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andreis · 06-01-2022

Hello! We have a stack of two 2960X switches. From the stack we have an uplink to our core switch on a portchannel with 4 10 Gig interfaces. Our core switch is a VSS with two Cisco 6880-XL switches.Here are the connections between the 2960X stack and...

andreis · 06-03-2022

Hello! Yes, by broken I mean the fact that the serial console on member 2 was hung and running show switch on member 1 said that switch 2 was removed. However, the activity leds on the Te2/0/1 and Te2/0/2 were blinking like crazy. We don't have UDLD ...

andreis · 06-01-2022

Is it normal to have *dead* memory on the 2nd place? edge-2960#show processes memory sortedProcessor Pool Total: 366118500 Used: 75802564 Free: 290315936I/O Pool Total: 33554432 Used: 12683508 Free: 20870924Driver te Pool Total: 1048576 Used: 40 Free...

andreis · 06-01-2022

Hello Paul! I have posted in another reply the spanning tree configuration. We don't have any storm control confgured. As for the stack ports, they were not flapping. They stayed up untill the stack member 2 was powered off. I have also correced the ...

andreis · 06-01-2022

Hello! What do you mean by each level interface output? I have posted the couters a few posts up. If that is not the correct information, can you give me the show command, please? Here is the spanning tree config on both switches:VSS-2#show spanning-...

andreis · 06-01-2022

VSS-2#sh int po110 counters etherchannelPort InOctets InUcastPkts InMcastPkts InBcastPktsPo110 108057163759917 144922439190 17210226 109188614Te1/2/13 702057383158 3561883060 3115917 97703635Te1/2/14 4580409008181 5224...

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