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Implementing Cisco UCS Solutions

You're reading from   Implementing Cisco UCS Solutions Cisco Unified Computer System is a powerful solution for data centers that can raise efficiency and lower costs. This tutorial helps professionals realize its full potential through a practical, hands-on approach written by two Cisco experts.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2013
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781782170662
Length 370 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Cisco UCS Physical Architecture and Installing UCS Hardware FREE CHAPTER 2. Setting Up Lab Using Cisco UCS Emulator 3. Configuring Cisco UCS Using UCS Manager 4. Configuring LAN Connectivity 5. Configuring SAN Connectivity 6. Creating Identity and Resource Pools 7. Creating and Managing Service Profiles 8. Managing UCS through Routine and Advanced Management 9. Virtual Networking in Cisco UCS 10. Configuring Backup, Restore, and High Availability 11. Cisco UCS Failure Scenarios Testing 12. Third-party Application Integration Index

Deploying VSM

This is a good example to show how Nexus maintains the division between administrator roles while requiring collaboration at the same time.

  1. Deploying VSM is the responsibility of an SA. The Cisco N1KV series is installed through a GUI installer when the OVA file is used.
  2. Once the VSM deployment is done, NA finishes the installation of the Cisco N1KV switch. Once that job is done, the NA needs to open up the web interface of the Cisco N1KV. It needs to configure the VSM with the appropriate port-group VLAN and also perform the basic configuration of the Cisco N1KV series.
  3. Once the communication gets established, the NA defines the port profiles to be used by the uplink interfaces, VMs, and other virtual interfaces. This is done via SSH to the N1KV switch.
  4. Once the NA finishes defining the port profiles, the SA assigns the uplink port profiles to the appropriate physical NICs and then the port profile to VMs, providing network connectivity to the guest OS and migrating the VSM on...
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