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03-13-2015 09:54 AM
03-13-2015 09:54 AM
Trunk HP c3000 GbE2c to Cisco 5672 vPC setup
Hello, first post here. Don't have a lot of experience setting up HP Switching but I need to get this configuration working and I KNOW somebody has to have done this before.
I would like to trunk 4 ports on my GbE2c (21-24) with 2 cisco switches in a virtual port channel (vPC) config. I have done that part and confirmed that both sides are up on the HP and Cisco. However I can't ping any of the blades inside the chassis. I am also not quite sure on the pvid and vlan tagging setup combinations that I should be using. Below are my current config:
/* Slot: 1
/c/sys/dlight e
/c/sys/ssnmp
rcomm "fsh_r0"
wcomm "fsh_rw"
/c/port 2
tag ena
/c/port 4
tag ena
/c/port 8
pvid 100
/c/port 16
pvid 100
/c/port 21
pvid 100
rmon e
/c/port 22
pvid 100
rmon e
/c/port 23
pvid 100
rmon e
/c/port 24
pvid 100
rmon e
/c/l2/vlan 1
def 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 20
/c/l2/vlan 100
ena
name "VLAN 100"
def 8 16 21 22 23 24
/c/l2/vlan 110
ena
name "VLAN 110"
def 0
/c/l2/vlan 120
ena
name "VLAN 120"
def 0
/c/l2/stp 1/clear
/c/l2/stp 1/add 1 100 110 120
/c/l2/lacp/port 8
mode active
/c/l2/lacp/port 16
mode active
adminkey 8
/c/l2/lacp/port 21
mode active
adminkey 25
/c/l2/lacp/port 22
mode active
adminkey 25
/c/l2/lacp/port 23
mode active
adminkey 25
/c/l2/lacp/port 24
mode active
adminkey 25
/* /c/l3/if 256
* addr <dhcp>
* ena
/* /c/l3/gw 4
* ena
* addr <dhcp>
/c/l3/dns
prima 10.0.2.54
secon 192.168.30.251
dname "fsch.com"
/c/sys/ntp
on
prisrv 10.0.2.29
/
Currently it feels like a routing issue as inbound packet count on my trunk ports are factors higher than the outbound and the reverse is true on the blades. Outbound is higher than inbound.
I know VLAN 110 and 100 are functional on the Cisco side as I have static ports set in each one of those vlans on the switches and they are routeable.
Current IP settings for the switch are shown as DHCP above but are:
192.168.30.213
255.255.255.0
DFGW: 192.168.30.2
Routing table is showing default route as 192.168.30.2
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03-16-2015 02:07 PM
03-16-2015 02:07 PM
Re: Trunk HP c3000 GbE2c to Cisco 5672 vPC setup
Resolved. Needed to add VLAN's to my trunk ports as well as to the various server blade ports.
Did a write-up on it, hope it helps somebody else out.