Cisco Cisco Nexus 5010 Switch Manuale Tecnico

Physical Connectivity Configuration

This type of configuration allows you to have FCoE and another VLAN carried in a single trunk.

In this case VPCs carry VLAN 3380, configured as Network File System (NFS) VLAN on the
NetApp side as seen later.

The configuration is taken from bdsol-n5548-05.

Configure VPC to NetApp-B

interface Ethernet1/5

switchport mode trunk

switchport trunk allowed vlan 970,3380

spanning-tree port type edge trunk

channel-group 105 mode active

interface port-channel105

switchport mode trunk

switchport trunk allowed vlan 970,3380

vpc 105

Configure VPC to NetApp-A

interface Ethernet1/6

switchport mode trunk

switchport trunk allowed vlan 970,3380

spanning-tree port type edge trunk

channel-group 106 mode active

interface port-channel106

switchport mode trunk

switchport trunk allowed vlan 970,3380

vpc 106

Configure Port Channel that Leads to UCS

interface Ethernet1/6

switchport mode trunk

switchport trunk allowed vlan 970,3380

spanning-tree port type edge trunk

channel-group 106 mode active

interface port-channel106

switchport mode trunk

switchport trunk allowed vlan 970,3380

vpc 106

This configuration is reflected on the bdsol-n5548-06 switch. The only difference is that VLAN 980
is carried in trunks and not 970.

Create and Bind the VSAN Configuration

Now that physical connectivity is configured, the newly configured Virtual Fibre Channel (VFC)
interfaces should be bound to the port channels created previously.

Note: This configuration pertains to the UCS when it operates in Fabric End Host mode, not
Fibre Channel (FC) switching. When you run FC Switching mode on your UCS, remember to
change the VFC mode from default Trunking Fabric (TF) to Trunking E_port (TE).