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October 14th, 2010 11:00

Conexion Clariion AX4 con ESXi 4

Podrían ayudarme con una duda, tengo el siguiente escenario;

Tengo un storage AX4 iSCSI y 2 servidores host ESXi 4.1 que tiene 2 HBA iSCSI de 1 puerto c/u. la configuración de los puertos del storage y los servidores es la siguiente.

AX4-i

SPA-0: 10.10.5.101       SPA-1: 10.10.5.102

SPB-0: 10.10.6.101       SPB-0: 10.10.6.102

ESXi1 (Conectado al SPA-0 y SPB-0)

vSwitch

iSCSI1: 10.10.5.103      iSCSI1: 10.10.6.103

NIC Teaming

NIC2: ACTIVA               NIC3: ACTIVA

NIC3: SIN USAR           NIC2: SIN USAR

ESXi2 (Conectado al SPA-1 y SPB-1)

vSwitch

iSCSI1: 10.10.5.104      iSCSI1: 10.10.6.104

NIC Teaming

NIC2: ACTIVA               NIC3: ACTIVA

NIC3: SIN USAR           NIC2: SIN USAR

En el Navisphere Express  al verificar la opción conexiones indica que los dos puertos conectado por servidores la mantiene activa por un momento, pero cuando reconoce las luns presentadas a los esx solo mantiene un puerto activo y el resto lo desactiva, en el path de la lun solo hace referencia a una dirección ip, y ahora en el Navisphere Express se ve que solo esta activa un puerto por controladora y no los dos que están conectados.

ESXi1

A0 - INACTIVO

A1 – INACTIVO

B0 – ACTIVO

B1 - INACTIVO 

ESXi2

A0 - INACTIVO

A1 – INACTIVO

B0 – INACTIVO

B1 - ACTIVO 

Si alguien tiene algún dato que me ayude a corregir esto, se lo agradecería mucho.

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October 14th, 2010 11:00

can you try again in English please ? Por favor, introduzca su pregunta en Inglés

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October 14th, 2010 12:00

Could help me with a question, I have the following scenario;

I have a storage AX4 iSCSI and 2 servers host ESXi 4.1 which has 2 HBA 1 port iSCSI EA. configuring storage ports and servers is as follows.

AX4-i SPA-0: 10.10.5.101 SPA-1: 10.10.5.102

SPB-0: 10.10.6.101 SPB-0: 10.10.6.102


ESXi1 (connected to the SPA-0 and SPB-0)

vSwitch

iSCSI1: 10.10.5.103 iSCSI1: 10.10.6.103

NIC Teaming

NIC2: ACTIVE NIC3: ACTIVE

NIC3: UNUSED NIC2: UNUSED


ESXi2 (connected to the SPA-1 and SPB-1)

vSwitch

iSCSI1: 10.10.5.104 iSCSI1: 10.10.6.104

NIC Teaming

NIC2: ACTIVE NIC3: ACTIVE

NIC3: UNUSED NIC2: UNUSED


Navisphere express to verify option connections indicates that two ports connected servers maintains it active for a moment, but when it recognizes the luns presented to a single esx maintains an active port and other disabled, single lun path refers to an ip address, and now Navisphere Express looks that only activates a port by controller and not the two connected.

ESXi1

A0 - INACTIVE

A1 - INACTIVE

B0 - ACTIVE

B1 - INACTIVE

ESXi2

A0 - INACTIVE

A1 - INACTIVE

B0 - INACTIVE

B1 - Active

If someone has something to help me fix this, is it much appreciate.

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October 15th, 2010 09:00

Shouldn't your SP ports be on different subnets? Ex. A0/A1 on different subnets.  Check white paper on CLARiiON with ESX attached.

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October 15th, 2010 10:00

AX4-i  - note that subnet .5.xxx is on SPA and .6.xxx is on SPB

SPA-0: 10.10.5.101

SPA-1: 10.10.5.102

SPB-0: 10.10.6.101

SPB-1: 10.10.6.102

ESXi1 (connected to the SPA-0 and SPB-0)

vSwitch

10.10.5.103 - this can only connect to SPA ports   <---->   10.10.5.101 SPA-0 - Will only see LUNs that are owned by SPA

10.10.6.103 - this can only connect to SPB ports   <---->   10.10.6.101 SPB-0  - Will only see LUNs that are owned by SPB

You probably need to have four paths:

10.10.5.103 <---->   10.10.5.101 SPA-0

10.10.5.103 <---->   10.10.5.102 SPA-1

10.10.6.103 <---->   10.10.6.101 SPB-0

10.10.6.103 <---->   10.10.6.102 SPB-1

Best Practice recommends:

SPA-0: 10.10.5.101

SPA-1: 10.10.6.101

SPB-0: 10.10.6.102

SPB-1: 10.10.5.102

10.10.5.103 <---->   10.10.5.101 SPA-0

10.10.5.103 <---->   10.10.5.102 SPB-1

10.10.6.103 <---->   10.10.6.101 SPA-1

10.10.6.103 <---->   10.10.6.102 SPB-0

glen

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May 20th, 2011 12:00

I thought I read somewhere that NIC teaming is not supported with AX4 (iSCSI) connections... let me dig up the document ;-)

May 23rd, 2011 02:00

VM NIC Teaming is supported for software iSCSI configurations with the AX4 and ESXi 4.x.  I'm thinking maybe you are referring to the use of the MS (and even Linux) software initiator where NIC teaming is not supported.

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May 23rd, 2011 09:00

I was referring to an older document... you are correct... !!!

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