Community,
I know this seems like a very amateur type question but I did want to ask before I implement the changes.
We have two Nexus 9Ks that have a multitude of 2K FEXs uplinked to them in "straight through" mode. My task is to uplink a server that uses 4 NICs/HBAs to the FEXs. Two links from the server will go to FEX ports 104/1/21 - 22 on FEX-A and the other two will go to FEX ports 104/1/21 - 22 on FEX-B. The channel protocol will be LACP. My question is this:
In what order should I do this? Does it matter? I just want to make sure im doing this correctly. The vPC peer link is already configured and there are already several servers linked up the same way, I just personally have never done this before.
I was thinking of doing it in the following order:
Nexus9K-1(Config)# interface eth104/1/21 - 22
Nexus9K-1(Config-if)# switchport mode trunk
Nexus9K-1(Config-if)# speed 1000
Nexus9K-1(Config-if)# duplex full
Nexus9K-1(Config-if)# channel-group 30 mode active
Nexus9K-1(Config-if)#exit
Nexus9K-1(Config)# Interface po30
Nexus9K-1(Config-if)# vpc 30
Nexus9K-2(Config)# Interface eth104/1/21 - 22
Nexus9K-2(Config-if)# switchport mode trunk
Nexus9K-2(Config-if)# speed 1000
Nexus9K-2(Config-if)# duplex full
Nexus9K-2(Config-if)# channel-group 30 mode active
Nexus9K-2(Config-if)#exit
Nexus9K-2(Config)# Interface po30
Nexus9K-2(Config-if)# vpc 30
Does anyone see any issues with this order? Thanks for the feedback.
Chris.
