09-24-2013 01:25 AM - edited 03-07-2019 03:38 PM
Hi,
I am facing the above mention issue flapping between port Gi1/0/2 and port Gi1/0/36 since last month twice a week repeating, after checking in Cisco Switch3750X Logs this error comming ? before a month this issue was not coming suddenly it is coming might be reason for adding some wrong static route or adding new device on netwrok
Can somebody help me to diagnose this issue is this critical as this is my core switch all servers are connected to it.......
Thanks & Regards
Ahmer
09-24-2013 02:03 AM
Ahmed,
Error Message SW_MATM-4-MACFLAP_NOTIF: Host [enet] in [chars] [dec] is flapping
between port [chars] and port [chars]
Recommended Action The switch found the traffic from the specified host flapping
between the specified ports. [enet] is the host MAC address, [chars] [dec] is the switch
ID, the first and second [chars] are the ports between which the host traffic is flapping.
Recommended Action Check the network switches for misconfigurations that might cause a
data-forwarding loop.
Further more I would like to add:
I have checked the outputs and I can see that there is only I mac addressbthat is causing the problem, i.e0012.950a.9952, could you please trace this mac address and see if it is seen within the switch or it is being learnt
across the switch.
I can also see that the port channel is connected to the server, we could
get the error message if the NIC teaming is not done correctly.
NIC teaming allows users to group two or more physical NICs into a single
logical network device called a bond. Once a logical NIC is configured, the
virtual machine is notaware of the underlying physical NICs. Packets sent to
the logical NIC are dispatched toone of the physical NICs in the bond and
packets arriving at any of the physical NICs areautomatically directed to
the appropriate logical NIC.
If one of the underlying physical NICs is broken or its cable has been
unplugged, server will detect the fault condition and automatically move
traffic to another NIC in the bond. This capability eliminates a single
point of failure for any one physical NIC and makes the overall network
connection fault-tolerant.
Hope this helps.
REgards
Inayath
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