Christina Klam <[email protected]> wrote: > > We have been trying to get WakeOnLan for Mac OSX to work reliably > across subnets without success. I have added "ip directed-broadcast > [access-list#]" to the interface VLANs for those buildings/users with > Mac Minis. However, it works only part of the time. On the same > switch, some Minis work all the time, while others work only part of > the time. I have done a a couple of packet capture but nothing jumps > out at me. In addition, using the cable-diagnostics tdr on the > switches, I have verified that all of the cabling is good. > > We are using Cisco 3750G/E stacks (version 12.2(44)SE1) and Cisco > 4507R-E (cat4500e-ipbasek9-mz.122-46.SG.bin). > We are 12.2(50)SEish
> Anyone else had similar issues? > Not bothered trying to wake up the fruits here, but PeeCee's have been sulking. I thought it was just typical borked Dull kit however even packet sniffing off the port I fail to get the magic packets. That on the same switch on other identically configured ports it works :-/ We have the 'extra fun' of it being an 802.1X port but the 'dot1x direction in' bits are in there and it *can* work...occasionally. >From my experience, I don't have hard and fast info and it was a while back, the issue is linked to the switch thinking there is no spanning tree edge port action. You can see a difference on working/non-working ports when you type 'show dot1x int <whatever> detail' and querying about what spanning tree is making of the situation too. Sorry it's all vague, I looked into this about three months ago (when we were using 12.2(44)ish) and it's on my books for revisiting this summer. At least you know you are not alone :) Cheers -- Alexander Clouter .sigmonster says: 42 _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
