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09-11-2014 07:45 AM
09-11-2014 07:45 AM
Procurve - add a static route
HI all
Is it possible to add a static route opr a mac address to a specific port on a hp procurve 2920?
Thanks in advance
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09-11-2014 03:16 PM
09-11-2014 03:16 PM
Re: Procurve - add a static route
yes. The manual has a layer3 section that tells you what kind of routing is supported.
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09-12-2014 05:03 AM - edited 09-12-2014 05:04 AM
09-12-2014 05:03 AM - edited 09-12-2014 05:04 AM
Re: Procurve - add a static route
I solved the problem on my own and I want to share the solution.
We have two terminal server with NLB on esxi host.
With default configuration all packets are sent broadcast to all ports of your switch. (in my company, network overloads caused a lot of blocks in our warehouse management software)
As recommended by vmware, I activated the multicast with igmp, but the switch doesn't memorize mac address of the physical network card of the server and packets was still in broadcast.
The solution is to activate IGMP on the vlan where the server is connected, because in default configuration the switch can't correctly recognize the protocol of the packets.
This is the command:
vlan <number> ip igmp
Hope this helps
David
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