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Project network redundant, Vmware virtualization, Dell VRTX P2V-Part 2 (VRTX Network)

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-01 04:04:04 10月06日 Update

The above section analyzes most of the architecture of enterprise content:

Http://zhangfang526.blog.51cto.com/8588740/1772382

So what do we do when it comes to a switch or DELL VRTX?

First, take a look at the following picture:

first,

Separate the data network from the management network

Second,

DELL VRTX has eight external network ports (using sw mode), so we use four lines as uplink ports as port-channel, and set trunk to connect to core1; the other four lines are connected to core2 as a port-channel, which is suppressed

Third,

There is a management network of CMC on the VRTX of DELL, and an IDRAC management port of M630 on the blade. Because there are no redundant ports, these ports are connected to one of the ports of Edgersw mentioned earlier as far as possible, so as to place a single point of failure.

Fourth

For Vmotion Network, you can do it with one of the network cards of M630 and set vlan; on the built-in switch for Storage Network. Because VRTX is a built-in inner disk structure with built-in SAS interface, just set Array in CMC and assign it to the corresponding blade server.

Fifth

In fact, after we install vmware on the M630 blade server, we will find that there is another Vmware management network for M630, which is actually the management IP of VMware, which can be put into Data vlan or a special management vlan.

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