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Jul 11 2024
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Jul 11 2024
12:07 AM
They are stacked as you would normally stack them? Using the stacking ports.
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Jul 8 2024
2:57 AM
I have tried this and when i turn off an SD WAN i lose internet connection
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Jul 8 2024
2:55 AM
I changed the port config and enabled RSTP but when i connected the two ports the connection was not stable, the constant ping kept timing out and the ping time was not good either
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Jul 3 2024
7:35 AM
I will test it, the supplier of the SD-WAN device suggested that RSTP be disabled
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Jul 3 2024
6:53 AM
We have two MS425-32 switches that are stacked, We also have two SD-WAN devices (not Meraki) that are configured for HA. It has never worked, I am hoping someone has got this configured and working and can share the correct config with me. Firstly I should mention the SD-WAN devices do not like LACP they have bridged ports. 2 ports per device are configured. I have set the ports on the MS devices on the same VLAN (2) on trunk ports with RSTP disabled and STP loop guard enabled. Ports number 1 on the two switches are set to be connected to the primary SD-WAN device and ports number 2 to the secondary SD-WAN device. Currently, only one port is connected to the SD-WAN device, when I connect the other port on the other switch the internet goes down. How can I achieve two active uplink ports and two standby uplink ports? Is there anyone out there with a similar setup that can help me?
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Jan 30 2023
6:11 AM
We have a CCTV VLAN that i would like to access over the internet. Can someone help me with the process please?
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