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Hello everyone, I am operating on an air-gapped network and have set up an instance of Cisco ISE 3.0. I have converted my traditional licenses to the new Smart License based format and have validated they are valid. Because we are air-gapped, we hav...
Hello all, We have ESXi hosts connected to a Cisco Nexus 3172 and are having issues pinging the gateway required from the hosts themselves. From the switch, I can ping the gateway the host need to get to and can ping all the way up to the core that h...
All, Thank you for your time and insight. I ended up reloading a new baseline on the switch as this was one of the last remaining legacy switches in my environment and it brought everything back up correctly. I was receving kernel errors on the nexu...
Hi, Yes, the interfaces are up/up and show connected and trunked for all links. They show connected and up/up for both auto and manually set speeds/duplexes. The ESXi hosts just cant seem to see their default gateway.
Deepak, Through the mac address table I can see the hosts and the mac addreses associated with their nics. The ESXI Hosts are connected to the nexus switch via two 10GB links for each host. So each host would have two ports associated with it on the...
We have four hosts connected by two 10GB links each to the Nexus switch. There is also a redundant 1GB connection linked to another switch. The 10GBs are active when working. Is a port-channel required for the distributed switch to work with the NExu...
Morning, Yes the vDistributed Switch has port groups and VLAN IDs assigned. The links connected to the Nexus switch are trunked as requested by the VMware administrator. I believe they are being tagged from Nexus to ESXi host. I performed a sh mac a...
