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• Cisco Nexus 1000V Virtual Switch Module investment series in the Cisco Unified Computing System

  Hi all
  I read an article by Cisco entitled "Best practices in Deploying Cisco Nexus 1000V Switches Cisco UCS B and C Series series Cisco UCS Manager servers" http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/switches/ps9441/ps9902/white_paper_c11-558242.html

  A lot of excellent information, but the section that intrigues me, has to do with the implementation of module of the VSM in the UCS. The article lists 4 options in order of preference, but does not provide details or the reasons underlying the recommendations. The options are the following:

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  Option 1: VSM external to the Cisco Unified Computing System on the Cisco Nexus 1010

  In this scenario, the virtual environment management operations is accomplished in a method identical to existing environments not virtualized. With multiple instances on the Nexus 1010 VSM, multiple vCenter data centers can be supported.
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  Option 2: VSM outside the Cisco Unified Computing System on the Cisco Nexus 1000V series MEC

  This model allows to centralize the management of virtual infrastructure, and proved to be very stable...
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  Option 3: VSM Outside the Cisco Unified Computing System on the VMware vSwitch

  This model allows to isolate managed devices, and it migrates to the model of the device of the unit of Services virtual Cisco Nexus 1010. A possible concern here is the management and the operational model of the network between the MSM and VEM devices links.
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  Option 4: VSM Inside the Cisco Unified Computing System on the VMware vSwitch

  This model was also stable in test deployments. A possible concern here is the management and the operational model of the network links between the MSM and VEM devices and switching infrastructure have doubles in your Cisco Unified Computing System.
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  As a beginner for both 100V Nexus and UCS, I hope someone can help me understand the configuration of these options and equally important to provide a more detailed explanation of each of the options and the resoning behind preferences (pro advantages and disadvantages).

  Thank you
  Pradeep

  No, they are different products. vASA will be a virtual version of our ASA device.

  ASA is a complete recommended firewall.

• Cisco Nexus 1000v switch

  Hi, I have 2 questions about the Switch Cisco Nexus 1000v.

  First of all, why use it rather than the standard vswitch distributed?

  Second, if an environment currently works using distributed vswitches, what are the impacts and the problems likely to introduce a Switch Cisco Nexus 1000v? Is there a process for the upgrade?

  See you soon

  Here is a comparison for the most up-to-date between the optioins network:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/prod/collateral/switches/ps9441/ps9902/solution_overview_c22-526262.PDF

  The great driver with most of the people running the 1000v I talked to is give visibility to the network team and streamlining changes made to the virtual network environment. In a great organazation with a network operations team, they will create an IVR to route a new VLAN, and then create the new VLAN on all switches distribution and access in the area of layer 2, just 1000v allows them to move forward and it create on the hypervisor using a set of commands that they already know.

• Why is - that someone would need Cisco Nexus 1000v when DvSwitch is so Kool

  Why is - that someone would need Cisco Nexus 1000v when DvSwitch is so Kool

  Or is it something that DvSwitch cannot always do that Cisco Nexus 1KV possible?

  Use of 1kV Nexus are clear enough, if you want to segregation, the advanced settings of COS, use Cisco VSG, etc. etc., you must use Nexus 1kV. But if you do not use one of these, why would you pay more money to use a Nexus 1kV, while you can use dvSwitch, giving you more or less the same basic features. After all, the 1kV has been developed using the dvSwitch framework.

• Update Virtual Center 5.0 to 5.1 (using Cisco Nexus 1000V)

  Need advice on upgrading production please.

  current environment

  Race of Virtual Center 5.0 as a virtual machine to connect to oracle VM DB

  3 groups

  1: 8 blades of ESXI 5.0 IBM cluster, CLuster 2: 5 IBM 3850 x 5

  2 cisco Nexus 1000v of which cluster only 1 use.

  I know that the procedure of upgrading to 5.1

  1. create DB SSO, SSO of installation

  2 upgrading VC to 5.1

  3. install WEB CLient set up AD authentication

  IT IS:

  I have problems with the Nexus 1000? I hope the upgrade will treat them as he would a distributed switch and I should have no problem.

  He wj, treat the Nexus as a dVS.

• Doubt sober licenciamento Cisco Nexus 1000V

  Algume pode me dar uma luz como works o licenciamento sequence Cisco Nexus 1000V?

  I have a cluster of 8 hosts com 4 processors hexacore, esx 3.5.

  Good afternoon Romeu.

  O recurso CISCO NEXUS e licenciado a parte e voce so you can use-lo com a versão o more VMware vSphere Enterprise edition. O Preço image para licenciamento CISCO NEXUS $ 695.00 por processador e.

  Para maiores information, you can access site o produto:

  http://www.VMware.com/products/Cisco-Nexus-1000V/

  Veja has comparison between NEXUS o e recursos other Soluções como vSwitch ESX 3.5:

  http://www.VMware.com/products/vNetwork-distributed-switch/features.html

  Espero ter colaborado.

  Att.

  Brahell

• Restoration of Cisco Nexus 1000V - Host-ID fingerprint

  Someone find some information about how to restore a Cisco Nexus 1000V?

  The license is the result of a fingerprint of the identifier of the VSM. In case we lose the VM with VSM or host ESX Server must be reinstalled, this print is different. So that would mean the licensekey need, it's be regenerated.

  Has anyone found information on it?

  Tom

  Q: can you a VSM manage it's own VEM?

  R: Yes

  ...

  Can Q: you a VSM vMotion?

  A: we do not recommend it.

• Cisco Nexus 1000V - DMZ - ARP

  Hello

  Thanks for reading.

  I have a virtual (VM1) connected to a Nexus 1000V distributed switch.  The willing 1000V of a connection to our DMZ (physically, an interface on our Cisco ASA 5520) which has 3 other virtual machines that are used successfully to the top in the demilitarized zone.  The problem is that a SHOW on the SAA ARP shows the other VM addresses MAC but not VM1.

  The properties for all the VMS (including VM1) participating in the demilitarized zone are the same:

  • Tag network
  • VLAN ID
  • Port group
  • State - link up
  • DirectPath i/o - inactive "path Direct I/O has been explicitly disabled for this port.

  The only important difference between VM1 and the others is that they are multihomed agents and have one foot in our private network.  I think that the absence of a private IP VM1 is not the source of the problem.  All virtual machines recognized as directly connected to the ASA (except VM1).

  Have you ever seen this kind of thing before?

  Thanks again for reading!

  Bob

  The systems team:

  1. Rebuilt the virtual machine
  2. Moved to another cluster
  3. Configured for DMZ interface

  Something that they got the visible VM to the FW.

• Upgrade to vCenter 4.0 with Cisco Nexus 1000v installed

  Hi all

  We have vCenter 4.0 and ESX 4.0 servers and we want to upgrade to version 4.1. But also Nexus 1000v installed on the ESX Server and vCenter.i found VMware KB which is http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 1024641 . But only the ESX Server upgrade is explained on this KB, vCenter quid?  Our vcenter 4.0 is installed on Windows 2003 64-bit with 64-bit SQL 2005.

  We can upgrade vcenter with Nexsus plugin 1000v installed upgrading on-site without problem? And how to proceed? What are the effects of the plugin Nexus1000v installed on the server vcenter during update?

  Nexus1000v 4.0. (version 4).sv1(3a) has been installed on the ESX servers.

  Concerning

  Mecyon,

  Upgrading vSphere 4.0-> 4.1 you must update the software VEM (.vib) also.  The plugin for vCenter won't change, it won't be anything on your VSM (s).  The only thing you should update is the MEC on each host.  See the matrix previously posted above for the .vib to install once you're host has been updated.

  Note: after this upgrade, that you will be able to update regardless of your software of vSphere host or 1000v (without having to be updated to the other).  1000v VEM dependencies have been removed since vSphere 4.0 Update 2.

  Kind regards

  Robert

• View requirements for Cisco C20

  Hello

  I have a Cisco C20 I'll setup.  I'm about to buy the poster and the research for the needs.

  HDMI is all I need right?  I don't want to make a sort of rookie mistake.

  All special HDMI cables?

  Thank you for your time.

  Thank you, Yusuke, I was thinking 10-15, but wasn't sure at the time and wouldn't give a wrong number, because I couldn't look up.

• Help required for binding Organization Admin roles of user profile in R2

  Hello
  
  We use IOM 11.1.2.0 (without patch).
  
  Current requirement:
  We have an obligation to provide search capabilities to end users to search/view users of other organizations in the IOM.
  For example: I am a member of Org1: UK, so OOTB IOM supports the search / look at a profile of the users of the British organization. I can't find/view modules of and Org2: Italy.
  
  To resolve this problem, Oracle has suggested us to add the following two roles in order to display the user from another organization.
  
  • User Viewer
  • Organization Viewer
  
  After comes to connect using xelsysadm, I can able to assign roles administrator of each organization to end users.
  
  We want API info / how to automate this mission to Admin Roles (Which are available to Organization) to end users?
  We went through the APIs available for IOM 11.1.2.0, but could not find any API related to IOM administrator roles.
  
  Please suggest.
  
  Kind regards
  J

  Hello

  Has anyone implemented this method?

  addAdminRoleMembership (oracle.iam.platform.authopss.vo.AdminRoleMembership membership) add a sense of belonging to the admin role.

  Kind regards
  J

• Cisco Nexus 1000V (separate host?)

  We look at this one I have not yet have my head wrapped around it, but, I think I understand:

  (1) you can have 1 or 2 VSM (primary and secondary)

  (2) Vincent becomes an integral part of the kernel for ESX 4 host you want managed by these VSMs

  (3) a VSM will manage only a single ESX cluster.

  My hypothesis is that these virtual devices VSM would live within the cluster, it runs along side VMs however; This diagram (attached) seems to show the VSM on an ESX host, which is not an instance of separate VEM?

  It seems that the benefit to this 1000V is less if you need to buy 1 (2 for HA) or the ESX hosts through a license to support these virtual appliances.

  I understand that correctly?

  Yes, we do like control and packages must be on their own NIC in reality you can stick them anywhere. The amount of traffic that send us via these networks is low (except package when you ERSPAN). On our side there is concern that, if the network is busy the VSM could lose a few heartbeats of the MEC and remove it. Looking at your environment I'd stick control and the package on the natachasery used for the Service Console. That way all your control traffic is isolated from VMK and data.

  Louis

• The Cisco Nexus 1000V VSM port group settings?

  I could not find the Group of port settings when executing the VSM in a virtual machine covered in the Cisco documentation... they say just 'create 3 groups of port '.   But, the configuration of VLANS to these pages are not clear to me.

  In the configuration of VSM, you set the VLAN on each network (Mgmnt, control, package).   This means that the VM VSM will be production of marked packets, so groups of port must be set as master / virtual tag comments.

  But, if this is the case, why they recommend 3 groups of ports?  You should be able to use a trunk port group and letting the physical switch the VLAN.  Thus, they rather waiting for assignment of VLAN will be on the Port groups?

  The Cisco config docs give much information on the Cisco command line configuration...  Some may give, or point, the settings on the VMware port groups when using MSM in a virtual machine?

  Hello

  VSM virtual machine generates no marked packets but depends on the configuration of the port group VLAN ID Vswitch to label.  It's done as having evacuated the computer host computer on the vmnic associated the Vswitch.

• Help required for Push services! Options!

  
  

  You need to register to use the food pusher. There is an online form.

  Software point of view, you need to write an application server that runs side push of content and you need an application of hand that accepts and displays the push message. There is a push from Java SDK, you can download to help with the software component.

• help required for the re-installation of windows XP

  I lost my CD to reinstall windows that came with my Dell PC, now I need to format the system, but I can't do without the CD. I tried to use another CD, but it does not take my registered code. Please suggest a solution?

  You have to take this back to the local engineer, so he can solve the problem, he created.

  If this is impossible, you can see if your hard drive has a hidden restore partition. You can check this by running the Disk Manager:

  Make a right click my computer and select manage. On the left side of the window, select disk management.

  What do you see listed?

  You have access to ANYONE Dell XP Pro reinstallation CDs? If so, that will be VERY useful! If so, because the interaction of these OEM special brand with the motherboards of Dell CD, you will not even need to enter a product key.