[c-nsp] What happens during the "shutdown" and "no shutdown" to a 1000BASE-LX10 port
Peter Rathlev
peter at rathlev.dk
Thu Aug 11 06:50:14 EDT 2011
On Thu, 2011-08-11 at 00:56 +0300, Martin T wrote:
> Gi0/24 -> Brocade connected trunk a-full a-1000 1000BaseLX SFP
When it says "connected" it's not error-disabling as others have tried
pointing out.
> I'm just curious, what might happened and how did the "shutdown"/"no
> shutdown" improve the situation? Or is it impossible to analyse such
> problems(afterwards)?
I'm not sure how Brocade does, but if it was a Cisco switch in the other
end it could be that e.g. STP loop guard had blocked the link. A link
down/up event would make STP recalculate and thus open the link again.
Another possibility might be a unidirectional link, though I can't see
how forcing down/up would resolve that.
I think the problem is easiest to determine with access to the Brocade
switch. Do the people managing that switch not have logs of some kind to
consult?
--
Peter
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