Hello,
We have UCS system with FI Cisco UCS 6332 16UP cluster. Both FI's mgmt addresses and VIP IP are in same subnet.
FI-A: x.x.x.12/24
FI-B: x.x.x.13/24
VIP-IP: x.x.x.14/24
We can successfully ping and ssh to all three IP addresses. We can acce...
Hello,
We are having question regarding UCS system migration to ACI fabric. Consider next deployment where we are having one UCS system that is connected to the traditional network infrastructure with some VLAN i.e. VLAN 10. ACI fabric with the sam...
We are trying to upgrade UCSD 6.0.1.0 to UCSD 6.0.1.2 version. We have stopped services and during the upgrade process we are getting next error message:
Checking if MySql database is running....*********************************** INFO (PatchManager...
I have strange behavior with our CPI at the customer site. With no apparent reason we have noticed that the web interface was not accessible. After the restart all proceses were in up and running state and we were able to log in again. My guestion is...
Hi,I have strange behavior with our CPI at the customer site. With no apparent reason we have noticed that the web interface was not accessible. After the restart all proceses were in up and running state and we were able to log in again. This is the...
Hi Sathish,
We have not yet implemented this migration so what I will write is just plan how we think this might work. For more assistance I suggest you contact your Cisco support.
We were planing to create a VLAN group with VLANs from VLAN range...
Hi,
Sorry for my delayed response.
Please find my answers below.
Are you sure you are able to access UCSM using FI-A ip?
[JM] Yes we are able to access to X.X.X.12 GUI using HTTPS as well as using SSH.
Do you have any jump-box in same subnet o...
Hi,
First of all I wish you Happy New Year and thank you for helping us!
I have attached file with show commands outputs.
I have tried telnet from my computer to the VIP IP on 443 but it is not working.
Connecting To X.X.X.14...Could not open co...
Output of df -h shows that we should have enough space for upgrade:
[root@localhost diagnostics]# df -hFilesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on/dev/sda3 97G 36G 56G 40% //dev/sda1 194M 36M 148M 20% /boottmpfs ...
