LAG from switch A to Switch B, Switch B has Clients plugged in but switch shows nothing in clients
Hello,
I am having a weird issue, I have a 2 switches that have 2 10Gb LAG connections between the two, the issue is that on the remote switch none of the clients that are plugged into it are showing in the clients list. But on Switch A you can see the clients and the port says LAG 1 instead of the port # on Switch B. Has anyone else seen this?
Thank you
Switch B:
Switch A:
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Hi @Dsunder
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What is the relation between the two pictures? What are A and B? I have no clue about what you described with the two pictures and the diagram.
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Sorry about that, i gave added to my original post what goes to what.
Switch A is the bottom picture, it has a LAG to the switch B (top pic) named main backbone switch
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Hi @Dsunder
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Given the information, SW A is the core switch and hosting LAG to SW B.
SW B is connected to several devices and it doesn't display the clients properly. Yet everything populates on the SW A(core), is that the correct understanding of your issue?
Have tried to reboot the network?
If a regular PC is connected to the SW B, it does not display the port, and its status, but displayed on the SW A?
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You are correct, switch A is the active LAG, and switch B is the passive LAG.
Your explanation of the issue is correct, I have rebooted all switches during network upgrades and it hasn't fixed it.
I have 13 cameras connected to switch B with static ip addresses and they do not show up as a client on Switch B, they show as connected to LAG 1 on Switch A.
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Hi @Dsunder
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Dsunder wrote
You are correct, switch A is the active LAG, and switch B is the passive LAG.
Your explanation of the issue is correct, I have rebooted all switches during network upgrades and it hasn't fixed it.
I have 13 cameras connected to switch B with static ip addresses and they do not show up as a client on Switch B, they show as connected to LAG 1 on Switch A.
What would be the controller version?
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OC200 HW Ver. 1.0 firmware version 5.14.26.23
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Yes, i have this issue on my own business network as well. It doesnt effect connectivity at all, and the best i can figure it out is as follows:
If every switch has a single link, or a LAG carrying all the VLANs, devices are reported by the controller as connected to the switch they are actually plugged into
If a switch has a single link carrying management VLAN, and other links/lags carrying other vlans, devices will be reported as conected to either the management vlan port on that switch, or the closest-switch-to-the-gateway with a link that carries all vlans including the vlan that the end device is using (whether by 802.11q tag on the device itself od a switch port profile setting a vlan as untagged on that port)
There is definitely something not-quite-right with how the controller detects devices/ports - its extremely delicate and fussy. Even a small change can make it go wonko. However, i havent come across a situation where the incorrect reporting actually results in connectivity issues.
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