Here you go good sir, Brocade Running-config - Pastebin.com. I noticed that my ubiquiti is the only one with an OSPF route. Something i'm doing obviously isn't right...are the interfaces untagged? and the stuff plugged into them untagged? or are the interfaces tagged? that could be a lot of things.
Is Lo1 the only thing showing up on the ubiquiti? if so that would be why, that's just the brocades loopback interface, having a route to that isn't going to help you. you need a route to the VE assigned to the vlan. have you assigned a ve to vlan 4, then given it an ip address? then activated ospf for that VE ? pastebinning your config (show run) would help
The ubiquiti is connected to e26 via vlan 4 using the ve26 int on the brocade. I have a vlan 4 setup on the ubiquiti for the 192.168.1.0/24 network and both the brocade and the ubiquiti are using 4 for the tagging ID.Also dumb question, but how is the ubiquiti connected to the lb6m? The link needs to be in a vlan that has ospf enabled (like vlan 4), otherwise it can't exchange routes
there's no need to do that unless there's untagged traffic on that interface. It sounds like there's a vlan configuration issue with the edgerouter. turning on dual-mode 4 just means that untagged traffic the brocade gets on it's interface will be tagged as vlan 4. If your edgerouter was really configured as tagged however, the brocade shouldn't be seeing any untagged packetsSo I fixed my vlan issue. I had to turn on brocade's version of a native vlan called "dual-mode 4" the number 4 being the vlan that I want to be native
Well when i turned on vlan tagged on eth 25&27 they wouldn't talk to one another almost as if they were on seperate vlans or something or the port wast tagging the traffic when i entered in the tagged command. Dual-mode 4 and untagged was the only way to fix my issue.there's no need to do that unless there's untagged traffic on that interface.