Test connectivity when using multiple tcp/ip stacks
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Revision as of 15:24, 16 May 2022 by Saurabh (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Home > VMWare platform > VMWare vSphere or ESXi > Test connectivity when using multiple tcp/ip stacks It is possible for ESXi host to use multiple TCP/IP stacks. In that case to validate connectivity between two ESXi hosts use: # Get list of network stacks using: #:<pre> #:: esxcli network ip netstack list #:</pre> # Understand which vmkernel port is using which TCP/IP stack using: #:<pre> #:: esxcli network ip interface list | grep -i 'name\...")
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It is possible for ESXi host to use multiple TCP/IP stacks. In that case to validate connectivity between two ESXi hosts use:
- Get list of network stacks using:
- esxcli network ip netstack list
- Understand which vmkernel port is using which TCP/IP stack using:
- esxcli network ip interface list | grep -i 'name\|stack'
- ping with appropriate stack name to remote machine on corresponding network using:
- ping -s <stack-name> <remote-ip>
- For example
- ping -S "vmotion" 10.2.23.57
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