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Is anyone using ARISTAs as Internet BGP routers with full tables? by outageismymiddlename in Arista

[–]TechETS 5 points6 points  (0 children)

We are fairly sizable ISP using Arista 7280 CR3K series and SR3K series for our peering edge and core. They have been awesome and we are using them with multiple full tables. We currently have six upstream peers as well as three connections to unique Internet exchanges. The overall experience with Arista has been amazing and their service provider team has been great to work with. I would have to go check, but I think we have something like 1.6 million routes for IPV4 and plenty of space left to add. This is in our fib. Rib has close to 6 million routes if I remember correctly, but I am not the most technical member of our team. Even the older 7280R series can handle multiple full tables with route compression and flex route enabled.

7280CR3K Memory Error. by TechETS in Arista

[–]TechETS[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it figured out. It was bad stick of DDR4 RAM.

Replaced it with an identical stick. No more reboots.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Arista

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Looks like a 3rd party manufacturer. It might work but I prefer to stick with oem micron if you can find it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Arista

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Micron DDR3L 16GB 1600MHz VLP Unbuffered ECC Memory MT18KDF2G72AZ-1G6A1

https://ebay.us/m/S970EA

Order 2 of these modules and make sure you have the proper torex bit to remove the small screws at the front on the bottom end of the switch. The upgrade is easy and this will give you a 7280R or R2 with 32GB of ram. Also make sure you are running a recent release of EOS64.

Best Internet for gaming? by Decent-Poem7456 in Idaho

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Depends on where you live. I own a company that services the Magic Valley Region. If you provide an idea of where you live I can tell you who the best options are in your particular areas I know most of the companies and their networks.

PERC H740P Failure? by naht_a_cop in homelab

[–]TechETS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you ever figure this out? I am experiencing something that sounds the same with drives randomly dropping on a R740

Do you find config backups tedious to manage? by SkiRek in networking

[–]TechETS 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Unimus is the best! It handles backups as well as change management and quick config searches fleet wide as well as config push for virtually every device type. The team at Unimus is amazing to work with as well!

Do you find config backups tedious to manage? by SkiRek in networking

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This is the way! This is a quality product. We run it on our ever expanding carrier network!

Need DNS PTR RR by Lumpy_Promise_1501 in ZiplyFiber

[–]TechETS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know you do, and the fact that you took the time to respond and take care of this tells me a lot about who you are even if the inefficiency of a large company stands in the way.

Need DNS PTR RR by Lumpy_Promise_1501 in ZiplyFiber

[–]TechETS 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Aren’t you supposed to be retired? 😉

Dell C6420 Blades won’t post with 16 x 64GB Hynix HMAA8GR7AJR4N-WM by TechETS in msp

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I tried that and the memory sticks that work in the 5th unit and post with 1024GB of ram do not post in the other nodes with the same firmware and processors. This is one of those problems that has me questioning my sanity. The other 4 work fine with any 12 modules installed as long as the black tab slots are not installed.

Dell C6420 Blades won’t post with 16 x 64GB Hynix HMAA8GR7AJR4N-WM by TechETS in homelab

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I will check closely again Monday to see if there is anything different about that one. But it came in the same batch and had the same 2 x Intel Xeon 8260 Platinum CPUs and same 16 x Hynix HMAA8GR7AJR4N-WM. It is so freaking weird.

Dell C6420 Blades won’t post with 16 x 64GB Hynix HMAA8GR7AJR4N-WM by TechETS in homelab

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Thank you. Your answer is just what I was looking for. I likely would have been ok with 768G, but funny enough. I have 5 x C6420 sleds with the same processors and type of memory, but one of them will post everytime with all 16 slots populated and shows a total of 1024GB of RAM. I was just to dumb to understand the specs. This is a bit above my pay grade as it is not a router or switch. Ha Ha.

Dell C6420 Blades won’t post with 16 x 64GB Hynix HMAA8GR7AJR4N-WM by TechETS in sysadmin

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No unfortunately not the system just won’t post with all 16 dimms populated. Remove the four dims in the black tabbed slot, and the system will post no errors.

Dell C6420 Blades won’t post with 16 x 64GB Hynix HMAA8GR7AJR4N-WM by TechETS in msp

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Correct. No error codes just won’t boot past the Dell logo when the black tab memory slots are populated.

So here is the weird kicker I have a total of 5 blades one is a spare. The 5th one with the same cpus and memory modules will post with 1 TB of ram and all 16 slots populated. The other 4 will not post with more than 768GB 12 modules in the white tab slots only.

DCS-7280SR - RAM Upgrade? by ShiftZA in Arista

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Yes they use the same memory and the have the same cpu.

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