How to increase maximum interfaces on NX-OS 9000
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10-22-2021 02:54 AM
Hi,
I'm trying to build a simulation that requires more than 20 interfaces on the NX-OS 9000.
It should be a straightforward edit of the YAML file, but the default node definition is read-only.
Hence, I created a new node definition with the 32 interfaces which I need. So far, so good.
However, there are no image definitions available in the new node definition, and when I try to create a new image definition the default ones are not available (at least, I can't find them...)
Has anyone done this before, or know how to find/extract the default NX-OS images?
thanks,
Andrew.
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10-22-2021 02:58 AM
not sure i understood the question correctlu Nexux Virtual support
A maximum of 128 data ports (e1/1, e1/2, ... e1/128) are supported.
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10-22-2021 03:14 AM - edited 10-22-2021 03:15 AM
My question wasn't about whether it was supported or not - it was about how to configure more than 20 interfaces.
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10-22-2021 03:28 AM - edited 10-22-2021 03:33 AM
Sure that what i was mentioned we did not understand your question.
If you installed on esxi, you add interface to vSwitch and attached to OVA VM.
Note : i am not sure you looking this in CML ?
try below example :
https://developer.cisco.com/docs/modeling-labs/#!adding-interfaces-and-overprovisioning
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10-22-2021 03:35 AM - edited 10-22-2021 03:41 AM
Hi,
The default node type of NX-OS 9000 in CML only has 20 interfaces.
Try it yourself - add 2 nodes in CML, one of which is a NX-OS 9000 node and if you try to create a link between them you'll see that it only has 20 interfaces defined by default. (Because that's what is in the node definition).
My question is how to increase this limit.
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10-22-2021 03:48 AM - edited 10-22-2021 03:57 AM
Been Long i have not touched CML2. As per your input Looks for me that is the Limitation of the product of now (but wait for some one to confirm)
i use OVA or other simulatation and emulation tools using nexus9 virtual works as expected.
EDIT :
I looked some YML file this possible going to shell make changes, but i have not done this on CML, but other emulators works.
example :
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10-22-2021 06:19 AM
I'm not using "other emulators", I'm using Cisco CML which is why I posted in the Cisco CML discussion forum.
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10-22-2021 09:08 AM
i can only think of now was - if you could able to change YML file to extend the interface, or contact TAC to find out the limitation.
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10-22-2021 09:51 AM
I'm asking here in case anyone has done this before - and as I'm using the personal edition of CML I don't have TAC support. TAC support only comes with the enterprise edition.
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03-31-2024 12:17 PM
The way I did this was to enter the CML "Tools", "Node and Image Definitions" select the image you want to add more interfaces too and disable "Read-Only". Increase the "Default number of physical interfaces" and select "Update" at the bottom. Then reenabled "Read-Only". Be mindful in these settings because you are editing the default images. This will work for any virtual devices you add in the future moving forward.
