Re: VTP question

From: Muhammad Nasim (muhammad.nasim@gmail.com)
Date: Sat Sep 13 2008 - 22:25:30 ART

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reload the client switch or create some more vlans on Server site.

It seems to me that the revision number on client is higher then the Server
side.

HTH

2008/9/14 Sam K. <sam.futureccie@gmail.com>

> I cconfigured VTP on 2 switches... by configuring them in the same domain
> name and password. Configured 1 switch as server and other as client.
> created 3 vlans on my server and they got propagated to client switch.
> Later, I deleted the vlan.dat file from the server, rebooted and configured
> the same vtp domain name and password. Created a new vlan which didn't
> existed on the client and it's not showing up in the client switch. The
> revision number on the client is showing as 3 but on the server it's
> showing
> as 1... any idea what's going on and why the client is not able to receive
> the new vlan info from the server?
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