Where are you pinging the PDUs from? The Force10? If not the force10 did you try and specify the IP from VLAN 402 as the from address? You have defined VLAN 407 as a layer 2 VLAN only - so this switch is not routing for it. What device is routing ? Something over PO 31 or 32? Do you have the trunk on the other side configured correctly for the tag?
What is the gateway - I see 10.5.2.1 and 10.5.7.1 - what device(s) is this and how do they route?
I am pinging from the Force10. The Force10 is connected to a Nexus5000 over PO 31 & 32. The trunk seems to be configured correctly, as everything else on the network is working just fine. the gateways lie on the Nexus5000
Easy test one - put an IP on VLAN 407 and see if you can ping. If yes - then something in wrong with the trunk, if no, something is wrong with your port configurations.
mtanen
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January 22nd, 2014 07:00
Out of curiousity...
Where are you pinging the PDUs from? The Force10? If not the force10 did you try and specify the IP from VLAN 402 as the from address? You have defined VLAN 407 as a layer 2 VLAN only - so this switch is not routing for it. What device is routing ? Something over PO 31 or 32? Do you have the trunk on the other side configured correctly for the tag?
What is the gateway - I see 10.5.2.1 and 10.5.7.1 - what device(s) is this and how do they route?
lostinspace1017
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January 22nd, 2014 07:00
I am pinging from the Force10. The Force10 is connected to a Nexus5000 over PO 31 & 32. The trunk seems to be configured correctly, as everything else on the network is working just fine. the gateways lie on the Nexus5000
mtanen
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January 22nd, 2014 08:00
Easy test one - put an IP on VLAN 407 and see if you can ping. If yes - then something in wrong with the trunk, if no, something is wrong with your port configurations.