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10-31-2010 08:38 PM
10-31-2010 08:38 PM
Network Teaming on DL380 & Cisco CATOS switch
Hi all,
I would like to setup 2 etherchannel teams (using LACP on Cisco switch) of 2 NIC ports each, and then team the 2 channels as Fault Tolerant across different switches.
So basically I like to aggregate ports 1&2 as channel to switch 1, aggregate ports 3&4 as channel to switch 2. Both channels are configured on the same on both switches. And then treat these 2 channels as NFT links across both switches.
Is this possible with HP Network Configuration Utility? I can setup the teaming by choosing Automatic as Team Type in NCU and configure lacp channels on Cisco switch. But once I have the 2 new channel team NICs, I can't select them to team again as NFT. Does this require some advanced NCU license from HP?
Also, by looking at Team Utilization tab in a teamed channel, I can confirm Rx is working on both ports. But Tx seems to be only going out on 1 port. Team Type and Trasmit Load Balancing are both set to Automatic. All settings on NCU & Cisco switch looks OK. Am I missing something basic?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
L. Hsieh
I would like to setup 2 etherchannel teams (using LACP on Cisco switch) of 2 NIC ports each, and then team the 2 channels as Fault Tolerant across different switches.
So basically I like to aggregate ports 1&2 as channel to switch 1, aggregate ports 3&4 as channel to switch 2. Both channels are configured on the same on both switches. And then treat these 2 channels as NFT links across both switches.
Is this possible with HP Network Configuration Utility? I can setup the teaming by choosing Automatic as Team Type in NCU and configure lacp channels on Cisco switch. But once I have the 2 new channel team NICs, I can't select them to team again as NFT. Does this require some advanced NCU license from HP?
Also, by looking at Team Utilization tab in a teamed channel, I can confirm Rx is working on both ports. But Tx seems to be only going out on 1 port. Team Type and Trasmit Load Balancing are both set to Automatic. All settings on NCU & Cisco switch looks OK. Am I missing something basic?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
L. Hsieh
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11-08-2010 01:25 PM
11-08-2010 01:25 PM
Re: Network Teaming on DL380 & Cisco CATOS switch
Don't think it's possible, unless your two Catalyst's are "stacked" (probably not if you are running CatOS).
See Cisco Document ID 98469: "The EtherChannel should start on a single device and end on another single device. The device can be a switch stack, a workstation, or a server."
See Cisco Document ID 98469: "The EtherChannel should start on a single device and end on another single device. The device can be a switch stack, a workstation, or a server."
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