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cco · 04-23-2012

Hello all. The scenario is this: I have an old Nortel network with a bunch of servers attached. Connected to it is the new Cisco core, by way of a routed port. My task is to migrate servers over to the Cisco side of the network, with minimal downtime...

cco · 04-24-2012

Thank you all for replying. Looks like I'll go down the L2 path.

cco · 04-23-2012

Yes, that is correct. There is actually another switch in-between that is configured with access ports and the same VLAN as the one I've been trying to light up on the Cisco side. Everything on the Nortel side is default routed to the routed port o...

cco · 04-23-2012

Dan,Yes, the routed port is in the same subnet as the SVI on the Nortel. Furthermore, there are many different VLAN's and SVI's on the Nortel, and the routed port only has an IP from one of the subnets.

cco · 04-23-2012

I'd love to, but I was trying to get around this without making that change. The network is really sensitive to outages, and I was trying to accomplish this migration with minimal downtime. Is there no other way to have the same VLAN on both sides ...

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