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07-17-2019
11:31 PM
"On switches, LB only applies to egress traffic from the switch. It doesn't matter how the traffic entered the switch." That's the answer that I was looking for. It is switching so it doesn't matter if the frame path isn't symetric. Thanks very much, Have a nice day
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07-17-2019
09:29 AM
My question is without any change on my ESX and my SRV (this is an exemple of topology, not my topology) : - How can I be clean with my load balancing parameter on my switches ? for exemple : Etherchannel LB on ESX is : src-dst-ip Etherchannel LB SRV is : mac-src which LB parameter I need to put in my switches ? The problem is that the LB parameter is a global command and not an interface command. But there is maybi a work around. thanks for your answer, regards
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07-17-2019
04:57 AM
Hello, I have for example a LAN with several switches (SW1-4) connected together with Etherchannel, an ESX is connected to the SW1 with Etherchannel too, and an other server connected to SW4. ESX====SW1====SW2====SW3====SW4====SRV | |_ ___PC My ESX need to have a load balancing method like src-dst-ip. That's not a problem, I change it in SW1. Then : - Because there is an other etherchannel between SW1 and SW2 and because the load-balancing command affect every etherchannel in the switch, I will change the load balancing method of the SW2 to be agree with SW1 because default is src-mac. - I'm doing the same for SW3 and SW4. Everything will be good if my server have a src-dst-ip load balancing configured. My question : If my server is still in src-mac for example or everything else than src-dst-ip, what's could be the solution to be clean and satisfied both ESX and Server load balancing methods ? without changing servers load balancing methods. I don't think that's possible because of the switches load balancing process... Thanks for your responses,
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07-17-2019
"On switches, LB only applies to egress traffic from the switch. It
doesn't matter how the traffic e...
07-17-2019
My question is without any change on my ESX and my SRV (this is an
exemple of topology, not my topol...
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