When the network adjacent to servers is configured using an Ethernet fabric, automatic migration of port profiles (hereinafter AMPP) can be used for L-Servers. The AMPP function works with L-Server migration and automatically migrates the physical switch port configuration to the physical port of the Ethernet fabric switch connected to the destination server.
Resource Orchestrator supports VLAN as a parameter of AMPP. The ARP method is used for realizing AMPP.
When creating network resources, by setting auto-configuration, a VLAN port profile is created for an Ethernet fabric switch with port profile configuration enabled. When creating a single network resource, a single VLAN port profile is created on an Ethernet fabric switch.
When creating an L-Server, link the NIC of the L-Server with the VLAN port profile.
When auto-configuration for network resources is valid, link them with the port profile auto-configured by Resource Orchestrator. For the cases other than the above, link them with the port profile based on the description in the port profile configuration function definition file. Through this, VLANs are configured for the internal port ("End Point") of the Ethernet Fabric for L-Server communication.
For details on automatic network configuration, refer to "9.4.1.9 Automatic Network Configuration for Ethernet Fabric Switches (Converged Fabric)".
For details on the port profile configuration function definition file, refer to "9.4.8.4 When Using Port Profile Configuration Files".
