I can''t ping to the switch before I ping the core!
I have an issue in another city watch is I can''t ping to the switch it said “time out” BUT I can ping the core and after I ping the core I can ping the switch!!
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I have an issue in another city watch is I can''t ping to the switch it said “time out” BUT I can ping the core and after I ping the core I can ping the switch!!
-All switches are pingable from the internal VLAN no problem, however there is a single switch that unless NAT is enabled on the policy, it cannot be pinged.
HI, we had a network management machine which we removed long time ago and now i have added another machine which is windows, with same IP but it cannot connect to other switched
VLAN routing seems to be working on the core switch when I test communication between VLANs by using the command "ping [VLAN 10 SVI] source [VLAN 20 SVI]". The VLANs can ping
If the remote end can successfully ping the switch but the switch cannot ping the remote end, check whether the ping function is disabled on the remote end (for example, ping is
Dear All, I have Core Switch 4506 and i have 2 vlan : vlan 2 : 192.168.1.2 255.255.255.0 vlan 10 : 192.168.10.2 255.255.255.0 and no switchport uplink to firewall router 192.168.100.1 My
Hi All, I am facing an issue with a switch. Please refer my below sample diagrams to understand the network setup. Here i am unable to ping or telnet to the SW1 (10.10.172.229). The switch is UP and
Is the server you are trying to ping the switch from on the same VLAN? If it''s not, then unless the switch has a way to route inter-VLAN traffic, you''re not going to be able to ping it.
I have a switch which used to be in a vlan and had no problem connecting to other devices in the same vlan. During an upgrade and because the I wanted only L3 routed links on the
Configure the switch interfaces as layer-3 interfaces, and address them as point-to-point interfaces with /30 or /31 networks. You are using /30 networks on the SVI for the VLANs, but you can run into some
Router has internet but Core Switch not picking, what i''m i missing? Router and Switch can ping each other Router Configs Router#sh run Building configuration Current configuration :
1. Checking the Interface Type, VLAN ID, and IP AddressesIf a PC is directly connected to a switch, ensure that the IP addresses of the PC and VLANIF interface are on the same subnet. If a switch is
Ideally, try pinging it from its LAN. If you can reach it from there then it''s probably a firewall/access control issue. If you can''t reach it even from its LAN then it''s possible that the
Introduction In the complex world of Linux networking, understanding and resolving ping packet problems is crucial for maintaining robust network connectivity. This
CB350 cannot be pinged, managed, etc., but still passes traffic jdickinson0226 Community Member Options 03-31-202511:14 AM I have a CB350 that used to be, but is no longer, reachable
In a nut shell, why can I ping a device at a school on the core switch but not on the switch the device is plugged into or anywhere else in our school district?
Case Study: A Switch Can Be Pinged But Cannot Be Remotely Accessed Symptom In Figure 15-6, SwitchC can ping VLANIF 20 of SwitchA, but SwitchC cannot connect to SwitchA through Telnet.
Running a packet capture on a laptop connected to the wireless while trying to ping the new switch shows the packets just leaving the network out of the WAN interface.
So, this is how i did the config. So, here i cannot ping the Management IPs of the switches from anywhere in the network except for their L3 interfaces on the core switch.
Without an address, your switches cannot participate in any network layers above layer-2. Switching happens at layer-2, and unmanaged switches cannot ping or be pinged.
Is there something I''m missing? Port 27 goes to the main comms room where the server is that I''m trying to ping from and I can ping the core switch in that room from the switch, but cannot ping the server or
However, it would seem to me that the switch itself could ping any device that is attached to it since, after all, it is the ''gatekeeper'' of all it''s VLAN''s. Isn''t the switch itself essentially a ''trunk''?
(Using HP and aruba switches) I am struggling with a vlan on our network. This is vlan 35. I cant ping the vlan 35 gateway on the core switch but I can ping it on our wifi on a different vlan? It