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I would like to know what the problem is:<br />
I have 4 switches, 4503w/supII+(IOS), a 4003w/SupII(COS), a 4006w/SupII(COS), a 2912XL w OS 12.0(5)XU (IOS)<br />
The 4503 is configured as vtp server and a router which routes Vlan1, Vlan2, and Vlan 10 for switches 4006,4503,4003,and 2912xl<br />
The 3 other switches are configured as vtp clients<br />
All of them have been trunked with encap dot1q<br />
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The question is in regards of the 2912XL switch.<br />
When I add a port let us say f0/2 to Vlan 2 and do a sh vlan, I get an act/lshut for Vlan 2 and the port f0/2.<br />
There is a computer attached to the port f0/2 with the correct address scheme.<br />
Also, Vlan 2 is being used on the other switches and works just fine.<br />
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Please Help<br />
Thanks...
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I would like to know what the problem is:
I have 4 switches, 4503w/supII+(IOS), a 4003w/SupII(COS), a 4006w/SupII(COS), a 2912XL w OS 12.0(5)XU (IOS)
The 4503 is configured as vtp server and a router which routes Vlan1, Vlan2, and Vlan 10 for switches 4006,4503,4003,and 2912xl
The 3 other switches are configured as vtp clients
All of them have been trunked with encap dot1q

The question is in regards of the 2912XL switch.
When I add a port let us say f0/2 to Vlan 2 and do a sh vlan, I get an act/lshut for Vlan 2 and the port f0/2.
There is a computer attached to the port f0/2 with the correct address scheme.
Also, Vlan 2 is being used on the other switches and works just fine.

Please Help
Thanks...

Cisco Switch - act/lshut

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