06-14-2011 06:38 AM
The attached is the design I'd like to pursue when setting up a new data center network. I want to use NIC teaming from servers and channel groups from routers and other network devices when connecting to the fabric extenders. This document runs through a sample configuration and outlines creating a vPC between a server and the FEXs. My question is, do I need to create a vPC for every server that is dual homed to the FEXs when using NIC teaming? If so, is the only alternative to dual home the FEXs instead?
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06-14-2011 02:40 PM
If you are talking about figure 4 in the PDF, yes, you have to create vPC for every single server. The server in figure 4 is using LACP as channel protocol and both NIC are forwarding traffic (active/active).
If you are using active/standby, you don't need to create vPC.
HTH,
jerry
06-14-2011 02:40 PM
If you are talking about figure 4 in the PDF, yes, you have to create vPC for every single server. The server in figure 4 is using LACP as channel protocol and both NIC are forwarding traffic (active/active).
If you are using active/standby, you don't need to create vPC.
HTH,
jerry
06-15-2011 04:50 AM
I see, it's really just a matter of taking advantage of active/active paths then.
thank you
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