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I have a 9216i’s (nxos 4.2) and a 6120 (ucs 2.0) that I am trying to configure a san-port-channel to port-channel with and I can’t get it working. The FC (F-NP) links work when they are not in a po, but when I try to form a port-channel I get “invali...
Does anyone know how having two VSGs servicing a single tenant affects the “Host Scalability” of 12 VEMs per VSG?Per the docs each VSG can handle 12 VEMs.I am understanding this as a single VSG module can service up to 12 VEM’s (Hosts). What if the c...
Is booting from iSCSI SAN supported with UCS 2.0 and vSphere 5?I remember there was a problem with iSCSI boot from san when UCS 2.0 was released, Has that been fixed and can someone reference the fix?
TITV is an open source project aimed to help you to document your UCS system. TITV consists of a script which collects information from the UCSM via the API. The script parses the XML data and then writes the data to a report.https://sourceforge.n...
I think I know what the problem is. 9216i's default line card are gen 1 and do not support f-port-trunk functionality. I am going to buy a gen 2 line card x9148 and put it in. I have been told these will work.
Yes. No matter what I do, or how I configure it on either side. I keep getting the MDS fc interface being error disabled.2013 Oct 21 14:23:10 MDS-1 %PORT-5-IF_DOWN_INVALID_CONFIG: %$VSAN 1%$ Interface fc1/1 is down(Error disabled - Possible PortChann...
You mean you have guest level on the MDS's. You should reset the admin password to give you full access to the switches. You can then tftp the image file to the bootflash on the mds switches.
My concern isn't around virtual networks or tenants. It's the individual VSG's capability to handle host VEMs. Per the table below a single VSG can service 12 VEMs. What happens if the customer has vethernet port profiles attached to the vsg that are...
