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  1. vanraider81

    Clients drop of Contivity

    What type of wireless are you using? I have seen this problem before when using some older "fat" aps (not using a centalized controller) and using WPA encryption for connectivity. The only way I could stay connected was having to drop down to using older WEP technology.
  2. vanraider81

    CS1K and phones drop one way 3 secs

    I agree that it wouldn't be one way speech path on a sustained basis, it is only a suggestion with the limited details. However, depending on traffic levels that are possibly going on, packets can be dropped based on the duplex, this can result in certain voice problems. Agree that switch...
  3. vanraider81

    CS1K and phones drop one way 3 secs

    Hello Mucca, On top of Biv343's suggestion, another check you can make is to confirm both devices, switch and phone, are configured for auto negotiate. If one device is not, you will end up in a half duplex scenario (duplex mismatch). This can cause problems.
  4. vanraider81

    Connecting to Linksys srw2024 switch

    By default all ports on the Nortel switch are members of vlan 1. The device in vlan 20 you are attempting to ping on the Nortel switch, make sure that port's pvid is set to 20. When the device replies, the switch will use this pvid as the vlan tag, in other words, vlan 20.

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