Adding a second NETWORK card on the server HP Proliant ML 350 G5

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• CMS OVA, adding the second NETWORK card breaks the first NETWORK card

  I'm testing CMS 2.0 and when I try to add a second NETWORK card in VMware, he immediately interrupts the first network card.  As soon as the loading of the image, the first NIC fails.  Even if I disable iface b, it will allow all traffic where iface one.  If I stop the application, remove the NETWORK adapter and run it back again, it works very well to the iface one.

  I want to test the public face with box feature, but I can't if I can't add a second network card.

  How do you add the second network interface and interface you add?

  You should add 'VMXNET3' type if you use VMWare, if you chose something else, you invalidate your license, see section 3.3 of the virtualized CMS 2.0 Setup Guide for deployments.

  If you need assistance, you must move this thread to the section of telepresence of forums, where this device is actively discussed.  You can change your question and change the categories at the bottom of the page.

• Will, adding a second video card to the top of my total video memory or each card is discreet?

  Very well.  I have a desktop which is a few years old, and I need to more video memory in order to run some new games smoothly.  So far, my 'helper' on my desktop HP has been useless for helping me find this basic information:

  -Info on my diet

  -I still have how many slots have opened

  Also, will adding a second card to the top of my video RAM in all, or do I have to replace the primary card?

  Thanks for any help!

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  Microsoft Windows Vista - Home Premium Edition (x 32)

  Current vidcard NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS

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• How to associate a VM for the second network adapter on the host

  Hello

  I have created a virtual machine and added a NIC that matches the first physical network adapter on the host Machine. I then added a second NETWORK adapter on the host. I would like to create the second network adapter on the same VM and map it on the second NETWORK adapter on the host. How can this be achieved.

  When I use the "Add Hardware", I does not enumerate the physical network adapters on the host to choose and assigns a VM mac address.

  Kind regards.

  VMware customers use virtual network adapters if you need for a great, a second deck on the host card, but how to do this depends on the host OS.

  For Linux, just run vmware - config.pl and choose to create a second bridged network adapter, choose the right pair of physics.

  For Windows, run vmnetcfg.exe (as an administrator), disable the automatic bypass and then manually fill the two physical network adapters (for example to create two VMnet adapters * with each mapping to a different physical NIC). You also need to restart the host VMware Agent services and VMware Server Web Access before these virtual cards will be available for use.

  Chapter 11 of the guide is a good reference for all this - http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vmserver2.pdf

  Guy Leech

  VMware vExpert 2009

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• best way to put up a second NETWORK adapter for the data on NAS Server store

  I want to add a second NETWORK card if I can get the best possible performance for when I move the data store of the ESXi host to the NAS (which will also have a dual NIC). What is the best way to set up the NETWORK card on the ESXi host to achieve?

  PS - I am aware that I am limited to the real network speed of 1 Gbps and conditions and I agree with that (any of the virtual machines are eager resources or production).

  SOLVED... I think so. JPM300 got on the right track, but I was still not clear on it so I googled all this involving and finally landed on an iSCSI with MPIO configuration. I ended up as a result of this article (I use a Synology DS415 +, but the steps are pretty universal): How to use iSCSI targets on VMware ESXi with Multipath i/o - SynologyWiki. The article is old but always worked perfectly for me. I checked the two paths/NIC are used simultaneously, but I did not actual test to see if I have 200 MB/s of bandwidth (I've seen 80 MB/s when the cloning of virtual machines to the new iSCSI data store using vmfstools).

  I ran into a problem where the second path is not added during the alternating market; I removed the path shown and then was able to add the second path, then the first path again.

  Hope this helps someone.

• Call "HostNetworkSystem.UpdateVirtualSwitch" for the error of the object when you attempt to add the second NETWORK card

  Hi there - first post here, so please be nice :-).

  We are just trying to place an ESX4.1 own deployment in our environment (no previous installation of VMWare) to our main office, using Dell M610 and blades blades M600 to what would become our DR - two sites site hosting VMS on Equallogic iSCSI SAN disks.

  I configured 4 of our blade M610 with ESX 4.1 successfully and they work very well.  These blades have double NIC onboard, and after the initial installation of ESX, I could go to the virtual switch and add in the second NIC like vmnic1 (because one had already been detected during installation).  This fine workd for 4 guests on the M610 blades.  However, I came today to make my first installation on one of the old M600 blades and I encountered a problem.

  Installation went without any problems and I was able to add the host in my vCenter.  I can change all the settings without problem (created the Port of VMKernal for my connection to SAN iSCSI etc, but as soon as I try to add in the second NETWORK card, he paused for a while, and then I get the following error message:)

  Call 'HostNetworkSystem.UpdateVirtualSwitch' of object 'networkSystem-56 "on vCenter Server"VCEN01." ournetwork.local"failed. (network name has been changed for post).  When this happens, it locks up again for several seconds, and when the system returns, I can no longer communicate with the ESX host (Observer of events in vCenter watch 'host is not responding' and I find that I can not ping the host unless I reboot it.)

  If anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it that I don't want to proceed down to the line with our Installer if theres an underlying issue and I need to redo everything.

  Concerning

  EFIN.

  Do you get the same error when you try to add the network adapter by using the command line?

  1. esxcfg-vSwitch - L vmnic1 vSwitch0

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• Add the second NETWORK card to vSwitch

  I'm working on trying to add to install a second NIC physical to the vswitch which is installed by default when ESXi. I use the code below, but when I run it, it disconnects in fact the main physical network card and of course, I then lose connection. I tried different varients of this and even finished by adding a port of vmk, which I didn't do. I just want to add the second network card as a standby card network.

  #Add second NIC to the virtual switch
  $nic = Get-VirtualSwitch -VMHost $currentHost -Name "vSwitch0"
  Set-VirtualSwitch -VirtualSwitch $nic -Nic vmnic1
  

  The cmdlet Set-VirtualSwitch accepts a string array as the value of the parameter - Nic. So you should be able to:

  #Add second NIC to the virtual switch
  $nic = Get-VirtualSwitch -VMHost $currentHost -Name "vSwitch0"
  Set-VirtualSwitch -VirtualSwitch $nic -Nic vmnic1,vmnic2
  

  Best regards, Robert

• Adding a new NETWORK adapter to the ESX Server

  I have an ESX 3.5 server that has two NIC onboard.  I decided that I will join the ESX Server to the SAN, so I need these two NICS for iSCSI.  I'm going to install a NETWORK card in the PCI - X slot.  Unfortunately, without GUI, I'm confused as to how it will work.  Can someone give me some advice on how to add a new NETWORK card?  I checked esxcfg and I don't know if that's what I'm trying to use.  Any help would greatly be appreciated.

  In the VI client, you should be able to go on the tab network management under configuration see the NIC it to add them to the correct vSwitch.

  • Kyle

• Grouping of NETWORK cards causing the ESXi to retransmit ethernet frames received.

  I had an HP Proliant DL380 G5 ESXi 5.1.0 connected to a Cisco 3750 Switch stack.

  All by performing a tcpdump on a host without a report, I discovered that he was under the bombardment with ethernet frames for the MAC address of a computer virtual located on a host across the data center. After a few brief troubleshooting, I discovered that I was able to stop those erroneous frames by disabling NETWORK adapters on my VMWare host group.
  
  I believe that in my situation when ESXi is configured to use two network cards to all frames received on vmnic0 and retransmits them on vmnic1 and vice-vesa. I experienced these symptoms when ESXi is configured for failover with an active adapter and adapter mode standby and I also experienced the same symptoms in the following load balancing configuration.
  

  
  

  Symptoms: some time after activating the load balancing, all frames Ethernet for the MAC address of a virtual computer on the affected host are broadcast on each switch port in the entire data center.
  
  Steps to reproduce:
  (1) implementation below configuration.
  (2) unplug the ethernet cable connecting vmnic1 and switch1 port gi2/0/4
  (3) run the host 1.1.1.1 EI - n - q tcpdump on any machine physics linux in the data center (don't even have to be connected directly to 1).
  Confirm there is no packet seen with the IP address of 1.1.1.1 destination
  (4) plug the cable between vmnic1 and switch1 gi2/0/4 port ethernet
  (5) wait 60 to 120 seconds
  (6) watch a burst of frames ethernet with the destination MAC address of the VM (which owns 1.1.1.1) in the output of tcpdump

  Cisco Configuration:

  hostname switch1
  !
  src-dst-ip port-channel load-balance

  !

  interface GigabitEthernet1/0/4

  Description vmnic0.host0 (NIC 1)

  switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q

  switchport mode trunk

  channel-group mode 4 on

  spanning tree portfast trunk

  end

  !

  interface GigabitEthernet2/0/4

  Description vmnic1.host0 (NIC 2)

  switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q

  switchport mode trunk

  channel-group mode 4 on

  spanning tree portfast trunk

  end

  !

  Interface Port-Channel 4

  Host0 description

  switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q

  switchport mode trunk

  spanning tree portfast trunk

  end

  
  Configuration of ESXi
  vSwitch0

  Grouping of NETWORK cards / Load Balancing: route based on IP Hash
  Grouping of NETWORK cards / failover detection network: link status only
  Grouping of NETWORK cards / notify switches: Yes
  NIC Teaming / relief: Yes
  Grouping of NETWORK cards / adapters active: vmnic0, vmnic1
  NIC Teaming / standby adapters: nothingness
  NIC adapters grouping / unused: nothingness
  Security / Promiscious Mode: reject

  Security / MAC address changes: accept
  Security / forged passes: accept

  
  #1 Virtual Machine port group
  Network label: 'Public '.

  VLAN: 27
  Grouping of NETWORK cards: all unchecked (inherited)

  #2 Virtual Machine port group
  Network label: "trunk".
  VLAN: 4095
  Grouping of NETWORK cards: all unchecked (inherited)

  VM kernel Port #1
  Network label: 'management '.
  VLAN: 2

  Grouping of NETWORK cards: all unchecked (inherited)

  VM #1
  

  OS: Windows Server 2003
  NIC 1 / adapter: Flexible
  NIC 1 / network Label: 'Public '.

  IP address: 1.1.1.1/24

  I apologize for the delay in my response.

  Unplug physically 2 cable NETWORK card on the host and configuration mirrored port on the switchport to 1 NETWORK adapter of the host, I have been able to confirm that the host VMWare issues guides on NIC1 with a destination MAC address of one of its own VM.

  After carefully reviewing the captured data, I noticed that the destination frames wrong "02:bf:cb:50:a2:76" MAC address actually belonged to "Local Area Connection 1' one of my Windows 2003 Server WHAT VM installed on the suspected host.

  Dig a little deeper, I discovered that this virtual NETWORK card is presented to the operating system as
  Name: Local 1 network connection
  "Type: VMware Accelerated AMD PCNet adapt."
  MAC: 02-BF-CB-50-A2-76

  But the configuration of the virtual machine in vCentre is
  Name: Network adapter 1
  Type: Flexible
  MAC: 00: 0C: 29:fa:e8:83

  Note the different MAC addresses.

  Digging a little further I discovered that Windows 2003 server has configured on "Local 1 network connection" network load balancing and NLB is the cause of the altered MAC address.

  Rather than to investigate further I have just placed a load balancer linux before the server windows 2003 cluster and that you turn off NLB.

  But I suspect that there is still a fundamental problem in the Virtual Switch VMware with how he learns the MAC addresses of the virtual machine is using flexible vNIC. In particular, with a virtual machine that uses a form to override the MAC address such as that used by NLB.

• setting up of a second NETWORK adapter on the ESX machine...

  I'm in the part of my ESX machine and I NIC one configured for LAN, but I try to activate and configure a second NETWORK adapter on this computer, so I can connect it to a VLAN different. When I go I see the place to allow the second NETWORK card (and I have) but it says always "disconnected" and I see only the settings for the first NETWORK adapter in the IP configuration screen. How can I set an IP address and stuff for the second NETWORK card, and why is it showing as offline after that I went out and restarted the management stuff?

  Go under ESX / Configuration / networks.

  You will see your vSwitch. You can change it or click Add, to add a new vSwitch.

  For the basic concepts, see also:

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/virtual_networking_concepts.PDF

  André

• Lab Manager V3 and a second NETWORK card

  Hello everyone. I have a question I hope you can help me with. In Lab Manager V2.5, we were having a problem with fencing. Our fencing required 5 IPs and our customer wants about 100 fences. As we seek to do not use more than 2 C all classes of IP addresses, we hoped an alternative solution.

  Our current idea is to try to use the second NETWORK card on a separate internal switch. This option would use the internal IP for 4 IP addresses and an external IP address. Although this plan seems feasible in theory, the V2.5 Lab Manager did not work to achieve this end. Thus, we are now experiencing V3. Does anyone know if this plan of attack is feasible? If so, what measures are necessary to achieve this goal? The second NETWORK card will be detected automatically by the Lab Manager, or is there a configuration I do not see any there to achieve?

  In short, I need to know if a second NETWORK adapter is feasible with V3 before submitting a request for a second switch. Please let me know if anyone has any info on this subject. Thank you kindly.

  LM 3.0 allows to use up to 4 network LM by VM Interfaces.  A Network Interface is the combination of the virtual NETWORK card and a physical interface LM LM 3.0, or virtual network.  Networking has been considerably strengthened LM 2.5 days.  Instead of a comprehensive physical network, you can have several (limit)? Physical networks that map to vSwitches in your vCenter/ESX host environment.  The Act of creating a physical network of LM 3.0 creates a group of ports on the vSwitch that you you mapped physical network LM.  Each physical network can accommodate up to worth (1024) 4 c of static IP addresses.  If you want that your different physical networks LM using different physical network interface cards on the ESX host, map to different vCenter/ESX vSwitches.

  Fencing is also managed a little more dynamically without the limitations in number of closed configs that were in previous versions.  All virtual machines in a fenced config needs to be hosted on the same ESX host however.

  Oh, virtual networks are a separate issue, which allow the installation of a local network visible only to virtual machines in a configuration.

  I hope this helps.

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• Grouping of network cards on the PowerEdge R320 and R720 servers

  Hello

  I have several R320 servers with quad port NIC broadcom. I would like to configure the collection of NETWORK adapters on the Server 2008 R2, but I couldn't find a download on the website of Dell application, could someone ' a please point me in the right direction.

  I also have a Dell server with Vmware Esxi 5.1 R720, is it possible to configure NETWORK cards on this grouping?

  Thank you

  Dan

  Guys,

  Is the possible consolidation of NETWORK cards? I would have thought that it is something that would be fairly simple with the right driver.

• Compaq Presario V6000: exclamation point next to the network card in the BIOS Setup

  Hello

  Recently, I find the wifi on my laptop does not work with projected light orange. I tried hard to stop my laptop, remove the battery and then restart the same thing with resetting the wifi button but of no use. Also with F10 if I enter the configuration for starting it I find exclamation close the my network card with the message that the ability to start will be disabled if the device with the exclamation mark.

  Please let know us, as I did also update my network drivers.

  Concerning

  Arvind

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  Welcome to the HP Forums!

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  Compaq Pressario V6000 series laptop, what your exact model?

  How can I find my model number or product number?

  I understand - you have a problem with your wireless network. You tried to update the drivers, but there was no change.

  Did you of recent changes made to your Internet provider or router?

  If you go into Device Manager there is an error on the network card?  If yes what is it?

  Here is a link to HP - troubleshooting your wireless network computers and Internet (Windows 7)

  Have your tried running MS Fix It for help with this difficulty?

  Good luck!

• How to add the second network card?

  A server (VMware ESX 4.1) works well with a network card. Since I want to add a virtual switch, I need to add another network card. So I inserted into a PCI slot and reboot ESX. But the ESX does not. I need to reinstall ESX to let him find this network adapter?

  Thank you very much for the help.

  The added network adapter is Gigabit PCI Desktop Adapter, D-Link DGE-528 t.

  I tried several model D-link years... None of this can work.

  Use a broadcom or Intel card (and listed in HCL).

  André

• Tecra A10 - 12O: installing the driver network card in Windows Server 2003 R2 Std

  Hello

  I received 6 laptop Tecra A10 - 12O, and we need to install Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition with SP2 in all these six machines. Windows Server 2003 has been installed perfectly, but now we have only the network LAN card to work but we are unable to install its driver. When I installed Windows XP from the supplied DVD for Toshiba, it says Intel 82567V Gigabit network adapter. I tried to download the drivers for this adatpor of drivers Toshiba, Intel Web site, but it will not install in Windows Server 2003. I also tried manually force to choose and install a driver from the list, I choose that it will install but shows yellow question mark in Device Manager means that it does not work with this driver.

  I also tried the same Intel 82567V drivers from some sites non-Toshiba, of these models using the same network card, but is not truck drivers at all.

  I understand these laptop computers does not support Windows Server 2003, but these were ordered to be used as servers with Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition and I am required to make the Installer only with activated and installed network adapter.

  I try last week and exhausted all means to get the installed network adapter driver, but all have failed. Can someone please help with this? All support will be highly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Charwal

  Hey Buddy

  If I m not wrong Windows Server 2003 uses the same drivers as Win XP and I guess that it s driver problem not a LAN, but perhaps also the problem of Windows Server 2003 installed.

  You are right; the LAN chip seems to be Intel 82567V and the LAN driver downloaded from Intel page should work 100%.

  In your case, I would recommend installing the chipset driver.
  Remove the LAN card from Device Manager, then restart the laptop.
  Then go back to Device Manager and update driver in pointing devices Manager to the place where the driver downloaded LAN was stored on the HARD drive.