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One of the unappreciated features of the Cisco C-Series server is the ability to carve up the VIC into multiple virtual adapters. This allows you to apply things like jumbo frames and COS to adapters on the same physical link. It also makes dealin...
To configure bonding you will need to stop and start network services so you will need access to the console. While the normal KVM will work just fine, it will be much easier if you have configured Serial Over LAN so you can use the clipboard to copy...
Setting up client access for RBD is a simple process but it requires coordination between the cluster and the client. On the cluster you will need to make sure you have created any required user IDs and written out the keyring files. Once you have ...
Detailed discussion on troubleshooting SAN Boot issues using the Cisco VIC Adapter. Includes a complete set of common issues and how to identify the root cause of the "Failure to Boot" scenario.
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A note on the "hwclock" command. When using NTP, once you set the clock at the system level, to avoid issues with the hardware clock on the systemboard resetting the time to a widely divergent value you should do the following.hwclock --systohc
Scott, thanks for posting this, something I should have done long ago!Note - I have a newer version of this document and it has also been turned into a CiscoLive! Lab Session which we will be offering in San Diego next year.
