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Please POST Model and Software Version of one of these.
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Thank you Strivoli for your reply. &nbsp;See below:<br><br>sw#show version<br><br>Machine Description............... Dell Networking Switch<br>System Model ID................... N3048P<br>Machine Type...................... Dell Networking N3048P<br>Serial Number.....................******<br>Manufacturer...................... 0xbc00<br>SOC Version....................... BCM56340_A0<br>HW Version........................ 5<br>CPLD Version...................... 13<br>Image File........................ N3000_N2000v6.3.3.10<br>Software Capability............... ACCESS ROUTER<br><br>Thank you!
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You are at version 6.3.3.10. I suggest you update to latest version which should be: 6.5.4.10
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Thanks Strivoli for your response. Customer doesn't have support. &nbsp;Just wondering what is fixed in that version.
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Does anyone know why a Dell switch (several models from N3048P to 4K) would show this in the log:<br><br>&nbsp;TRAPMGR[trapTask]: traputil.c(721) XXXX %% Link on Tex/0/Xis failed<br><br>I tried disabling spanning-tree under the interface and also enabled these commands globally:<br><br>spanning-tree portfast bpdufilter default<br>spanning-tree bpdu-protection<br><br>It seems there is still packets drops every now (loose ping of about 6-7 timeouts when it does happen) and then (at least once an hour) and Ioose connection. These are happening across several switches on the network. &nbsp;<br><br>Not sure what the root cause this and why I'm still seeing these after enable the spanning-tree disable and bpud filter/bpud-protection command.<br><br>Thank you!<br>Paula<br><br>
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Does anyone know why a Dell switch (several models from N3048P to 4K) would show this in the log:
 TRAPMGR[trapTask]: traputil.c(721) XXXX %% Link on Tex/0/Xis failed
I tried disabling spanning-tree under the interface and also enabled these commands globally:
spanning-tree portfast bpdufilter default
spanning-tree bpdu-protection
It seems there is still packets drops every now (loose ping of about 6-7 timeouts when it does happen) and then (at least once an hour) and Ioose connection. These are happening across several switches on the network.  
Not sure what the root cause this and why I'm still seeing these after enable the spanning-tree disable and bpud filter/bpud-protection command.
Thank you!
Paula

Dell N3048P Switch Link Failed

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