add interface in VSX env.

[#1]

Hello Community,

I have a question related to VSX.

I'm running a VSX environment on a CP7000  cluster (physical box), with 7 Virtual Systems currently in use. Two 10G interfaces are already configured and in production, and now I would like to bring a third 10G interface into use.

The SFP is already inserted;

Cabling is done;

Configuration on the switch side is complete.

What I want is to have this new 10G interface appear in the drop-down list in SmartConsole (see an attachment), so that I can assign VLANs to it for each Virtual System, just like I already do with the existing 10G interfaces.

My question is:
Which SK/article/procedure should I follow to make the new interface available for selection in the SmartConsole for the individual VSes?

As this is a VSX setup, I don’t have the “Get Interface Topology” option available in SmartConsole.

So far, I haven’t found a concrete SK that explains how to properly bring a new physical interface into the VSX config, whether via CLI or GUI.

Any help or guidance is much appreciated!

Thank you in advance.

[#2]

Hello Community,

I have a question related to VSX.

I'm running a VSX environment on a CP7000  cluster (physical box), with 7 Virtual Systems currently in use. Two 10G interfaces are already configured and in production, and now I would like to bring a third 10G interface into use.

The SFP is already inserted;

Cabling is done;

Configuration on the switch side is complete.

What I want is to have this new 10G interface appear in the drop-down list in SmartConsole (see an attachment), so that I can assign VLANs to it for each Virtual System, just like I already do with the existing 10G interfaces.

My question is:
Which SK/article/procedure should I follow to make the new interface available for selection in the SmartConsole for the individual VSes?

As this is a VSX setup, I don’t have the “Get Interface Topology” option available in SmartConsole.

So far, I haven’t found a concrete SK that explains how to properly bring a new physical interface into the VSX config, whether via CLI or GUI.

Any help or guidance is much appreciated!

Thank you in advance.

[#3]

Hello Community,

I have a question related to VSX.

I'm running a VSX environment on a CP7000  cluster (physical box), with 7 Virtual Systems currently in use. Two 10G interfaces are already configured and in production, and now I would like to bring a third 10G interface into use.

The SFP is already inserted;

Cabling is done;

Configuration on the switch side is complete.

What I want is to have this new 10G interface appear in the drop-down list in SmartConsole (see an attachment), so that I can assign VLANs to it for each Virtual System, just like I already do with the existing 10G interfaces.

My question is:
Which SK/article/procedure should I follow to make the new interface available for selection in the SmartConsole for the individual VSes?

As this is a VSX setup, I don’t have the “Get Interface Topology” option available in SmartConsole.

So far, I haven’t found a concrete SK that explains how to properly bring a new physical interface into the VSX config, whether via CLI or GUI.

Any help or guidance is much appreciated!

Thank you in advance.

[#4]

Hello Community,

I have a question related to VSX.

I'm running a VSX environment on a CP7000  cluster (physical box), with 7 Virtual Systems currently in use. Two 10G interfaces are already configured and in production, and now I would like to bring a third 10G interface into use.

The SFP is already inserted;

Cabling is done;

Configuration on the switch side is complete.

What I want is to have this new 10G interface appear in the drop-down list in SmartConsole (see an attachment), so that I can assign VLANs to it for each Virtual System, just like I already do with the existing 10G interfaces.

My question is:
Which SK/article/procedure should I follow to make the new interface available for selection in the SmartConsole for the individual VSes?

As this is a VSX setup, I don’t have the “Get Interface Topology” option available in SmartConsole.

So far, I haven’t found a concrete SK that explains how to properly bring a new physical interface into the VSX config, whether via CLI or GUI.

Any help or guidance is much appreciated!

Thank you in advance.

[#5]

Hello Community,

I have a question related to VSX.

I'm running a VSX environment on a CP7000  cluster (physical box), with 7 Virtual Systems currently in use. Two 10G interfaces are already configured and in production, and now I would like to bring a third 10G interface into use.

The SFP is already inserted;

Cabling is done;

Configuration on the switch side is complete.

What I want is to have this new 10G interface appear in the drop-down list in SmartConsole (see an attachment), so that I can assign VLANs to it for each Virtual System, just like I already do with the existing 10G interfaces.

My question is:
Which SK/article/procedure should I follow to make the new interface available for selection in the SmartConsole for the individual VSes?

As this is a VSX setup, I don’t have the “Get Interface Topology” option available in SmartConsole.

So far, I haven’t found a concrete SK that explains how to properly bring a new physical interface into the VSX config, whether via CLI or GUI.

Any help or guidance is much appreciated!

Thank you in advance.

[#6]

Hello Community,

I have a question related to VSX.

I'm running a VSX environment on a CP7000  cluster (physical box), with 7 Virtual Systems currently in use. Two 10G interfaces are already configured and in production, and now I would like to bring a third 10G interface into use.

The SFP is already inserted;

Cabling is done;

Configuration on the switch side is complete.

What I want is to have this new 10G interface appear in the drop-down list in SmartConsole (see an attachment), so that I can assign VLANs to it for each Virtual System, just like I already do with the existing 10G interfaces.

My question is:
Which SK/article/procedure should I follow to make the new interface available for selection in the SmartConsole for the individual VSes?

As this is a VSX setup, I don’t have the “Get Interface Topology” option available in SmartConsole.

So far, I haven’t found a concrete SK that explains how to properly bring a new physical interface into the VSX config, whether via CLI or GUI.

Any help or guidance is much appreciated!

Thank you in advance.

[Matlu]

The problem is that I think you can't work with bond interfaces in virtual environments like VMware, or can you?

[Matlu]

The problem is that I think you can't work with bond interfaces in virtual environments like VMware, or can you?

[Matlu]

The problem is that I think you can't work with bond interfaces in virtual environments like VMware, or can you?

[Matlu]

The problem is that I think you can't work with bond interfaces in virtual environments like VMware, or can you?

[Matlu]

The problem is that I think you can't work with bond interfaces in virtual environments like VMware, or can you?

[Bob_Zimmerman]

You absolutely can use bonds in VMs. In general, you can't have more than one interface in the bond, but having the bond at all is the important part.

[Bob_Zimmerman]

You absolutely can use bonds in VMs. In general, you can't have more than one interface in the bond, but having the bond at all is the important part.

[Bob_Zimmerman]

You absolutely can use bonds in VMs. In general, you can't have more than one interface in the bond, but having the bond at all is the important part.

[Bob_Zimmerman]

You absolutely can use bonds in VMs. In general, you can't have more than one interface in the bond, but having the bond at all is the important part.

[Bob_Zimmerman]

You absolutely can use bonds in VMs. In general, you can't have more than one interface in the bond, but having the bond at all is the important part.

[Chris_Atkinson]

Do you see the interface at the CLI level, have you tried restarting the machine?

[Chris_Atkinson]

Do you see the interface at the CLI level, have you tried restarting the machine?

[Chris_Atkinson]

Do you see the interface at the CLI level, have you tried restarting the machine?

[Chris_Atkinson]

Do you see the interface at the CLI level, have you tried restarting the machine?

[Chris_Atkinson]

Do you see the interface at the CLI level, have you tried restarting the machine?