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We had over 70 BD's and they ran great for a year or so but then all heck broke loose. We were averaging dozens of RMA's per month and it still continues (although not as bad). Great boxes for performance (when they work) and easy to configure but quality issues abound. We were told it was due...

Anyone have any luck installing Global Pro? We're trying to install with a NS204 and not having much luck. We have 2 protected resources that are concurrent /32 IP addresses and when it pushed down to NS204 it morphs them into a /31 subnet.

I have a Cisco 3550 connected to a Cisco 4506. I am getting errors of native vlan mismatch between the two. Traffic is flowing fine but I can't access the 3550 (the one with the misconfigured VLAN) because I'm getting an authentication error, even at the console (using TACACS). Any ideas on...

If the interface has a slash in it (/) that indicates it is modular and the first number indicates slot, the second port. If it just has one number with no slash (s0, s1, etc.) it means they are fixed ports and not modular (like 2500 series).

a) 192.168.33.23 b) 192.169.35.1 Either one could be correct. iriscisco had the right range but excluded answer b. ecafracs explanation was wrong on all three accounts...sorry, but true.

Extreme's Gig modules are notorious for not 'autonegotiating' properly. Even though there's no real auto-negotiation in Gig modules that's the command they use. It actually is affecting flow control. All you need to do is disable autonegotiation and set the port to auto off speed 1000 duplex...

You may want to turn off flow-control. I've seen this in other vendors equipment...not sure with these two vendors though, but it may be worth a shot.

Extreme has a feature called DLCS that needs to be enabled.