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| day to once a month. This issue can | |
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| reoccur even after the switch is | |
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| power cycled. The purpose of this | |
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| Cisco bug ID is to combine several | |
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| software reworks, fixes that resolve | |
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| and reduce the loss of connectivity | |
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| issues, and additional | |
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| troubleshooting checks in software. | |
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| An invalid packet with a length of | |
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| less than 64 bytes received on a | |
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| 10/100 port causes both the Runts | |
( registered | 4.5(8), | and FCS−Error counters to | |
customers only) | increment on the port. To determine | ||
5.5(2), | |||
| the actual number of FCS−Errors on | ||
| 6.1(1) | ||
| valid length packets received on the | ||
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| port, subtract the value of the port | |
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| Runts counter from the value of the | |
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| port FCS−Error counter. | |
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| Some Sun Gigabit Ethernet NICs do | |
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| not reliably autonegotiate flow | |
| control with certain ports on the | ||
( registered |
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| Catalyst 4000 series oversubscribed | ||
customers only) |
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5.1(1) | Gigabit Ethernet modules. The | ||
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| 18−port server switching | |
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| 1000BASE−X (GBIC) Gigabit | |
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| Ethernet module (WS−X4418) is | |
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| affected. | |
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| In some cases, autonegotiation with | |
( registered |
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| some Sun NICs can result in a | ||
customers only) | 4.5(3), | ||
nonoptimal configuration (such as | |||
| 5.1(2a) | ||
| 10 Mbps, half−duplex instead of | ||
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| 100 Mbps, full−duplex). | |
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| On a Catalyst 4006 with a | |
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| Supervisor Engine II, switch ports | |
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| in the same VLAN can lose | |
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| connectivity with one another. The | |
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| loss of connectivity results in a | |
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| VLAN that appears to be | |
CSCdt80707 |
| partitioned into several isolated | |
| segments. A host can be able to | ||
( registered |
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5.5.7, | ping one set of devices in its | ||
customers only) | |||
6.1.3, | VLAN, while it cannot ping another | ||
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| 6.2.1 | set of devices in the same VLAN. | |
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| This loss of connectivity is | |
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| independent of the slot in which a | |
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| linecard is installed; that is, the | |
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| same set of ports on a given | |
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| linecard are affected regardless of | |
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| the slot in which the linecard is | |
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| installed. The workaround is to | |
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| reset the switch. | |
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