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Scheduled Service Change: Enable loop-protect on switches in Rhodes node on Ithaca and NYTech campus

Event:
2023-08-08 13:00:00
Expected Duration:
2023-08-08 14:00:00
Status:
Closed
Brief Description:
On August 8, 2023, between approximately 9am and 10am, CIT Network Engineering will enable a network loop-protection feature on building switches served by the Rhodes node on the Ithaca campus and the NYTech campus.
User Impact:
If an incorrectly configured network device is connected and is causing a loop on a switch in the Rhodes node on the Ithaca campus and the NYTech campus, the uplink port of the device on the CIT switch will shut itself down until the device is corrected.
Services Affected:
Network
Subsites Affected:
Wired Network
Full Description:
On August 8, 2023, between approximately 9am and 10am, CIT Network Engineering will enable a network loop-protection feature on building switches served by the Rhodes node on Ithaca campus and the NYTech campus. If a looped device is connected to a CIT switch, the CIT switch port will shut down. Once the loop is corrected, the port will recover and network functionality will return to normal. Network loops are generally the result of customer-owned switches or hubs and devices incorrectly connected to CIT-managed switches. This feature will prevent looped devices from impacting the rest of the building network.

Rhodes Node:
2000:Duffield Hall
2039:Phillips Hall
2043:Grumman Hall
2044:Gates Hall
2045:Upson Hall
2051:Rhodes Hall
2061:Ward Lab
2701:Sage House
2703:Schuyler House
3914:Breazzano Ctr for Business
3927:301 College Ave
3928:409 College Ave
3933:Seneca Place
3934:312 College Ave

NYTech (Entire Site)
CIT TDX ID:
1103895



Timeline of Changes

Description Current Status Date Time
On August 8, 2023, between approximately 9am and 10am, CIT Network Engineering will enable a network loop-protection feature on building switches served by the Rhodes node on Ithaca campus and the NYTech campus. If a looped device is connected to a CIT switch, the CIT switch port will shut down. Once the loop is corrected, the port will recover and network functionality will return to normal. Network loops are generally the result of customer-owned switches or hubs and devices incorrectly connected to CIT-managed switches. This feature will prevent looped devices from impacting the rest of the building network. Rhodes Node: 2000:Duffield Hall 2039:Phillips Hall 2043:Grumman Hall 2044:Gates Hall 2045:Upson Hall 2051:Rhodes Hall 2061:Ward Lab 2701:Sage House 2703:Schuyler House 3914:Breazzano Ctr for Business 3927:301 College Ave 3928:409 College Ave 3933:Seneca Place 3934:312 College Ave NYTech (Entire Site) 2023-08-03 14:27:17