05-28-2012 07:14 AM
I am having an issue creating a port group on nexus 1000v.
I create the port profile on the vsm using the following config...
port-profile type vethernet v506-openGI
vmware port-group
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 506
no shutdown
state enabled
The port group is then learned by vmware & i add the vNIC's from 2 x VM's to the group OK.
however, i cannot then ping the default gateway & neither of the 2 vm's can ping each other?
Has anyone experienced this issue before?
thanks
Colin
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05-28-2012 11:00 AM
Colin,
This is likely a configuration error.
1) Are both VMs on the same ESX host?
2) If so, they should be able to ping each other, if not, you probably forget to create vlan 506 on the 1000v.
3) If they're on different hosts, then check to ensure the upstream switch(es) also have VLAN 506 created and allowed on the VEM facing uplink interfaces.
An easy test is to do "show mac address vlan 506" and look for your VMs MAC address. If you don't see it, then the traffic isn't getting to the upstream switch. This should help you trace it from source to destination VM and everything inbetween.
Regards,
Robert
05-28-2012 11:00 AM
Colin,
This is likely a configuration error.
1) Are both VMs on the same ESX host?
2) If so, they should be able to ping each other, if not, you probably forget to create vlan 506 on the 1000v.
3) If they're on different hosts, then check to ensure the upstream switch(es) also have VLAN 506 created and allowed on the VEM facing uplink interfaces.
An easy test is to do "show mac address vlan 506" and look for your VMs MAC address. If you don't see it, then the traffic isn't getting to the upstream switch. This should help you trace it from source to destination VM and everything inbetween.
Regards,
Robert
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