Техническая Инструкция для Cisco Cisco Nexus 5010 Switch
After the server comes up, choose Inventory > Network Adapters > vNICs > Add in order to create
vNICs. The most important fields to be defined are:
vNICs. The most important fields to be defined are:
VIC Uplink port to be used (P81E has 2 uplink ports referenced as 0 and 1).
a.
Channel Number − a unique channel ID of the vNIC on the adapter. This is referenced in the
bind command under the virtual Ethernet interface on the Nexus 5000. The scope of the
channel number is limited to the VNTag physical link. The channel can be thought of as a
'virtual link' on the physical link between the switch and server adapter.
bind command under the virtual Ethernet interface on the Nexus 5000. The scope of the
channel number is limited to the VNTag physical link. The channel can be thought of as a
'virtual link' on the physical link between the switch and server adapter.
b.
Port Profile − the list of port profiles defined on the upstream Nexus 5000 can be selected. A
virtual Ethernet interface will be automatically created on the Nexus 5000 if the Nexus 5000
is configured with the vethernet auto−create command. Note that only the virtual Ethernet
port profile names (port−profile configuration is not) are passed to the server. This occurs
after the VNTag link connectivity is established and the initial handshake and negotiation
steps are performed between the switch and server adapter.
virtual Ethernet interface will be automatically created on the Nexus 5000 if the Nexus 5000
is configured with the vethernet auto−create command. Note that only the virtual Ethernet
port profile names (port−profile configuration is not) are passed to the server. This occurs
after the VNTag link connectivity is established and the initial handshake and negotiation
steps are performed between the switch and server adapter.
c.
6.