[c-nsp] 3750 switch stack
Robert Hayden
rhayden at doit.wisc.edu
Wed Apr 13 15:42:46 EDT 2005
We/re actually running pretty recent code due to feature and bug fix
issues. Our whole network is 12.2.25SE although we expect to upgrade to
12.2.25SEC in fairly short order to address outstanding (but fairly
minor) bugs we've encountered.
Note that we almost exclusively use the 3750s as a edge and building
aggregators only, with their customer VLANs trunked upstream to be
routed on 6500s with Sup720s.
Robert Hayden
Network Guy
University of Wisconsin
Kris S. Amundson wrote:
> Gyebnár Krisztián wrote:
>
>>thx Robert,
>>
>>Yes, earlier we did this:
>>
>>Switch# Role Mac Address Priority State
>>--------------------------------------------------------
>>*1 Master 0011.218c.f180 15 Ready
>> 2 Slave 0012.0118.ba80 14 Ready
>> 3 Slave 0012.0118.5b80 13 Ready
>> 4 Slave 0012.0108.3300 12 Ready
>> 5 Slave 0012.0118.1d80 11 Ready
>> 6 Slave 0012.010a.8300 10 Ready
>>
>>if i reload the Master: no problem the switch 2 become the master(priority
>>14)
>
>
> What version of code are you running? We've had an interesting experience
> implementing the 3750 platform. The features and design of the platform is
> excellent, and we have more than 100 deployed, but some of the features (DHCP
> snooping & ARP inspection) rely on code that is buggy at best.
>
> Stable code we've been using has been 12.1(19)EA1d. Buggy code has been the
> 12.2(20) - 12.2(25).
>
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