Connectivity Guide

43 Dell EMC Networking OS10 Enterprise Edition Switch Configuration Guide for VxRail featuring S5248F-ON,

S5232F-ON and S5148F-ON

10 Use of VxRail 4.7.0 to validate Dell EMC Networking

S5200F-ON

With VxRail 4.7.0, two in-band management networks are used - public and private. In this example, VLAN

3939 serves as the default VLAN for the VxRail private management network, and VLAN 1611 remains as the

public in-band management network. The Node discovery network is isolated to VLAN 3939. The Leaf

switches must be configured appropriately for the changes to be incorporated.

S5248F-Leaf1

S5248F-Leaf2

VLTi

17 17

VxRail node

S5248F-Leaf1 S5248F-Leaf2

VLTi

17 17

VxRail node

Management traffic split into

public and private network

VxRail 4.7

Prior to VxRail 4.7

Switches configured for management

traffic, vSAN traffic, vMotion, and VM

networks.

Switches configured for public management

traffic, private management traffic, vSAN

traffic, vMotion, and VM networks.

25GbE connection.

VxRail 4.7 deployment with Dell EMC Networking S5200F-ON switches

In addition to the configuration provided in the prior examples for the S5148F-ON in Chapter 7, the leaf

switches require the listed command configuration to validate the S5200F-ON with VxRail 4.7.0. The

configuration includes creation of VLAN 3939 and enables the VLAN to access the necessary trunk ports as

dictated by the topology. For example, in a topology of leaf switches in VLT, the additional configuration with

VLAN 3939 on the leaf switches is shown

below.

Additional VLAN configuration on leaf switches

S5248F-Leaf1A

S5248F-Leaf1B

interface vlan3939

description default-private-vlan

no shutdown

interface ethernet1/1/17