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I have the following network, it's a house with a steel frame, which is why there are so many.

This device with the alert 2F E RIGHT has just started playing up recently. Now, there IS a loop, that spanning tree usually detects and disables. (it connects both to 2F E LEFT (the one above it) and 4F POE (the one below with the AP17) It is just about a year old too.

It is intermittently pingable, but I am not seeing a pattern to the response and/or lack thereof.

And of course, there are NO LOGS for the end users, so we cannot begin to guess what the problem is. I expect to go on site and swap it for a spare on Friday. But I would really like to know what the problem is.

CN13KPB0MV

Is the magic number for aruba people who can check and tell me.


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Still can't change my name from FL17!
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Hey FL17,

I'm checking with my team on this concern for you. Thank you for sharing it and allowing us to help.

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Original Message:
Sent: 12-12-2022 04:39 AM
From: F L
Subject: Possible failing 1930?

I have the following network, it's a house with a steel frame, which is why there are so many.

This device with the alert 2F E RIGHT has just started playing up recently. Now, there IS a loop, that spanning tree usually detects and disables. (it connects both to 2F E LEFT (the one above it) and 4F POE (the one below with the AP17) It is just about a year old too.

It is intermittently pingable, but I am not seeing a pattern to the response and/or lack thereof.

And of course, there are NO LOGS for the end users, so we cannot begin to guess what the problem is. I expect to go on site and swap it for a spare on Friday. But I would really like to know what the problem is.

CN13KPB0MV

Is the magic number for aruba people who can check and tell me.


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Still can't change my name from FL17!
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