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07-06-2012 07:37 AM
07-06-2012 07:37 AM
6600 switch and MS NLB
I am working on a project that will be using Microsoft Multicast Network Load balancing technology.
I'd like to know the following:
- Does this command auto-learn the MAC address in MS NLB to routing table?
- Does it cache the routing table information, flush the table info and recreate it? Or does it add it statically and only updates information if it there is a change?
- Will MAC address be known by all the VLANs on the switch(es), or just to that particular VLAN that the NLB will be on?
- Will the MS NLB traffic flood the switch and it VLANs causing a Multicast (broadcast) storm?
- Will this impact any other components of the switch such as switch routing, QOS, VLANs, etc?
- I have 2 core switches(6600) uplinked via 10 GB fiber, will I need to use that command on both switches?
- Will this impact servers that are currently using MS Network Load balancing in unicast mode).
- Will this impact/affect, VMWare v4.1 networking services/vSwitches?
Thank you,