No, I don't have this setup yet, but we will have in the next few months. The information I posted, as stated above, is a direct cut/paste of the reply I had from Cisco TAC: Answer:- Yes, in 6.1(2) you can use F2 and F2e in the same VDC. They can be used to build a single peer-link. Possible combination for a single peer peer-link F2 ------  F2 F2e ----  F2e F2 -----   F2e   --> Yes, this is Possible. Additional info for 6.1(2) i.e current release related to F2e •  F2e Modules cannot exist in the same VDC as M1/M2/F1 modules •  F2e does not have any slot restrictions in any chassis •  In NX-OS 6.1 F2 VDC supports both F2 and F2e modules Feel free to open your own TAC case and ask the same question, it would be good to get confirmation for a third time. ... View more

Hi Manuel, Yes, this is a supported configuration, see my reply on 13-Jan-2013 10:24 above ... View more

Hi, My question was related to the F2 & F2e modules; I appreciate that there are other restrictions to do with the M1,M2 and F1 modules, but that is a separate issue. Your quote from the release notes is actually the main point of the F2e module really, it is able to _coexist_ with the M2 and M1XL module in the same VDC- the 'interoperability' term means 'coexist in the same VDC'. This will only be supported with a future code release, not today. Regards, -phil ... View more

Hi, Thanks for all of the responses. I opened a TAC case as well as asked our Cisco SE, and thought I should post the final conclusion for others to see. The F2 and F2e series modules can coexist in the same VDC, and ports from both modules can be combined to form a vPC peer-link. To quote the TAC engineer: Answer:- Yes, in 6.1(2) you can use F2 and F2e in the same VDC. They can be used to build a single peer-link. Possible combination for a single peer peer-link F2 ------  F2 F2e ----  F2e F2 -----   F2e   --> Yes, this is Possible. Additional info for 6.1(2) i.e current release related to F2e •  F2e Modules cannot exist in the same VDC as M1/M2/F1 modules •  F2e does not have any slot restrictions in any chassis •  In NX-OS 6.1 F2 VDC supports both F2 and F2e modules So, basically they F2e can be considered the same as an F2 module in terms of using and mixing ports to form a peer-link. regards, -phil ... View more

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Hi Martha, Thanks very much for the update and explanation, much appreciated and very reassuring! I will try out the new search tool and let you know if I run into trouble Cheers, Phil Dotchon Senior Advisory Specialist IBM Global Technology Services IBM Bristol, No.1 The Square, Temple Quay, Bristol BS1 6DG Telephone: +44 (0)117 929 5953 Mobex: 37273911 Mobile: +44 (0)7802 936 744 Email: phil_dotchon@uk.ibm.com Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert #6632 Cisco Certified Wireless Design Specialist Cisco Certified Advanced Wireless Field Specialist "Network: anything reticulated or decussated at equal distances with interstices between the intersections" Samuel Johnson 1755. Just goes to prove that networking has always been complicated. mgarrioc 24/08/2011 22:28 Please respond to "cisco-support@sgaur.hosted.jivesoftware.com" To Philip Dotchon/UK/IBM@IBMGB cc Subject - Re: Bug Toolkit does not give search results back Cisco Support Community Re: Bug Toolkit does not give search results back created by Martha Garriock in Bug Toolkit - View the full discussion Hi Rob, Phil, Steven, Roger, Davide, Kristine and other Bug Toolkit users, My name is Martha Garriock and I am the Senior Manager, responsible for our online troubleshooting tools. Phil you are absolutely right, our tool is broken. In fact, this is only one of two major issues that my team is working on. We recognize that the blank page issue, and the performance issues that you are all experiencing is totally unacceptable. Please know that we have our best people working on it, and as soon as we have line of sight of a fix, we will be on this forum letting you know. Please keep the feedback coming, especially with details on what you are trying to search, as it helps in our troubleshooting. The good news is that our team is working on getting you a brand new Bug Search Tool - one that is fast, easy to use, and gives you a voice in rating the quality of our release notes (future release). This tool is currently in Beta, and while it isn?t perfect (we are working on making it easier to use, and navigate), it works ! We encourage you to use it while we fix the BTK issue. We also encourage you to provide us feedback on this new tool, as we continue to refine it before General Availability. Cisco Bug Search Service URL : www.cisco.com/cisco/psn/bssprt/bss Bug Search Service Help Page : http://www.cisco.com/web/applicat/cbsshelp/help.html Bug Search Service release notes for known issues: http://www.cisco.com/web/applicat/cbsshelp/releaseupdate.html Please accept my apologies on the state of Bug Toolkit, and please know that both my team, and my management team are doing everything possible to get it resolved. Cheers, Martha Garriock Senior Manager, Support Web Troubleshooting Tools mgarrioc@cisco.com 416-306-7047 Reply to this message by going to Cisco Support Community Start a new discussion in Bug Toolkit at Cisco Support Community Unless stated otherwise above: IBM United Kingdom Limited - Registered in England and Wales with number 741598. Registered office: PO Box 41, North Harbour, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO6 3AU ... View more

Hi Martha, Thanks very much for the update and explanation, much appreciated and very reassuring! I will try out the new search tool and let you know if I run into trouble Cheers, Phil Dotchon Senior Advisory Specialist IBM Global Technology Services Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert #6632 Cisco Certified Wireless Design Specialist Cisco Certified Advanced Wireless Field Specialist ... View more

Hi, this issue is still apparent and is pretty serious in my view,  effectively the tool is broken. Do we have a view of how long this will  take to resolve, I assume this is a high priority fault for Cisco so I'm  somewhat surprised it hasn't been resolved yet. Regards, Phil Dotchon ... View more

Time to open a case then?! :) ... View more