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Alex_Joda · 03-08-2015

We always thought that the Management Port of the Summit Switches are totally independent from the switch ports, with an own VLAN and own Router interface. Because of this we choose the Management Port to connect the switches permanently to the centr...

Alex_Joda · 03-09-2015

Danial, these are some nice illustrations. In our case we have normally floor cabinets with more than one switch and each is connected to two MLAGed cores with separated LWL uplinks for each switch. So if we connect the Management port to another sw...

Alex_Joda · 03-09-2015

Hi Paul, it seems that Bill hit the spot with the mac address problem. The reason why we would like to use the OOB management network is that we want to be able to configure every aspect of the switch including the Uplink ports, LACP, LAG and so on ...

Alex_Joda · 03-09-2015

Hi Bill, today we changed our management to inband and gave the default network an IP-address. At the moment we have done that the the management port was only partly available and even the new inband IP was not stable. This stops only after we remo...

Alex_Joda · 03-09-2015

Hi Bill, that sounds like a good reason for this ! So if we are not using the same switch that we uplinking to it should not give us any problems...If there is only one additional switch we might use the inband VLAN to manage it....Thanks a lot for ...

Alex_Joda · 06-05-2014

We also use MLAG to connect VMware servers to our two cores because we noticed that with MLAG the connection between two devices (e.g. two servers or edge switches on the net) are always using the shortest path without using the ISC connection for ne...

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