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I have stacks of 9200L switches, all the same PoE models. Some of the switches in the same stack can't provide PoE. The switch works, looks normal, and non-PoE devices work fine.'show env all' show the PSU for the switch (also all the same) as normal...
I am having issues with initial creation of a stack of Cisco 9200L switches.Previously, when using 2960-X switches, I used to follow the following procedure when building a stack from brand new switches:- physically build complete stack (connect all ...
Hi,
I have a configuration I have previously used on ASA 5506 firewalls, which now no longer works (version 9.6).
I am trying to make one single host accessible to 7 other networks.
Therefore, I configure all 8 interfaces with an IP, and create a...
I found another workaround.The 9200L switches we use have 2 PSU slots. I took the PSU from another switch, and added it to the switch that had PoE problems. After that, the 'power inline' command showed 740W PoE budget, which is normal for 2 PSU. So ...
Yes, all out-of-the-box, same IOS-XE version 17.06.03.I did not check the same mode (install vs bundle). I am assuming they are the same, the switches are probably from the same shipment.I am aware of the time that "install autoupgrade" takes. I only...
I checked using Wireshark.
When NAT is enabled, the source of the ping command is the interface of the firewall, i.e. 192.168.0.1 pings to 192.168.0.2.
When NAT is disabled, the source of the ping command is the other host, i.e. 172.16.128.1 to 192...
It's in the Windows Firewall configurations.After disabling the Windows Firewall on both clients, they are able to ping each other.When the firewall is enabled on one of them, the other is no longer able to ping it. And vice versa.Thank you!It's stil...
