09-02-2021 03:27 AM - edited 09-02-2021 04:47 AM
We have a pair of Nexus 93180YC-EX switches running NSOX version 9.3 (5) deployed in a vPC pair.
We have 3 ESXi hosts connected to these switches running version (6.7), hosts 1 & 3 connect to Nexus switch 2 & host 2 connects to Nexus switch 1.
We have HSRP running for the vlan between the 2 nexus switches over the vPC peer link successfully.
There are other vlans/connectivity working fine using vPC connections to both of the nexus switches.
Problem is connectivity between vm's, when the traffic has to cross the vPC peer link.
i.e. if a vm is deployed on host 1, it can communicate with vm's on host 3 (connected to the same nexus switch), but not a vm deployed on host 2 (connected to the other nexus switch in the vPC pair).
We cannot connect the hosts to both Nexus switches, due to limitations of nic cards.
The vPC is up on both switches, is there something i am missing?
thanks
Colin
09-06-2021 12:08 PM
Hi Colin,
To determine the root cause of this issue, we will need a few more details about the nature of your topology. Specifically:
Try to be as specific as possible when troubleshooting this issue - include details about VLANs, MAC addresses, IP addresses, interface names, switch hostnames, etc. when describing this issue.
Thank you!
-Christopher
09-07-2021 05:31 AM
Hi Christopher,
I have been advised to remove all of the vPC configuration from the pair of cisco nexus switches & removed LACP from the DVSwitch & reconfigure to use Load balancing based on IP Hash.
That has resolved the issue.
09-08-2021 04:08 PM
Hi Colin,
I am glad that you were able to find a solution to the issue, although it's unfortunate you had to remove vPC from your design completely to get it working.
Best wishes, and thank you!
-Christopher
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