03-19-2020 01:40 PM
Dear All,
We are connecting a bare metal server ( physical server) with dual homed to ACI fabric leaf switches.
Eg.
--> Leaf Switch-01(Eth1/10) with Port-1 of physical server.
--> Leaf Switch-02(Eth1/15) with Port-2 of physical server.
We need suggestion with configuration steps as port numbers on both leafs switches are different and probably not configure under single policy/profile.
Rgds
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03-19-2020 01:45 PM
03-19-2020 01:53 PM
Hi,
As per my information from our compute team it would be active-passive at server end.
But still requesting to share and infact good to have both vPC (either with lacp or without
lacp) and active-passive configurations steps.
Regards
03-19-2020 03:01 PM
Hi @netbeginner ,
If your server team is telling you that the two uplinks will not be bundled in any way, then you don't need to worry about a vPC down to the server. You can configure standard interfaces (trunk or access) and static path to the EPGs you need too support on that server.
Having said that you can see how vPCs are configured in ACI at the link below.
https://unofficialaciguide.com/2018/04/10/aci-vpc-in-aci/
Lastly regardless, its a very good idea to match your interfaces on your leafs.
--> Leaf Switch-01(Eth1/10) with Port-1 of physical server.
--> Leaf Switch-02(Eth1/10) with Port-2 of physical server.
Should you ever require a vPC down to that server or a new one, keeping the interfaces consistent is a much cleaner approach and lessens your configuration. I can't urge you to take that approach enough!
03-19-2020 03:29 PM
Hi Claudia,
I agree with your point but understand some limitation this is why our data center team has alotted 02 different interfaces.
Well...while searching today I came to know that this can also be achieved from path Fabric --> access policies --> quick launch --> interface , pc and vPC....but full configurations was not available there.
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