I have rebooted the switch a few times and it is loading up my config. I have tried using a different IP address within the same class C range. I got errors about encapsulation but both switches, in fact, all switches are using dot1q. I turned on ip debugging and tried to ping another device. I expect this seeing as I have no green link light on the port.Īs soon as I do a 'no shut' on the new switch, on port 1 I receive 'port 1 is up, port 1 is down' straight away. I cannot ping any other devices on the network from this new switch. So to summarize, both ports have been set to trunks but no matter what I do, I cannot get a green link light to come up on either switch. I also do this on the switch that is fully functional I give it the same IP address as what the netgear had. So I put this new Cisco switch in the office to replace the netgear one. It is coming out of port 35 on the switch mentioned above (the fully functional one) the settings on port 35 areĪs is stands, all PC's connected to the netgear switch will be on vlan 10.
I have to point out that at the moment this switch is working fine. I now have a new cisco 2950 to put in an office, this will replace a standard netgear switch.
#Function of the mode button on cisco 2950 switch windows
traffic is flowing through this switch for different vlans and different subnets on the Windows network. I have multiple vlans running and 2 gigabit ports of this switch acting as trunk links going back to one of the 6500's. I have a Cisco 2950 switch in one cabinet. As far as I know my problem is very trivial, well to everyone else it will be. I have a medium size network consisting of about 60 switches and 4 6500's. Please disable your ad-block, or become a premium member to hide all advertisements and this notice. Blocking our ads means your killing our stats! and it needs advertisements in order to keep running. This website is run by the community, for the community.
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