Network Admin Life - The ED switch and... The REST of the story

Published 2024-05-19

All Comments (11)
  • @Zetharion1
    Loved listening to Paul Harvey's stories!
  • @awstott
    That sounds super frustrating to try and diagnose. Quick question - if you swap that power supply you unplugged that killed POE into a different switch does POE die on that? Maybe a bad power supply in your RMA'd switch?
  • @newyorkkam
    At my previous company, I've had terrible experience with Extreme switches. Customer service rep and myself have built a nice relationship due to faulty switches I've came across.
  • @changwang7596
    Interesting, hope Extreme finds an answer to why all this is happening
  • PoE headers will randomly plague us. I’ve found it’s due to either heat or dust. Also, one thing we do is stacking with the SFP+ ports and FS MM transceivers. Helps if we have a power problem on one switch it won’t carry to each stack member (as long as it isn’t power related on the AC side)
  • @samjones4327
    G'morning brother, Grace & Peace 2 U! Oh wow! I remember listening to Paul Harvey's radio show with my grandfather on Saturdays:eyes-pink-heart-shape: Thanks once again for a great video! That is weird how equipment will develop a mind of it's own. I like your troubleshooting approach, I've actually taken several notes on your process to implement with my own to get the job done! I appreciate all that U do 4 us and have a great and blessed day! God Bless!🙏🏽:person-turqouise-waving:
  • @svdleer
    Seeing this video and thinking about my comment on your last video, I recognise the problems with the Extreme switches from years ago, my advise, start thinking about something different :) Random reboots, Loosing random stackmembers, Loosing PoE.... In the past we dropped stacking of the switches made them more stable.
  • @MrShayjan
    Do have the same OS version all over? Is that a universal hardware or older X ?
  • @MattDaryoush
    Stones throw away from you in Modesto, CA - Extreme switches are super problematic.. Go Cisco if you can they're worth the extra $$