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07-11-2006 11:56 AM
07-11-2006 11:56 AM
Re: 8000m and 2524
Matt because they are using a 4 port module in the cisco 2811 they could not change the mac address for some reason? Does it make sense?
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07-11-2006 05:40 PM
07-11-2006 05:40 PM
Re: 8000m and 2524
After some futher investigation and confirmation from a few other sources, unfortunatley that is correct.
Leaving you either the dot1q option, or getting different switches which have mac-address tables per vlan. In your current setup, if you replaced the 8000M with a 5304xl or something, it would do the trick nicely. You could then put the 8000M somewhere else where it only had the one uplink.
Leaving you either the dot1q option, or getting different switches which have mac-address tables per vlan. In your current setup, if you replaced the 8000M with a 5304xl or something, it would do the trick nicely. You could then put the 8000M somewhere else where it only had the one uplink.
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