Hello Brennon,
Have you tried running a TDR test in that port? If autoneg is failing, I'd guess there's something funny with the cable itself.
The TDR would tell you if all 4 pairs are sending/receiving signals and hints you if the link is "open" (...
Okay, so stepping back a little, you said that you need to have at most 9000 MTU in this L2, right?
Being so, you can go with the following:
XR
MTU 9014 - this would give us 9000 for both CLNS and IPv4
IOS
MTU 9003 - This, by default, would give ...
Hi Maria,
Now we can clearly see the MTU setting differs:
XR:
MTU is 9000 (8982 is available to IP)
clns clns (up, 8982) <<
IOS:
sescqrt01nt01fm#sh clns int Port-channel10.2085Port-channel10.2085 is up, line protocol is up Checksu...
It looks like you still have a MTU mismatch.
Could you please collect show ipv4 int from the XR, and a show ip int on the IOS device?
The MTU values should match, but the XR takes into account the 14 bytes IOS won't consider. So, if you have a MT...