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I have an ACE20 and I'm trying to figure out how to load balance based on URI. I want URL's that meet a certain criteria to get load balanced to one set of servers while everything else to a different set of servers. For example, I have one domain ...
Hi,I'm trying to track GLBP priority much like we do with HSRP. I understand GLPB's tracking of the AVFs but that's not what I want to do. I want to be able to not only decide what my AVF's are but also I want to track the AVG's. I'm not able to f...
I have a VSM that I originally installed as the primary VSM (via the GUI method). I wanted to install the secondary but they never seem to sync. I saw this trhread:https://communities.cisco.com/message/33166#33166And I noticed that my current VSM (...
Hi,I'm running into a problem with Guests's ports in a blocked state. From the vSphere interface the ports are in a blocked state (see attachment). From the Nexus CLI I get this:nexus-1# sh interface status------------------------------------------...
Thanks Peter...I was afraid of that. I couldn't find any clues on how that could be done other than to go into each interface (I have many of those). It seems Cisco overlooked that operational feature. I have tested failover and it is pretty quick...
Thank you for the explanation. That is consistent with what I saw. The only downside for me was that since the Secondary never received the correct config and upon the reboot of the "primary" the config was lost. The Secondary did in fact start...
Robert,Thank you for the troubleshooting tips. I'm sure I'll use those at some point. I didn't have access to the ESX host over the weekend to execute these commands. The problem was a simple lack of VLAN definition on the VSM (see above).Casey
Thank you. That was the problem. The fact that this switch is virtual is getting in the way of my thinking. I had assumed that only the mgmt/control/data vlans needed to be defined but it makes sense that I need to define all vlans to be used here...
