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Thanks for your comments. Ran a reload at on the original switch last night and now they talk to each other.<br />
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Reboots, don't you just love em.
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Thanks for your comments. Ran a reload at on the original switch last night and now they talk to each other.

Reboots, don't you just love em.

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Hi,<br />
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I've got a new 2950, but I can't get it to go into our main cluster.<br />
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From the new switch, I can see the main switch in cdp neighbours, but not the other way round. Neither can ping the other switch<br />
They are in the same subnet, have the same default gateway and all ports are in Vlan1<br />
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Any ideas?
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Hi,

I've got a new 2950, but I can't get it to go into our main cluster.

From the new switch, I can see the main switch in cdp neighbours, but not the other way round. Neither can ping the other switch
They are in the same subnet, have the same default gateway and all ports are in Vlan1

Any ideas?

New 2950 Switch not joining network

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