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Hi All,For some reason, I'm getting 2 root bridge in my network. The current root bridge is the 3560X and is also the vtp server. Recently, we purchased a few more switches N3K-C3064PQ-10GE and 2960x-48LPD-L. The 2960x-48LPD-L is also a vtp client...
Hi All,I like to configure our 3560x so that it will fail over if the MPLS link is down. I have tried adding the 2nd default route like so:ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.22.130.1ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.22.140.2 10After disconnecting the MPLS conn...
Hi All,I like to create an ACL that would prevent about 50 users from accessing a particular network in our MPLS network. I do not want to create another vlan for this. Let's say I want to deny this range 10.12.16.20 - 50 from accessing 10.3.0.0 ...
Hi All,I tried to upgrade the ios software through tftp server and somehow the switch's ios is corrupted. I am unable to boot. This is what I get. How can I recover from this?
I have a Cisco 3560x as a vtp server and the 4500 and 2960s as vtp clients. All the vlans have been propagated. For some reason, I'm unable to ping certain vlans from the 4500. All the 2960s are coming off the 4500. The 2960s are able to ping vla...
Nevermind, I got it working. It was a mistake on my part for not including all the VLANs in the N3K. Since the 2960X was a VTP client, it had all the VLANs propagated over. When it connected to the N3K, only the VLANs that was not in the N3K was s...
The Nexus switches are seeing the 3560x as the root bridge so I'm guessing it's using the same STP protocol. Is it ok to leave the 2960x-48lpd-l as the root bridge as well since there are no redudant links? Thanks.
I have vlans configure for the MPLS and the ISP2. I thought that disconnecting the MPLS interface would remove the route, but it doesn't. I have not tried the IP SLA config yet. But would configuring with IP SLA remove the route if it's disconnect...
The 172.22.130.1 is a router provided by our MPLS provider and managed by them. Yes, I disconnected the interface configured with 172.22.130.2 to see if it will failover. What do you mean by RIB? How do I go about doing that? Thanks
