06-23-2014 08:07 AM
I can create the san port channel using UCS manager. But I would like to know the syntax using CLI. So far I was able to figure out the following. One thing missing was moving the port channel from the default VSAN(1) to a different VSAN i.e VSAN 10 in my case. I have looked at the CLI guide, but have not found the commands syntax. Appreciate if anyone can post the syntax
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06-23-2014 12:22 PM
I would do reverse Engineering
1) use UCS Manager to do it
2) check the result: ssh to FI, and do "show configuration"
I assume you are in FC EHM (NPV); therefore if you connect to a MDS/N5k, you should enable F-Port-Trunking-Channeling
Must look similar to
scope fabric a
enter vsan 1234 1234 1234
set fc-zoning disabled
set fcoe-vlan 1234
set id 1234
enter member-port a 1 35
exit
enter member-port a 1 36
exit
enter member-port a 1 37
exit
enter member-port a 1 38
exit
enter member-port-channel a 111
exit
localize
exit
06-23-2014 12:22 PM
I would do reverse Engineering
1) use UCS Manager to do it
2) check the result: ssh to FI, and do "show configuration"
I assume you are in FC EHM (NPV); therefore if you connect to a MDS/N5k, you should enable F-Port-Trunking-Channeling
Must look similar to
scope fabric a
enter vsan 1234 1234 1234
set fc-zoning disabled
set fcoe-vlan 1234
set id 1234
enter member-port a 1 35
exit
enter member-port a 1 36
exit
enter member-port a 1 37
exit
enter member-port a 1 38
exit
enter member-port-channel a 111
exit
localize
exit
06-24-2014 07:40 AM
Thanx Wdey. That's exactly what I was looking for. Here is the syntax which works for me.
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