| TeknoJnky wrote: |
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| I think maybe the xmit has policy is part of the .16 beta. |
Is there any risk for my date to upgrade to .16 beta?
| I know when I tested my lacp, I could have a tranfer going and pull either cable and it would keep going. |
So does mine, when checkin on my server. But depending on which connection I plug it first, the DHCP server hands it out another IP address.
| when in lacp, the switch is suppsoed to see only 1 mac address, it sounds like either the nas or the switch is still seeing/broadcasting both mac. |
Perhaps, but the wrong IP address reported belonged to the machine I tested on...
| also, you may want to double check that you have the nas plugged into the same ports that you have set for LACP on the switch.. I have screwed that up my self in the past, when testing different ports/cables, I did not have the nas on the same ports as the switch set for lacp. |
That I got. I did get side-tracked however, by upgrading my switch' firmware. The new firmware no longer showed the WebView interface, so I had to downgrade again, something not supported by Cisco. I've spent the whole morning with Cisco support and they will send me a new switch. Top notch service, that's why I buy professional equipment. I doubt however is this replacement switch will also cure this problem...
