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• Error on switch Dell N3024

  Dear all,

  I already configure switch Dell N3024P it pops up an error in the command line (CLI) like this:

  <187>Mar 17 21:40:13 ARM_CORE_1 - 1 DRIVER [bcmDPC]: broad_hpc_drv.c (4428) 1169 %% unit: 0
  CDC RX FIFO error table entry 0 19 ECC

  When I check in the internet there is someone said that there is an error of memory, - is it true?

  And then how to fix the error?

  Please please need your help.

  Thanks before.

  The firmware is applied to the stack master. The rest of the switches is synchronized to the master firmware version. But the whole stack will require a restart before the new image is active. Page 31 of this stacking guide goes into more details on the process.

  http://Dell.to/1TGe3rM

• Trunk Vlan 1 on switch Dell 3524

  Hi all...

  Need help please!

  I want to configure the VLAN 1 on dell 3524 because VLAN 1 has IP DHCP from the Mikrotik,

  the default VLAN 1 trunk mode configuration?

  Thanks :)

  By default, VLAN 1 is the VLAN native to an interface configured in mode switchport Trunk/general. If you want 1 VLAN tag, you need to change the VLAN native to something other than 1 and then tag VLAN 1.

  Example:

  Console (config) # interface ethernet 1/e16

  Console switchport mode trunk #.

  Console # switchport trunk vlan 99 native

  Switchport trunk console # permit vlan add 1

  You can also use the general mode.

  Example:

  Console (config) # interface ethernet 1/e16

  Mode console # switchport general

  Console # pvid general switchport 99

  Console # switchport General allowed vlan add 1 tag

• EPS-470 for power and switches Dell PowerConnect - 2 outputs or 1?

  I do some design network (including the grids and the PDU.  In many cases, I need a power supply EPS-470 to provide PoE to 48 ports on a PowerConnect switch.

  I need to know, do I need an output for the switch and the other to the EPS-470, or once the switch is hung in the EPS-470 just do I power connected to whom?  I just need to know if I need one or two points of sale so I plan accordingly for the PDU.

  Hi prepIT,.

  The EPS-470 adds more power, so you need two, one for the switch and the other to the EPS.

• Try to access 3 switches Dell - 5212 1 &amp; 2 5324

  I have 1 PowerConnect 5212, & 5324 2 switches that the previous admin left no configuration information for (at least they were labeled before the INVESTIGATION period). Tried to reach out to the previous admin, no luck for now. Having said that, without doing a full reset to factory default (thus annihilate all the default configurations that are possible on these switches) can I do with them? I'm sure they have a configuration of vlan / etc otherwise I would just wipe them off. What are the default for these switches identification & information anyway that I can maybe get even the username in use on these if I can try wildly random passwords?

  Thank you!

  On some switches, the start menu will have a password recovery procedure. This should be a time to access the switch, you can then copy the configs and edit the user credentials.

  worth looking in, hope it helps.

• Reference Dell PowerConnect 8024 - 802.3ad (dynamic LACP) through 2 switches?

  We evaluate the use of switches Dell PC8024 to upgrade our backbone to 10GbE.  We use currently HP ProLiant servers with multiple network cards are associated.  The servers support 802.3ad HP dynamic aggregation of links (LACP).

  The switch PC8024 does support the aggregation of dynamic links through 2 different switches, or should it be on the same switch?

  In comparison, the HP2910 switches can support aggregation (LACP) dynamic links across multiple switches, while the HP2920 switches can.  If some can, some can't.  Need to understand the ability of the switch to PC8024.

  Thank you!

  -Terry

  Hello Terry,

  The 8024 does not support a SHIFT of two different switches, the only way it would work, if the switches are stacked and effectively a single switch. If you have used the new series N4000 they take over MLAG, allowing for the OFFSET will be in both switches and they communicate via a peer.

• Lost of acceso del cluster Datastore iSCSI cuando uno los back switches caer al vSphere

  Hola,

  Estoy serve a vSphere en alta availability, conectado al por iSCSI storage environment. Detallo el entorno:

  Back switches Procurve 2920 connected between por ellos a trunk con back cables from FC con una VLAN para iSCSI.

  An experience past 1 G an iSCSI, cada uno conectado a uno los con servidores Proliant DL360 Gen9 red back of back ports. Con el por iSCSI initiator software from VMware.

  Storage formed por back nodos HP 4330 en cluster, cada con UN nodo StoreVitual-dependent back red puertos y cada puerto a one of the switches

  The config as he hecho Los nodos vSphere ha sido a vSwitch, con VMKernel back in the same red y las back vmnic, each of ellas activa en UN vmkernel y unnused in el otro, las following past of vmware. The balanceo politica're RR.

  TODO works correctamente, except in el momento in el as el switch Procurve 1 cae. Cuando esto happens to pierde el acceso a los data warehouses in los nodos ESX, voy al vCenter until back y en the config-> storage, the doy pestana a Rescan All, momento in el than vuelven a appear.

  ¿alguien could help me a saber porque esto happens y como lo puedo did?

  Gracias,.

  Ya hemos sown el problema, y the respond.

  Esta spend las premium MAC por un switch del puerto y por el trunk al momento apagar el local switch, esas MAC duplicadas corresponden a los vmk of vMotion. Para el trafico vMotion tenemos breakfast back redes independientes as no switch should dirty cada don't con lo than no hace falta that vean between switches. Hemos quitado esa vlan trunk del there is no tenemos el problema!

  Saludos!

• Migration of Cisco to Dell N4000/N3000

  Hello

  I need some advice. We currently organize a Cisco network on integrated 3750 WLC aging and several switches (3650 and 2960). It is EOL and we wanted to move away from them anyway.

  So, we bought a N4032F for the core and several N3024P/N3048P for the edge. (More) all will be the 10 GB fiber link. Now. I need to do it in stages and so I wanted to 1 core and a couple of close edges.

  Cisco 3750 runs VTP v2 mode from client to server the VLAN around the network to the switches. I know that the switches Dell can't make VTP and I'll need to do this via GVRP but, as Cisco switches are in client/server mode if I change the mode on the 3750 to the customer, what will happen to the other switches still in client mode? their paintings VLAN decreases over time if they are unable to cummunicate through DRIFT to the 3750?

  Basically, I'll be the transition on the GVRP on the Dell over time, but I'll only run a mixed network for awhile and this is what concerns me. The 3750 runs 'routing ip' and 'ip multicast distributed routing' there is also a gateway of last resort set up.

  I think it will run for a while.

  Thank you

  of course, I looked through CLI guides and wasn't able to find the GVRP protocol commands available in the 3750. Without the GVRP support, I doubt that VLAN work them correctly across the network. With the various suppliers involved, I'm not sure that there is a method to get it works. It's looking more and more like manual configuration will be your only option. Once all the material has been rearranged, you can then deploy the GVRP network wide.

• Difference between Dell Powerconnect N4032F and 8132F

  Hello!

  In the last days, the Dell PowerConnect 8100 disappeared from the Dell Web site and now, the M4000 series with the same characteristics are presented.

  It's just a change of name or these devices differ in some way? The M4000 firmwares is usable on 8100 switches in the future?

  Thank you

  Kind regards

  Stril

  Dell PowerConnect N4000 switches series both Dell Networking PC8100 series share the same version of the firmware of the image (for example, N4000v6.1.0.1.stk). The Dell Networking N4000 series switches can be stacked with switches Dell Networking PC8100 of the series with any battery necessary for the performance of 6.0.0.8 or later firmware (6.1.0.1). Dell Networking PC8100 switches can support the firmware both 5.x and 6.x versions, but Dell Networking N4000 can support only the 6.0.0.8 and later versions of firmware (6.1.0.1)

  I hope this helps.

  B

• 10 GB switches for network SAN Eql

  Hello

  We'll buy a new PS4210X 10 GB storage.

  We currently have a PS5000, a PS4000E and a PS6100X with 1Gbit Interfaces in the same network. All have their own group. A new will be in its own group.

  The network is a ring (a single trunk is open through the Protocol spanning tree) 4 Dell Powerconnect 52XX GBit switch (2 x 24, 2 x 48). 2 switches with 2 tables and 2 servers in a room, 2 1 and 2 in another room.

  The switches still have 1-2 years maintenance...

  I know the new storage can always run on GBit until we go to 10 GB on the network.

  1. what switches Dell or HP 10 GB would you consider for the new network?

  2. is it possible to buy 10 GB switches and use 1gbit and 10 Gbit customers stand on this switches at the same time?

  3. you would mix the traffic on the physical network with VLAN for your production traffic, or you would still dedicate the entire network for SAN traffic?

  Any other consideration?

  Thank you.

  For those customers who are in some longer period of transition from 1 to 10 GbE, we choose BaseT rather than SFP +.  Thus, the following switch model comes in my mind

  Force10 s4820 or N4032/64.  Don't forget that you still have 2 switches with good band stacking bandwidth.

  The Force10 comes with 48x10GbE + 4x40GbE. The N4032 have 24 x 10 + 2 x 40 and the N4064 48 x 10 + 4 x 40. Then do the math how many ports you need from the beginning. Stacking is a little less complicated with N40xx the thing (i) VLT on the Force10.

  The three models are certified for EqualLogic and we work in a few areas and a customer more have "legacy" servers/devices connected to the new switch gear.

  Yes, you should always use VLAN and whenever it's possible traffic stored separately from the rest.

  Kind regards

  Joerg

• Cisco TOR <>VTRX R1-2401 switches

  Hello

  It may be OT in a PowerConnect forum but at least it's a switch...

  It's my first modern exhibition switches Dell; but I played a little with Cisco kit.   Then, someone whose had more time on a VRTX me has received indications linking the module _switch_ of a VRTX to a Cisco TOR (C4948) switch?

  The deployment is for ESXi (5.1) and requires several VLANS on the VRTX blades.  There are only half a dozen of VLAN involved so manual definition is not a big deal. Cisco C4948 requires 802. 1 q on the trunk of cisco-style connection to R1-2401.

  Once that the ILO is the question of the internal port (in the face of the blade-server) configuration...

  General or Trunk mode?

  Extracts of any config?

  DRM for pointers...

  D

  Hi Dave,.

  Want to check in with you and see if you were able to get this working?

  Thank you

• Deliver the addition of new set of switches stacked as an extension to the network in another data center building

  Hello

  I was wondering if someone can help me, I am a humble sysadmin with no real network admin training.

  I have the following Setup to work in a rack in our data center.

  2 x Dell Sonicwall NSA2400
  2 x stacked switches Dell Powerconnect N5524

  A Sonicwall is connected to each switch (active-passive)

  Every Dell server has 2 x nics in servile failover mode, one of each network card connected to each switch

  This is done to allow a full redundancy for network, cable, switches and Firewall interface cards. It works well.

  The above mentioned rack is now full and we ordered a new rack that is in a different datacenter of construction on the same site. We decided to buy another set of stacked switches and _extend_ (no battery) these via optical SPF on the rack on the other.

  The idea is that we still have the switch fault tolerance but link to two grids through 10 GB. The new switches are 2 x Dell Powerconnect N2048 and have been implemented stacked with any connected devices.

  I have implemented SPF ports on both switches to be a junction ports and connected the two sets of switches, unfortunately our site went offline, our alert went ballistic and no servers could not talk to each other!

  Quickly, I unplugged the new switches and after a worrisome 10 alerts deleted seconds and the site is back online.

  I don't know why this has happened and reflected on the STP parameters that my googleing seem well. I don't know I'm missing something basic.

  I'll post a framework and a diagram in a follow-up post

  Which is no doubt tree covering the shot weight. It is a good idea to assign lower priority to the main switch. Generally, your root switch will be the one that plugs into the firewall. Definition of priority on the main switch to 4096, it will make the root switch. So as you work your way through different layers of the network, increase the priority. Access layer switches can be left by default.

  I would also check the physical connections for loops. In situations where you have multiple connections switch, make sure that these ports are configured in a SHIFT.

  Keep us informed.

• Reference Dell 6248: hot swapping and upgrade battery links

  I have a set of switches Dell 6248.  I have a few questions to explore:

  (1) can I add/remove the CX4 cables while the switch is working?  (I guess it's the same rules as a cable normal Ethernet...)

  (2) can I add/remove modules while the switch is working?

  First scenario I'm looking at: extend the stack on a stacked rack.

  I think the process here is, install a switch of spare with stacking module, run off battery cables to the battery, breaking and re-Assembly of the ring, then turn on the switch, confirm the ID stack and connectivity and migrate customers to it.  I can totally hot cables plug the CS4, right?

  Next scenario I'm curious: upgrade of 12G to 48G stack.

  Can I exchange the accumulated 12 GB card and swap the 48G card in when the switch is on, or do I have to turn it off?  Connectors on the 48G card the same?  (CX4..)  Can I / layout 48G and 12G cards in a pile during my upgrade?  Is the maximum length of cable the same (3 m) on a stack of 48G?

  Thank you!

  -danny

  Hey Danny,

  The stackable modules are not hot-swappable. The cables are, but for the modules to detect that it must present when the switch is started. A reboot is also required for stacking on these ports using Ethernet. Yes 48 GB stackable modules also have a 3 meter cable.

• This should be easy but... VLANS and switches

  I have 2 switches Dell 6224 is in Vlan35 and the other is vlan110 - I have an Ethernet cable connecting a switch to another - the port on the vlan 110 arrives but the port on the vlan 35 does not work - I want to access the vlan switch 110 of vlan 35 - what should I add to my config so that it works?

  Thank you very much

  Eric

  When you need two different VLANS to communicate with each other if you have enabled an L3 device on the network to perform routing. Your 6224 ToR may already setup for VIRTUAL LAN routing. In the config, it will have the command # ip Routing. Then the switch should just an IP address for each VIRTUAL local area network, and can then route between the VLANS.

  Example of possible configuration:

  6224 ToR

  VLAN 1 = 192.168.1.1
  VLAN 35 = 192.168.35.1
  VLAN 110 = 192.168.110.1
  # ip Routing
  # int port-channel 1
  switchport mode trunk #.
  # permit switchport trunk vlan add 35 110

  6220

  VLAN 1 = 192.168.1.2
  VLAN 35 only = no IP address
  VLAN 110 no = no IP address

  port-channel int # 1 (connection to ToR 6224)
  switchport mode trunk #.
  # permit switchport trunk vlan add 35 110

  port-channel int # 2 (connection iSCSI 6224)
  switchport mode access #.
  # switchport access vlan 110

  iSCSI 6224

  VLAN 1 = 192.168.1.3
  VLAN 35 only = no IP address
  VLAN 110 no = no IP address

  port-channel int # 1 (connection to 6220)
  switchport mode access #.
  # switchport access vlan 110

  You can also try to continue in the way of the use of the static routes for everything, I don't know how this will work.

• What switch do you recommend

  Hello

  Brief description of our environment...

  x 1 poweredge R720 with x 4 network ports for iSCSI
  x 2 poweregde R710 with x 4 network ports for iSCSI
  x 1 poweregde R610 with x 2 network ports for iSCSI

  x 2 PS6100E EQL
  x 2 PS4100E EQL
  x 2 PS6000 EQL
  X 4 PS5000 EQL

  Everything is distributed evenly between two floors of the building by using SyncRep and regular replication on the EQL boxes and using a VMware HA and DRS cluster on hosts.
  Physically separate networks for iSCSI network and production.

  We use 5448 powerconnect on the iSCSI network switches. One PC5448 for each floor and they are connected with x 4 fiber LACP trunk link.

  I know that these switches have to be replaced, but what? PC6248, PC7048 or Force10? Perhaps even another manufacturer? If so which model? The price IS a decisive factor, I don't have the budget for expensive stuff

  Check the support matrix Equallogic to get an idea of what switches are validated and supported / recommended. It is not limited only the Dell switches (Cisco, Juniper and Brocade options listed there).

  First, you'll want to upgrade to double switches on each floor and LACP together. You can stack them, but this has the drawback that if ever you want to / need to upgrade the firmware of the switch in one or both of the rooms, you'll need 100% service interruptions in this room.

  In my next part I'll stick to switches Dell since it is a Dell message board.

  I would skip the PC6200 series unless your budget can not install a switch better. The 6200 is a decent switch, but it's on its way out (this can be seen by the fact that Dell has not updated the firmware on the switch since the 3.3 series (all 7 k and higher switches are now on a firmware 5.x).) The Force10 S25 series is better than this PC7024 a switch, but if you plan to switch to 10 GB at some point, you may consider a pair of 8132 s PowerConnect in each room. The non - F version uses RJ45 ports that can make 1Gbit and 10 GB, then you can use to start just the current units of EQL, but new units could be 10Gbit units. You want to get the QSFP + optional modules for each switch and 2 wires for each pair, so you can use these 2 40Gbit LACP ports switches set in each room.

  If you want to use a LACP between the 2 rooms consisting of two switches, you have a more difficult choice to make; stack the switches (with the disadvantage that I mentioned above), or upgrade to Force10 S4820s that these offer the possibility to make a channel of port on 2 non-Stack switches (PowerConnect firmware does not offer this).

  Cisco and Brocade offer similar characteristics (to execute a LACP on 2 switches non-Stack), but I do not know what exact firmware and/or switches that would offer.