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CliftonPracht · 07-15-2013

Is it possible to use NICs that are not setup for UCSM for other purposes? In other words, I have the following setup outlined in this doc IE c-series plugged into 2232 tthat is plugged into FIs - http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/...

CliftonPracht · 07-17-2013

That is good news. Thank you Kenny,Do you know if I have to setup as Single wire or will dual work as well? It is currently setup as dual. There is a PCI slot free in the dual setup.Thanks again,Cliff

CliftonPracht · 07-17-2013

Kenny,Don't think you completety understand my question. I agree that slot C is where we could install a NIC card and that should work for a c-series blade in stand-alone mode. However the problem is when it is being managed by UCSM and you have to ...

CliftonPracht · 07-16-2013

Keny,It is a C200, with a CNA installed in one of the PCI slots for data traffic. LOM is plugged into the LOM links which leaves on-bard NIC free. We could also install a NIC card in this too.Cliff

CliftonPracht · 07-15-2013

Kenny,The topology is is pretty straight forward for c-series server for ucsm integration. For UCSM *data* connectivity, the c-series CNA connects to the 2232 pair and the 2232 pair connects to the FI pair. For UCSM *LOM* access is setup similar wa...

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