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03-17-2011 08:50 AM
03-17-2011 08:50 AM
Virtual Connect Flex10 internal X-connect
John had a Virtual Connect x-connect internal link question:
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Do the Virtual Connect Flex-10 interconnects really need the stacking links X7 and or X8 to synchronize or checkpoint? I was under the assumption that they did this through the internal network that is setup when you give ip’s to the OA, ILO and interconnects.
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Andeas replied:
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There is no internal communication, if both ports are used for uplinks.
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Comments? Questions? Good to know if you want to have greater netowrk physical separation. Bad if you want redundacy and don't use any of the uplink ports for stacking links.
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