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Can a VDX VE Port be Configured with Multiple Subnets?

Can a VDX VE Port be Configured with Multiple Subnets?

Eric_Wilkins
New Contributor
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1. Do I need to create a separate VLAN for each VE port?



2. Can I have one VLAN with multiple subnets on one VE port?



My thought is I would need to create one VLAN, One Subnet. Then create a separate VE port per VLAN.



The switch is running NOS 7.0.1b presently.



The process attempted at first was adding multiple subnets to one VE port but the secondary subnet fails with the error below:



conf t

rb 1

int ve 100

ip address 10.12.11.254/24

ip address 10.12.12.254/24 (secondary)

"The IP address is not in Primary address subnet".



Like I said, I believe the message is normal. But anyone on here can let me know as verification.
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Eric_Wilkins
New Contributor
Here is the answer for you Mike.sw0(config)# rbridge-id 1
sw0(config-rbridge-id-1)# int ve 10
sw0(config-rbridge-Ve-10)# ip add 10.12.11.254/24
sw0(config-rbridge-Ve-10)# ip add 10.12.12.254/24
sw0(config-rbridge-Ve-10)# ip add 10.12.13.254/24

In VDX switches you don't need to give keyword "secondary". The keyword secondary only required if you want to give the IP address from the same subnet, please find the example below:

sw0(config)# rbridge-id 1
sw0(config-rbridge-id-1)# int ve 10
sw0(config-rbridge-Ve-10)# ip add 10.12.11.254/24
sw0(config-rbridge-Ve-10)# ip add 10.12.11.253/24 secondary

swo# show run
!
interface Ve 10
ip proxy-arp
ip address 10.12.11.254/24
ip address 10.12.12.254/24
ip address 10.12.13.254/24
ip address 10.12.11.253/24 secondary
no shutdown
!

Mick_Day
Extreme Employee
I have also tried this and get the same result, and although I cannot find this documented in any of the manuals, I believe this is expected behaviour

Regards
Mick
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