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Masterop512
Hi all:
I'm having a weird problem, in one hand, we have 2 switches configured with 2 interfaces trunk with different vlans configured, for my pourpose I just will talk about Vlan 32 and Vlan 52, the switches are installed in two different datacenters
In the other hand I have configured 2 Windows Servers 2016 with 2 ethernet interfaces 10GBps directly connected to the switches, the servers are installed in the same datacenters (1 per datacenter) that the switches was installed, this Servers have configured a Windows teaming, LACP and Dynamic, and two interfaces with vlan 32 and 52.
Every seems to be great, I put in hosts the name of the servers with IP in vlan 52, and both servers have the ping response with IP in vlan 52, however, if I run a Robocopy between the servers, the loadBalancing do the balance also between vlans, in my scenario, I need to use only vlan52 to copy this kind of data, no using both vlans, can I do something without specific routes in Windows?
Thanks for your help
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I'm having a weird problem, in one hand, we have 2 switches configured with 2 interfaces trunk with different vlans configured, for my pourpose I just will talk about Vlan 32 and Vlan 52, the switches are installed in two different datacenters
In the other hand I have configured 2 Windows Servers 2016 with 2 ethernet interfaces 10GBps directly connected to the switches, the servers are installed in the same datacenters (1 per datacenter) that the switches was installed, this Servers have configured a Windows teaming, LACP and Dynamic, and two interfaces with vlan 32 and 52.
Every seems to be great, I put in hosts the name of the servers with IP in vlan 52, and both servers have the ping response with IP in vlan 52, however, if I run a Robocopy between the servers, the loadBalancing do the balance also between vlans, in my scenario, I need to use only vlan52 to copy this kind of data, no using both vlans, can I do something without specific routes in Windows?
Thanks for your help
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