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I have seen it before on network equipment where both sides will run at different speeds. If you look at the port statistics on the switch (if that's supported) you would see lots of errored packets.

What two devices are you doing the speed test using? When you do a speed test try checking the interface utilization of all the ports on the switch to see if the data is flowing in/out a port you don't expect.

The "Version 15.2(3r)E2, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc2)" is the bootloader version. This runs after post and initializes the hardware and loads the actual IOS. According to your system image file you are running IOS version 15.2(4)E1.

That is due to the version of code you are running I found the following snippet in a pdf from cisco "beginning with CiscoIOSRelease 15.2(4)E, or IOS XE 3.8.0E, if you enter the spanning-tree portfast [trunk] command in the global or interface configuration mode, the system automatically...

I put the explanations with a ! in front after the lines it applies to. Example modem port int gi1/0/1 desc ***1Gig access 666 modem*** !because I like descriptions switchport mode access !setting the interface to be an access port (only 1 vlan) switchport access vlan 666 !setting the...

You will need at least 1 stick per cpu. So 2 sticks will be the minimum total to test 2 CPU.

Check out this link. How to disable IPMI | VMware Communities It lists how to temporarily disable the ipmi driver so that you can boot. This is what I used and I just have mine disabled.

Are you trying to update using the built in efi?

Looks like that second cable isn't recognized. What I would try is reseating the second cable. Then try swapping the first and second cable since we know the first is working. When they are swapped if the second port set starts working then there is a bad cable. If it does not start working then...

Any devices on the following page should work Infrastructure qualified for Lync | Office TechCenter A basic gateway will work. The enhanced gateways include an SBA for remote site survivability if they lose connection with the primary site.

I'm not an expert. I mostly troubleshoot performance and call quality issues. No add/change/remove stuff. Is there something you need help with?

I had an issue where some drives went bad and certain nodes wouldn't boot. I removed all the drives and the nodes booted just fine. Have you tried removing the drives?

Can you try removing all NIC/SFP cables from the device then rebooting it?

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10a because why not :)

I was one of the people who got in on the original listing. My ordered was canceled so I sent them this: "Why was my order canceled if you have a listing for the same drives available?" and they replied with the following in 2 minutes: "im out of stock last time and when i refunded your money...

no problem voodooFX. glad I was able to help :)

I don't understand much of that output but maybe this will help? Is opensm running on both the infiniband ports or only the first one that is down? Could it also be the MTU size causing issues? I had an issue when I increased MTU in my setup. edit: added mtu question

can you provide the show run int config for each of the interfaces that you used in the channel groups?

I use 10.site.vlanid.x/24. Then for dmvpn and tunnel interfaces I use the 172.29.240-252.x/24