You may also need to configuring overclocking... But in typical if there is not a configuration issue then the condition on the far end can be deterministic of where the failure is. As example, if you have a BDI on 1 side and LOF on the other, chances are the side with the BDI will have a faulty transmit. The important thing is not just look at the alarms but check the conditions... I can tell you right now the 100G cards in our network frequently fail due to faulty transmit on the integrated optic. ... View more

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/optical-networking/ons-15454-sdh-multiservice-provisioning-platform-mspp/67851-ne-ons15454-ctm5.html ... View more

I don't know what EID-2330 means for the error message. But I can tell you if you're using the connection manager to build an end to end cross connect and allowing the system to autoroute the SONET or OCHNC, whatever you're trying to build, if you don't have the DCC (green lines) between your nodes then the route will not find. Conversely, if you're trying to build a OCHNC for a DWDM, if you select the wrong degree for the DWDM it will also fail to calculate the route.   If your network does not have DCC and you're building cross connect, then you'd have to build TL1-like cross connect and manually build each hop... That's about all I can offer since the details are pretty vague on what you're trying to build. ... View more

Have you tried any kind of access rules or port forwarding? ... View more

Is IGMP snooping enabled or a mrouter defined? Sounds you're getting duplicate reports. ... View more

Hi K, in theory this should be done on the Firewall page. One thing may be true, you may have to create one last rule that is a "permit any any" or a "deny any any" kind of like a standard IOS ACL to filter the request correctly.   ... View more

Hi Robert, you're on the right track. Typically if a product doesn't work correctly, the best thing to do is upgrade the software, factory default reset the unit and see what happens.  If that doesn't make it work correctly the next step after would be to open a support case with Cisco. ... View more

Hi Eugene, the RV016 supports port based VLAN. To have the ability to get to the internet, you should enable the multiple subnet feature and add the LAN subnet there for the second VLAN. This should at least get you on to the internet. ... View more

Hi Romeo, even if this is true, just assign it to a random port then shut that port down. I have a sg200 running at my house I can double check as well. ... View more

You can tag the management VLAN as 200.   So long as the SG300 has a vlan 200 tagged on its port and the sg200 has vlan 200 tagged on a port it should be perfectly fine. ... View more

My iPhone 4s works without issue running 1.0.1.5. I'm not necessarily suggesting going back to one of the first software releases but I am saying I don't have this problem on this software. ... View more