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08-12-2010 01:54 PM
08-12-2010 01:54 PM
Private Networks
Hi,
I have a blade chassis setup as in the diagram above.
I have a blade C7000 chassis with 2 x blade servers, 2 x Virtual Connect Flex-10 modules.
The VC modules are connected to external Cisco 6509 switch, via dual etherchannel links configured with lacp, and dot1q encapsulation for VLAN tagging. These are trunks ports allowing VLAN 10,20 & 30.
The Virtual connect is configured with two Shared Uplink Sets SUS A on VC 1 and SUS B on VC 2 and VLAN mapping is configured.
The two blade servers are configured for VLAN 10 with private network option.
When I ping blade 2 from blade 1 I get a timeout, if I ping a none blade server connected to the cisco switches in the same VLAN I get a response.
If I take private networks off it all works.
See attached file for layout.
Can anyone suggest why this is and what/if will resolve this?
Thanks
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08-16-2010 02:10 PM
08-16-2010 02:10 PM
Re: Private Networks
From the VC Cookbook for Cisco Administrators it says that when you invoke a VLAN to be Private that the VC links can't talk to each other and must go to an external switch to resolve the security aspects of a "Private VLAN."
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08-27-2010 01:10 PM
08-27-2010 01:10 PM
Re: Private Networks
The Virtual Connect Private Networks feature is working for you as designed.
Private Networks will prevent servers on the same vNet within the same enclosure from talking to each other over that vNet. So the fact that the two servers in the enclosure, cannot ping each other proves this is working. Now, if you don't want the blade on VLAN 10 to ping the rack server on VLAN 10, then you will need to employ an external PVLAN or similar configuration on the external switch that the rack server and/or VC are connected to, which is beyond the scope of the VC Cookbook.
So, with that... What behavior are you expecting?.