07-23-2014 02:48 AM
All,
Got an below setup I am looking confirmation its works , your inputs please
Sw1 - core <------------------- trunk ----------- ----------------->sw2 core
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Distribution L3 switch1 ---- no back to back connection -- Distribution L3 switch2
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trunk trunk
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access layer switch sw1 - trunk connection to distribution switches
1) I have core switches ( SW1 and SW2 ) connected to distribution switches ( Distribution L3 SW1 and SW2 ) the port configured with trunk and L3 interface vlan 40 , the vlan 40 forming EIGRP neighbour ship with distribution switches , so port acting as L2 and L3 . also HSRP vlan 40 configured active ( sw1) standby ( sw2)
2) distribution switches - connected to core switches with trunk & int vlan 40 forming EIGRP neighbour ship with both core switches - no hsrp vlan 40 configured on the distribution switches
4) access layer switch - trunk connected to distribution switches and L2 vlan 40 allowed . the gateway for this switch now is on the core switches active HSRP vlan 40 IP
5) at access switch the port connected Distribution sw1 - STP FWD state , the other port in BLK state
would like to check with you , if connection made shut between access switch to distribution switch 1 , STP will remove seond port from BLK state and put in forwarding state &
traffic will hit to the core sw2 and reach the gateway HSRP active ip address at Core sw1
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08-07-2014 07:05 PM
I'd say it should work fine provided the EIGRP path cost is consistent to your switch bridge ID for the desginated paths. If you're running equal cost path and default bridge ID, it may cause some weird paths by default so I think that is your primary consideration.
08-07-2014 07:05 PM
I'd say it should work fine provided the EIGRP path cost is consistent to your switch bridge ID for the desginated paths. If you're running equal cost path and default bridge ID, it may cause some weird paths by default so I think that is your primary consideration.
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