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Robin_W · 02-27-2014

On a Cisco switch, I can have two VRFs with different VLANs tagged into each, but then both VLANs tagged on the same uplink port. I've tried to find a way to do this on my Extreme switches, but am struggling as you have to add physical ports to a VR...

Robin_W · 03-03-2014

Paul, In light of upgrading some 450s to 460s for VR support, are you aware whether the stacking and 10G modules are cross-compatible between the 450 and 460? Thanks, Robin.

Robin_W · 02-27-2014

Ouchie, was hoping that wasn't the case. Going to have to think of another way. Thanks Paul.

Robin_W · 02-27-2014

Sorry Paul, I should have mentioned before, it's only a stack of x450a-48t's. I've just tried on a BD10K and that seems to work OK when tagged to 2 ports, see below. Might this mean it's not supported on the x450? I know it's not the newest of th...

Robin_W · 02-27-2014

Hi Paul, This is a transcript of what I get if I create the vr and either add it to a physical port, or just try to add a vlan to the VR and tag that to a port. Also an output of show licenses at the bottom. Do the enabled licenses seem right to y...

Robin_W · 02-27-2014

Hi Paul, Thanks a lot for your message. Indeed, when I try to do it without having the physical port in any VRs (including default) I get a different error: configure vlan vlan3001 add ports 1:11 tagged Error: Port 1:11 doesn't support virtual rou...

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