[f-nsp] Trouble getting GigE link to Cisco

[George B.]

I have gig-default neg-off

They have a test unit.  They can link fine to my units with their test
unit.  They can link to their switch with their test unit.  I can link
between my switches no problem.  Our switch can not link to their switch.

I am going to get a tech on the phone here soon and get their configuration
sorted,  if they will let me look at the port config.



On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 2:12 PM, Nuno Vieira - nfsi telecom <
nuno.vieira at nfsi.pt> wrote:

> did you tried  gig-default neg-off  on the interface ?
>
> are you really getting light on the fibre ?  (can you test if you got loss,
> orso?)
>
> regards,
> --nvieira
>
>
>
> ----- "George B." <georgeb at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I am working on a new deployment in Verizon data center in Europe.  We have
> an MLX with LX optics.  Our two routers link fine but when we connect the
> uplinks to Verizon, no link.  I have tried everything I know such as rolling
> xmit/receive, changing negotiation, etc.  The config is REALLY simple, just
> an IP address, route-only on the interface, and no spanning-tree.  Links
> fine between MLX units, will not link to Verizon's cisco.
>
> I recall having this same problem with vendors using Cisco in the past
> (Level3, Savvis UK) and it took them a while to figure it out but they have
> always done something that allowed things to work eventually.  Anyone have
> the magic clue I can pass to VZB to make this thing work?
>
>
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