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10-27-2009 08:35 PM
10-27-2009 08:35 PM
Re: Network Dropouts on BL460c NIC teams running W2k3
nope. Proxy ARP is not turned on. Looks like the windows 2003 tcp/ip stack is picking up tagged traffic from the pre-prod vlan on the blades. The flex 10 switch might be stripping the tag and picking up the mac address for the wrong vlan and passing that to the arp table on the blade. not sure. not seeing the problem anywhere else on the network, then again we aren't passing tagged traffic past any other nics except ESX hosts.
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