Good morning,
I have a few blades that are acting odd. I hope the VMWare community can help point me in the right direction before I start playing the Vendor Blame Game.
On my UCS B200 blades with VIC1240, running ESXi 5.5u2:
In UCS I have 4 vNICs definted, and the VLANs are segemented accordingly:
vNIC0 - ESXi Kernel/vMotion - A-sde
vNIC1 - ESXi Kernel/vMotion - B-sde
vNIC2 - VM PortGroups - A-sde
vNIC3 - VM PortGroups - B-sde
But, within ESXi the NIC mappings show up flipped:
vNIC0 - VM PortGroups - A-sde
vNIC1 - VM PortGroups - B-sde
vNIC2 - ESXi Kernel/vMotion - A-sde
vNIC3 - ESXi Kernel/vMotion - B-sde
FCOE HBAs are the same:
UCS shows:
vHBA0 - WWPN of the A fabric
vHBA1 - WWPN of the A fabric
vHBA2 - WWPN of the B fabric
vHBA3 - WWPN of the B fabric
But ESXi shows:
vHBA0 - WWPN of the B fabric
vHBA1 - WWPN of the B fabric
vHBA2 - WWPN of the A fabric
vHBA3 - WWPN of the A fabric
I have reloaded ESXi, recreated the UCS Service Profile (from the same template as the rest of the environment), and reacknowledged the slot.
Any ideas?
Thanks!!
