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![]() | Nice shiny 5400zl in the server room with 2650's going out around the college for the fibre links. All has been going fine until the last 2, always the last ones, switches. With 2 different problems, typical. One seems to be stuck in a reboot loop, using hyperterminal i get the following Quote:
The other is an odd one that i just cannot figure out... i have 1 switch which just wont connect via the fibre module. Have checked the modules they work, checked both ports on the switch, have reset back to factory but still no link. I know the link was fine up until i changed the switches over. Any ideas? | |
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![]() | Ignore the first problem after nearly 2 hours of resetting it's self it's come back to life now that is odd.... |
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Rep Power: 22 | If in doubt get it replaced the warranty service is usually pretty quick. |
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![]() | I would be tempted to warranty the first one (the one that rebooted over and over) I had one that did that but only after I had reset it becuase I was getting no through-put (lights on and flashing, just data didnt leave/enter the switch) The last thing you will want is for it to fail once you've finished As for the second one, when plugging the fibre module into the switch (without a cable) does the leds change to M instead of the copper led? Is the switch configured at all or is it still in out-of-box condition? Checked/tested the fibre cables? Whats connected to the other end (another 2650?, the 5400?) |
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Rep Power: 18 | For the second one, try a different GBIC module just incase you have a faulty one, I had one in a batch I ordered once, HP sent me a new one no questions asked and didn't even ask for the old one back! Also check your patch leads, if you've ordered new ones you havn't accidently got the wrong size fibre have you? I did this myself and they worked fine on the links with a good strong signal, but on longer runs where the signal has dropped a bit, the loss from the incorrect fibre size in the patch lead caused it not to work. Took me hours of head scratching to work out what was wrong! At the time I didn't know there were 2 different sizes of fibre. 62.5/125 is the most common and is what our fixed fibre cables were, but with lack of knowledge I ordered the cheapest patch leads from my supplier which just happened to be 50/125. I didn't realise there were different sizes of fibre until I encountered the problem, and started doing some googling! Mike. Edit:- just re-read and realised you tested the fibre module, so ignore the first part of my post! Note to self: Should learn to read properly before posting! Last edited by maniac; 07-08-2008 at 08:50 PM.. |
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![]() | I believe Manic has got the answer.... i've just checked all the packing for the new fibre patch leads, some are 62.5/125 and some are 50/125. That'll teach me to check all the package not just the delievery note. Feel so stupid for not checking it sooner. Although as manic says i've plugged a few of the 50/125 into some links and they have worked |
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