NIOC and settings
Good Morning, I am working with NIOC and wanting to correctly set shares. I currently using the default NIOC resource pools. Of those pools I am only using:FT 10 Management 30Virtual Machine...
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This is my understanding. When contention occurs NIOC Scheduler is sending network IO to the NIC queue based on shares. So it depends on current traffic. Let's assume your NIOC settings:FT 10...
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David, Thanks for the response. This is how I understand it to work as well. One point to mention is it only works on outgoing traffic and applied per nic NIOC has no control over incoming traffic so...
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Just in case someone searches for this one later here is the answer from VMware support: NIOC only takes into account shares of resources with activity on the uplink. If a new resource starts to...
View ArticleAddition a new Host in already created vDistributed Switch
I want to add new Host in Distributed Switch however I have created distributed switch in new Data-Center. Please Help out......, how can add new host in already created vDistributed Switch.
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Hi, Take a look at the VMware documentaion and you will find the preceise steps required for add ESXi hosts to vDSVMware Doc Link - vSphere 5.5 Documentation Center if you are using Web Client.VMware...
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Thank you for the reply.My issue has been resolved. Actually, i created vDS with option "vSphere Distributed Switch Version 5.1.0 " and trying to add the host version 5.0.0. Now, i have added the host...
View Articlenetwork "dvswitch" not accessable on shared cluster and dvSwitch
Hello! A have a cluster of 6 hosts running ESXi 5.5, v 1331820. All are joined to a v5.5 dvSwitch named "dvSwitch-Nexus" When I attempt to vMotion a VM from one host to another, I recieve the message...
View ArticleSR-IOV support from esxtop ?
This site: http://blog.scottlowe.org/tag/esxi/ says that esxtop does not support SR-IOV cards. I have certainly found that to be the case Are there any future plans to support SR-IOV card network...
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I've seen this one before. I don't recall how I fixed it but I'm sure we can muscle through it. To start with, you can confirm that your DVS uuid does in fact match that of a VM in question by...
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Re: Load balanced App HPSM looses intra app connectivity across nodes
Is there any VLAN configuration? Regards,Milton
View ArticleAdding Static route on ESXi 5.5!
Hi, I am trying to add a static route in the esxi using the command "esxcli network ip route ipv4 add -g x.x.x.x -n x.x.x.x/xx". When I run this command a static route is created and is applied on...
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Hello, Are vmk0 and vmk3 on the same subnet? Is the gateway you're adding on the same subnet as vmk3? Can you share the output of esxcfg-route -l, please, after you run the command? Thanks, Mike...
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Mike, vmk0 and vmk3 are on different subnets. vmk0 is the management kernel port using 10.20.27.253. vmk3's default gateway is 10.28.187.253. I can't edit the vmk3 ip settings to use the 10.28.187.253...
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Hello Sai, So what is the full command you're using? If I'm understanding correctly, you want vmk3 to use it's own gateway for all traffic. That's fine,- you'll simply use one static route for every...
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Hi Mike, Thanks for your support! The command I am using is as below:esxcli network ip route ipv4 add -g 10.20.27.253 -n 10.28.184.0/22 where 10.28.184.0/22 is the network to reach via vmk3 and...
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Re: Adding Static route on ESXi 5.5!
So the command you're using is executing exactly as it should. The output of esxcli network ip route ipv4 list shows exactly what you typed in. This is not what you want, though. Here's what you're...
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Mark, What you mentioned regarding the DHCP servers make sense to me. I have to check with my peers on that. My objective here is to create a vmkernel port group vmk3 with ip address 10.28.184.10 in...
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What is the purpose of creating vmk3? What will be its function? If you want vmk3 to communicate outside its subnet, to a subnet *not* already configured on the ESXi host, keep using static routes....
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Mike, Thanks for the detailed explanation. Here is the scenario. vmk0 is using 10.20.25.0/22 with default gateway 10.20.27.253 which is the esxi management kernel port group. Assume there is a scsi...
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