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Cisco 3750 Connection Problems 1

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UltimateStorage

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Hi, I have a customer who has recently purchase a couple of NAS devices from us. By default the NAS devices have two autosensing network ports. When our customer connects a NAS device to his Cisco 3750 he gets no connection via the NAS network ports. However when he connects the same NAS to a Cisco 3550 switch he gets an instant connection.

You can set the network speed on the NAS device to a fixed "1000" level which the customer has tried, but still ne gets no network connection. Having searched the net I have found a couple of instances of people having similar problems with Cisco switches esp the 3750. Not having a 3750 in house does create us a problem in trying to isolate this issue, so therefore has any one experienced these issues and have any idea of how to find a resolution ?
 
The 3750's (and 3560's) support Auto MDIX on the 10/100 & 10/100/1000 ports, the 3550's don't have this - is it possible this is causing the problem? You could try disabling it and see what happens?

HTH

Andy
 
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