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01-14-2013 02:16 PM
01-14-2013 02:16 PM
Virtual Connet (VC) uplinks reallocation question
Hoa needed to move some uplink on a VC module:
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I need to move VC Ethernet uplinks from X7/X8 to X2/X3 for an ESX4.x environment where firmware/drivers are up to date. I plan to add X2/X3 first before deleting X7/X8, can this action be done with the servers up and running? At the minimum a VCM reset OR server reboot would be great to avoid downtime.
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Input from Nick:
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It’s been a while since I’ve done anything like this but I’d try the following process;
- Add in the new uplinks
- Change the failover from auto to manual specifying the new uplinks as active and the old as standby
- Test connectivity
- Remove X7/X8
- Set failover back to auto
I can’t see any reason why you’d have to reboot the modules or take any servers down.
That said, I would do it out of hours.
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Hoa replied with his actual experiences:
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We added X2 & X3 10G uplinks to VC Flex-10 Bay 1 & 2, removing X7s 10G uplinks from Bay 1 & 2 in Active/Standby configuration. Leave uplinks in Auto vs. Failover mode, let VC to handle LACP as Cisco admin made the changes. No impact to live production environment in Tokyo. I appreciate all your advice.
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