundancy solution so if one switch were to fail or go offline then traffic could traverse and alternate conn...
Ok thanks, I thought that might be the case. This might have to be a new topic but what if I moved the SVIs down to the switch and removed the sub-interfaces, would I be able to implement some sort of redundancy in that scenario? I can't stack the sw...
Thanks for that info! I may look into VRRP since I am not currently looking to load balance anyway. How would I go about configuring the router and it's sub-interfaces to accomplish this? For instance, all of the sub-interfaces are currently on Gi0/0...
