Nope, I just got one in terrific condition for $110 with shipping. wish I'd seen that listing it would have saved me $10.
All of the content applies to all 71xx models. There are no 'licensing files' for 7xxx units though, they aren't needed.
enable
configure terminal
vlan 5 name NORMAL
untagged ethernet 1/1/1 to 1/1/24
tagged ethernet 1/1/24 to 1/1/48
vlan 10 name WAN1
tagged ethernet 1/1/24 to 1/1/48
vlan 20 name WAN2
tagged ethernet 1/1/24 to 1/1/48isn’t the PVID just the VLAN number? Never needed to set a PVID separately for my VLANs. Seems like what you have would work.
)Plug a computer directly into the management port (not any of the main switch ports,) set a static ip on that computer (192.168.1.2, mask /24 aka 255.255.255.0) set the switch to 192.168.1.1 (same mask) and try again.Hey All,
I searched this thread, Google, and tried two different computers (Mac and Windows 11) and I am running into TFTP errors. I am definitely a noob so I hope this is just something I am overlooking.
I have a brocade 6610. I want to go through the full setup to get more familiar with hardware.
I tried using Windows so I can use the tftpd64 bundled in the zip:
- I am able to access the bootloader via Serial console without a problem.
- I have tftp64 booted and verified that it's pointing to the right folder.
- Windows Firewall is completely off and I enabled tftp64 to be able to pass through the firewall.
- I make sure that the ip address I set is in my network's IP range as per the instructions (My range is 192.168.68.0/24)
- Everytime I try to flash, tftpd doesn't look like anything is happening. Then on the console it will eventually timeout. There isn't any logs on the tftpd side either to show it's communicating. This is the only thing that is shown on the console. There is no action from TFTPD.
- I tried to change tftpd64 IP from 127.0.0.1 to the IP of the Windows computer .
- I tried to change the console command between 127.0.0.1 and my W computers IP. I did this when I set the tftpd to 127.0.0.1 and W IP address. So both scenarios.
- I tried using Pumpkin TFTP, issue persists. Doesn't even detect the switch.
- I factory-reset the switch too and tried the above processes again just in case I somehow botched it. Issue persists
Googling said that you should be able to ping the switch from the computer if it's on the same network (Doesn't make sense to me cuz it's connected via Console but I feel like I am at wit's end) which it couldn't ping to the switch.
I also saw via Google the TFTP server has to be in a subnet of 192.168.1.0/24 but that doesn't make sense to me(Oh God if this is the reason
I am unable to ping the IP address that I set for the brocade.
Is there other troubleshooting steps I should be trying? I am starting to think it has something to do with my current network setup somehow blocking. I am thinking of maybe setting up a temporary LAN network just between the switch and Windows machine but I don't know if I am looking at this the wrong way.
Thanks in advance!
For the 'super' ports, create an additional VLAN and assign that to all of them in 'untagged' mode; any packets they send to the switch which don't include VLAN tags will go into this VLAN. The result will be that the all the devices on that VLAN can talk to each other (but nothing else) over that VLAN; if you don't want that to be possible, then create a VLAN for each of those ports, assign them to the ports in 'untagged' mode, and any untagged packets received on those ports will be effectively dropped.
Yes all licences have been applied and they are running at 10G, as shown below for my 2 fibre optics
1/2/1 Down None None None None No 1 0 cc4e.24e1.70ee
1/2/2 Up Forward Full 10G None No 1 0 cc4e.24e1.70ee
1/2/3 Down None None None None No 1 0 cc4e.24e1.70ee
1/2/4 Down None None None None No 1 0 cc4e.24e1.70ee
1/2/5 Down None None None None No 1 0 cc4e.24e1.70ee
1/2/6 Down None None None None No 1 0 cc4e.24e1.70ee
1/2/7 Down None None None None No 1 0 cc4e.24e1.70ee
1/2/8 Up Forward Full 10G None No 1 0 cc4e.24e1.70eeI replaced one of the 40GbE modules today with an ICX7400-4X10GF 4-port 10-Gigabit SFP+ module. Man that was easy, it was plug and play! I expected to have to do some CLI voodoo but it just worked. So this 7450 can support 12x 10GbE ports if you don’t need any 40GbE ports which I do not think I ever will. I suppose maybe if I add another switch down the road maybe I’ll use 40GbE between them, but then 8x 10GbE should be enough on this switch.