Scenario 3:2 - Flex-10 with Multi-Enclosure stacking - VLAN Tagging (802.1Q) with Multiple Shared Uplink Sets (SUS) - VMware
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# Create Shared Uplink Set "VLAN-Trunk-2" and configure uplinks
add uplinkset VLAN-Trunk-2
add uplinkport enc3:2:X2 Uplinkset=VLAN-Trunk-2 speed=auto
# Create Networks Prod-A-2 through Prod-D-2 for Shared Uplink Set "VLAN-Trunk-2"
add network PROD-A-2 uplinkset=VLAN-Trunk-2 VLanID=101
set network
PROD-A-2
SmartLink=Enabled
add network PROD-B-2 uplinkset=VLAN-Trunk-2 VLanID=102
set network
PROD-B-2
SmartLink=Enabled
add network PROD-C-2 uplinkset=VLAN-Trunk-2 VLanID=103
set network
PROD-C-2
SmartLink=Enabled
add network PROD-D-2 uplinkset=VLAN-Trunk-2 VLanID=104
set network
PROD-D-2
SmartLink=Enabled
add network PROD-E-2 uplinkset=VLAN-Trunk-2 VLanID=105
set network
PROD-E-2
SmartLink=Enabled
Note:
It is important to point out at this time, if you are familiar with VC scripting, or have existing VC
scripts that you had used on Virtual Connect 1:10 modules, and may want to use with Flex-10, the
numbering of the Flex-10 external ports is different than with early modules of VC. VC-E and VC-F uplinks
ports are numbered as Ports 1, 2, 3 etc., however; Flex-10 ports are referenced as X1, X2, X3 etc., plus
some of the ports are shared, IE the CX4 is shared with SFP+ Port X1, both are configured as X1, but only
one is usable at a time. If a CX-4 cable is connected the SFP+ port will become disable, the same is true
for Ports X7 & X8, which are the internal cross connect ports, the cross connects will disconnect, if an
SFP+ module is plugged in Ports X7 or X8.