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12-21-2012 09:18 AM
12-21-2012 09:18 AM
LOM NICs from BL680cG5 show up in VC as well as 10GbE flex-10 Mezzanine card, why?
We have a C7000 enclosure with twp BL680cG5 in bay 1 and 2. Each BL680 has four 1GbE NICs (on board) and an additional Flex10 mezzanine card in Mezz2. Interconnects are: 1&2- 10GbE pass-thru's, 3&4 - HP 8/24 Port SAN switch,
5&6 - Virtual Connect Flex-10, 7&8 - 1GbE pass-thru's. VC shows interconnect bays 1&2 as 10 GbE pass-thru's (but unmannaged) which IS just what I would expect. However, when creating a server profile, the 4 LOM NIC's show up as port 1 - 4 and mapped to bays 1&2. Virtual Connect can't manage them, so why do they show up when configuring a server profile? To get around this, we had to "unassigned" them in order to configure the Flex-10 NIC's. If we didn't then anything we set up as 1GbE or below would pick a 1GbE LOM by default, and set it to 1GbE.
So, my question is: If VC can't manage these NIC's why display them as a valid port selection? Very confusing...
By the way: OA f/w is 3.30 and VC f/w is 3.70
Regards,
Louis
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