On the front end I have two GSM7224v2 for public traffic (call this DMZ) with two Cisco ASA5510's in active passive mode for internet traffic and firewall rules between the different ports/vlans.
Each XenServer node has an active/passive bond, so each switch has three cables going to it. Inside of XenServer I can tag vlan (blah) to a specific server.
Switch 1(active) I have the ASA Plugged into port 24 Port 3 is XenServer 1 Port 4 is XenServer 2 Port 5 is Xenserver 3
Switch2 (passive) I have the ASA plugged into port 23 Port 6 is XenServer 1 Port 7 is XenServer 2 Port 8 is XenServer 3
How do I setup those ports, Switch1 3-5 Switch2 6-8, to accommodate all those vlans on each port. Trunking is what Citrix is telling me, though I see no trunking in the gui management console.
PS - There's also going to be a cable going from switch1 to switch2 that I'll need to allow all those vlans to communicate through also.
I guess that Xen documentation references Cisco's naming use for 802.1Q trunks and not 802.3ad Link aggregation. Meaning that you will have links that will transport all the appropriate VLANs on this link - some will have to be tagged (only one can be untagged).
