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Team ESXi 6.5 NICs with HPE 1820 and 1910 switches....

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Hi,

 

I'm struggling to get NIC teaming (aggregating) between a ESXi 6.5 host and HPE switches.

 

Here are my VSwitch settings (interfaces inherit their settings from vswitch)

 

Link discovery, mode: Listen

Link discovery, protocol: Cisco discovery protocol

 

Security, Promiscuous mode: Reject

Security, MAC address changes: Reject

Security, Forged transmits: Reject

 

NIC teaming, Load balancing: Route based on IP hash

NIC teaming, Network failover detection: Link status only

NIC teaming, Notify switches: Yes

NIC teaming, Failback: Yes

NIC teaming, Failover order:

  vmnic4 - 1000Mbps - Active

  vmnic5 - 1000Mbps - Active

  vmnic6 - 1000Mbps - Active

  vmnic7 - 1000Mbps - Active

 

Traffic shaping: Disabled.

 

I think my vmware settings are more or less correct, or what?

 

However I need to know more about how to set up the HP switches, if LACP is used or not etc...

 

First HP switch: HPE 1920S-24G - JL381A

Menu item: Trunks / Configuration

Have configured three trunks with 4 ports each.  All with a bunch of tagged VLANs.

 

Here are the default trunk settings:

 

Admin mode: Enabled

 

STP Mode: Disabled

 

Static Mode: Enabled (should it be dynamic to allow LACP?)

 

Load balance (5 choices, what do I select here??):

Source MAC, VLAN, Ethertype, Incoming port

Destination MAC, VLAN, Ethertype, Incoming port

Source+Destination MAC, VLAN, Ethertype, Incoming port

Source IP and Source TCP-UDP Port fields

Destination IP and Destination TCP-UDP Port fields

Source+Destination IP and Source+Destination TCP-UDP Port fields

 

Second switch:  HPE V1910-24G

Menu item: Network / Link aggregation

Have configured three trunks with 4 ports each.  All with a bunch of tagged VLANs.

 

The default setting for each trunk is:

Aggregation interface type: Static

(should I enable LACP for the ports here?)

 

If I should use LACP, it has its own menu item where I can select which switch ports to enable for LACP and the priority between the system and the LACP ports.

 

Menu item: VLAN / Modify Port:

Selected all trunks and changed all their ports 'Link type' from 'Access' to 'Trunk' type port.

 

I have played a lot with this and ended up with no traffic flow at all or only traffic via one of the interfaces...  

Thanks a lot for comments on which settings are correct or if I need to do something else...

 

Tor


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