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07-08-2021
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I have a PA-3020 that was taken out of production several months ago. When it was removed, everything was working. Since that time, it has been sitting on a shelf. I decided to get it out today, and try to set up a small lab. I consoled in to the device, and performed a factory reset. Next, I connected to the management interface, and went to the Web GUI. I configured eth1/1 as a Layer 3 interface, added it to the "Internet" zone, and set it for DHCP. I then plugged a cable in to the port. No link lights or anything. I verified the cable and jack are good by plugging it in to my laptop. Laptop got an IP address and internet. I tried the same config on the next 5 ports, just to see, and got the same results. Of course, we don't have support on this unit right now since it was just sitting on a shelf. Otherwise I'd call PA. Does anyone have any ideas of what I can try? If you need to see the output of any commands, let me know.
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