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Posted on 2010-12-22 by dan

I’ve added another document to my articles page. This one covers the creation of port-channels between Cisco MDS 9513 switches. I was clueless about a lot of this until a friend from EMC took me through the steps. So I’ve created this document as a way to capture those steps for future reference. Hopefully you’ll find it of use.

Filed Under: Cisco, Storage | Tagged: 9513, articles, Cisco, howto, MDS, NX-OS, port-channel, san, SAN-OS, VSAN

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