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I was digging through the Broadcom support to see if I could find the latest custom ESXi iso and it seems like several vendors showed up but Cisco did not... Any reason for this that anyone knows? And does anyone happen to have the latest ESXi custo...
Hello,
I'm trying to figure out if and how to configure 2 vNIC's on 2 different b200 blades to communicate without having to use a northbound ACI switch.
Each b200 has a vNIC-a and vNIC-b
Both vNIC's have been given the same random vlan 1234
Both vNI...
Thanks for the reply,
Due to the fact this was a time sensitive issue I went and had the vlan added to one of the upstream switches regardless which resolved the issue. This is interesting and I wouldn't mind testing it in a lab when I get ahold of ...
OK so if I had vNIC-A pinned to FI-A defined on B200-1 and vNIC-A pinned to FI-A on B200-2 I should in theory see connectivity.
Which is still not working.
I think this is due to the fact that the host isn't in switching mode and requires a NB switch...
To clarify
Do you mean if we have a bonded pair in the OS with 1 NIC pinned to FI-A and another nic pinned to FI-B that the bond wont work OR are you stating that between 1 blade a NIC from FI-A and FI-B will not communicate?
Thanks for the reply
From what you said, I think a good test is to unbond the NIC's in the OS and try to configure one of them by itself. Which I'm trying now.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Think I figured this out.
FI's in end host making this not possible, not going to switching mode either so ill have to define a vlan on a NB switch regardless.
