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, 2003 |
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Sector: Sarkit UIAA: 7+/8- Length: 0m, Bolts: 7 Protection: |
Shade: in the afternoon Shade in Summer: in the evening Dry When Raining: dry, when only little rain Dries Fast: no |
Overhang: yes Fingerpower: no Slopes: no Boulderproblem: no Endurance: yes |
Comment by: Abi, at 06.09.2012, 18:49
Aaron,So, what does this have to do with removing the mapidsn PoE box? Did the DHCP server get migrated to the new switch too, and the \\\'switchport voice vlan X\\\' configuration on the server port was unique to the new switch?Windows is weird with 802.1Q tagging. In my experience, the windows drivers configure the NIC to pass tagged traffic, but /strip/ the 802.1Q header. It\\\'s about the most unhelpful combination I can imagine. I think Daniel Wood hit the nail on the head here. If the NIC had dropped the tagged packet, or left the tag intact (for the OS to drop), then everything would probably have been fine.Ever try assigning the VLAN ID with LLDP? The last place I worked tried and failed. I didn\\\'t get enough details to know what went wrong. LLDP seems like the way to go, because it saves the administrative overhead of maintaining (possibly thousands) of VLAN assignments in the DHCP server.