2.02 Bug ?? Deleted vlans showing up on vNICs

[DAVE GENTON]

Since 2.0.2 has come out I have experianced an issue at each install in which deleted vlans (from global database) are still showing up in the vNIC templates and therefore the vNICs of all hosts.   When vlan is deleted, it is removed from vnic template as active however it still remains live until under the template, vnic interfaces tab, I manually delete the old non existing vlans.  Anyone seen this ??

dave

[abbharga · Accepted solution]

Hi Dave,

I just did a quick test on my system and i see the  same behaviour on 2.0.1 2.0.2 versions. i looked at the vnic running  config and see the vlan still allowed on the interface as well.

I'll looks for any known bugs or will file one.

Thanks!

Abhinav

[abbharga · Accepted solution]

Hi dave,

We do already have a bug under which this behaviour is being tracked:

Here is the bug:

CSCtx65534    VLAN deletion creates orphan in service profile and traffic interuption

http://tools.cisco.com/Support/BugToolKit/search/getBugDetails.do?method=fetchBugDetails&bugId=CSCtx65534

A side note:

this behaviour is not coming from UCS but rather coming from NXOS. we did a quick test on n5k (running nxos) and saw the same behaviour.

Thanks!

./abhinav

[DAVE GENTON]

Thanks !!  Great information and glad to have it.  Will relay bug id to customer and co-workers.

Dave

[DAVE GENTON]

Is there a 2nd bug id for NX-OS side ?  Looking for affected versions of NX-OS and dont see it on there, can you advise please since I do UCS and Nexus data center route / switch products ??

thanks

dave

[abbharga]

Hi Dave,

I do not have the bug for the nxos but there are some discussions internally with the nxos team as well.

Thanks!

abhinav

[Peter Cronwright]

Has this been resolved in 2.1(1a)? Looks like it from the release notes.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/release/notes/UCS_28313.html#wp16952

[Robert Burns]

Peter,

Yes I've confirmed this bug shows as resolved in our internal bug tracking in 2.1

Regards,

Robert