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Chapter 7. Configuring the Cisco 3012 InfiniBand to Ethernet gateway 139
Configuring aggregation must be done on both sides of the links (in the Ethernet gateway
module and the 4948). If you only configure one side, it might or might not work, and
unexpected or undesired results will more than likely occur.
Figure 7-14 shows the configuration we will be using to demonstrate aggregation.
Figure 7-14 Network design used to demonstrate link aggregation
7.5.2 Summary of steps to create a bridge group using a trunked connection
Here, we provide a summary of the steps that we describe in the remainder of this section to
implement a bridge group using a trunked connection:
1. Make sure connections between the 3012 and the 4948 are down (step 1 on page 140).
2. Remove any old configurations from the last example (step 2 on page 140).
3. Use Element Manager to open up the Trunking window (step 3 on page 140).
4. Create the trunk group and add desired ports to the trunk (step 4 on page 141).
5. Create the new bridge group and add the new trunk group as the Ethernet connection
(step 5 on page 142).
6. Save the 3012 config to NVRAM (step 6 on page 142).
7. Configure the upstream 4948 to match the Ethernet Gateway configuration (step 7 on
page 143).
ib0
BladeServer10
ib1
Cisco BCH 4X
IB Switch
Cisco 3012
Cisco 4948 Ethernet Switch
Access
VLAN
88
Int Po5
1/16 1/17
12 port IB – slot 15
12 port IB – slot 16
EGW4
EGW = Ethernet Gateway Module
BG1 = Bridge Group 1
Blue = InfiniBand
Green = Ethernet
Ib0 = 172.16.225.10
Int VLAN 88
172.16.225.250
Eth int 4/1
IB int 4/1
BG1
Eth int 4/2
Aggregation
int po5
Aggregation
int trunk 1
Using default p_key – ff:ff
InfiniBand Network
BladeCenter H
Ethernet Network
Tip: It is always a good idea to shut down the ports or disconnect the cables between the
Ethernet gateway module and the upstream switch while making changes to aggregation.
Failure to do this can result in temporary loops in the network, which can cause a
disruption of the network traffic.
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