08-08-2013 10:31 PM
Hi.
I need some help to know commands to monitor vpc and the load balancing mode. How the VPc works between a remote catalyst switch and how it works between VPc and port channel load balancing.
Thank you.
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08-13-2013 07:12 AM
Hi,
The Cisco Nexus supports load balancing based on Source/Destination MAC, IP and TCP/UDP port number. As mentioned above, the current load-balancing mode can be seen with the show port-channel load-balance command. To change this use the port-channel load-balance ethernet
There are details of the available options to be found in the Load Balancing Using Port Channel of the Nexus 5000 Configuration Guide. You don't mention whether it's Nexus 7K or 5K, but the commands are the same on both.
To view the system priority use the show vpc status command.
Regards
08-08-2013 11:02 PM
show port-channel load-balance to check the method being used
and
sh port-channel traffic
to see the distribution over the local members. It is impossible to see the stats of the peer-switch. Traffic which needs to be switched out of a vpc will never cross the vpc-peer link unles all the local member ports of the vpc are down.
08-09-2013 02:20 PM
Hi,
Thank you,
what are the load balancing methods supported by Nexus?
08-09-2013 02:25 PM
Hi.
Also i need a command to view the system priority for VPC?
08-13-2013 07:12 AM
Hi,
The Cisco Nexus supports load balancing based on Source/Destination MAC, IP and TCP/UDP port number. As mentioned above, the current load-balancing mode can be seen with the show port-channel load-balance command. To change this use the port-channel load-balance ethernet
There are details of the available options to be found in the Load Balancing Using Port Channel of the Nexus 5000 Configuration Guide. You don't mention whether it's Nexus 7K or 5K, but the commands are the same on both.
To view the system priority use the show vpc status command.
Regards
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