Two extreme switch can ping each other
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‎08-22-2016 10:27 AM
Good day all
I have been looking around if this has been ask and answer it seems I can’t find any.
I have a problem with two extreme switch they can’t ping each other I have confing truck port 48 to connect each other but when I plung my laptop on access port 2 I can ping the switch.
Please see my configuration below maybe I’m doing wrong please assist.
Core sw
create vlan mangr tag 901
configure vlan mangr add ports 2 untagged
configure vlan mangr add ports 48 tag
configure vlan mangr ipaddress 10.248.111.2 255.255.255.0
enable ipforwarding vlan mangr
sw1
create vlan mangr tag 901
configure mangr add ports 48 tag
configure mangr add ports 2 untagged
configure mangr ipaddress 10.248.111.10/24
enable iproute 10.248.111.2 vr VR-Default
enable ipforwarding vlan mangr
configure iproute add 10.248.111.2
I have been looking around if this has been ask and answer it seems I can’t find any.
I have a problem with two extreme switch they can’t ping each other I have confing truck port 48 to connect each other but when I plung my laptop on access port 2 I can ping the switch.
Please see my configuration below maybe I’m doing wrong please assist.
Core sw
create vlan mangr tag 901
configure vlan mangr add ports 2 untagged
configure vlan mangr add ports 48 tag
configure vlan mangr ipaddress 10.248.111.2 255.255.255.0
enable ipforwarding vlan mangr
sw1
create vlan mangr tag 901
configure mangr add ports 48 tag
configure mangr add ports 2 untagged
configure mangr ipaddress 10.248.111.10/24
enable iproute 10.248.111.2 vr VR-Default
enable ipforwarding vlan mangr
configure iproute add 10.248.111.2
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‎08-22-2016 11:07 AM
Hi Drew,
Thank you for your correction. My mistake is thinking that Ping will have same behavior with SSH/Telnet.
Best regards,
Thank you for your correction. My mistake is thinking that Ping will have same behavior with SSH/Telnet.
Best regards,
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‎08-22-2016 11:07 AM
The default virtual router for ping is VR-Default, not VR-Mgmt.
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‎08-22-2016 10:59 AM
Hello Sivuyile
From what it looks like this is a straight Layer 2 VLAN. Both switches are on the same IP Subnet.
When you say they can't ping one another are you doing that from the CLI? If so what is the error you are seeing? Are you pining from the station on the switch?
When you ping from the CLI you need to put the VR in the ping. So use the command ping vr vr-d 10.248.111.2 and see what happens.
Thanks
P
From what it looks like this is a straight Layer 2 VLAN. Both switches are on the same IP Subnet.
When you say they can't ping one another are you doing that from the CLI? If so what is the error you are seeing? Are you pining from the station on the switch?
When you ping from the CLI you need to put the VR in the ping. So use the command ping vr vr-d 10.248.111.2 and see what happens.
Thanks
P
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‎08-22-2016 10:59 AM
Hi Paul
That is correct, i was ping from CLI... meaning if Im ping from CLI i must use this command like this ping 10.248.111.2 vr vr-default ??
Thanks
That is correct, i was ping from CLI... meaning if Im ping from CLI i must use this command like this ping 10.248.111.2 vr vr-default ??
Thanks
