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Aggregate Link in standby mode

 
pquiring
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Aggregate Link in standby mode

I was adding a new VLAN today when our aggregate link between our two backdone switches designed to go into standby mode.  What would cause that?  Caused a "GREAT" deal of frustration today.  I've added other VLANs in the past without incident.

Our backdone switches are A5800.  The distribution switches vary.  All are HP.

I was trying to add a Guest VLAN that should NOT be routed.  How would I do that?  There needs to be an option to specify whether each VLAN should be routed.  I think I need ACLs or something?  Is there an easy way to do it in the web interface or should I just run seperate fibers for the guest network.  Kinda defeats the purpose of VLANs.

Thanks.

 

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16again
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Re: Aggregate Link in standby mode

On your only create the guest VLAN, but do not assign an IP addressing to it.
You'll end up with a good old layer2 VLAN without L3 routing capability

Vince-Whirlwind
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Re: Aggregate Link in standby mode

Show us the core switch log for the period when this "standby mode" happened.