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Forgot that the command is for 6200 series FI and you are using UCS mini, hence it didnt worked.
If, as you mentioned, that configuring Jumbo MTU on Best effort class, this worked; it means that the issue is with tagging the packet correctly for go...
Agreed with the comment above, that you should not have a UCSM managed NIC card, for a integrated server, not connected to FIs. However unsure if Intel X520 is UCSM managed.
The original issue does not seem with setup, but as you already identified...
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The appliance port traffic will never traverse the Uplink ports, the reason same VLAN is required to be configured and it appears to be pinned to an uplink port, is how the appliance port is treated internally within UCSM (ie it is treated simil...
Driver release notes mention what bug was fixed, or feature added, to the new version. Those fixes will still be there in newer releases than the recommended version.
A driver downgrade is sort of like brute method to try to fix the issue (as it in...
