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August 31st, 2023 13:22

N2048 6.7.1 firmware upgrade InterVLAN routing broken

I had a switch stack recently upgraded to 6.7.1.22(from memory) and the interVLAN routing between VLAN1 and all other VLAN's isn't working.  This switch was already programmed when I inherited it.  They have servers on VLAN1...I never use VLAN1 for anything...so I'm trying to confirm if this new behavior is by design or possibly an issue with the firmware upgrade.  

Thanks,

Roland

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August 31st, 2023 20:47

Hello Roland,

 

The upgrade should not break your routing. 

What OS version were you on before the update?

Did you make a copy of running-configuration before the update?

Have you compared it to the current running-config?

Did you get the "Upgrading Dell EMC Networking N2000 Series Switches to 6.7.1.22 Firmware" from the https://dell.to/3QYS2Zd file?

 

You could test roll it back before the update, you should be able to isolate the issue as the FW or the configuration problem.

#show version

#boot system backup

 

These articles may be helpful also:

Article Number: 000125788

Dell EMC Networking Configuring VLAN on Switches

https://dell.to/3P2e76F

 

User’s Configuration Guide Version 6.7.0

Switchport Modes page 681

Configuring a Port in Access Mode page 699

Configuring a Port in Trunk Mode page 700

Configuring a Port in General Mode page 703

VLAN Overview page 787

Default VLAN Behavior page 806

https://dell.to/3P6KpgS

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September 1st, 2023 13:10

Thanks for the response Charles...and I agree with what you're saying...but VLAN1 will not route to the other VLANs...have compared the config from before the upgrade to after the upgrade...identical...it makes no sense whatsoever.  

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01-09-2023 17:01 PM

Hello Roland,

 

Maybe these resources can help checking the configuration:

 

Article Number: 000104748

How to Configure Switchport Modes on Dell EMC Networking N Series Switch

https://dell.to/3P219p9

 

Assigning Network Information to the Default VLAN

Page 154 - https://dell.to/45zSKk7

 

DELL-Charles R

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