09-11-2014 03:42 AM - edited 03-07-2019 08:43 PM
Hi,
if NIC are teamed on VMWARE and set to "route based on the orginating virtual id" do i need to port-channel on the cisco switch ?
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09-11-2014 03:51 AM
Here are all options for you:
Resolution
Option 1:
Select “Route based on IP hash” on the vSwitch. Configure Port channel on the Catalyst switches to bundle the links to the physical adapters.
Option 2:
Select “Route based on source MAC hash” as the load balancing method on the vSwitch. Do not configure port channel on the Cisco Catalyst Switches.
Option 3:
If “Route based on the originating virtual switch port ID” is used on the vSwitch, do not team the Virtual Ethernet Adapters as Active/Active on the virtual servers. You may use as Active/Standby on the Virtual Servers. Do not configure port channel on the Cisco Catalyst Switches
HTH
Inayath
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09-11-2014 03:51 AM
Here are all options for you:
Resolution
Option 1:
Select “Route based on IP hash” on the vSwitch. Configure Port channel on the Catalyst switches to bundle the links to the physical adapters.
Option 2:
Select “Route based on source MAC hash” as the load balancing method on the vSwitch. Do not configure port channel on the Cisco Catalyst Switches.
Option 3:
If “Route based on the originating virtual switch port ID” is used on the vSwitch, do not team the Virtual Ethernet Adapters as Active/Active on the virtual servers. You may use as Active/Standby on the Virtual Servers. Do not configure port channel on the Cisco Catalyst Switches
HTH
Inayath
*Plz dont forget to rate usefull posts.
09-11-2014 04:41 AM
Ok thanks
04-23-2024 05:13 AM
Thank you for that ouline.
Is there a new document/link/KB article etc explaining how portchannel/etherchannel etc works with VMWare NIC Teaming nowadays?
Thanks,
Scott
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