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Nortel Passport 8600 Routing Issues
It was port 7/1 which is a 48port 10/100 blade which was the port that our ASN Router was plugged into. Our quick fix was to move the ASN to another open port which just so happened to be on the other side of the card 7/47. The issue acctually turned out to be bad Switching Fabrics, we may have...- rsieler
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- Forum: Avaya (Nortel) networking solutions
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Nortel Passport 8600 Routing Issues
Thank you CPUSmith. It's a large network. And we did solve the problem. The problem was BAD HARDWARE. The 48 port 10/100 blade has a section of 12 ports, not affection network connectivity, but affecting routing being passed to the 8600 from the ASN Router. We switched ports that the ASN was...- rsieler
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- Forum: Avaya (Nortel) networking solutions
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Nortel Passport 8600 Routing Issues
Our routing table entries are aging out. Not all entries are aging out. When this happens I loose connectivity to the subnets that aged out. The connection to the ASN router does not break. Anybody have any ideas? Thank you.- rsieler
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- Forum: Avaya (Nortel) networking solutions
