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brianr

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#2078925 ·published 2011-08-29 04:48 UTC
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      Name      802.1Q VLAN ID
  ------------  --------------
  DEFAULT_VLAN  1             
  intranet      100


Spanning Tree Enabled [No] : Yes
  STP Priority [32768] : 32768          Hello Time [2] : 2
  Max Age [20] : 20                     Forward Delay [15] : 15
A1-MP  10/100TX  | 10     128  Norm
  A2     10/100TX  | 10     128  Norm
  A3     10/100TX  | 10     128  Norm
  A4     10/100TX  | 10     128  Norm
  A5     10/100TX  | 10     128  Norm
  A6     10/100TX  | 10     128  Norm
  A7     10/100TX  | 10     128  Norm
 F1     10/100TX  | 10     64   Norm
  F2     10/100TX  | 10     64   Norm
  F3     10/100TX  | 10     128  Norm
  F4     10/100TX  | 10     128  Norm

all ports are pri 128 except for f1 and f2 for some reason
a1 is mirrorport but nothing is plugged in there at the moment.

IGMP
DEfault vlan igmp enabled no   forward with high priority yes
intranet vlan 100 igmp enabled no  forward with high priority no

Automatic Broadcast Control off
Port Security Disabled

Port    DEFAULT_VLAN    intranet
  ----- + ------------  ------------
  B7    | Untagged      No       
  B8    | Untagged      No             
  C1    | Untagged      Tagged
  C2    | Untagged      Tagged
  C3    | Untagged      Tagged
  C4    | Untagged      Tagged
  C5    | Untagged      Tagged
  C6    | Untagged      Tagged
  C7    | Untagged      Tagged
  C8    | Untagged      Tagged
  D1    | Untagged      No    
  D2    | Untagged      No    
  D3    | Untagged      No    
  D4    | Untagged      No    
  D5    | Untagged      No    
  D6    | Untagged      No    
  D7    | Untagged      No    
  D8    | Untagged      No    
  E1    | Untagged      No    



Here is what I think is my problem.
From my dhcp/gateway machine...
Windows clients have arp tables like this
arp -n|grep 192.168.1.146
192.168.1.146            ether   50:e5:49:3d:88:a3   C                     eth0
192.168.1.146            ether   50:e5:49:3d:88:a3   C                     eth3

Linux machines have arp table like this.
arp -n|grep 192.168.1.158
192.168.1.158            ether   78:e7:d1:c8:dd:3f   C                     eth0



The network diagram is roughly like this.

Intranet > 8 port linksys switch, uplink port connects to Hp Procurve switch vlan 100 intranet.
the linksys switch also connects to the dhcp/gateway on eth0

The gateway connects on eth3 to the hp procurve switch in default vlan 1
the hp procurve then connects to my internet router from vlan 1