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I've spun up UCS Director and created my first VM via automation - woo! Now I'm confused as to how my users can access it. I configured UCSD to deploy a VM with Windows 2008 R2, and it successfully mounts the ISO. However, it's waiting on user inp...
I've spun up UCS Director and created my first VM via automation - woo! Now I'm confused as to how my users can access it. I configured UCSD to deploy a VM with Windows 2008 R2, and it successfully mounts the ISO. However, it's waiting on user inp...
When I use DCNM to discover a Nexus 5548, entering its mgmt0 address (172.16.x.190) as the seed, DCNM finds it but lists it as 1.1.1.190. It takes a long time to discover for some reason, too. When I open the fabric, it cannot access the switch unt...
Hey all,I'm doing some UCS studying and I'm trying to understand how private-vlans work within UCS, but there's surprisingly little documentation on the subject. So far, based mostly on trial-and-error, these seem to be the rules for using pvlans in...
Hey everyone! I've spun up UCS Director and created my first VM via automation - woo! Now I'm confused as to how my users can access it. I configured UCSD to deploy a VM with Windows 2008 R2, and it successfully mounts the ISO. However, it's wait...
In my case, the problem ended up being that the customer had unknowingly configured the management interface with 1.1.1.x. Since this wasn't a routable subnet on their network, DCNM just continued to use the discovery address as its point of control,...
Heya Jim I had always understood them to be FRU. Check out figures 4-6 in the data sheet.http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/switches/catalyst-4500-x-series-switches/data_sheet_c78-696791.htmlWe recently had to do this on a Nexus 6K an...
Hi Manny! Welcome to UCS First, you're looking at some outdated hardware. The 6100s were first gen and have been end-of-sale for a couple years now. You should be looking at the 6200s instead (http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/unified_computin...
Well, nevermind, it seems I had a misconfiguration in VMware. User error Here's what I found: - No tagging required from VMware. Port groups should remain untagged. - The vNIC must be configured ONLY for the secondary/isolated vlan. - It doesn't...