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Tag: troubleshooting

Blog
02 // 07 // 19
Dealing with Performance Brownouts
Lessons learned and a case study on application slowness (brownout) troubleshooting for network management.
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Blog
03 // 10 // 16
Resolving Issues Loading VLAN Databases in VIRL
If you use Cisco VIRL to create virtual network models, here’s help with loading issues that occur when modeling multiple devices.
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Blog
09 // 23 // 14
Troubleshooting Port-Channels and Trunks Between HP-UX Servers and Nexus Switches
One of my customers asked for helping troubleshooting a port-channel between a HP-UX server and a Cisco Nexus 7000. I did not know much about HP-UX server configuration, but I [...]
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WLAN
Blog
08 // 18 // 14
Troubleshooting Wireless Multicast
I’d like to tell you a little story about something that came up recently when troubleshooting Wireless (WLAN) multicast (“IPmc”). I ran into something that was a bit unexpected … [...]
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Setting the Clock on the Nexus 5K
Blog
02 // 13 // 14
Setting the Clock on a Nexus 5K
I noticed that you may not initially be able to set the clock time and date on Nexus 5Ks. For example: SWITCH-5K2# sh clock 18:16:56.460 UTC Fri Jun 12 2009 SWITCH-5K2# clock set 13:21:00 13 feb 2014 Setting clock from CLI is not allowed in this VDC. SWITCH-5K2# However, the…
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Carole Warner Reece
Blog
08 // 13 // 13
EtherChannel, MAC Persistency, and the 3850 Switch Stack
I have been thinking about the interaction between LACP system IDs, port-channels on switch stacks, and virtual port-channels on Nexus gear. I saw some 'interesting' behaviour last week when helping a customer update the software on his 3850 stack. His stack was connected to a vPC port-channel on a pair…
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Blog
08 // 13 // 12
Troubleshooting Port-channels and NX-OS
One of my customers recently had an STP issue in his remote data center. He was not sure of all the details, but sometime during or after the migration of some Layer 2 links between his N7K and N5Ks into port-channels (possibly while VMware infrstructure changes were being made) his…
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Blog
07 // 17 // 12
Port-channels, vPCs, and Spanning Tree Issues
In the last week I talked to two different customers about issues with their port-channels, vPCs, and Spanning-Tree Protocol. The first customer thought he had a STP issue between his N7Ks and his N5Ks, but he actually had vPC design issue. The second customer also had the same design issue,…
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Cisco
Blog
07 // 11 // 12
Troubleshooting Cisco VPN Clients
I use multiple VPN clients, depending on which customer I am supporting on which day. I regularly use the Cisco VPN Client, the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client, and the built-in Native Cisco VPN Support on my Mac (I'm currently running Snow Leopard version 10.6.8.) However, a recent customer project led…
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Blog
04 // 24 // 12
Troubleshooting Nexus 5500s and 1 GE SFPs

The newer versions of NX-OS support 1G or 10G on the N5K, but the N5K is not auto-speed sensing. A mini case study follows.

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Terry Slattery
Blog
10 // 17 // 11
Application Performance Troubleshooting
In my last posts, Application Analysis Using TCP Retransmissions, Part 2, I described how application performance is impacted by TCP Retransmissions. Of course, there are many other causes of poor [...]
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Blog
10 // 12 // 11
Troubleshooting Redundancy in OSPF
I was talking to some network engineers at an organization I will call Charlie. They thought they had a redundant network, but after looking at their network I believe it [...]
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