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тАО01-09-2009 02:50 AM
тАО01-09-2009 02:50 AM
Procurve 5412ZL causing ports to "cycle" up and down
Hi All,
We have a Procurve 5412ZL switch , and when I plug some machines / devices into the switch the network card keeps going up and down..
E.G (from my linux workstation)
tg3: Eth0: Link is down
tg3: Eth0: Link is up at 1000Mbps
tg3: Eth0: Link is down
tg3: Eth0: Link is up at 1000Mbps
This has been seen to happen with Intelcards m the tg3 in my workstation and a voip phone... the only way i can get the port to stay up is to manual force the port into 100mb but I can not manually set it to be 1000mb which I need on this machine.. any one seen anything like this?
Thanks
Brett
We have a Procurve 5412ZL switch , and when I plug some machines / devices into the switch the network card keeps going up and down..
E.G (from my linux workstation)
tg3: Eth0: Link is down
tg3: Eth0: Link is up at 1000Mbps
tg3: Eth0: Link is down
tg3: Eth0: Link is up at 1000Mbps
This has been seen to happen with Intelcards m the tg3 in my workstation and a voip phone... the only way i can get the port to stay up is to manual force the port into 100mb but I can not manually set it to be 1000mb which I need on this machine.. any one seen anything like this?
Thanks
Brett
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тАО01-10-2009 01:13 AM
тАО01-10-2009 01:13 AM
Re: Procurve 5412ZL causing ports to "cycle" up and down
Hi,
I might have the same situation here on a 5406zl. Haven't digged into it yet, but it seems similar:
I 01/09/09 18:25:25 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:27 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:29 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:31 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:34 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:36 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:37 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:40 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:42 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:45 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:47 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:50 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:52 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:55 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:57 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:26:00 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:26:02 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:26:05 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I might have the same situation here on a 5406zl. Haven't digged into it yet, but it seems similar:
I 01/09/09 18:25:25 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:27 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:29 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:31 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:34 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:36 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:37 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:40 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:42 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:45 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:47 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:50 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:52 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:55 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:25:57 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:26:00 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
I 01/09/09 18:26:02 00077 ports: port C7 is now off-line
I 01/09/09 18:26:05 00076 ports: port C7 is now on-line
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тАО01-10-2009 09:58 AM
тАО01-10-2009 09:58 AM
Re: Procurve 5412ZL causing ports to "cycle" up and down
That sounds like what we are getting, i know this may sound a bit of a stupid question.. but how did u get those logs? and can you watch it in realtime?
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тАО01-20-2009 08:35 AM
тАО01-20-2009 08:35 AM
Re: Procurve 5412ZL causing ports to "cycle" up and down
Hello BM,
You can obtain and see the log from the CLI by issueing the command:
switch# show log
For real-time observation, you'll need to go to the menu structure. In the main menu, press 4 (event-log). When in the submenu, use the arrow keys on your keyboard to highlight "end" and press return. Any new entry is then seen real-time.
Hope this helps.
You can obtain and see the log from the CLI by issueing the command:
switch# show log
For real-time observation, you'll need to go to the menu structure. In the main menu, press 4 (event-log). When in the submenu, use the arrow keys on your keyboard to highlight "end" and press return. Any new entry is then seen real-time.
Hope this helps.
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