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9800-L-F SFP 10G Interfaces wont connect

AdamStewart0400
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I have the exact issue as the below post, albeit with different switches. The WLC side always comes UP/UP.

C9800-L-F-K9 ans Switch 3750x, no connect - Cisco Community

WLC port - Te0/1/0 connected trunk full a-1000 1000BaseSX - Te0/1/0 unassigned YES unset up up
3560 port - Gi0/15 * Connection to UK notconnect 1 auto auto 1000BaseSX SFP - GigabitEthernet0/15 unassigned YES unset down down
 

I have tried different SFP modules LH-SMD/SX-MMD from different revisions, different switches 3560-CX/3850 and the result is always the same. 

For something so basic, I am at a loss. I could use the 4mGig ports to continue but this would be undesirable due to our core being a 4500-X.

Have I missed something blatantly obvious? Docs suggest - 2x 10 G/mGig ports. This mGig port supports speeds of 10G, 5G, 2.5G, and 1G. SFPs are compatible. Ver is Amsterdam  17.03.04c

Any ideas would be appreciated 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Rich R
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"show run int Te0/1/0" on the WLC?  If you have "negotiation auto" configured change that to "no negotiation auto" - as it's not supported.
If that's the problem take a close look at the logs - it tells you but some of the messages are a bit cryptic/badly worded.
Presumably the same applies to the switch port.

The other post you linked never got a solution but the config there does show "negotiation auto" so I reckon that was the cause.

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Rich R
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"show run int Te0/1/0" on the WLC?  If you have "negotiation auto" configured change that to "no negotiation auto" - as it's not supported.
If that's the problem take a close look at the logs - it tells you but some of the messages are a bit cryptic/badly worded.
Presumably the same applies to the switch port.

The other post you linked never got a solution but the config there does show "negotiation auto" so I reckon that was the cause.

Hi rrudling, thankyou for the reply.

both sides are set to no negotiation auto/ switchport nonegotiate. switchport mode trunk.

Even in the 'down/down4662135#M244803.png state' on the 3560-CX, making changes to the interface impacts the Link state of the WLC's Te0/1/0 port.

rrudling,

Thankyou for the pointer.

I see where i have made my mistake.

After enabling DTP debug i have realized this nonegotiate auto is not related to DTP at all. Running the command 'speed nonegotiate' on the switchport brought the trunk into life. 

Many Thanks

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