We have this logged with DellEMC at present around the supported config of the kernals and how it would be affected during an automated upgrade.
With regards to the bandwidth that all depends on data change/size or replication etc etc could go from 10 meg to 40 gig connections, latency though is always the biggest factor with I think 12ms being the greatest for a stretched cluster now.
On this with regards to the vCentre if you need independent recovery (and albeit easier) run a second vCenter. Also regarding creating additional VMkernal ports:
“As long as the customer does not touch the original deployed vmk adapters mgmt., vsan and vmotion adding additional VMk or port groups even with TCP/IP stack are not affected as generally they are ignored by our workflows…”
It all depends on your backend network config really. So P2P, MPLS etc etc. But have a look at Duncan Eppings site yellowbricks.com and also https://pbradz.wordpress.com/tag/vxrail/
JTG450
12 Posts
3196
0
Posted April 11th, 2017 03:00
We have this logged with DellEMC at present around the supported config of the kernals and how it would be affected during an automated upgrade.
With regards to the bandwidth that all depends on data change/size or replication etc etc could go from 10 meg to 40 gig connections, latency though is always the biggest factor with I think 12ms being the greatest for a stretched cluster now.