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12-12-2012 05:55 AM
12-12-2012 05:55 AM
Gbe2c ICMP to default gateway
We have four Gbe2c modules in a C7000 enclosure that serve as our Front End networks for the blades. We were doing some configuration on the firewall/router and noticed that the FW logs had a ton of ICMP traffic hitting it from each of the 1GB modules on their management IP.
We let the OA's dish up IP's for the enclosure, and configured a few VLANs, but we can't figure out why these modules are sending ICMP traffic.
HP basically told us it's a configuration issue, but as far as we can tell this appears to be a function of the switch out of the box.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.