#BROCADE ICX6450 FULL#

#BROCADE ICX6450 FULL#

Let's get the switches connected again and run the full suite of tests again. I'm now assuming this is the interface you have the Brocade connected into. VLAN 7 is present on the switch but doesn't appear on F3/0/48. Now I don't actually know which switch the output in the previous posts is actually from, but working from your last post: Input queue: 0/75/0/0 (size/max/drops/flushes) Total output drops: 0Р”Тђ minute input rate 0 bits/sec, 0 packets/secР”Тђ minute output rate 0 bits/sec, 0 packets/secР”Сћ87 packets input, 294452 bytes, 0 no bufferР”В input errors, 0 CRC, 0 frame, 0 overrun, 0 ignoredР”Сћ7 packets output, 1743 bytes, 0 underrunsР”В output buffer failures, 0 output buffers swapped out Last clearing of 'show interface' counters never Last input 4d21h, output 1d22h, output hang never Not sure if these commands are equivalent: We are now testing with a different Cisco switch connected to a different Brocade switch to start form scratch to get a working configuration. We then tried to setup vty security and that broke it.

The working for a while meant 15-20 minutes. I suggest you remove the 'switchport access vlan 7' from your trunk,Р’В and remove 'switchport trunk native vlan 7' from all interfaces. Although this isn't necessarily a problem, pick one. You haven't given me any command output from the Brocade so I am running blind there.Р”Р„s an aside, you have switchport access and switchport trunk configurations on all your ports. Where did FastEthernet 3/0/48 come from? it wasn't in your original configuration. OnceР’В you recreate VLAN 7, this should show as line protocol up. If it is a client then you may have removed VLAN 7 elsewhere or you might have to create it on a different switch (a VTP server) Research and check the VTP configuration on the switch. Ensure there is a spanning-tree instance for VLAN 7 and it appears on the trunk between them. Start by recreating VLAN 7 on the Cisco and on the Brocade. That will likely show as line protocol down. Did it stop when you deleted VLAN 7 somehow or somewhere? And I think what you are saying is that the ping worked between the switches for 'a while' (you still haven't defined that) and then stopped. All your interfaces seem to be configured for VLAN 7 but it doesn't exist, at least on the Cisco. Both switches show port are up, but can't ping form either. The Brocade switch port used is port 1/1/48Р”В¬ommunications worked for a while but are now not working. The Cisco switch port used is port 1/0/48 UNIT 1: compiled on at 21:57:32 labeled as ICX64R08030c We are trying to connect a Cisco 3750-48Р’В to a Brocade ICX6450 switch.

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