I just got a refurb N3024P and booted it up and started configuring. Things have gone fine so far except I am having a lot of trouble using TFTP.
I do have a TFTP server running currently which I've used to grab firmware updates many times in the past for other N3000 switches. I just now tested TFTP with another N3000 switch to make sure I could export the running config to the TFTP folder as a test.txt file. It works perfectly and the file showed up right away and there were no errors.
I attempted the same thing with my new N3024 but it just sits there and says "0 bytes transferred" and then eventually fails. I used the EXACT same command as with the other switch, except I exported to "test2.txt".
NOTE: Yes the path is correct and yes TFTP is running on the server. I also ran WireShark on my server and filtered for TFTP and noticed that there was no traffic at all. So it's as if TFTP is not even running on the N3024P switch..
Commands that were used:
>console# en
>console# copy running-config t192.168.10.36/Switches/filename.txt
*NOTE: This forum appears to have removed the letters, "F", "T", and "P" from this line of text
Both switches have identical firmware versions:
active: 6.3.3.8
backup: 6.3.2.3
current-active: 6.3.3.8
next-active: 6.3.3.8
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EDIT:
I just noticed that I am not able to ping anything from this new switch and get a reply, except it's own IP. However, I am still able to access it via ssh and https to make configuration changes. The switch is connect to our LAN and seems to be functioning properly at the networking layers..
show ip interface and show ip route displays a properly configured IP, netmask and default-gateway, so I don't know what this issue is about..