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A "What-if" analysis
Andrea Dainese - Data Center Engineer
Designing an Hybrid Data
Center Infrastructure

Data Center topology (8 years ago)
Devices
● Cisco Catalyst 6500 (core)
● Cisco Catalyst 3560 (access)
● Physical servers
● FC Storage

Data Center topology (8 years ago)
What-if
● a core switch power down? ←
● an access switch power down?
● a fiber became unidirectional?
Problems
● L2 Loops
● NHRP ←
● black hole caused by STP convergence ←
Solutions
● HSRP/GLBP ←
● UDLD
● RPVST ←
● Storm Control
● VSS + PortChannel ←
Conclusions
● lossy network ←

Data Center topology (4 years ago)
Evolutions
● needing a cheaper/easier storage network
● needing a faster Ethernet network
● 50% physical - 50% virtual servers
Devices
● Cisco Nexus 5000 (10 GbE core)
● Cisco Nexus 2000 (10 GbE access)
● Virtual servers
● NetApp storage (iSCSI/NFS)

Data Center topology (4 years ago)
What-if
● a SCSI transmission is lost/delayed?
● a cluster heartbeat is lost/delayed?
Problems
● SCSI over a lossy network
● Cluster heartbeat over a lossy network
Solutions
● VMware Tools
● Timeouts
Conclusions
● SCSI doesn't like lossy networks

Data Center topology (today)
Evolutions
● needing an unified cabling
● 10% physical - 90% virtual servers
Devices
● Blade Servers
● Virtual Appliance
● Unified Cabling (2 fibers bring everything)

Data Center topology (today)
What-if
● a Cisco Nexus 5000 reboots?
● a BPDU is transmitted by a VM? ←
Problems
● Failover does not work anymore
● BPDUs shut down all VMware servers ←
Solutions
● Knows your devices ←
Conclusions
● Hybrid devices behave unexpectedly ←
Notes
● Nexus 1000v or vSphere 5.1 can filter BPDUs
● Reject “Forged Transmit” is not a solution

Conclusions
I. Ethernet is a lossy network
Be sure your software can tolerate connection reset,
packet loss/delay.
II. Software/Hardware integration can behave
unexpectedly
Be aware of what your are including in your data-center
and how to best configure it.

Thanks
andrea.dainese@gmail.com
http://www.routereflector.com/
http://www.linkedin.com/in/adainese
@adainese
Andrea Dainese

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