HP Integrity BL890c - i2 Server Manual page 163

Summary Note: In this scenario we have created two independent Share Uplink Sets (SUS), each
originating from the opposite VC-Modules, by doing so we provide the ability to create separate and
redundant connections out of VC. When we create the server profiles, you will see how the NICs will
connect to VLANs accessed through the opposite VC module, which provides the ability to create an
Active / Active uplink scenario. Alternatively, we could have created a single SUS and assigned both of
these uplink ports to the same SUS, however, this would have provided an Active/ Standby uplink
scenario.
Figure 2-65 Example of a Active / Standby SUS.
Figure 2-66 VLAN-Many-1 – Linked at 10Gb with both Smart Link and VLAN Tunneling Enabled.
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