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Hi All,
I'm using single ESXi 5.5 U3 servers with 2x NICS connected to 2x NICs at the QNAP TVS-471 NAS,
At the moment I can see that when running svMotion, it only uses one cable or one path only ?
How to configure it so that it uses both path for additional throughout ?
Thanks.
I'm using single ESXi 5.5 U3 servers with 2x NICS connected to 2x NICs at the QNAP TVS-471 NAS,
At the moment I can see that when running svMotion, it only uses one cable or one path only ?
How to configure it so that it uses both path for additional throughout ?
Thanks.
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Albert Widjaja
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I thought this question was about vMotion ?
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ASKER
I've followed through but it is showing some error above ?
what error ?
no screenshot?
what did you follow ?
no screenshot?
what did you follow ?
ASKER
Is there something wrong in my settings above ?
okay, what are we trying to do here ?
do you only have 2 nics available to to iSCSI and vMotion ?
so have you now changed your iSCSI network from above screenshot ?
do you only have 2 nics available to to iSCSI and vMotion ?
so have you now changed your iSCSI network from above screenshot ?
ASKER
ok, here's what I'm trying to do:
ESXi server:
1x NIC for server management traffic
2x iSCSI connection for Data
1x free unused
1x iLO
QNAP TVS-471 NAS:
1x NIC for NAS management traffic
2x iSCSI connection for Data
1x free unused
ESXi server:
1x NIC for server management traffic
2x iSCSI connection for Data
1x free unused
1x iLO
QNAP TVS-471 NAS:
1x NIC for NAS management traffic
2x iSCSI connection for Data
1x free unused
Okay, this is what I would suggest is...
completely remove the existing iSCSI vSwitch.
Setup from scratch as per my document, follow it step by step with screenshots.
then we can discuss, vMotion as this what this question was originally posted and about.
completely remove the existing iSCSI vSwitch.
Setup from scratch as per my document, follow it step by step with screenshots.
then we can discuss, vMotion as this what this question was originally posted and about.
ASKER
Thanks !
Is there something wrong with the above ?