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04-14-2010 04:16 PM
04-14-2010 04:16 PM
2 x 4200G and VLANS with a 3rd Party Switch
Hello Guys,
I´m coming from Cisco environment and have not so much experience with 3Com Switches .
I have a new customer , we have build up 2 x 4200G Switch in an VMWARE Environment .
I made a VLAN20 on every 4200G and set 10 Ports on every Switch to Access --- >> untaged VLAN20
i have connectet the switches direct via a patch kabel and set these ports on every switch as
Trunk --- > Taged VLAN 20
Now comes my question :-)
The Main Switch below the two 3COM Devices is a poor L2 Linksys ( but it is so... has FX Connections :-( )
and i want to connect every 3COM with one cable to the linksys .. due to redundant connections.
After this , I have conectet every 3com with one cable to the linksys, and the 3coms also direct connectet
between the switches.
It is a kind of loop i think , and i´m afraid vlan1 packages are running on a circle between the switches
and bring them to burn ... ?? ( Broadcast Storm )
In normal way I would assign the VLAN Ports only to it´s own VLAN but on the 3COM GUI i could not kill
the standard VLAN 1 on the VLAN 20 Ports
Is is possible to configure the direct connection between the switches to pass only the VLAN tagged traffic ?
or will the vlan1 untagged traffic also go over this bridgde ??
Or does the 3COM have default RSTP ( Spanning tree ) enabeld .. so that such things cannot happen ?
Regards , and thx for some tips.
Christian from Germany