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Defining networks, Editing VLANs, Exporting VLANs

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Table 19. Network traffic types - QoS settings (continued) Network Traffic Type Description QoS Setting Storage - iSCSI Used for iSCSI VLANs 5 Storage - FCoE Used for FCoE VLANs 5 Storage - Data Replication Used for VLANssupporting storage data 5 replication such as for VMware VSAN VM Migration Used for VLANs supporting vMotion and 5 similar technologies VMWare FT Logging Used for VLANs supporting VMware 5 Fault Tolerance Defining networks To configure a logical network: 1. Click Configuration > VLANs. The VLANs page is displayed. 2. Click Define. The Define Network window is displayed. 3. Enter the name, description, VLAN ID. The format for a single VLAN ID is-123 while for an ID range, the format is-123-234. 4. Select the Network Type. For more details, see SmartFabric VLAN management and automated QoSThe available options are: ● General Purpose (Bronze) ● General Purpose (Silver) ● General Purpose (Gold) ● General Purpose (Platinum) ● Cluster Interconnect ● Hypervisor Management ● Storage - iSCSI ● Storage - FCoE ● Storage - Data Replication ● VM Migration ● VMWare FT Logging For more details, see SmartFabric VLAN management and automated QoS. Editing VLANs To edit a network: 1. On the Networks page, select the network that you want to edit, and click Edit. The Edit Network window is displayed. 2. Make the required changes. While editing the network, ensure that only one VLAN is configured in both the ports. NOTE: In fabric mode, do not delete VLAN from OME-Modular, if the VLAN is associated with any uplink. Exporting VLANs To export the network configuration: Managing networks 95

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Table 19. Network traffic types - QoS settings (continued)
Network Traffic Type
Description
QoS Setting
Storage - iSCSI
Used for iSCSI VLANs
5
Storage - FCoE
Used for FCoE VLANs
5
Storage - Data Replication
Used for VLANssupporting storage data
replication such as for VMware VSAN
5
VM Migration
Used for VLANs supporting vMotion and
similar technologies
5
VMWare FT Logging
Used for VLANs supporting VMware
Fault Tolerance
5
Defining networks
To configure a logical network:
1.
Click
Configuration
>
VLANs
.
The
VLANs
page is displayed.
2.
Click
Define
.
The
Define Network
window is displayed.
3.
Enter the name, description, VLAN ID.
The format for a single VLAN ID is—123 while for an ID range, the format is—123-234.
4.
Select the
Network Type
.
For more details, see
SmartFabric VLAN management and automated QoS
The available options are:
●
General Purpose (Bronze)
●
General Purpose (Silver)
●
General Purpose (Gold)
●
General Purpose (Platinum)
●
Cluster Interconnect
●
Hypervisor Management
●
Storage - iSCSI
●
Storage - FCoE
●
Storage - Data Replication
●
VM Migration
●
VMWare FT Logging
For more details, see
SmartFabric VLAN management and automated QoS
.
Editing VLANs
To edit a network:
1.
On the
Networks
page, select the network that you want to edit, and click
Edit
.
The
Edit Network
window is displayed.
2.
Make the required changes.
While editing the network, ensure that only one VLAN is configured in both the ports.
NOTE:
In fabric mode, do not delete VLAN from OME–Modular, if the VLAN is associated with any uplink.
Exporting VLANs
To export the network configuration:
Managing networks
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