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03-15-2013 12:58 AM
03-15-2013 12:58 AM
VLANs 2510 <=> 1910
Hi. I tried to link a V1910-48G switch to existing VLAN infrastructure. On another side is 2510-24G switch.
So, when I try to set up tagged VLANs on both sides, it just doesn't work and a link is broken.
Part of 2510 config, where port 11 is downlink to V1910:
vlan 1
name "DEFAULT_VLAN"
untagged 8,13-18,24
ip address dhcp-bootp
tagged 9-11
no untagged 1-7,12,19-23
exit
Config of V1910 (it has no CLI), port 48 is uplink to 2510
VLAN Summary
ID:1 Description: DEFAULT_VLAN Untagged Membership: GE1/0/1 Tagged Membership: GE1/0/48
Any ideas why it doesn't work ?
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03-17-2013 08:53 PM
03-17-2013 08:53 PM
Re: VLANs 2510 <=> 1910
What do you mean specifically by "the link is broken"?
When implementing a new link, I do the following, in order:
- Do you get a link light?
- Does lldp show a neighbour?
- Can they ping each other?
Change both ports to "untagged", see what happens.
If you're not even getting a link light, you might have a faulty cable, the cable polarity might be wrong (if fibre), the transceivers might be wrong (check the log when inserting them), the ports might be nailed to MDI/MDIX, the ports might be nailed to different speeds.
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03-18-2013 12:26 AM
03-18-2013 12:26 AM
Re: VLANs 2510 <=> 1910
Hi,
No, I mean "logical link", physical link is OK.
When both ports are untagged and belong to only default vlan (so, "1"), everything is OK.