Recent content by fohdeesha

also if you're trunking all the vlans to pfsense and doing interface there, you're not doing intervlan routing on the switch, and you don't need VEs defined. if you want to do inter-vlan routing, each vlan would have a VE, the devices in that vlan would use that IP as their default gateway, then...

how would it have any idea what subnet is in a vlan? a vlan could have infinite subnets....you sure it doesn't just match ve number to vlan number? edit: checked the docu and yeah, in v9 and above if there's a VE defined, it auto applies to the vlan of the same number

you sure that's your switch config? you haven't even assigned those VEs to the vlans....

yeah that sounds dead

is it this one? https://cdn.microsemi.com/documents/1bee6646-4204-499b-9d0f-16d0506daa9e/download/

you need to get into the bootloader to begin, not the full OS. you're not interrupting it by hitting B like it says

what he said. you're letting it boot into the full oS

itll put those errors over the serial console every so often but the switch it fine, just hit enter a bunch and youll get the cli prompt. you can also just remove the poe board like you already did

why are you defining the next-hop in all your routes as an interface and not as the next-hop IP of whatever router you intend for the routes to hit? also make sure you have ipv6 enable on all your ve interfaces. and make sure you're running the latest 8095 codetrain at least

poe board is bad, but it will still boot with it installed. the 6610s just take a while to boot

looks like your license imports or download got corrupted or something, just delete the licenses ("license delete" or something like that) and download and import the lics again

its the same as cisco and every other rj45 serial pinout, cisco cables work. you want the rx and tx swapped compared to the pc facing cable, otherwise you'd be tx'ing signals at a tx line, and have two rx lines connected to eachother listening to nothing

haven't forgotten about this, just been crazy busy moving to a new property. Have flashed two different S4810-ONs for @is39 in order to test and streamline the process, I just need to take my notes and put them into a proper guide on my site

are you sure you have a working ethernet cable plugged into the dedicated management port? send a picture of where you have it plugged in

XCP-ng + Xen Orchestra for web based use/management of multiple hosts is one of the easiest/cleanest experiences I've had with a hypervisor - and handling 3-2-1 backups to offsite storage as well. The kernel you're talking about is just the dom0 management/advisory VM, xen itself is running on...