[f-nsp] Help with setting up a Brocade FESX448 - PREM
eric at fusionity.com
eric at fusionity.com
Tue Sep 4 23:41:26 EDT 2012
Josh,
I was told that the WAN link needs to be "tagged"? (a bit
backwards from Cisco) or included in a VLAN so we put it into VLAN 2
Should
a) The VLAN access ports be separate from this port? So a vlan
3 for all the other ports?
b) Should we not "tag" the port so that one
is not in a vlan then my access ports are in a vlan?
Thank you in
advance,
Eric
On 2012-09-05 05:48, Josh Farrelly wrote:
> Have you
checked with the provider whether they expect you to tag your frames
toward them, or whether they are expecting them to arrive untagged?
>
If you're tagging the traffic and they're expecting to it arrive
natively, or vice versa, the frames will (probably) be discarded.
>
Regards,
> Josh Farrelly
> Infrastructure Architect
> Manukau
Institute of Technology
> From: Eric Chen <eric at fusionity.com [1]>
>
Date: Wednesday, 5 September 2012 8:08 AM
> To:
"foundry-nsp at puck.nether.net [2]" <foundry-nsp at puck.nether.net [3]>
>
Cc: "billy at fusionity.com [4]" <billy at fusionity.com [5]>
> Subject:
[f-nsp] Help with setting up a Brocade FESX448 - PREM
>
> Hi,
>
>
We're looking to setup a Brocade FESX448 - PREM. We have 2 drops from
our provider and have plugged them into ports 1 and 2. I've created a
vlan 2 and a ve 1 and tagged the ports 1 and 2 to vlan 2 and created
spanning tree. But the ports simply will not ping from the external IP …
any ideas?
>
> If anyone has a walkthrough / step-by-step of setup,
it'd be much appreciated
>
> Thank you,
>
> Eric
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