MCR Switch Port Assignments

Rack			Switch
Ports	Status	Description	Vlan	Ports
	Completed	To sbsw	Trunk, 2	1-2
	Unused			3,12
	Completed	Alternate Staff subnet	22	13-24
	Completed	Misc subnet for QM	5	25-36
	Unused			37-48

Vlan 2 ip address 10.2.0.10

Notes

After several years of running out of ports on the main camp router (mcr), and using some random junky switch to make up the difference, we upgraded to a managed 48 port switch. The main camp router switch is located under the mcr router. The host name is mcrsw. You can ssh in and make changes. User root, and our high security password. It's an old Dell 3548, and uses old ssh protocols, so you have to do something like this to get in:

ssh -o KexAlgorithms=diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha1 -c aes256-cbc mcrsw

If you have a tftp server, you can update it's config with something like this:

copy tftp://10.4.0.1/dell_mcrsw.conf startup-config

Currently mcrsw is using lagg between ports em4, em5 on mcr, and ports g3, g4, on mcrsw, but we have the NoLAGG version with just em5 to g4.
Initially things worked great with the NoLAGG version. but after it was converted to LAGG, I couldn't ping things at the sticker booth, Until I pinged from sbsw to route. It might have something to do with route being the default route for the sticker booth devices. So if you see odd behavior like that, look at route first.

After fair mcr and the switch are removed and stored in the office. Here are some config files:

• MCR pfSense NoLAGG config: config-mcr.ocfit.org-20230714114841.xml
• Dell 3548 switch config: dell_mcrsw_NoLAGG.conf
• MCR pfSense LAGG config: config-mcr.ocfit.org-20230714200035_LAGG.xml
• Dell 3548 switch config with LAGG ports: dell_mcrsw_LAGG.conf