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Asked by jeremymjackson in Network Switches & Hubs, Wireless Local Area Network, Network Routers
OK max points for this and time is critical. I will try to explain this as best that I can. I have a server room and multiple servers with 2 nic cards in each. I have two cisco 3560G switches. Eash server has a run to each switch and the server nic are set up in a team. The team uses failove so one nic is active and the other is in a standby mode. Switch 1 had a fiber connection to a WAN, on the other side is the same setup. There is a patch cable running between Switch1 and Switch 2. Here is the problem. If your active NIC is using Switch 2 than you cannot get over the WAN. If it is using Switch1 you can. There is no routing or anything set up here, it is a flat network. The less devices I.E. routers that I have to go through the better. There are no VLANs or anything. The only thing I have done is IP the switches, Also if I am on Switch 2 I can ping devices on switch 1. Please help as this is an emergency. Thank you
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