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Re: Cannot enter command

 
Angus Lou
Occasional Advisor

Cannot enter command

I have this 2 core switch model:
HPJ4850A, 5304XL.

Core Switch 1 is linked to Core Switch 2 via
A4 and B4 interface via Fiber Cable.

However, I encounter this error:
Invalid input
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Shadow13
Respected Contributor

Re: Cannot enter command

type admin-edge-port instead of edge-port
that should work
EckerA
Respected Contributor

Re: Cannot enter command

You are saying:
Core Switch 1 is linked to Core Switch 2 via
A4 and B4 interface via Fiber Cable.

does this mean a4 and b4 are members of a trunk? (trk10?)
Shadow13
Respected Contributor

Re: Cannot enter command

Good questuon EcherA i did not notice that :D
Angus Lou
Occasional Advisor

Re: Cannot enter command

Yes, u are right. What are your advise?
Shadow13
Respected Contributor

Re: Cannot enter command

Instead of typing A4 you should type trk10 in the command that you are trying to issue.
Shadow13
Respected Contributor

Re: Cannot enter command

BTW, Points go to EreckA
Shadow13
Respected Contributor

Re: Cannot enter command

Sorry EckerA :D typed it wrong sorry for that
Angus Lou
Occasional Advisor

Re: Cannot enter command

Sorry, I am novice in networking. Why always trk10. iS it defautlt to 10? Can any one elaborate?
Shadow13
Respected Contributor

Re: Cannot enter command

can you post the output of "show run" here


regarding the trk10 this is the name of the aggregated port, you can check the manual for the switch you will find all the description.
Arimo
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Re: Cannot enter command

Hi Angus

... there's one obvious question unasked.

"Invalid input" means you're trying to give a command which the switch doesn't recognize. So what exactly do you do to get this error, and in what context?

Just curious...

HTH,

Arimo
HPE Networking Engineer
Angus Lou
Occasional Advisor

Re: Cannot enter command

Show Run command:

speed-duplex 10-half
exit
interface C11
speed-duplex 10-half
exit
interface C12
speed-duplex 10-half
exit
trunk A4,B4 Trk10 LACP
Arimo
Respected Contributor

Re: Cannot enter command

Hi again

so when you enter command "show run" you get a partial output, which ends at "Invalid input"?

HTH,

Arimo
HPE Networking Engineer
EckerA
Respected Contributor

Re: Cannot enter command

Ok,
a4 and b4 are part of the trunk trk10 and trk10 already isn't an edge-port.
if an port is an member of an trunk you simple can't configure just one of the trunkports to be or not to be an edge-port. you would configere both at the same time with:
no spanning-tree trk10 edge-port
from your picture that already happend!
thats all.

hth
alex
Angus Lou
Occasional Advisor

Re: Cannot enter command

no spanning-tree C10 edge-port
no spanning-tree C11 edge-port
no spanning-tree C12 edge-port
no spanning-tree C13 edge-port
no spanning-tree C14 edge-port
no spanning-tree C15 edge-port
no spanning-tree C16 edge-port
no spanning-tree Trk10 edge-port
spanning-tree Trk10 priority 4
spanning-tree priority 0

You can see the configuration is already there: no spanning-tree Trk10 edge-port
EckerA
Respected Contributor

Re: Cannot enter command

exactly,
thats what i tried to tell you..
and your question why it is trk10:
that isn't the default. it is configured as you can see in your sh run
trunk a4,b4 Trk10 lacp
but it is always Trkxx with xx beeing 10 in your config.
hth
Alex