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Virtual connect and Teaming

 
Igor Karasik
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Virtual connect and Teaming

Hi,
For environment with C700 enclosure and two Virtual connects which Teaming options on Blades may be using ?
From my point of view only NFT option
(Network Fault Tolerance only) is relevant because cross-link exists between two Virtual connects...
Or I am missing something ?
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JKytsi
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Re: Virtual connect and Teaming

You can use faul tolerance with load balancing too. Find the dokucument "best practices with virtual connect" or something like that =)
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Igor Karasik
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Re: Virtual connect and Teaming

>>Find the dokucument "best practices with virtual connect" or something like that =)

Cannot find such document
JKytsi
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Re: Virtual connect and Teaming

Okay ...I'll try to explain how to do it.

easy example, one dedicated network

Create LAN1_A and LAN1_B networks in VC manager.
assign two ports from module1 to LAN1_A and two ports from module2 to LAN1_B.
now You should have two sets of 1GB links with failover.
Same applies to more complicated networks too.
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JKytsi
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Re: Virtual connect and Teaming

Check here

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c01386629/c01386629.pdf
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Igor Karasik
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Re: Virtual connect and Teaming

Thanks for the link to "HP Virtual Connect for the Cisco Network Administrator".
I miss this document in my search.
Did you know about similar document for Nortel (we use Nortel switches) ?
JKytsi
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Re: Virtual connect and Teaming

I think same info will aply to Nortel world. Nortel is using more standards based things than Cisco? The document brings differences between Cisco terms and standar terms.
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Igor Karasik
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Re: Virtual connect and Teaming

Nortel is a different - use own terms and sometimes special protocols