I have configured stack with 2 sge2010p switches. I want to connect this stack to the HP procurve switch using port agregation (LAG) technique. I want to use one ge port on each sge switch.How to configure it? Will it work witch port agregation on procurve?
View 2 RepliesI have just downloaded new software for sge2010p. I had tried to made an upgrade on some switches, but switches still boot with the old software.I have installed software 3.0.0.18 and boot 2.0.0.03. I have downloaded software 3.0.1 from cisco, put it on tftp and started an upgrade via switch web interface. I have checked that the active image is set to 1, and started the upgrade.Switch has downloaded soft from tftp, and reported that process has been finished without errors.After the restart switch have 3.0.0.18 software again. I have try to do this same on 4 different switches working in L3 and L2 mode - always with the same effect.Should I upgrade both images in the same time to get this work?
I have noticed, that the new firmware is located on image 2.
# show bootvar
Image Filename Version Date Status
----- --------- --------- --------------------- -----------
1 image-1 3.0.0.18 08-Nov-2009 16:21:37 Active
2 image-2 3.0.1.0 19-May-2011 13:05:53 Not active*
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So I try to set active image via console command:
# boot system image-2
and again...
a# show bootvar
Image Filename Version Date Status
----- --------- --------- --------------------- -----------
1 image-1 3.0.0.18 08-Nov-2009 16:21:37 Active*
2 image-2 3.0.1.0 19-May-2011 13:05:53 Not active
"*" designates that the image was selected for the next boot
Finally i have tried to set the active image to "2" using console menu: I have set it like this:
Active Image
============
Unit ID Active Image Active Image after Reset
======= ============ ========================
1 Image 1 Image 2
and save..
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Where is the right place to set active image for 2. Is the "active image" settings only sets the firmware image which switch uses or configuration files too?
Created 2 separate VLANs on SGE2010P switch. Neither in Native VLAN 1.
For example;
-Port g01 in VLAN 56
-Port g25 in VLAN 56
-Port g10 in VLAN 10
-Port g37 in VLAN 10
All appears to work well within the respective VLAN (i.e. DHCP, ARP, etc. no IPs from other VLANs)STP - Spanning Tree is Globally disabled.
However; when I feed a n new network (which has STP enabled) into VLAN 10; I then plug a laptop with wireshark running into VLAN 56 - cannot see any other traffic/packet...except STP packets coming from a CISCO device on VLAN 10 while I am plugged into VLAN 56.
This demonstrates to me the network is not truely seperated. I know this because last night I crossed two networks and caused havoc; ouch.I configed a D-Link switch with the same scenario and no issue.
How many watts do the Cisco SGE2010P 48 POE switches draw?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm the administrator of a system composed of seven SGE2010P switches in stack configuration.I developed a script to update the ACL at regular time intervals.
ACLs work well unless one or more switches in the stack is turned off. In this case it would seem that once, which switches off will restart, they do not synchronize ACLs assigned to interfaces.
Currently the only solution I've found to restore functionality, it is cold restart of the entire stack.I was wondering if there is a command to propagate the acl switches that I can recall in the event of a restart of any of these.
I recently changed jobs and am now supporting a small(but rapidly growing) environment as follows:
35 PoE phones with a switchport going to a workstation
8 PoE cameras
7 servers(2 NICs each with link aggregation)
Various racked network hardware
I currently have an Enterasys 10/100 48p PoE switch powering all of the PoE devices, but the switch is getting old and I'd like to start converting over to pure gigabit. There's also an HP Procurve 2810-48G that all of the servers and other racked network hardware are plugged into. That switch is fine, but doesn't have PoE, so its uses are limited to the rack.
Just a few other things to keep in mind... Whomever setup this network failed to separate the voice and data traffic into their own VLANs + QoS, so that needs to be done as well. Expandability is key as the company is growing at a rapid pace- Stacking is certainly desirable, but not an absolute requirement.
I'd like to keep the price point bellow $2000 if I can get a good product. Cisco would be cool, but the price point is way too high for the features that I need. Any great recommendations? Here's some that I've been looking at:
Cisco SGE2010P
Netgear GS748TPS
I have a Cisco Calayst C3560G core switch with 4 x SGE2010P Switches which are invidually linked/trunked via 2x CAT6 Cables for each SGE switch so im not stacking them. First problem is i cant seem to trunk/bond the 2 cables to the SGE LAGs i created, I can only use 1 cable per SGE switch. Yes the Core switch is configured correctly and have the proper Port Channel config (below is an example of a config) how do i get this working!?
I run POE Voip phones and PC's of 1 cable that is vlan'd on the phones, so each port on the SGE's are trunk'd
CISCO C3560G
interface Port-channel1
switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
switchport mode trunk
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The other issue and more troublesome is that I have random reboots on all of the SGE's the LOGs tell me nothing! I cant seem to figure it out even had the units swapped out! Jumbo Frames are enabled but still happens even if disabled. Got some STP/RSTP settings but nothing works.
SGE Hardware Version 00.00.01
SGE Software Version 3.0.018
SGE Boot Version 2.0.0.03
I have:
-Procurve 1810-24G
-Procurve 2520-8-PoE
Router (with Internet Connection) is plugged into port 24 of the 1810.My asterisk server is plugged into Port 1 of the 1810.The 2520 is plugged into Port 2 of the 1810, and all of the VoIP phones are plugged into the 2520.Rest of the office computers are plugged into the remaining ports on the 1810.
After setting up the subnet and assigning an ip to the 1810, everything else just worked out of the box. I would imagine that I should segment and prioritize the network so that the VOIP traffic is isolated and is higher priority from everything else.
I tried playing around a bit, but the phones lost connectivity, so I just defaulted everything back for now.
What would the suggestions be for setting up the VLANS properly to do this?I would also need one of the office PC's (say the one plugged into port 13 of the 1810) to be able to access the asterisk server.Also, would it be more optimal to have the asterisk server on the PoE switch or the main switch?
we're running some HP ProCurve 2520's (24 port PoE for desktops/phones) and 2510's for our server racks. The CPU's are a bit weak from what we can tell and sometimes end up with issues on them. The specs on the EAS series look like a decent jump compared to the older HP's. However I've never worked with these ever.
My other option is to go back to Cisco. However to make it fit our budget, we have to dump gig switches for 10/100 + PoE. Which isn't really a major issue on the desktop switches. We'll naturally put gig versions on the server racks. I like our ProCurves, however they cause issues from time to time.
I've also considered going back to Adtran, however I haven't kept up with what they have to offer. I'm tempted to play it safe and go the Cisco route. We're using ASA5510's active/passive for routing/firewall (gig versions).
I have configured 2 Vlans on the network. 1 - native Untagged for data traffic and 100 Tagged for VoIP.I have 4 SGE2010p switches 2- of them in stack working in L3 mode and 2 connected to the stack via single ethernet links in L2 mode.I have IP phones with trunked ports -Vlan100 tagged and 1 untagged. I have set CoS 5 for Voice Vlan 100 on the phones and CoS 5 to queue 3 mapping (in basic mode) on all switches.But it seems to not work at all.Should I use Advanced QoS mode?Where Can I find some QoS configuration example for Voice Vlan on SGE2010p switches?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've got multiple SGE2000P & SGE2010P switches
Originally I was happy just set them all up in a stacked ring configuration. However I've become aware that my back bone fibre links are contantly pushed to their max.
So I've decided that I should change this configuration and unstack the switches and make them all stand-alone units. and I'll configure 2 cable LAG links between all my switches Theorically I should now get 2GIGs between each switch and to complete the ring in my network for redundancy I'll turn on Spanning tree.
However I've tested the speed and I just can not seem to get a LAG connection with 2 x 1gig cables to push more data than a single link 1gig link cable would.
My test enviroment(not using fibre optic cables just cat5e copper cabling):
4 x pc's(all gigabit network cards)
2 x sge2000p switches
PC1 ---(1G eth)--- /---(1G eth)--- PC2
[SGE2000P]===(LAG1 2x1G cables)===[SGE2000P]
PC3 ---(1G eth)---/ ---(1G eth)--- PC4
If I send files from PC1 & PC3 simultaneously to PC2 & PC4 They don't transfer faster than if I I just use a single 1GIG Link cable
looking at the LAG configuration it shows both cables are connected & the LAG looks like it's working. But it really doesn't seem to be running at the expected 2GIG?
The LAG fail over seems to work fine if I remove either of the 2 cables from the LAG the link continues to work. (sometimes it will drop a ping when removing or readding a LAG cable)
I just purchased two Cisco switches (SGE2010P) for the new Mitel 5000 Phone System. The Mitel vendor programmed and setup the phone system for us, but they couldn’t figure out the VLAN setup on the my switch. So now I have everything on one network and I am stuck on my own to figure the VLAN on my own. So please, some step by step on the settings on the switches, the router and the server (DHCP).
Here is what I have now:
2 floors building with a Cisco SGE2010P switch for each floor.Sonicwall TZ 210 routerWindows 2008 R2 server for DHCPMitel 5000I have the switch on Layer 2 at this moment, but I can switch it to Layer 3 if that makes the process easier and less steps.My network as follows: Router: 192.168.123.254Windows Server: 192.168.123.9Switches: 192.168.123.5 and 192.168.123.6Mitel 5000 server: 192.168.123.7 (has to be changed)The PCs are connected to the phones.
My current switch layout at work is very basic and offers no redundancy. I'd like to at least setup redundant core switches, so that if any of my switches would to fail, it would result in a smaller number of systems affected.
Current Core Switch: HP Procurve 3500yl-48G (3500yl-24G as cold spare)
Internet Switch: 3com (forget model)
User distribution switches: 9 Planet 10/100 Layer 2 Managed switches, and 2 Dell Powerconnect 5448
Server switches: 5 Procurve 2810-24Gs (1 in each server rack)
In addition, we have 50+ site to site VPNs using different 192.168.x.x subnets across 2 different VPN concentrators, several routers, and a pair of MPLS's.My first step to improve speed and reliance was to reconnect the user switches. The old distribution switches were daisy chained, and all users 120 users were on a single 1GB port on the core switch, and if switch 2 of 11 failed, I'd have 10 switches knocked out of the network. I've since connected them directly to the core switch, and the users have noticed the improvement.
I'll try to get a diagram, but it's basically a large hub and spoke. Each and every switch is connected directly to the single core switch. All of the internet sources are connected directly to the 3com and are on separate VLANs which are then connected to the core via a trunk, which then handles the routing. Currently, I'm using less than half of the ports on the current core switch, so I should still have enough ports on the 24G to at least maintain the critical systems. Each server switch is trunked to the core, as is the internet switch, but the user network is not (but probably should be). Instead they are connected via simple untagged uplinks.
I absolutely cannot afford new equipment right now, so whatever I do will require reusing existing equipment. I'd very much like to increase the bandwidth from the server switches to the core if at all possible. Is there an easy way to configure and Active-Active setup that would improve bandwidth? Or would It be active-passive and require a 2 port LAG on the 48 port (for speed), and a 3rd port for the 24 port (for redundancy).
NOTE: With any luck, we'll be dropping our analog phone system and replacing it with VOIP sometime within the next year. So I should be getting some extra budget to replace the distribution switches with POE. Until then, I'll have to live with my crappy Planets.
Any good 24 port rack mountable Gigabit switch, that is managed. Is a HP ProCurve 1800-24G 24 port gigabit ethe switch J9028B decent ? Will i be happy ? I have currently a Dell 5224, that works, but it's getting old and for the life of me can't find rack ears AT ALL!! and i want it mounted so i can finish my rack installation.
budget is around 250-300$ 24 ports all gigabit and manage able for vlans etc etc.
Where can I find information on using debug on the SGE2010P switches? The information in the admin and reference guides is extermely limited.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have switche SGE2010P, router 871 and 3 cisco ip phone 7920. If cisco ip phone 7920 connected to switche SGE2010P then link is down. But if cisco ip phone 7920 connected to router 871 then link is up. In the log switche SGE2010P is not event about this.Why are cisco ip phone 7920 not work with switche SGE2010P?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am new to VLANs and Cisco SMB switches. I have a new SGE 2010P switch and i am trying to configure different VLANs, one for data, one for Voice and the other for server.
Is there any tutorial on how to configure VLAN, by the way i tried to used the web interface and admin guide, it totally confused my understanding of Vlans.
When I try to apply an ACL to a port on my SGE2010P, I get the following error:Can't bind acl/policy-map to an interface when the security suite is enabled in a per-port mode.I don't see an option where I can set the security suite mode.
View 10 Replies View RelatedI have configured the above switch with 2 vlans, with vlan interfaces and a default route that points to an internet router.
The switch is running in Layer 3 mode
================ ================
= = Vlan5 = =
= SGE2010 = ++++++++++++++ = Draytek = ------------------ INTERNET
= = = =
================ ================
192.168.0.254
Vlan 5 Data
Vlan 10 Voice
Int Vlan 5 192.168.0.253/24
Int vlan 10 192.168.10.253/24
0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.0.254
The inter vlan routing works fine with the .253 addresses as the default gateway to the PC's but I cannot browse the internet.
When I change my gateway to the router .254 address, I get out on the internet fine.
We have a HP Procurve 5412zl switch as our default gateway for all our VLANs from there the traffic will be going to a Cisco ASA 5515 and then to a Cisco 3800 Router then to our ISP.
We have yet to purchase the ASA but my question is about my future configuration. I will have the router of last resort on the 5412zl setup to point to the ASA inside interface, how does that work with multiple VLANs? For instance the ASA inside interface would be 10.0.0.1 but traffic could come from another VLAN via the switch with a 192.168.1.x address. Would the ASA just pass it on to the router? Or would it conside this spoofing and drop the packet?
Lastely, if we have WCCP set for the ASA's inside interface, how would it handle the redirect for multiple VLANs ip addresses? Would I use GRE for the redirect to my web filter?
SGE2010P won't Switch respond to login after reboot
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to implement SPAN or RSPAN of a vlan. Can this be done with the SGE2010P? I can't find the configuration guide on the Cisco Web Site.
View 1 Replies View RelatedJust got a new SGE2010P layer 3 switch. I'm trying to configure Vlan to reach a few subnet. I have the original 192.168.1.0/24 as vlan1. I want to reach our WiFi subnet 192.168.10.0/24. The WIFI router is directly connected. It's new for me as the previous Job i was sorking with a ws-3750-48.
i did from console change my switch to layer 3 mode... ( i want it as the DGW for each Vlan)from the web interface, i create a vlan4 for our WIFI Next i go to ipv4 to add an IP address to vlan 4 like 192.168.10.254 /24 As soon as I apply the IP the switch stop responding, Ping request time out.. i need to reboot the switch..
Recently our company purchased 3 Lynksys SGE2010p, At the moment they work as a stack but as we are implementing UCCX we need to mirror 15 ports but during the provisioning i've noticed that the limit is 8 ports per stack. I'm wondering whether this is a known issue or just a known limitation . I believe that most probably i'll need to move back to stand alone mode so i could configure 8 mirrored ports per switch.
View 2 Replies View RelatedWe are upgrading out internal office network. I have setup 4 switches and 1 router using the following config.
-2 SGE2010p's are stacked together forming vlan 30 (to be used for phones)
-2 SGE2010's stacked for workstation's under vlan 20
Both switches are apart of vlan 1 (the default)Ports 1 on each stack are connected to a Cisco 890 (port fe2 and fe3) in trunk mode. Ports 2 and 3 are in an LAG group and connected to the neighboring stack (I have attached a diagram), and are also in trunk mode).At this point one port (port 1 on either stack) goes into blocking mode, and I get why ,it's a physical loop.I need more than a 100mb link between switches (which is what pulling the LAG between switches gets me), but I don't want to route phone traffic through my workstation switches to get out of the LAN.Is it possible using these switches and router to have a LAG between stacks and a link to the router for traffic to 0.0.0.0 ?
Unfortunately I do not remember the model and the switch is a couple of hours away without remote access.I have 4 vlans on a procurve switch.
VLAN1 - Network Devices (Server, printers, WAPs)
VLAN100 - Admin (Office workers)
VLAN200 - Teachers
VLAN300 - Students
There is a server doing DHCP. There are 4 ranges of IPs 1 for each VLAN.
The router is on Port 44. VLAN 1, 100, 200, 300 - Tagged
The Server is on Port 46. VLAN 1 - Untagged
The WAPs are on Ports 1, 11, 31 VLAN 1, 100, 200, 300 - Tagged
All other ports are on VLANs 100, 200 or 300 - Untagged
The WAPs all have VLANs 100, 200, 300. Each VLAN on a different SSID.
I have IP helper with the server IP on VLANs 100, 200, 300.
There are IPs from the different subnets on their respective VLANs in the switch.
The gateway for each subnet is on a different subinterface on the router.
The router is a linux box. (Untangle)
The WAPs are not able to talk to the server, therefore no computers on the wireless networks can get an IP.The server can only talk to the router if I change port 44 to untagged.What combination of tagged and untagged ports do I need to make everything talk?
Do I need to put the VLANs on the subinterfaces of the router?
I have 3 switches
Catalyst 2960
Catalyst 3750
Hp procurve 1410 24g
I want to link them using fiber as they are almost 50 meters apart. What connectors should I use and what fiber optic cable can be connected to those connectors.I have found these connectors and cables on internet will these work
GBM-7000-S85 - 1000Base-SX, multi-mode, 550m, 850nm GBIC transceiver
SC to SC Multimode Duplex High Speed Fiber Optic Ethernet Patch Cable 62.5/125
We have two publicly routable gateways attached to our A5500 switch that are expecting untagged traffic.
We currently have VLAN 10 as the untagged VLAN for Gateway 1, and VLAN30 as a tagged vlan for Gateway 2. Since both gateways are requiring untagged traffic, I need to make sure all ingress traffic from Gateway 2 gets tagged as VLAN30, while all egress traffic gets untagged.
The tricky part is they must come over the same port so I can't just tag it that way. I get the feeling this will require some static routes or VLAN Interfaces on the switch, but I'm not sure where to start.
I have 2 procurve switches
2848
2650
Procurve stacking? Is that just a way too manage both switches together?
Or is it for combining both switches together?
Or is that called something else in procurve speak?
Or is that feature not actually available etc?
Next to learn how to breakup the 2848 into multiple switches.
I'm trying to configure Hp1810-24G and pfsense firewall with no success. I' would like to create two virtual lan on swich which share same internet connection. To simplifing I suppose
vlan 2 port 1-12
vlan 3 port 13-23
port 24 pfsense lan connection
What altready I do on pfsense I create vlan 2 called 1STVLAN VPID 2 and vlan 3 called 2NDVLAN VPID and assigned to them to LAN pfsense real port enabled and gived a static ip to them on HP procure I create two vlan with
vlan 2 port 1-12 untaged 13-23 Excluded 24 tagged
vlan 3 port 1-12 exluded 13-23 untagged 24 tagged
the problem is that I don't be able to speak with pfesense (ping failed on real lan ip and virtual lan ips) so I don't have also internet connection.The ethernet card i'm using are old (i have built the pfesense computer on spare parts that I have at home) so can be a driver issue?
So we recently moved our Comcast demarc to our new server room which resulted in moving the SMC modem from our old server room where it directly connects to the firewall - to a new room where it connects to a 2910 switch, LACP to our L3 switch, LACP to another 2910, then to Sonicwall.
Since the move our internet has been dropping off randomly for about 2-5 minutes then it will come back online. This happens anywhere from 10 to 50 times a day. Sometimes it happens a half hour apart, sometimes it is 15 minutes apart, sometimes it will go 8 hours without issue.
The modem has been replaced, the Comcast line has been "tested."
The modem remains online when we lose internet connectivity - I can connect to it using a laptop on it's lan port and ping out to google.com while an computer connected beyond the switch and sonicwall cannot connect.
I have run a constant ping from a home comptuer to the modem as well as to our sonicwall (both static addresses) and they both seem to go offline when we lose internet connectivity.
Since the issue started, I moved the Sonicwall so that it connects directly to the 2910 that the modem connects to, put it in a vlan with the modem so they only talk to each other and it still results in the same intermittent disconnects. I checked all the port statistics on both ports as well as the event logs, and trunk links and find nothing abnormal.
I take the switch out entirely and plug the modem directly into the firewall like it was prior to the whole move. Works fine.
Traffic is not an issue and the switch in question also connects all my production servers and iSCSI SAN together without issue.
I'm trying to determine what switches in the Procurve lineup will do Inter-VLAN routing on the same switch. Assume a basic 1 switch network.
I've determined that Procurve "Layer 3 Lite" will do static routing but not dynamic routing. So I would assume their Layer 2 switches do absolutely no routing. However I have a 2520 in front of me that HP claims is Layer 2 only yet I can route between VLAN's on that switch.
I work as Network administrator in a building products plant at Poland. We had core switch HP Procurve 6200yl with 5 vlans, and 11 Aironet 1240AG Access points without controller. I have a problem with create 2 wi-fi VLANs on the Cisco AP's and linked it with HP switch.
VLANs on the switch:
1 - Default (for office sutff) - working great,
2 - Production (for production stuff) - working great,
3 - Inter (for Router's) - working great,
4 - WMS - i need configure it as wireless,
5 - WiFi with Radius - i need configure it as wireless.VLANS on the Access Points:
4 - WMS - for warehouse terminals - WPA2,
5 - WiFi for office stuff with Radius.
I'm easily able to get it running a single SSID (non-VLAN) network and confirm that I can use that network fine. However, I need to set up these 2 VLANs. I can connect to it via telnet if that'll let me program it faster.