How to change default LAN port A1 (1G) to Port C1 (10G)

Hi,

you will have to edit each firewall rule to point at the new link. You can try using the gateway field in the DHCP server but you will still need to change the firewall rules if you plan to disable the slower link.

Ian

Hi,

you will have to edit each firewall rule to point at the new link. You can try using the gateway field in the DHCP server but you will still need to change the firewall rules if you plan to disable the slower link.

Ian

HI

It is already  done  both the Ports are in firewall

My mistake I thought you were talking external.

You will need to change the IP address of every device to the IP range on the 10G uses it is just a link to the switch where you would disable the 1g and the switch should reroute the traffic over the 10G.

Ian

Hi

I have done the same ie. Change the PORT C1 IP address with PortA1 but still traffic is going from portA1. If i am disconnecting postA1  then not able to access the device it self.

You might need to reboot the switch and XG to make them talk over the new link. The switch will have a different MAC for the IP address so most definitely will need a restart.

Ian

Hi

I restarted the device but still same issue. If I unplugged PortA1 cable I am not able to access even PortC1.

Try setting C1 to autonegotiate.

Is you switch managed and if so what does it show for the C1 connection?

Ian

Ian,

the problem is that in the postgres the portA1 is referenced somewhere and changing all the objects where the port is used on XG can require a lot of times.

This is something to be done via advanced shell. I provided to the user commands to query and change the port from advanced shell. Waiting for feedback before writing here the proper way to change in one shot the port on psql.

Regards

Hi Luk,

thank you for your update and knowledge.

Ian