Help correct errors in emails, make it more official
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Dear customer,
We have completed the investigation on both of the SVR-02 and TCR-02 routers, but there is no fault found with the routers, the ports and the MPLS links, our local supplier confirmed the link remains up for weeks as well.
But we found that there are error log related to the LAN port from 21st to 24th May, indicating the LAN ports were flapping in the past few days.
We suspect that the LAN switch is faulty or there’s a single point failure on the Ethernet link within LAN connection, which are not managed by BT and our supplier.
We noticed that since 24th May, there has been clear on the system log of CE router, so have you changed anything at your site? Are the sw1 and sw2 are stacked together? Is the port g1/1/35 on sw2 checked?(Because I noted the OPFS was impacted by this port flapping.)
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Dear customer,
Please refer to below email first. Additionally although BT don’t manage your LAN, but we still want to cooperate with you to figure out the line flapping reason, due to invisible to your LAN set up, we suggest you to check the SPT and OPSF type if they are implemented in your LAN network, because even one link is faulty can cause the dual links flapping. We also noticed the G1/1/35 on sw2 was down, has this port been checked?
If it’s possible please share your network topology for further diagnostic.
Thanks & Regards,
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1.
Dear customer,
We have completed the investigation on both of the SVR-02 and TCR-02 routers, but there is no fault found with the routers, the ports or the MPLS links. Our local supplier confirmed the link remains up for weeks as well.
However, we found that there are error logs related to the LAN port from the 21st to the 24th of May, indicating the LAN ports were flapping in the past few days.
We suspect that either the LAN switch is faulty or there’s a single point failure on the Ethernet link within the LAN connection, which are not managed by BT or our supplier.
We noticed that since the 24th of May there has been nothing on the system log of the CE router, so have you changed anything on site? Are the sw1 and sw2 stacked together? Has the port g1/1/35 on sw2 been checked? I noticed that the OPFS was impacted by this port flapping.
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I worked in IT support for a while so I believe that my answers and adjustments were still accurate for the needs of your specific jargon, but there is a possibility of some small errors on my part. Although I'm confident that this is error free.
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Dear customer,
Please refer to the email below first. Additionally although BT doesn't manage your LAN, we still want to cooperate with you to figure out the reason for the line flapping. As it's invisible to your LAN set up, we suggest you to check if the SPT and OPSF type are implemented in your LAN network, because if even one link is faulty it can cause the dual links flapping. We also noticed the G1/1/35 on sw2 was down, has this port been checked?
If it’s possible please share your network topology for further diagnostics.
Thanks & Regards,
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