Force10 vlan exclusivity?

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• 10G and switch network cards virtual configs

  It will move in a new data center that has a capacity of 10G up to the switches in the baskets.  In our current environment of 1 G, we have seven network cables (6 for ESX) and 1 for the remote management of the server.  If we move to 10G we could cut the cables up to two for ESX and remote management.

  Our current Setup uses a vSwitch for the console, another vSwitch VMotion and private traffic and a third for public traffic.  Each of the three vSwitches has two network adapters physical, assigned to the redundancy.

  If we go with NIC 10 G in the new data center then of course we have only a single virtual switch with two network cards in 10G for redundancy.  I wouldn't have the isolation we have currently with three virtual switches, but given that we're going to use VLAN exclusively in the new data center I don't see a problem.

  Any thoughts on the advantages or disadvantages?  Of course, we will follow the HCL to select a network adapter. 10G compatible

  I think that the reason why many customers today use more than 2 x Gigabit connections is mainly for reasons of security rather than the problems of bandwidth (FT could introduce a little challenge and you could use the same pair or a dedicated third party adapter if you are really concerned for VMotion).

  I wrote about this concept a little back: http://it20.info/blogs/main/archive/2007/10/30/75.aspx

  This hour IB seemed to be the best placed to do this today I think there is a consensus that it's the way things are going to be built... but using 10 Gbit (harmonised rules ethernet - which also includes storage traffic).

  Back to your point I don't think that, in General, a simple increase in bandwidth will solve magically all the segmentation/security concernd that led us to dispose of separate network cards of 6-8-10-22. VLAN / exchanges have been around for a long time and their implementation (or lack of theorof) on the host ESX has been achieved through physical segmentation rather than raw bandwidth concerns. This may be different for you (good for you).

  This will change with Enhanced segmentation/QoS features added to Ethernet protocol to join this converged network that talks about Cisco.

  My 0.0002 cents.

  Massimo.

• Reference Dell Force10 S4810 VLAN in mirror

  Ladies and gentlemen,

  I was wondering if you have some experience with the mirroring of the ports on the VLT in Dell Force10 switches and if it is possible.
  I searched for more information last week and could not find valuable comments.
  I have a setup two switches to the VLT VLT.
  I have a couple of servers connected with port LACP channels and dozens of VLANs which they are responsible.
  Is it possible in the VLT to have mirrored a VLAN configuration to other VIRTUAL LAN?
  Best regards
  Kaloyan S.

  A full installation of VLT will require more ports that supports mirroring, and there is not a way to layer 3 mirroring.

• Force10 MXL - VLAN is not routing.

  I'm trying to set up a simple installation Layer 3 on stacked MXL Force10 switches.

  ManagementEthernet 0/0 90.21.0.175 YES manual upward, upward
  VLAN 33 10.1.33.1 YES manual upward, upward
  VLAN 101 10.1.32.1 YES manual upward, upward
  VLAN 103 192.168.103.1 YES manual upward, upward

  MXL-stack #sho vlan

  Q: U - no identified, the T - tag

  Ports Status Description Q NUM
  * 1 U active Te 0/3-6, 11-14, 17-23, 25-32
  U Te 1/3-6, 11-14, 16-23, 25-31

  EENET active 33 U Te 1/15<>
   
  101 production Dynamics network T Te 0/1-2, 7-8, 15-16, 24, 44<==10.1.33.x>
  T Te 1/8,24,32
                                          
  External network active 103 T Te 0/8,16,24<==192.168.103.x>
  T Te 1/1-2, 8, 24, 32
  U Te 1/7

  Route ip MXL-stack #sho

  Destination Gateway Dist/metric was last modified
  -----------                          -------                                ----------- -----------
  C Direct 10.1.32.0/24, Vl 101 0/0 3d2h
  C Direct 10.1.33.0/24, Vl 33 0/0 00:13:51
  C Direct 192.168.103.0/24, Vl 103 0/0 3d1h

  Battery Switch MXL
  Ping result message
  192.168.103.13 fail
  10.1.32.21 success
  10.1.33.10 success

  192.168.103.13 - default gateway is 192.168.103.1
  Ping result message
  192.168.103.1 success
  192.168.103.11 success
  10.1.32.1 success
  10.1.32.21 fail
  10.1.33.1 fail - 192.168.103.1 inaccessible Destination network

  10.1.32.21 - default gateway is 10.1.32.1
  Ping result message
  192.168.103.1 success
  192.168.103.13 fail
  10.1.33.1 success
  10.1.33.10 success

  10.1.33.10 - default gateway is 10.1.33.1
  Ping result message
  192.168.103.1 success
  192.168.103.13 fail
  10.1.32.1 success
  10.1.32.21 success

  I have my hosts on my different threads pointed to the stack for their default gateways, and I want my MXL battery to switch packets at layer 3 connectivity between subnets.  The part which I stem is why is my vlan 103 does not communicate?  I can't even he ping of the MXL battery that has the vlan on it.  This should be the easiest thing in the world, but it is a failure.  Someone has an idea?

  I am pleased to hear that the routing has started working. I agree, it seems strange that would not work one day and then work the next day. Were all devices removed or added to the network between the two days? Or any small changes to config?

  To remove a configuration you issue clear config

  http://www.force10networks.com/CSPortal20/TechTips/0080_HowDoISaveMyConfiguration.aspx

  The latest firmware is 9.3.0.0. Which provides overall improvements and would be calling and updated.

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  Can monitor to see if the problem back to the top again.

• LAG, VLANS and Trunking Force10

  I'm with vSphere and I a vSwitch with several groups of ports configured, including 2 assigned to VLAN ID and a network of management with no Vlan ID.  This vSwitch will use physical NIC grouped to route this traffic to a physical Dell Force10 MXL switch.  My understanding of the standard networking, a trunk port must be configured and VLAN must be added to this as labeled trunk port, while the traffic that has no Vlan ID is left unidentified and by default is the vlan by default (usually Vlan 1).  The attached picture is the topology I and I need to make this work, but do not have a lot of experience with Force10 switches and so far, it looks very different.  In addition, if it is relevant, the external switch in the diagram is actually 2 Force10 switches separated stacked, and there are two connections to the other switch (currently a 6224 not managed) between the firewall and F10s, which is a separate issue - those must be configured as an OFFSET on the F10s and the 6224? One or the other?  Or?  If anyone can help with the configuration for this topology?  Please help me out here.  Thank you!

  

  Currently, the best method to get assistance and recommendations with Force10 equipment, is through the Force10 support group. They will be more quickly and accurately help you with this inquiry.

  www.force10networks.com/.../ContactSupportGen.aspx

  Watching a white Force10 pages looks like a trunk can be configured with these commands.

  Configure VLANs tagged for an Interface of Port Trunk

  #configurer MXL2 MXL2 vlan (conf) #interface 11

  MXL2 (conf-if-vl-11) #tagged tengigabitethernet 0/1

  MXL2 (conf-if-vl-11) #no shutdown

  MXL2 (conf-if-vl-11) #exit

  MXL2 (conf) #interface vlan 12

  MXL2 (conf-if-vl-12) #tagged tengigabitethernet 0/1

  MXL2 (conf-if-vl-12) #no shutdown

  MXL2 (conf-if-vl-12) #exit

  MXL2 (conf) #exit MXL2 #.

  en.Community.Dell.com/.../download.aspx

  Thank you.

• Force10 S2410-01-10GE - 24 p does support hybrid-mode command?

  Does anyone know if the Force10 S2410-01-10GE switch - 24 p supports a command that is similar to an order for OTF to hybrid mode?

  I'm in the need to have a vlan are supported interfaces also well marked and unmarked. Is there something similar to the AVSTP?

  Version running on this switch of current is 2.4.1.11

  John

  With the AVSTP, I think you need create the VLAN and then enter in the interface VLAN, and then define this VLAN tagged, not marked or PVID. Here is an article on the creation of VLANs and affecting the tag/no identified for VLAN interface.

  http://bit.LY/1cYhbfV

  So, you should be able to define several as tagged VLANs. And then 1 VLAN as the PVID for all traffic not marked. Page 224 of the guide also describes some more detail.

  http://Dell.to/1cgZ6ca

  Hope this helps

• F10 4820 t - pulsations on the interface vlan

  Hello everyone

  Using Force10 S4820T on 9.6

  Rate limits can be applied to the physical interfaces only? and if yes how can I do to fix a speed limit on an interface vlan? Policy-map?

  Thanks in advance

  Based on the information contained in the user guide, it seems that it cannot apply to the physical interface.

  Page 739:

  http://bit.LY/1IRtdlU

• VLANning questions about blades MXL

  Hello

  I have a new M100e with a SAN PS4110xs case, a few servers blade and two switches Force10 MXL (switches and SAN on fabric)

  I put it all in place and works fine, but using the default VLAN for all

  I want to connect the switches to a Juniper EX3300 via SFP ports + and send the subnet SAN out so that I can connect remotely to the IP address of the EqualLogic for VMM integration management

  However, every time I try to put SAN ports in a VLAN separate-, before even that I look into the chutes for the Juniper - I lose all connectivity on the San.

  I created a new VLAN (VLAN120), but as soon as I set the ports inside they cannot ping each other.

  int vlan120

  Tagged te0/1 (this is the port of SAN)

  Tagged te0/12 (it is a single server)

  Tagged te0/16 (that's the other server)

  as soon as I do that I lose all connectivity to the San and server cannot ping each other via the iSCSI network.

  I tried to use 'no label' instead of 'tag' with the same effect.

  The VLAN is active (non-stop)

  I am at a loss for what is the question.

  Any help gratefully received.

  Select this option.

  I understood the question - I got 2 trunk in the Juniper VLAN120 links - as soon as I disabled the second interface everything arises in life

  Now I need to try to find a way to implement a SHIFT between the two MXL in the stack and a Juniper ex3300 - I managed to get the connectivity that I need, but with only a single link - as it is a remote site I want redundancy :-)

• Force10 MXL config question

  My MXL blades have been set up by Dell Technology Services and work fine, but I would like to make a few changes now and not being Setup is not a network engineer, I have a problem with the docs I could find on the config of Force 10.  Specifically, I want to do 3 things:

  (1) change the SSH root password

  (2) remove a port to a LAG (port channel) group

  (3) add a new VLAN to some ports in the switch, including the one I just removed the lag, but abandon the SHIFT since the new VLAN

  Can someone point me to a doc that explains how to do this kind of things?

  Also, is it possible to access the console somehow by SSH in the CMC?  I swear I've seen Dell Tech Services people who do somehow, but I don't know how they did it.  Maybe I misunderstood what they were doing.  It would be nice to not have the addresses of IP config exposed and control access through the permissions of CMC.

  Thank you.

  Hi amunter,

  You can SSH to the CMC racadm commands and use to set it up. You just need to use PuTTY or other terminal program and go to the CMC host name or IP address.

  You should be able to change the password in this way

  (Force10) > activate

  (Force10) #config

  (Force10) (Config) #username admin passwd un_mot_de_passe

  _Config_07_29_2014.PDF https://www.force10networks.com/CSPortal20/Knowledgebase/documentation/CLIConfig/FTOS/MXL_9.5 (0.1)

  You can remove a port of a port channel in the channel of the port and using the command config no channel-member interface

  Page 395

  You can assign a VLAN to a port with the command interface vlan id - vlan

  Page 910

• Force10 problem and Dell Openmanage Network Manager snmp

  Hello

  I have install snmp on Force10: traps, string community, I have also setup set up on omnm, but for some reason, I could not authenticate with F10, please find config below as well as key details:

  Dell10G-1 #show running-config

  Current configuration...

  ! Version 9.0 (1.3)

  ! Last modification of the configuration to Fri Feb 21 14:07:21 2014 by default

  ! Startup-config updated Fri Feb 21 12:50:21 2014 by default

  !

  start the primary system battery-unit 1: A:

  start a system secondary battery-unit 1: B:

  start the system default stack-unit 1: A:

  start the primary system battery-unit 2: A:

  start a system secondary battery-unit 2: B:

  start the system default stack-unit 2: A:

  !

  redundancy full automatic synchronization

  !

  hostname Dell10G-1

  !

  enable password 7 b125455cf679b208d3169fc631698be5722a1b01b7edad00

  !

  username admin password 7 269672acad1160b3ff0b65cde5149f32

  !

  no activation of dcb

  !

  disposal of battery-unit 1 S5000

  !

  stack stack-unit 1-group 14

  !

  stack stack-unit 1-group 15

  !

  TenGigabitEthernet-1/0 interface

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  TrustDSCP of service-policy input

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/1

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  TrustDSCP of service-policy input

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/2

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  TrustDSCP of service-policy input

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/3

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  TrustDSCP of service-policy input

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/4

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  TrustDSCP of service-policy input

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/5

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  TrustDSCP of service-policy input

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/6

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/7

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/8

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 9/1

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/10

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/11

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/12

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  TrustDSCP of service-policy input

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/13

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/14

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/15

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/16

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/17

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/18

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/19

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/20

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/21

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/22

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/23

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/24

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/25

  EQL-con2 description

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/26

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/27

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/28

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/29

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/30

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/31

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/32

  no ip address

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/33

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  TenGigabitEthernet 1/34 interface

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 1/35

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface 1/48 fortyGigE

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface fortyGigE 1/52

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  disposal of battery-unit 2 S5000

  !

  stack stack-unit 2-group 14

  !

  stack stack-unit 2-group 15

  !

  TenGigabitEthernet-2/0 interface

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/1

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/2

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/3

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/4

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/5

  no ip address

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/6

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/7

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/8

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 9/2

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/10

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/11

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/12

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/13

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/14

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/15

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/16

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/17

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/18

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/19

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/20

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/21

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/22

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/23

  no ip address

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/24

  EQL-con1 description

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/25

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/26

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/27

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/28

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/29

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/30

  no ip address

  hybrid portmode

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/31

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/32

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/33

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  TenGigabitEthernet 2/34 interface

  no ip address

  MTU 12000

  switchport

  no downtime

  !

  interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/35

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface fortyGigE 2/48

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface fortyGigE 2/52

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface ManagementEthernet 0/0

  no downtime

  !

  ManagementEthernet 1/0 interface

  IP address 10.0.0.30/24

  no downtime

  !

  ManagementEthernet 2/0 interface

  IP address 10.0.0.25/24

  no downtime

  !

  ManagementEthernet 3/0 interface

  no downtime

  !

  ManagementEthernet 4/0 interface

  no downtime

  !

  ManagementEthernet-5/0 interface

  no downtime

  !

  ManagementEthernet 6/0 interface

  no downtime

  !

  ManagementEthernet 7/0 interface

  no downtime

  !

  ManagementEthernet-8/0 interface

  no downtime

  !

  interface ManagementEthernet 9/0

  no downtime

  !

  ManagementEthernet-10/0 interface

  no downtime

  !

  ManagementEthernet-11/0 interface

  no downtime

  !

  interface Vlan 1

  ! unidentified TenGigabitEthernet-1/0-17, 27, 29, 31

  ! unidentified TenGigabitEthernet 2/2,5,26,28,30

  !

  Vlan 100 interface

  ISCSI description

  iSCSI name

  no ip address

  tagless TenGigabitEthernet 1/24-26, 28, 30

  tagless TenGigabitEthernet 2/24-25, 27, 29, 31-34

  no downtime

  !

  interface Vlan 150

  VMotion description

  no ip address

  Tagged TenGigabitEthernet 1/27,29,31

  Tagged TenGigabitEthernet 2/26,28,30

  Shutdown

  !

  interface Vlan 999

  Speech description

  the voice name

  no ip address

  Tagged TenGigabitEthernet 1/0-3, 5, 12-13

  no downtime

  !

  interface Vlan 4000

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface Vlan 4001

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface Vlan 4003

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface Vlan 4010

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface Vlan 4020

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  interface Vlan 4030

  no ip address

  Shutdown

  !

  management route 0.0.0.0/0 10.0.0.1

  !

  class service dynamics dot1p

  !

  SNMP-server community Monitoring ro

  Server enable SNMP traps bgp

  SNMP-Server enable traps snmp authentication linkdown, linkup cold start

  Server enable SNMP traps vrrp

  Server enable SNMP traps lacp

  entity of traps activate SNMP Server

  Enable SNMP-Server intercepts stp

  Server enable SNMP traps ecfm

  Server enable SNMP traps vlt

  Enable SNMP-Server intercepts fips

  Server enable SNMP traps xstp

  Enable SNMP-Server intercepts ets

  Server enable SNMP traps envmon cam-use temperature power fan

  Server enable SNMP traps eoam

  Enable SNMP-Server intercepts pfc

  Host Server SNMP 10.0.0.238 traps version 1 monitoring - port udp 162

  !

  class-map correspondence-everything ClassMap1

  match ip dscp 46

  !

  Policy-map-input TrustDSCP

  Class-card service-queue ClassMap1 2

  Trust diffserv

  !

  Lldp Protocol

  to advertise dot1-tlv, port port-protocole-vlan-id-vlan-id

  advertise dot1-tlv-name of vlan id the vlan-999

  advertise med

  advertise med 999 6 46 voices

  !

  0 line console

  line vty 0

  line vty 1

  line vty 2

  line vty 3

  line vty 4

  line vty 5

  line vty 6

  line vty 7

  line vty 8

  line vty 9

  !

  end

  ______________________________

  Dell10G-1 #show snmp group

  GroupName: v1v2creadg security model: v1

  readview: v1v2cdefault writeview: no give view entry

  notifyview: v1v2cdefault context: no context specified

  status: Active

  GroupName: v1v2creadg security model: v2c

  readview: v1v2cdefault writeview: no give view entry

  notifyview: v1v2cdefault context: no context specified

  status: Active

  GroupName: v1v2cwriteg security model: v1

  readview: v1v2cdefault writeview: v1v2cdefault

  notifyview: v1v2cdefault context: no context specified

  status: Active

  GroupName: v1v2cwriteg security model: v2c

  readview: v1v2cdefault writeview: v1v2cdefault

  notifyview: v1v2cdefault context: no context specified

  status: Active

  __________________________________

  Dell10G-1 #show snmp community

  Community: monitoring

  Background: no

  Security-name: v1v2creadu

  Community: public

  Background: no

  Security-name: v1v2creadu

  Don't know if there are other settings of snmp that must be put in place or I missed something

  Thank you for your help

  Hello

  Can you try to set up OMNM like this http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/network-switches/f/866/t/19535001.aspx

  Set up two profiles of authentication in OMNM. ((1) SNMP v1/v2c and used the SNMP community string, I put on the Force 10 switch 2) Telnet/SSH using the switches telnet user ID, password and the password 'Enable' leaving him activate ID empty.

• See the bandwidth for the Port-Channel on Powerconnect &amp; Force10

  Reference Dell dear community,

  Y at - it a command CLI or GUI to see how much bandwidth result after having done a port channel in some port Powerconnect and Force10? Suppose we have 4 port 1 Gb and do 4 ports with 1 port-channel. So actually in this channel port have a bandwidth of 4 GB.

  In Cisco, with the command show interface port-channel 1, we get the result

  switch #sh po int 1
  Port-channel 1 is up, line protocol is up (connected)
  Material is EtherChannel, address is 0064.4026.739a (bia 0064.4026.739a)
  MTU 1500 bytes, BW 4000000 Kbit, DLY 10 usec,
  reliability 255/255, txload 1/255, rxload 1/255
  Encapsulation ARPA, loopback not set
  KeepAlive set (10 sec)
  Full duplex, 1000 Mbps, link type is auto, media type is unknown
  input stream control is turned off, output flow control is not supported
  Members in this channel: Gi0/1 Gi0/2
  Type of the ARP: ARPA, ARP Timeout 04:00
  Last entry of 00:00:00, 00:04:48 output, output hang never
  Final cleaning of "show interface" counters never
  Input queue: 0/75/0/0 (size/max/drops/dumps); Total output drops: 0
  Strategy of queues: fifo
  Output queue: 0/40 (size/max)
  5 minute input rate 2000 bps, 3 packets/s
  5 minute output rate 2000 bps, 3 packets/s

  But if we do this command on Powerconnect, the just result inform port that starts from the port-channel.

  Reference Dell #show interfaces port-channel 1 short

  Ch-Type Hash Type Min-links Channel ports local FRP
  -------   ----------------------------- -------- --------- --------- ---------
  PO1 Active: Static disabled people article gi1/0/1, gi1/0/2 7 1 article
  Item in gi1/0/3, item in gi1/0/4

  Type of hashing algorithm
  1 - the source MAC, VLAN, EtherType, source module and port Id
  2 - destination MAC, VLAN, EtherType, module source and port Id
  3 - source IP and TCP/UDP source port
  4 - destination IP and destination TCP/UDP port
  5 source/Destination MAC, VLAN, EtherType, MODID/source port
  6 source/Destination IP and port TCP/UDP source / destination
  7 - improved hash mode

  Can you help us find the answer?

  Thank you

  Kind regards

  Aziz

  The PowerConnect switches do not have the ability to show as much detail as the Force10 can. The RMON tables have an interface use %, what may be the closest we can do on the PowerConnect switch.

  #show rmon statistics

  I've seen some monitoring software which was able to question the switch via SNMP and get some information of bandwidth. However, this can be a bit inconsistent, according to which switch and what software is used.

  The MIBs/OID can be downloaded with the software switch.

  http://www.Dell.com/support/home/us/en/rc959303/products/ser_stor_net/networking/net_fxd_prt_swtchs

• Cisco 1921 &amp; SG500 VLAN and DHCP problem

  Dear all,

  Thank you in advance for taking the time to read this.

  A little history:

  I want to install a project for an athlete, which is unfortunately on a budget pretty tight with a potentially large quantity of network users (~ 200 without public WIFI). I need to separate the 5 groups of users and to give them all access to internet without see each other. 5 user groups also share the same bandwidth to the internet and VLANs must be controlled bandwidth.

  To do this, I had planned to use Cisco devices built-in functions and buy a 1921 Cisco router as a switch of SG500.

  I have configured the router for 8 subinterfaces is internal NIC with 8 VLAN. I also configured DHCP Pools 8 on the 1921 and set up NAT and firewall.

  What I want to do now is have the SG500 to recognize the VLAN ID, I configured on the router (as well as on the switch using the same VLAN ID numbers), and then assign ports to the VLAN on the switch, and depending on where I plug into the switch, the device receives different IP addresses from DHCP.

  However, I can't get this to work. The router works fine, the 'intact' if left switch gives me an IP address from the DHCP server on the IP address of higher network VLAN (I.e. 168.8.0). but I can not configure the switch ports correctly so that it works. I was also confused, is that dhcp pools that I have configured on the command-line command on the router do not appear in professional CP in the mask of the pool.

  Can someone kindly check the configuration of the router and throw some guidance on how I need to configure the Ports on the SG500? I must say that I have had too many nights and I seem to confuse tagging, untagging, to exclusion and prohibiting the ;.)

  I have the router for you here:

  Thanks again and good night!

  W.

  Hi Wolfgang, for the sx500 configuration can be something like this

  config t

  database of VLAN

  VLAN 2-8

  int item in gi1/1/1

  switchport mode general

  switchport trunk allowed vlan add 2-8 tag

  switchport General disable filtering of capture

  For any client that connects must be no tagged coelio

  So if you want a client access port then you should do something like 5 unidentified to this port

  config t

  int item in gi1/1/2

  switchport mode access

  switchport access vlan 5

  -Tom
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• WAP321 VLAN and SG300 routing problem

  Hello

  I have a SG300 - 28 p as a main switch. Three WAP321 APs are connected with two SSID. A primary SSID is served on VLAN 1 and a guest THAT SSID is on VLAN 2.

  The SG300, I have three ports of junction for the WAP321s because they carry VLAN 1 and VLAN 2. 25 on the switch port is a port of access for VLAN 2 since the guest network is served by its own router and WAN access. The main LAN and Wireless is on the 192.168.101.x network and the network of comments (including cable) is on 192.168.24.x.

  Wireless connection to the WAP321, obtain the appropriate IP addresses (DHCP is served by routers - both are RV042s). On the main network (101), I am able to ping, access to the network. On the network of comments, I'm not able to ping to the router (192.168.24.222) or the 192.168.24.254 switch. However, it is not a problem if I'm on a wired connection to the router reviews.

  This makes me suspect that I missed certain routing or configuration on the SG300 for this configuration. Any advice? See the attached diagram below:

  Eugene

  Eugene, I think the problem is with the AP.  This is a clear indication of the fact you are wired in and have no problems.

  One thing that may be a scenario is external causes. Your computer is exclusively wireless or you have tested while wired + wireless? Have you tried with a second computer is wireless only?

  If you use a computer (s) strictly wireless, the problem is with the AP and can be somehow "mask" the network devices either.

  I know things like characteristic of guest network and captive portal has some mechanisms of protection because it is not about the guest to access the network devices. How is the configured access point? Everything just with 2 SSID and a username/password?

  I think that it is perhaps a good idea to look at how this Approach is implemented if there is any interference from external factors.

  -Tom
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• Exclusive network for VM adapters

  Hi people,

  I have ESXi installation on a Server 3 network cards.

  I want to create a Virtual Machine and to allocate 2 cards exclusive for this virtual machine. The virtual machine will be a firewall.

  Is this possible?

  Thank you

  Douglas

  Hello, welcome to the forum

  As far as I KNOW, Yes, you can

  You will use a vmnic (physical NIC) for your management and... and will place it in a vSwitch (for example on the default, vswitch0)

  Then you will create a second vSwitch with two remaining vmnic. (i.e. vSwitch1)

  Create 2 port group and assign them to separate NIC and config their VLAN if use you it. (penetration = group1, evacuation = portgroup2 port)

  So you will have 2 vNIC on your VM, connect each on each port group. (vNIC1--> penetration vNIC2--> evacuation).

  

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• App 5.1 server does not not on different VLANS

  Helloooo

  I just installed a new server and I use the server application. Everything seemed to work fine until I moved my iMac to a VLAN different. Profiles and update settings do not push to the iMac and sit at a stadium in waiting. Also to register the new iMacs on the server I get to the login server window and it crashes it and does not authenticate. Screen opens by saying that I can open a second window and registration. When I try to register, I get an unknown error and that it fails. It seems timeless. I tried to change a lot of settings prescribed by other users, but nothing helped. Someone at - it advice on what could be the problem.

  See you soon

  Sean

  Hello

  I took the easy on this way and bring a USB ethernet to my mac so that I have two physical interfaces. An in each VLAN.

  There are other ways to do this, and this is a good article:

  https://blog.Pivotal.IO/Labs/Labs/using-deploystudio-across-Subnets-a-Path-Not-t Aken

  Kind regards

  Erik