running into a current problem where my 10+ years of routing and switching experience is drawing a major blank (embarassed).
i have an HP procurve environment comprised of a core with a highly subnetted 192.168.x.x/24
I have a need to connect us up to a different network made up of a bunch or extreme switches on a 172.16.101.x/24 network for switch management on vlan 400.
I have been able to trunk vlan 400 from the hp to the extreme network.
From my core switch (or any switch that has vlan 400 on it) I can ping any switch address on the 172.16.101.x network so I know i have vlan 400 passed all the way through to the extreme network
From my pc I can not ping any of the 172.16.101.x switch addresses
What stupidly obvious thing here am I drawing a blank on.
Thanks in advance.
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Mike
8/22/2022 - Mon
Alex
Windows firewall? Leave the service running but disable it on your lan card, just to rule it out
TFGreen
ASKER
thank you - windows firewall is disabled by default
you might be onto something - I could not ping the HP network from the extreme until I just added this route into the extreme network and not the extreme can ping the HP network - but still can't ping the extreme net from a pc yet
Gammelgaard
Put a route for extreme net into your own core - also check the ACLs, if any