[c-nsp] Sudden Loss...

[Shaun]

well i guess in case anybody else has this issue, i upgraded the IOS and 
rebooted the switch.  I dont really think the IOS upgrade fixed the problem, 
i think the reboot did... oh well..

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~Shaun

"Shaun" <mailinglists at unix-scripts.com> wrote in message 
news:efcdb4$j1e$1 at sea.gmane.org...
> When originally setting things up i have the 3750 as a VTP server and a 
> few 2950G's as vtp clients, i quickly found out that this was a problem 
> because of max STP instances.  Recently i just set all the 2950's to VTP 
> transparent but now on one switch i have a weird problem that I'm not sure 
> if was caused by this change over.   I'm hoping that somebody can help 
> point me in the right direction as to what might be happening.
>
> I have 1 Server and 1 IP KVM unit out of the other 30 ish servers on this 
> switch that just randomly loose there connection.  The link is up, 
> protocol is up.  I cant ping the server ip and the 3750 cant ping it 
> either.  A 'sh arp' on the 3750 also shows a arp entry.  The only way to 
> bring the server back up is to either clear arp cache, restart networking, 
> or ping the gateway from the server.
>
> Anybody know what can be causing this, each server is on it's own vlan, 
> the KVM unit that's also having this problem is on it's own vlan, none of 
> the other few hundred servers on the other 2950's are having this problem.
>
> -- 
>
> ~Shaun
>
>
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