ARIFur - I am guessing but are you saying that the switch port is alternating between connected and unconnected? What is the frequency of these messages - are they happening every few minutes or less frequently?
What is connected to this port (a server, a storage unit, another switch?) and are you seeing any error messages on the attached platform? This could be important depending on the setting if you are trying to force this to a certain port type instead of allowing it to auto-sense its mode.
If you could also confirm the switch you are referencing (a Cisco switch, a McData switch, etc?) that would be helpful in trying to assist you.
***it is not happening every few munites .It depends . *** i was connected to server port .but b4 I saw it was connected to switch to switch or router to router .I can not think more . I have to dig this problem more ,may be i can learn more .There may be different different way . ***switch model is ED_48000B
This isn't the best area of the forum where to post questions regd an ED48000 connected to an host .. however if you try the following command:
DIR11:admin> portlogdumpport 00
you'll see an output that looks like the following.. In the following output you have the output for port 00 .. your port is different so please change the command accordingly.
First of all... you should have posted this in the "Infrastructure/Connectivity" section, but now that you're here: I've seen this many times and many times it can be resolved by enabling the port, perhaps setting the port speed to a fixed speed, for example 4Gb or 2Gb instead of N (negotiate) and I've even seen it go away after disabling the port and bringing it back up after that.
Storage 'X' has 3 types of disk(146gb-300gb-500gb).Server 'Y' has 4 luns assign from 146 gb . if 2/3 luns assign from 300 gb disk what will he happen ??Is there any issue ??
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Thx.