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06-30-2014 09:19 AM
06-30-2014 09:19 AM
Virtual Connect Active/Active Uplinks question
Talha had a customer question:
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I have a customer with 2 x HP VC Flex-10 Enet Modules.
Usually at customers when a SUS has 2 x Uplinks 1 from each IC Module, the second link is in Standby Mode. However, In this case both are Active, why is this so.
Is this because there no Stacking Links between IC Bay 1 and IC Bay 2 (i.e. SFP’s in X7 and X8).
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Reply from Robert:
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That would be the cause, for sure. The loop-avoidance mechanism is not seeing any loop, so no uplinks are in standby state.
This is not a good position to be in, in my view. Why are there no stacking links between modules???
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Input from Mark:
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I agree, fix the stacking link issue.
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