feeling real dumb right about now lol. yes i switched the ip of the pc im using to match the tftp setup and when i was done and set it back to dhcp it was given 203 while i was still thinking i was working from 10.0.0.143. and yes it was bugging me that i couldnt understand what was going on...
im logged into the web interface and was using ssh to access the switch at 10.0.0.252 but the switch is saying its ip is 10.0.0.203. i've reset and started the whole reset and update proces from scratch litterally a dozen times since changing the ip weeks ago with the latest being earlier...
didnt take me long to get lost again. im baffled. i've started the whole setup from the beginning multiple times but just found its still referencing the original ip i gave it weeks ago the first time (10.0.0.203) while im logged into web interface from ip i set yesterday? 10.0.0.252...
EDIT made it in. set password. sent write mem about 8 times. was able to get into serial and web. is there a way to backup this whole setup in a currently working state to revert back to this point when i screw it up again? im not really trusting it much at the moment since i didnt do...
show run
Current configuration:
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ver 08.0.95mT213
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stack unit 1
module 1 icx7250-48p-poe-port-management-module
module 2 icx7250-sfp-plus-8port-80g-module
stack-port 1/2/1
stack-port 1/2/3
!
!
global-stp
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vlan 1 name DEFAULT-VLAN by port
router-interface ve 1
spanning-tree
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im not sure if maybe i should have put googles 75.75.75.75 instead of the 10.0.0.1 (my isp gateway) and thats the lack of internet or not also not sure why but i cant access the web gui still through http or https. cant seem to ssh in either. serial seems to be the only way i can access the switch.
i've had my icx7250 working as just a basic switch for a few weeks since getting help here but when i came home this morning i could no longer get internet to anything i would plug into it, can not get access via ssh, or web gui. was able to get in using serial but no idea what im looking for...
at this point if my default gateway from isp is set to 10.0.0.1, the 7250 set to 10.0.0.202/24 my primary dns is set to 75.75.75.75
how would i want to enter that?
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that got me through that step and into the step saying to move ethernet to normal port and enter next line and i get an error code 5. the instructions dont say to but im wondering if i should have also switched the pc ip back to its normal ip at this time instead of the example one.
no that is 2 steps ahead in the directions im looking at. in the fohdeesha.com/docs/icx7250.html
are others following other instructions? i seem to always be in a different place than others expect when im going in this order.
i started fresh when i got up today and now im getting hung up at this part
i keep getting this "incomplete command" that ip should work right? when i ping it i get nothing
Just to make sure I'm not misunderstanding you're telling me worst case scenario is I have to redo the things I've already done, I can't really do any harm like locking myself out completely? Essentially like experimenting with a Raspberry pi.
should i try wr mem now and see if it lets me go on? or is that likely to make a bigger problem. i gotta try to get a nap in quick. im still up from night shift last night. ill check in as soon as i get up.
i stopped after the screenshot above and just let it sit. wasnt sure if i should try unplugging and restarting or what. no i didnt do a wr mem command. had no idea i should have. when it said password was modified successfully for super, i thought i was good to go.
didnt take long for me to hit another snag. after entering default credentials and creating new ones it started telling me no password was created when i got to the initial config stage of entering "enable"
how would i go about doing that? i tried to change the pc ip through my isp's gateway web interface like i do with everything else and got the message about it being out of the possible range. that is the only way i know how. as for the virtual port i thought that was strange too but when...
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