Hi guys,
I'm trying to set up the networking on a ubuntu server, running off a dell c6220. On the c6220, there are 2x 10gb intel cards, both ports connected to port 7 and 8 in my quanta lb6m switch. For whatever reason, only the second interface, plugged into port 8 can manage to get network working... The first interface does not even have the ability to grab a DHCP address.
The VLAN # is 1000 and I am using tagging. I have tried to configure the ports as switchports but same behaviour.
Here's the LB6M config:
"show vlan 1000" gives the following output:
Ubuntu /etc/network/interfaces config
enp130s0f0.1000 cannot get a DHCP address, but enp130s0f1.1000 has no problems getting one.
The ports are connected as such
LB6M Port 7 -> enp130s0f0
LB6M Port 8 -> enp130s0f1
When I do a tcpdump on the enp130s0f0.1000 interface, I see traffic flowing without issues. I can see traffic going between other devices.
The weird thing is also: IF I configure a static adddress on enp130s0f0.1000 and ping another server = no response. However, pinging the LB6M switch is successful, both ways.
Does anyone have an idea of what the heck is going on here? I have spent the entire last night trying to figure this out and it's starting to drive me insane. Would really be happy if someone could give some advice on this.
Best regards,
Chris
I'm trying to set up the networking on a ubuntu server, running off a dell c6220. On the c6220, there are 2x 10gb intel cards, both ports connected to port 7 and 8 in my quanta lb6m switch. For whatever reason, only the second interface, plugged into port 8 can manage to get network working... The first interface does not even have the ability to grab a DHCP address.
The VLAN # is 1000 and I am using tagging. I have tried to configure the ports as switchports but same behaviour.
Here's the LB6M config:
interface 0/7
description 'NODE02-NIC0'
spanning-tree edgeport
vlan participation include 1000
vlan tagging 1000
exit
interface 0/8
description 'NODE02-NIC1'
spanning-tree edgeport
vlan participation include 1000
vlan tagging 1000
exit
description 'NODE02-NIC0'
spanning-tree edgeport
vlan participation include 1000
vlan tagging 1000
exit
interface 0/8
description 'NODE02-NIC1'
spanning-tree edgeport
vlan participation include 1000
vlan tagging 1000
exit
0/7 Include Include Tagged
0/8 Include Include Tagged
0/8 Include Include Tagged
Ubuntu /etc/network/interfaces config
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto enp130s0f0
iface enp130s0f0 inet manual
auto enp130s0f1
iface enp130s0f1 inet manual
auto enp130s0f0.1000
iface enp130s0f0.1000 inet dhcp
vlan-raw-device enp130s0f0
auto enp130s0f1.1000
iface enp130s0f1.1000 inet dhcp
vlan-raw-device enp130s0f1
iface lo inet loopback
auto enp130s0f0
iface enp130s0f0 inet manual
auto enp130s0f1
iface enp130s0f1 inet manual
auto enp130s0f0.1000
iface enp130s0f0.1000 inet dhcp
vlan-raw-device enp130s0f0
auto enp130s0f1.1000
iface enp130s0f1.1000 inet dhcp
vlan-raw-device enp130s0f1
enp130s0f0.1000 cannot get a DHCP address, but enp130s0f1.1000 has no problems getting one.
The ports are connected as such
LB6M Port 7 -> enp130s0f0
LB6M Port 8 -> enp130s0f1
When I do a tcpdump on the enp130s0f0.1000 interface, I see traffic flowing without issues. I can see traffic going between other devices.
The weird thing is also: IF I configure a static adddress on enp130s0f0.1000 and ping another server = no response. However, pinging the LB6M switch is successful, both ways.
Does anyone have an idea of what the heck is going on here? I have spent the entire last night trying to figure this out and it's starting to drive me insane. Would really be happy if someone could give some advice on this.
Best regards,
Chris