Is Cisco VIC 1225 supported on C210M2?

According to the spec-sheet, the only supported Cisco CNA would be P81E. P81E is EoS with migration diverted towards 1225, but when looking at the datasheet for 1225, it seems like only newer hardware is supported.
Can anyone confirm/deny if this would be a supported scenario or not?

Hello Marcus,
VIC 1225 is not supported on C210M2 Server.
Please find the below link for VIC 1225/1225T and attached screen shot for supported servers list:-
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/interfaces-modules/ucs-virtual-interface-card-1225/data_sheet_c78-708295.pdf
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/interfaces-modules/ucs-virtual-interface-card-1225/data_sheet_c78-727604.pdf
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/servers-unified-computing/ucs-c-series-rack-servers/data_sheet_c78-587522.html
Hope it would helps you,Please mark as answered if you got your answer on this query.
Thanks,
Gaurav

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I've currently got an opportunity to upgrade a C220M3 UCS server from the standard Intel 1G LOM's to 10G and I'm looking at various ways to achieve this. This is for a standalone UCS server running VMware.
At the present time in this environment there isn't a 10G uplink switch port that can be used to connect a 10G UCS port to, so I'm looking at ways to at least complete the 10G hardware upgrade on the UCS side and have that component completed, while having a transition period of 1G connectivity in the short term.
It seems the VIC 1225 is the obvious choice for this, as price wise it's reasonable and it's fully featured, even if we only need the 10G ethernet (no FCoE in the short term).
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1. It appears that based on the C220M3 spec sheet at http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/servers-unified-computing/ucs-c-series-rack-servers/C220M3_SFF_SpecSheet.pdf (see Table 14) that the 1225 doesn't support Twinax. In fact it's the only NIC and CNA listed that apparently doesn't support it, which seems odd. Is this correct, and what is the reason behind this? Is this a hardware issue, a software issue or a documentation issue?
2. If Cisco Twinax is not an option, does the 1225 support 1G SFPs such as the GLC-SX-MM?
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The 1225 (UCSC-PCIE-CSC-02) does supports twinax cables, the documentation has a type-o. If you look at the documentation for the c240 M3 that supports the same 1225 adapter, you will see that this card does supports the twinax cables (see attach screenshots). In the documentation it shows that the 1225T supports twinax but this card comes with 2 10GBASE-T ports so it won't support either twinax cables or SFPs.
Please let me know is this is helpful
C240 M3 Page (39)
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/servers-unified-computing/ucs-c-series-rack-servers/C240M3_SFF_SpecSheet.pdf
1225T (Table 2. Product Specifications )
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/interfaces-modules/ucs-virtual-interface-card-1225/data_sheet_c78-727604.html

Cisco UCS C220 with VIC 1225

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We have Cisco UCS C220 M3 with VIC 1225 card installed. We connected only one 10G port of VIC 1225 to Nexus 5548UP switch. But I do not see this port on switch and in CIMI the status for this port shows Link Down. I wanted to to iSCSI boot from storage NetApp FAS2240 but since I don't see this port on my Nexus switch I am unable to do boot from NetApp. I tried both ports on VIC 1225 with same result. Please I need help in this matter. I know I am missing something very simple but can't figure this out.
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Salman

Hi Kenny,
Here is the answers:
-What slot is this card installed in?
Mezzenine
-How many CPUs does the server have installed? (1 OR 2 CPUs can make the difference)
2x 2.90 GHz E5-2690/135W 8C/20MB Cache/DDR3 1600MHz
-Is the PCIe slot enabled in BIOS? << Let us know if you don't know how to check it from CIMC
I believe I did. Server>BIOS>BIOS advanced> PCIe (Let me know if this correct)
-Have you confirmed that the cable is good?
I have changed four cables. I am using SFP-H10GB-CU2M= Twinax cable.
-If the switch does not even see the port and CIMC says it is down, have you confirmed the switch port is properly configured?
CIMI says “Link Down” in VIC adapter General area. The switch interface config has only “switchport mode access” in default vlan 1.
-What is the firmware running on the server and the OS?
We upgraded the firmware with latest ucs-c220-huu-1.5.4-3.iso.
Let me share with you the complete BoM of the server:
UCSC-C220-M3S              1x UCS C220 M3 SFF w/o CPU mem HDD PCIe PSU w/ rail kit
UCS-CPU-E5-2690              2x 2.90 GHz E5-2690/135W 8C/20MB Cache/DDR3 1600MHz
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C460-M2 with 2 VIC-1225, managed by UCSM

C460-M2 with 2 VIC-1225; all documents show only one VIC-1225 (which has to be in PCI slot nr.1) single wire managment with a UCS FI ?
Is this a limitation ? or must the second VIC-1225 be connected to a switch outside the FI ?
Walter.

I received the following answer
Good question Walter. The documentation is confusing. If running the C460 as part of a UCS integration, only 1 card is supported.Although the server supports 2 cards , slot 1 & 2 according to the specsheet. The datasheet states that upto 3 VIC can be supoprted int he server.
The Cisco CCW config tool allows you to configure 2 VIC1225 in the C460.
From the 460 spechseet.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/ps10265/ps10493/ps11587/spec_sheet_c17-662220.pdf
Page 24
The C460 server accommodates the Cisco 1225 Virtual Interface card, which is supported only in slots 1 and 2. Note, however, that if the server is running UCSM, only slot 1 is supported for the VIC card.
■ The Cisco Card NIC mode is currently supported only with a Cisco 1225 VIC (UCSC-PCIE-CSC-02) that is installed in PCIe slot 1.
■ The C460 server accommodates the Cisco 1225 Virtual Interface card, which is supported only in slots 1 and 2. Note, however, that if the server is running UCSM, only slot 1 is supported for the VIC card.
From the datasheet
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/modules/ps10277/ps12571/data_sheet_c78-708295.html
System Requirements
The Cisco UCS VIC 1225 is designed for use only on Cisco UCS C-Series Rack Servers. A single Cisco UCS VIC 1225 is supported on Cisco UCS C260 M2, C460 M2, C220 M3, C240 M3, C22 M3, and C24 M3 rack servers. Up to three Cisco UCS VIC 1225 cards are supported on these servers depending on the slot configuration.
Anyone at Cisco want to clarify the above?
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VIC 1225 conectivity problems

Hi guys,
we have deployed a new UCS C460 on the network but we are observing connectivity problems for the directlly connected N3K.
The UCS server has a VIC1225 with 2 vnics configured one to each physical 10Gb port, the ports are in port-channel to the 3ks that are configured in VPC
to the server, with this topology we cant reach the HSRP vIP configured in the 3Ks and we can reach only one of them.
The 3Ks are configured in VPC for multipe devices that use this HSRP without issues.
The VPC for the server is up and well configured.
Also the server OS is SUZE.
Im wondering if this have anything to do with some caveat in the VIC1225? it appears like the VIS is in active/passive as when we cut one uplink the other
3K is reachable....
anyone has some toughts about the issue
Any help is apreciated.
thanks.

Tony ,
According to some Cisco documentation:
• Creates fully functional unique and independent PCIe adapters and interfaces (NICs or HBAs) without requiring single-root I/O virtualization (SR-IOV) support from OSs or hypervisors
• Allows these virtual interfaces and adapters to be configured and operated independently, just like physical interfaces and adapters
• Creates a highly flexible I/O environment needing only one card for all I/O configurations
Note: Cisco UCS VIC 1225 hardware is SR-IOV capable, and you can enable SR-IOV after SR-IOV is broadly supported by the popular operating systems. Please refer to UCS Manager configuration limits for your specific OS and environment in the configuration guide.
You can check the details here:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/modules/ps10277/ps12571/data_sheet_c78-708295.html
I hope this helps.
- David

New VIC 1225

So I see the VIC 1225 is a new card (presumably to replace the P81E), anyone know if it does Adapter-FEX? Only documentation I see is for VM-FEX.

Tony ,
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• Creates fully functional unique and independent PCIe adapters and interfaces (NICs or HBAs) without requiring single-root I/O virtualization (SR-IOV) support from OSs or hypervisors
• Allows these virtual interfaces and adapters to be configured and operated independently, just like physical interfaces and adapters
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You can check the details here:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/modules/ps10277/ps12571/data_sheet_c78-708295.html
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Issues configuring VIC 1225 in C240

I'm trying to configure a C240 server with the VIC 1225 installed.
First off, I'd like to know if it's even possible to use this without Fabric Interconnects or Nexus switches. Assume I'm just hooking them up to some regular 10GbE switches. I can change this but wante to have a better idea of my design decisions - not a lot of info regarding when the VIC 1225 can or should be used outside this context.'
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/c/sw/cli/config/guide/1.4.1/b_Cisco_UCS_C-Series_CLI_Configuration_Guide_141_chapter_01001.html#task_3C31BD7B25BF4CF6839B7B12DE014482
I've verified that the VIC is installed in slot 1 visually as well as through the output below, but the output below isn't what I expected per the documentation. I'm not able to get into the scope of this adapter, and it's showing up in "show pci-adapters" and not "show adapters". It's like it's not even being recognized as a VIC.
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Matt,
The VIC 1225 is fully supported as a stand-alone card outside of UCSM and by default it runs in Classical Ethernet mode which means it's supported with any IEEE standard 10GE switch.
The VIC is not supported in Slot 1 in the C240, it is supported in Slot 2 or 5
(http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/c/hw/C240/install/replace.html#wp1337242).
Without being installed in the proper slots, the NC-SI connector at the end of the PCIe bus will not be conencted and the CIMC has no interface to to configure the card. Once you have installed it in a supported slot you should be able to scope chassis and show the adapter. Then scope to the adapter as shown below
ucs-c240-m3# scope chassis
ucs-c240-m3 /chassis # show adapter
PCI Slot Product Name   Serial Number Product ID     Vendor
2        UCS VIC 1225   FCH162974VP    UCSC-PCIE-C... Cisco Systems Inc
ucs-c240-m3 /chassis # scope adapter 2
ucs-c240-m3 /chassis/adapter #
Once you are able to see your VIC let me know if you have additional questions.
Steve McQuerry
UCS - Technical Marketing

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Hello again, Im stuck
This is what I have done. I have created the vPC between my esx host and my two nexus 5000 switches, but it doesnt seem to come up:
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4      Po4         down* success     success                    -
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C460 Rack Server with two VIC 1225 - UCSM vNIC placement policy

I am trying to integrate C460 having 2 VIC 1225 cards with UCSM. The objective is to have 2 ethernet interfaces assigned to each VIC , one per FI.
vNIC 1 on VIC 1 - FI A failover to FI B
vNIC 2 on VIC 1 - FI B failover to FI A
vNIC 3 on VIC 2 - FI A failover to FI B
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I have created a service profile with 4 vNICs and assigned to C460. When the UCSM is configured to use the system default for vNIC/vHBA placement policy, all 4 vNICs are assigned to one VIC. When trying to place them manually with 2 on vCon1 and 2 on vCon2, I am seeing insufficient resource error. Both the VIC are recognized and UCSM server tab shows both of them as adapters.
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The C460 has an integrated BCM 57711 which would also be recognized by the system. What's most likely happening is that the VIC 1225s are on vCon1 and vCon3 and the BCM card is on vCon2, since FF is not supported on the Broadcom adapter this would cause the association to fail. Try placing the manual placement with vCon1 and vCon3 and see if this clears up the issue.
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After creating a VM for vCenter and joining the hosts to it, I started migrating existing VMs from an old cluster and saw odd network behavior. It seems whenever a VM or vmkernel interface are on any vNIC pinned to the same physical uplink on the same host, they can’t talk to each other.
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Hello Michael,
I assume VIC is operating Classical Ethernet ( CE ) mode and VM1 and VM2 are in different vswitchs for the non-working scenario, ( where there vNICs used by vSwitch are pinned to physical uplink ) .
If this is the scenario, the frames have to be switched upstream switch and needs to be forwarded back on the same switch interface. Any IEEE standards based switch will not forward such traffic flow.
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HTH
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Why ????
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Many thx.
Nicolas.

Hello Kenny,
My main question is « how to use and to configure failover on VIC 1225 ». I have already configure failover on B-serie but never on c-series
For more details (please see diagram in attach), my issue is that my C240 on DRP site (just 40 metres from main site) is connected to local switch (C3560) and to LAN core (C4506 on main site). This connection on 2 Catalyst devices seems to be a problem for vSphere :
i could see that : as soon as I connect the 2 ports, C240 lost connection to vCenter ; CIMC is still pinging.
I could read on ucsguru forum, someone has the same issue with 2 catalyst.
I do not have a lot of time for this deployment and installation. So, I told me to use actif/passif should be the faster way. If I connect only a cable (by shuting/ no shuting an interface on a catalyst), it works. In order to do that, automatically, I would want to implement failover on VIC1225
Any suggestion on my issue is welcome.
Many thanks.
Nicolas.

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If you integrate your rack server to UCSM, you will be able to use the LOM ports ONLY for Mgmt traffic, that is when you integrate the server in "Dual Wire Mode".
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-Kenny

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Hi Cisco experts,
My name is Kumagai and I need your expert opinions below.
I am trying to configure one VLAN1 support multiple network segments as below.
(this should be a very straight forward configuration and should be OK, I think ? )
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<<< what will happen if I add the HSRP configuration as below into the above VLAN1 with multiple Network segment ??)
I would like to summarize my "Combined" configurations as below but I need your expert opinions on
whether the configuration below is workable without any problem ??
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Thanking you in advance !!!!!

Hi,
As far as i know we dont set the ip helper address on the radio interface. It should be on the L3 interface of corresposding VLANs i.e.
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Modify the AP config as below since you are using data vlan as the native vlan
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Ideally your AP fastethernet configuration should looks like below and not sure how you missed this as this comes by default when you have multiple vlans for multiple ssids.
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