Are you pinging the IP or the host name? Did you try both? It's probably either routing or DNS. jspr Is it accessible from any another computer? Ideally, try pinging it from its LAN. VLAN routing...
I am using OSPF for the routing on the L3 switches. I can ping from either router to the other just fine, however, I can not ping from the SWITCH to any of the routers, but I CAN ping from the SWITCH to
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In order to remotely manage a switch you will need the following configured. Now, when you attempt to login to the switch, what do you receive?
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My network admin keep complaining that my Dude implementation keeps pinging his core switch, which i''m assuming is probably the gateway. The only devices i am monitoring are servers, I don''t have
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Solved: I have set up a core stack of 3750 switches (3750e, 3750g, and 3750v1 w/PoE) that seems to be running solid. I connected 2 gigabit trunks from the core to a Front of House switch
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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
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Hi all, so, i configure my core switch (stack of 2 X670V) with different vlan interf ip adresses. all my configuration is on the vrf-default. - 30917
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Look for me Access switch do not aware the IP coming from Core switch to reach back. so make sure Access switch aware routing setup correctly using ip route command.
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Switching happens at layer-2, and unmanaged switches cannot
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Is the core switch doing the layer 3 routing between the VLANs or something else like your firewall?
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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
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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?
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172.16.32.1 is the gateway for your subnet but probably isn''t the ip address your core is attempting to ping from. I''m guessing your core switch is attempting to ping from a subnet not allowed across the
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Switching happens at layer-2, and unmanaged switches cannot ping or be pinged. A managed switch with a configured management interface (and gateway to be able to reach networks
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