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Juha Salmi
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Fri Mar 04, 2005 12:39 am Post subject:
Accelar/Passport 1200 from scratch, VLAN, JDM |
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Hello,
Our Accelar/Passport 1200 has been replaced with another router/switch
and now it's possible to play around with the "good" old 1200 and move
it to our network lab.
I reset the configuration and started building it up again (removed
modules and everything).
First I inserted the CPU and one 10/100TX -modules and created a
port-based vlan (id 192) in addtition to default-vlan and assigned some
ports to it from module 2. L2 works fine. Then powerdown and some
10/100TX and 1000LX cards in.
Now I am unable to attach any ports to vlans from newly installed
modules. Using JDM, I can see newly installed modules and their ports in
VLAN dialog, but they are "gray" (disabled?). I can't attach them to any
vlan, neither to default or 192. I tried to create another vlans
(subnet, protocol) but the situation stays same.
In contrast, I can create for example an MLT with newly installed
modules' ports. Works fine.
I'm obiviously missing something but I just can't put my finger on it...
It's been 6 years since I did this kind of low-level configuration to
this switch... so, Any ideas?
-- Juha |
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Guest
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Fri Mar 04, 2005 1:00 am Post subject:
Re: Accelar/Passport 1200 from scratch, VLAN, JDM |
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Juha Salmi wrote:
| Quote: | Hello,
Our Accelar/Passport 1200 has been replaced with another
router/switch
and now it's possible to play around with the "good" old 1200 and
move
it to our network lab.
I reset the configuration and started building it up again (removed
modules and everything).
First I inserted the CPU and one 10/100TX -modules and created a
port-based vlan (id 192) in addtition to default-vlan and assigned
some
ports to it from module 2. L2 works fine. Then powerdown and some
10/100TX and 1000LX cards in.
Now I am unable to attach any ports to vlans from newly installed
modules. Using JDM, I can see newly installed modules and their ports
in
VLAN dialog, but they are "gray" (disabled?). I can't attach them to
any
vlan, neither to default or 192. I tried to create another vlans
(subnet, protocol) but the situation stays same.
In contrast, I can create for example an MLT with newly installed
modules' ports. Works fine.
I'm obiviously missing something but I just can't put my finger on
it...
It's been 6 years since I did this kind of low-level configuration to
this switch... so, Any ideas?
-- Juha
Did you try via cli ? |
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Brat
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Sun Mar 06, 2005 1:49 am Post subject:
Re: Accelar/Passport 1200 from scratch, VLAN, JDM |
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Hi Juha,
They are gray cause these ports are not assigned to any bridging group.
You can add it to default bridging group using JDM or CLI.
Brat
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| Quote: | Hello,
Our Accelar/Passport 1200 has been replaced with another router/switch
and now it's possible to play around with the "good" old 1200 and move
it to our network lab.
I reset the configuration and started building it up again (removed
modules and everything).
First I inserted the CPU and one 10/100TX -modules and created a
port-based vlan (id 192) in addtition to default-vlan and assigned some
ports to it from module 2. L2 works fine. Then powerdown and some
10/100TX and 1000LX cards in.
Now I am unable to attach any ports to vlans from newly installed
modules. Using JDM, I can see newly installed modules and their ports in
VLAN dialog, but they are "gray" (disabled?). I can't attach them to any
vlan, neither to default or 192. I tried to create another vlans
(subnet, protocol) but the situation stays same.
In contrast, I can create for example an MLT with newly installed
modules' ports. Works fine.
I'm obiviously missing something but I just can't put my finger on it...
It's been 6 years since I did this kind of low-level configuration to
this switch... so, Any ideas?
-- Juha |
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