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• Vswitch network problem

  Hi all

  I'm having some trouble to lift a vswitch and hoping to get some advice.

  The installation program:

  There is only a single vmnic, connected to a unique vswitch with a unique group of ports.  The Vlan ID for the port group has 7 and the relevant vmnic is connected to a switch of extreme access which is the port for vlan tagging 7.  The access switch is to shared resources to a central office switch where the passage for the vlan 7.

  I am using a computer virtual centos 7 and you have disabled selinux for connectivity purposes.  The virtual machine has an active network interface and IP/mask/gw tables and routing are all good.  Now the strange thing is that centos virtual machine, access switch and the power switch have entered complete and correct in the arp for the other table but the virtual machine can't ping to the gateway, or vice versa.

  I also tried to change the ID of the vlan portgroup to 0 and EVERYTHING, but none worked.

  Portgroup security settings are:

  "Promiscuous" mode: accept

  Change of MAC address: accept

  Forged passes: accept

  Any help is appreciated.  Thank you!

  There was an incorrect authentication policy push towards the physical switch port.  Everything works now.  Thanks for the comments.

• Export-csv system.string [] question

  I have a powercli script I wrote to collect virtual switch information and portgroup.

  Most work however the information active and reserve nic shows in the console

  For example ActiveNic: {vmnic4}

  However, in the CSV file it shows up as @{ActiveNic = System.String []} without the information real vmnic

  Please let me know how to get the active and standby vmnic info in the CSV here is the script

  SE connect-VIServer vcenter

  $report = @)

  $ESXhosts = Get-VMHost

  {foreach ($esxhost to $ESXhosts)

  $Vswitches = $esxhost | Get-Virtualswitch

  {foreach ($vswitch to $vswitches)

  $Portgroups = $vswitch | Get-VirtualPortGroup

  {foreach ($portgroup to $Portgroups)

  $nicteam = Get-NicTeamingPolicy $portgroup

  $row = "" | Select Cluster, Vswitch, Portgroup, Vlan, ActiveNic, Esxhost, Standbynic

  $row. Cluster = $esxhost. Parent

  $row. ESxhost = $esxhost.name

  $row. Vswitch = $Vswitch.Name

  $row.portgroup = $portgroup.name

  $row. VLAN is $portgroup. VLANID

  $row. Activenic = $nicteam.activenic

  $row. Standbynic = $nicteam. StandbyNic

  {$report += $row}

  }

  }

  $report | Export-Csv c:\psresults\host_portgroups_clustr_standby.csv

  The Export-Csv cmdlet can manage properties that are arrays or complex objects correctly.

  A way around this is to convert the table into a single string.

  Something like that

  Connect-VIServer vcenter $report = @()
  $ESXhosts = Get-VMHost foreach ($esxhost in $ESXhosts) {
    $Vswitches = $esxhost | Get-Virtualswitch  foreach($vswitch in $vswitches){
      $Portgroups = $vswitch | Get-VirtualPortGroup    foreach ($portgroup in $Portgroups){
        $nicteam = Get-NicTeamingPolicy $portgroup      $row = "" | select Cluster, Esxhost, Vswitch, Portgroup,Vlan,ActiveNic,Standbynic      $row.Cluster = $esxhost.Parent      $row.ESxhost = $esxhost.name     $row.Vswitch = $Vswitch.Name      $row.portgroup = $portgroup.name      $row.Vlan = $portgroup.Vlanid      $row.Activenic= [string]::Join(',',$nicteam.activenic)
        $row.Standbynic=[string]::Join(',',$nicteam.StandbyNic)
        $report += $row}
    }
  }
  
  $report | Export-Csv c:\psresults\host_portgroups_clustr_standby.csv
  

• vShield Qs

  I guess a "zone of confidence" is a group of ports in practice? I guess the vShield VM cannot inspect and enforce rules for traffic leaving and entering into the switch?

  What traffic between ports groups in the same switch do? I guess that is not verified by vShield either?

  Then. When I think of some more here... I guess a "Zone of confidence" is actually a switch?

  Also, it intercepts all this traffic? Any vlan / portgroup, it is intended?

  / Henrik

  I have gathered all your last questions in a response.  See below.

  (1) so... Just to be sure... Maybe a strange configuration, but I guess that it

  proves my question. Two virtual machines with IP on the same say net,

  192.168.0.19/24 and 192.168.0.20/24. No VLAN anywhere. Each connected

  vShielded different vSwitch, but natachasery on the vSwitches to connect to

  pSwitch even make them reach eachother. Now would be a vShield

  rule of DENY ALL 192.168.0.19/32 192.168.0.20/32 stop traffic between

  them?

  While it is a bit of a strange configuration, it may block traffic because the traffic could cross the vShield.

  -

• Pass name id portgroup vlan

  Hello

  I have several vlan id so I want to get the names of portgroup, where id vlan is configured. We use dv-switches, so I don't want to ask the the vmhost.

  Kind regards

  Bergold

  Of course, but since they have a primary and a secondary VLAN, they are a little different.

  If the VLAN primary you are after, you can use:

  VDPortgroup-get | where {$_.} {Eq - VlanConfiguration.PrimaryVlanId $VLANID}

  If the VLAN secondary you're after, you can use:

  VDPortgroup-get | where {$_.} {Eq - VlanConfiguration.SecondaryVlanId $VLANID}

  So if you want to find all VLAN IDS $VLANID anyone, you can combine them:

  VDPortgroup-get | where {$_.} VlanConfiguration.VlanId - eq $VLANID - or $_. EQ - VlanConfiguration.PrimaryVlanId $VLANID - or $_. VLAN. { SecondaryVlanId - eq $VLANID}

  If you want to find all PVLANs you can use:

  Get-VDPortgroup | where {$_.} VlanConfiguration.VlanType - eq "PrivateVLAN"}

  
  

  Note that you have also the "VLAN Trunking" option in the user interface, which can be a range of VLANS. You can find them by:

  Get-VDPortgroup | où {$_. VlanConfiguration.VlanType - eq "Trunk"} | Select Name, @{N = "Beaches"; E={$_. VlanConfiguration.Ranges}}
  

• VLANS can be configured at the vSwitch and Portgroup level?

  Dear friends,

  I hope that all do you good...

  Two statements are true about groups of ports and VLAN defined on a switch vNetwork Standard? (Choose two)

  A. A VLAN can be configured for the entire virtual switch or on groups of individual ports

  B. several groups of ports can specify the same VLAN

  C. VLAN can only be configured on individual port groups

  D. several VLANS can be specified in a port group

  VLANS can be configured at the vSwitch and Portgroup level?

  B. several groups of ports can specify the same VLAN

  C. VLAN can only be configured on individual port groups

• PowerCLI: configuration of the new portgroup / vlan on a standard switch

  Hi all

  recently, I discovered this useful tool, powercli, to manage a group of 12 Esxi5 hosts.

  Well, goes directly to the issue, I do not understand how the Manager something using the cmdlet with the getEsxCli parameter.

  I can susccesful login and send fundamentally get-member (I read on using powercli) but I do not understand what I have to use.

  Here is an example, I have to run the two commands of esxcli:

  esxcli standard vswitch network portgroup add - portgroup-name = VLAN_1 - vswitch-name = vSwitch0
  esxcli network vswitch portgroup standard set - portgroup-name = VLAN_1 - vlan id = 100

  Well, after I receive the cmdlet

  PowerCLI C:\ > $myEsxCli | get-member

  TypeName: VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Impl.V1.EsxCli.EsxCliImpl

  Name MemberType definition

  ----        ----------   ----------

  Cisco CodeProperty VMware.VimAutomation.Sdk.Util10Ps.ObjectCustomizati...

  CodeProperty VMware.VimAutomation.Sdk.Util10Ps.ObjectCustomizati esxcli...

  FCoE CodeProperty VMware.VimAutomation.Sdk.Util10Ps.ObjectCustomizati...

  material CodeProperty VMware.VimAutomation.Sdk.Util10Ps.ObjectCustomizati...

  iSCSI CodeProperty VMware.VimAutomation.Sdk.Util10Ps.ObjectCustomizati...

  CodeProperty VMware.VimAutomation.Sdk.Util10Ps.ObjectCustomizati network...

  CodeProperty VMware.VimAutomation.Sdk.Util10Ps.ObjectCustomizati software...

  CodeProperty VMware.VimAutomation.Sdk.Util10Ps.ObjectCustomizati storage...

  CodeProperty VMware.VimAutomation.Sdk.Util10Ps.ObjectCustomizati system...

  VM CodeProperty VMware.VimAutomation.Sdk.Util10Ps.ObjectCustomizati...

  Equals method Boolean Equals (System.Object, obj)

  GetHashCode method int GetHashCode()

  Type of the method GetType GetType()

  String the ToString ToString() method

  Property TypeManager VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.EsxCli.Dynamic...

  UID property System.String Uid {get ;}

  Property VMHost VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.Inventory.VMHo...

  PowerCLI C:\ >

  Now, I would like to order, but in any field I can do.

  Thanks for any help.

  You could do somehthing like that

  Get-VirtualSwitch -Name vSwitch0 -VMHost MyEsx |
  New-VirtualPortGroup -Name VLAN_1 -VLanId 100
  

  Take care to put the name of your server ESX (i).

• ID VLAN 4095 on a portgroup?

  What is the meaning of the parameter VLAN id 4095 on a portgroup to a virtual machine?

  Wouldn't be a port where all them VLAN is sent to? If so, will be the 802. 1 q tag be left on the chassis during delivery of the virtual machine?

  That's right, also known as the VGT (Virtual Guest Tagging) where the VM will remove the VLAN tag vesus the vSwitch

• portgroup match VLANS to virtual machines

  Hello

  I was wondering if there is a tool that can automate this function?

  I mean right now, I'm using EcoShell but with that you can only list all the exchanges and then you can query each portgroup for VMs on the inside, but either you must do it one by one and name each report separately, or you can select several a few exchanges / VLAN and ask all the virtual machines. But second way does not show you where VLAN does VM sit.

  Do you already have something that might help with this kind of report?

  Thank you in advance.

  The following script gives a correspondence between virtual machines and exchanges:

  Get-VM | ForEach-Object {
    $VM= $_
    $VM | Get-VirtualPortGroup | `
      Select-Object @{N="VM";E={$VM.Name}},@{N="PortGroup";E={$_.Name}}
  }
  

  Best regards, Robert

• Multiple VLAN IDS on a portgroup

  Hi all

  Is it possible to define several VLAN ID (VLAN tagging) an a portgroup (and not in a vSwitch)?

  Thanks a lot for your help!

  I remember correctly, this is not possible - you can define only one VLAN per port group id - you need to create several groups of ports

  If you find this or any other answer useful please consider awarding points marking the answer correct or useful

• VM PortGroup does not

  Hello, first of all, sorry for my extreme of perfect English.

  I am facing a weird problem here, after adding an ESXi host in a cluster and don't configure it like all his peers, one of the Portgroup VM does not work correctly, when DRS or my right hand puts a VM use on this new host, the virtual machine gets no connectivity.

  I double checked the configuration of the network on the ESXi, I triple check the configurations of ports on the switches of medical examinations, as its basically the same surrounding ESXi/ports, it was easy to see that it's all sounded good.

  Then why am I here and not replacement of network adapters or change the ports of the switches? Well, when I add a VMkernel port on the same vSwitch, using the same local network as the defective Portgroup VM VIRTUAL, it is simply works.

  If anyone has an idea...
  

  Post edited by: Cove

  You have the vlan 1 on the trunk ports native? If vlan native then, together in one vlan unused ID if you force tagging vlan 1 traffic as well. Always good practices on the trunks of esx

• POS and vlan

  Initial conditions:

  NET 172.30.157.0/24 with vlan 3032.

  I try to deploy Vmware DataProtection 6.1.1.

  Deploy device with vCenter and configuration of the network settings.

  

  After the restart the system in the virtual machine does not work because VLAN is not set up

  

  Configure the vlan according to manual http://www.UNIX.com/man-page/SUSE/5/ifcfg-VLAN/

  Parameters of comment in/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth0:

  #IPADDR = '172.30.157.110'

  #NETMASK = "255.255.255.0" "

  Create new config for vlan /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth0.3032

  STARTMODE = 'auto '.

  ETHERDEVICE = "eth0".

  ID_VLAN = '3032'

  IPADDR = '172.30.157.110'

  NETMASK = "255.255.255.0" "

  BROADCAST = '172.30.157.255'

  Restart the virtual machine and test that network will work:

  root @(None): ~ / #: ping 172.30.157.110

  PING 172.30.157.110 (172.30.157.110) 56 (84) bytes of data.

  64 bytes from 172.30.157.110: icmp_seq = 1 ttl = 64 time = 0,061 ms

  64 bytes from 172.30.157.110: icmp_seq = 2 ttl = 64 time = 0,037 ms

  64 bytes from 172.30.157.110: icmp_seq = 3 ttl = 64 time = 0.024 ms

  Network is working. But the console shows that the network does not work.

  

  Check the roads:

  root @(None): ~ / #: route ip

  by default via 172.30.157.254 dev eth0.3032

  127.0.0.0/8 dev lo scope link

  169.254.0.0/16 dev eth0.3032 scope link

  172.30.157.0/24 dev eth0.3032 proto kernel scope link src 172.30.157.110

  root @(None): ~ / #: route

  Kernel IP routing table

  Destination Gateway Genmask Flags metric Ref use Iface

  by default 172.30.157.254 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 eth0.3032

  Loopback * 255.0.0.0 U 0 0 0 lo

  link-local * 255.255.0.0 U 0 0 0 eth0.3032

  172.30.157.0 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth0.3032

  Enter at the https://172.30.157.110:8543 / vdp - configure / and see the perfect situation:

  There are fields with netowork empty setting and there is not the label of fields

  

  Fill in all the fields? but they are red and nobody presses the button "next".

  

  Change the network setting in the/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth0 and restart:

  IPADDR = '172.30.157.110'

  NETMASK = "255.255.255.0" "

  BROADCAST = '172.30.157.255'

  After the reboot the network does not, although VM ping of the network 'outside '.

  

  Look at the roads. There are two identical courses for different interfaces:

  

  Remove the road to eth0

  IP route del 172.30.157.0/24

  

  Enter at the https://172.30.157.110:8543 / vdp - configure /

  Now, the page is correct and the 'next' button is prerssed.

  

  After installation complete wizzard, I have a few problems:

  -root password does not change

  -integration with vcenter was not held

  -network windows do not work, because hadou presents two routes identical defferent from the network interfaces

  How can I configure POS with VLAN?

  PS: Sorry for my English.

  Hello

  Why try you tag VLAN in the unit?

  Why you do not configure the VLAN to the portgroup to map network application uses?

  Tim

• How to extract the VLAN ID of VDPortgroup on Cisco 1000v

  Hello!  I am trying to create a script that gets all the VDPortgroups and copy them to a Standard switch for migration purposes.  Our DVS is currently a Cisco 1000v.  I would like to be able to extract the VLAN ID of each VDPortgroup can I in turn put this VLAN ID on the Standard switch after its creation.  I was not able to find a VLAN ID property anywhere in the VDPortgroup object (I drilled down into ExtensionData, etc with no luck).

  As a solution, I have bet on the VLAN being on behalf of the VDPortgroup and using the regex to extract this numerical value out the name, store it in a variable and set the VLAN ID on the Group of ports in the Standard switch accordingly. However, I wish I didn't have to rely on the cosmetic name being 100% accurate and consistent with the current VLAN ID of all VDPortgroups we have there, which is a bit.

  Is there a VLAN ID hidden somewhere I'm not find in the VDPortgroup object?  Or is there a better way to do it?  Any ideas or suggestions would be very appreciated!

  

  Best,

  Alex

  I went through a migration of last year and found that the 1000v does not advertise this information to vCenter, unfortunately. Your best bet is to analyze the name, if available.

  I know that you are not on a VMware DVS, but if set you one up, you could see the port group has a configuration VLAN (somewhere in portgroup.config.vlan.vlanid or similar). Cisco leaves it on their distributed switch, for an unknown reason.

• VLANs 1 through interfaces labeled VMware

  I have 2 BNT switches that connect to the blades with ESXi 5.5 installed U2. I created number of VLANS for blades and can pass each other the ESXi to BNT switches with the exception of vlan 1.

  On BNT switches, I have the underside of marking on all my ports functional.

  BNT01 #sh interface trunk

  Tag alias type Port RMON Lrn Fld PVID DESCRIPTION support VLAN

  Trk                                                     NVLAN

  ------- ---- --- ---------- ---- --- --- ------ -------------- -------------------------------

  INT1 1's internal e d e 1 INT1 1 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

  23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

  31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

  39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46

  47 48 49 50 3998 3999 4000 4095

  Int2 2's internal e d e 1 INT2 1 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

  23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

  31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

  39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46

  47 48 49 50 3998 3999 4000 4095

  I can spend VLAN 16-50 and ESXi of BNT 3998-4000. I can not only pass the vlan 1 is the vlan native. I understand some sources I need to change the PVID i.e. 1 on BNT switches to another number. I've heard say that ID VLAN native on ESXi/ESX VST Mode is not supported. If I need to change the PVID should to a certain number that I won't use like for example PVID 70 or 80. It would be a solution and correct support?

  Yes, it works.

  switchport trunk vlan native 3997

  3997 is a vlan that I don't use. Once I made the change I could pass vlan 1 as well traffic through the switch BNT. It does not work as long as the pvid is 1, any change you make in the portgroup. This is because the native VLAN ID on ESXi/ESX VST Mode is not supported, which means pvid 1 to vlan 1 will pass through only one port mode access/no identified. Thanks for your reply.

• VMotion Vlan HP 2920

  
  Hello. This can be a general or a matter of HP network but I thought I'd try here everything first.

  I am trying to configure a Vmotion VLAN on a Switch HP 2920 in accordance with article VMware KB: Multiple-NIC in vSphere vMotion

  I have ports on the switch HP defined as not tagged with the vlan 50, no aggregation or aggregation in accordance with article.

  I have a vswitch with 2 network cards just for that. Management and VM traffic Portgroup is on another v switch.

  Everything works perfectly if I set the VLAN on ports 2 of vmkernel vmotion to None (0). If I set the VLAN 50 then it stops working.

  Is this as expected? In my another vswitch I have several exchanges of VMS with different VLANS, but these are connected to the ports on the HP switch where him VLAN is tagged (no label)

  Very appreciated

  Scott

  Everything works perfectly if I set the VLAN on ports 2 of vmkernel vmotion to None (0). If I set the VLAN 50 then it stops working.

  That's how it is supposed to work with the current configuration of the switch port. "No label" means that physical switch port expects the unmarked packages and adds / removes the VLAN ID from the packages himself.

  André