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I have a CBS350 switch that is set up to do inter-VLAN routing and provide DHCP addresses. That has been working without any issues for quite a while. Recently, I have created a private VLAN on it which is working okay except for one issue. I cannot ...
The ports are not getting up. There aren't any messages in the log regarding the connection except for the one that says "SFP port is present, module type - 10G BASE-SR."
I use 10Gtek SFP+ modules with CBS350 and C1300 switches. These modules work fine when connecting CBS350s together or CBS350 to C1300. However, they do not work for some reason when connecting C1300s together although they are still recognized as SFP...
You probably missed this in my message."put a router on a promiscuous port"I guess that's my fault, because if you put a router on a promiscuous port, there is no inter-VLAN routing there. It's all the same subnet.
CISCO advises to update mesh extenders first and I would take this advice.Have you tried to use a different browser? Is the image file in the local file system?
C1300 switches are picky about SFP modules. I have 3rd-party SFP modules that work when connecting two CBS350 switches, one C1300 and one CBS350 switches, but they do not work when connecting two C1300 switches.
