ERS 8600 to Cisco router 3800

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  • trenau
    Aspiring Member
    • Nov 2011
    • 2
    #1

    ERS 8600 to Cisco router 3800

    Hi,

    to start its been a while since I had to do any kind of networking (not my expertise). attached is a diagram of what I have setup.

    I need the user to be able to connect to the server and vise versa. Right now, the cisco and 8600 can communicate between each other only. user cannot ping 192.168.147.66 or anything in 10.10.4.x network. On the 8600 I setup a port on vlan 2000 and assigned the 192.168.147.65 address to it. On the cisco I assigned the ip adds to each port accordingly. Nothing else was done to each device. I'm assuming I either have to setup OSPF or create static routes...not really sure...any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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    Last edited by trenau; 08-27-2012, 07:33 AM.
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  • rameshng
    Brainiac
    • Oct 2011
    • 89
    #2
    I think thats look like a directly connected interface. it should ping.
    While connecting between Cisco and Nortel 8600, the possibility is a conflict between the Nortel STP and PVST running on the Cisco. Did u check the spanning-tree status at both end, especially at Cisco? is there any blocking.
    If thats correct, what interface you are connecting to? Is it copper 10/100/1000, then try disabling your auto-neg and keep it manual.
    I dont see any other suggestion at the moment apart from above.

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    • sahmedpasha
      Aspiring Member
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      • Aug 2012
      • 1
      #3
      Network Connectivity issue

      It looks like a new setup.

      Yes, you have to have a static route/any routing protocol to get this work.

      As you are unable to ping 192.168.147.66 from the user, I believe the users does not have the right default gateway set, here, you have to have 155.22.3.150 as a default gateway on users inorder to communicate to 192.168.147.66.

      As 192.168.x and 155.22.3.x is local on 8600, client can talk until 192.168.147.66 once after default gateway is set.

      I am sure you can ping the server, 5510 IP from Cisco and Cisco IP, 5510 IP from the server.

      I suggest to configure static route on Cisco to reach 155.22.3.x through next hop 192.168.147.65 and on ERS 8600 static route to reach 10.10.4.x through next hop 192.168.147.66.

      We need to ensure that the server and the clients has the right default gateway set.

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