Well, I'm almost there, but not quite. To catch everyone up: New Cisco 3560 layer 3 switch - being used at this moment to replace a 2651 router. Local workstations are connected to an HP 4108gl chassis, which is then using a Gig port, TAGGED in all VLANs, to connect to the switch/router. After trying 3 separate times, I finally got the HP and the 3560 to start talking to each other, but now I have very inconsistent pings and traceroutes. The ping targets are servers in my remote offices, which are accessed through our ISP's network, not public internet. When I traceroute with the router in place, I see names of each hop, and it completes in a timely manner. When I traceroute with the 3560 in place, it times out on the second hop, which is my firewall, then continues on, eventually reaching the destination, however when it does, it hops 3 or 4 more times, on that address, before it realizes that it is at the final stop. I have text files with the ping results and traceroutes if anyone is interested in seeing them. My first thought is that the ports are not synching up as far as speed/duplex settings, but I'm just not really sure. I'm trying to get a "laundry list" of possible causes, so I can finally get this thing in place and functioning properly. Unfortunately, I'm unable to test any changes made until after business hours, which is why I'd like to get as many possible causes, or really tie it down to one thing, before planning the switchover again. Joe Heaton AISA Employment Training Panel 1100 J Street, 4th Floor Sacramento, CA 95814 (916) 327-5276 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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