Linking two HP E3800 switches

Hi all,

I have been racking my brain for days trying to solve this problem, so I thought I'd post it here in hope that someone could shed some light on the situation...

We are currently trying to link two Procurve E3800 switches together via 10Gb Fibre... Physically everything is working (activity lights all round), however the two sides can't talk to each other...

Currently here is our current setup:

--E3800(1)-- __________10Gb Fibre Run_____________--E3800(2)--

Config for both switches (Yes they have the exact same setup, hence same config):

---------NOTE------------
Port 25 is the Fibre SFP
Ports 1-8, 13-18 are devices

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module 1 type J9575x

vlan 1
name "DEFAULT_VLAN"
untagged 9-12,19-22,26
tagged 25
no untagged 1-8,13-18,23-24
no ip address
exit

vlan 200
name "iSCSI"
untagged 1-8,13-18,23
tagged 25
no ip address
jumbo
exit

telnet-server listen data
web-management listen data
ip ssh listen data
interface 1
flow-control
exit
interface 2
flow-control
exit
interface 3
flow-control
exit
interface 4
flow-control
exit
interface 5
flow-control
exit
interface 6
flow-control
exit
interface 7
flow-control
exit
interface 8
flow-control
exit
interface 13
flow-control
exit
interface 14
flow-control
exit
interface 15
flow-control
exit
interface 16
flow-control
exit
interface 17
flow-control
exit
interface 18
flow-control
exit
interface 25
flow-control
exit
snmp-server community "public" unrestricted
snmp-server listen data
spanning-tree
oobm
disable
no ip address
exit
management-vlan 100
tftp server listen data
no autorun
no dhcp config-file-update
no dhcp image-file-update

With this config, the devices that are plugged in to the same switch can all talk to each other, however they can't talk to anyone over the fibre link, this occurs on both sides...

We haven't set an IP address for the VLAN because we don't want/need InterVlan routing or anything like that, we are just simply connecting two switches!

Can anyone see any problems with the switch config side of things? Or should I be looking at a device level?

Any help will be greatly appriciated !

Kind Regards,

Adam Sammut