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I ran "debug all" on our 3500XL to try and diagnose a problem. One error I don't have a clue about is - "CPU Interface 0 storage notify failed on queue 1" Does anyone know what this means and what types of problems it could cause? Thanks, Kent

I'm sorry I guess I wasn't clear. I know how to turn off debugging. What I would like to do is stop these lines - 04:46:10: FEC: get-fechannel: port (Fa0/1) not part of fechannel from appearing in the first place. Fechannel has to do with EtherChannel. I don't want to enable EtherChannel...

If you wish you can turn off inline power with - (config-if)# power inline never on selected ports. Kent

I've got a ws-c3550-24pwd-smi switch that is spitting out the debug errors below, when I run "debug etherchannel error" I was wondering if anyone could tell me if this is a problem? If so how do I switch it off? I wouldn't worry too much about it but the error messages are constant. This...

Thanks for your help:) I finally figured it out. All ports were assigned vlans other than vlan1. I switched one of the ports to vlan1, plugged my laptop into it and snagged the start-config:) kent

We have been given a class B /21 subnet of 148.38.0.0. Which gives us 2046 hosts. It needs to be broken up but I will worry about that later. I think there is a misunderstanding. The only think I could ping on switch 'A' was the IP I gave vlan1 on switch 'A.' In other words I couldn't ping...

The router outside the building, which is the default gatway for all our traffic, to the main backbone, is 148.38.71.254. Switch 'A' that I'm trying to configure has 7 switches feeding into it. All 7 switches have the same basic configuration on vlan1: IP: 148.38.71.xx SNM: 255.255.248.0...

I set up VLAN1 with the following commands: # conf term # int vlan1 # ip address 148.38.70.10 255.255.248 If that is what you're referring to? A "show run" verified the settings. kent

I just took over as sys admin where I work. The other guy bolted. To make a long story short I have a Cisco 3500 that I can't seem to get the administrative interface (vlan1) working so I can tftp the configs. I've set up a couple of the 2950's in this manner so I think I know what I'm doing...