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11-20-2013 06:47 AM
11-20-2013 06:47 AM
Virtual Connect (VC) uplinks using Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)
Oleg had a question regarding Multiple Enclosure Stacking (MES) configurations
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Are there cookbook for multienclosure configurations available?
It’s not clear, how should I create vNets/Uplinks to get uplinks balanced, to keep traffic from going to TOR switches, and to maintain profile migrations available.
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Reply from David:
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Attached is possibly the latest MES cookbook from April this year.
Active/Standby should allow the best East/West or internal traffic flow of VLAN and networks.
You could include Enc#_Bay#_OS in the name of a profile to keep track of where it started and what OS/function it does.
That profile can be moved to any bay in the VC Domain(MES enclosures) that have like HW.
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Attached is the document.