Cheers,
I have a (silly) doubt...actually our Aruba 5400R zl2 VSF is deployed with this VSF Links configuration (4 DAC Cables = 4x10Gbps = 40 Gbps):
VSF# show vsf link detail
VSF Member: 1 Link: 1
Port State
-------- ------------
1/C7 Up: Connected to port 2/C7
1/C8 Up: Connected to port 2/C8
1/D7 Up: Connected to port 2/D7
1/D8 Up: Connected to port 2/D8
VSF Member: 2 Link: 1
Port State
-------- ------------
2/C7 Up: Connected to port 1/C7
2/C8 Up: Connected to port 1/C8
2/D7 Up: Connected to port 1/D7
2/D8 Up: Connected to port 1/D8
We realized that crossing some of the links (at least two - C8 and D8 on each VSF Member - of the total four each VSF Port has) would be better from the resiliency standpoint (in case one or two VSF Member's module(s) would hit a serious issue) leaving us - at worst - with one 10Gbps VSF Links between VSF Members:
VSF# show vsf link detail
VSF Member: 1 Link: 1
Port State
-------- ------------
1/C7 Up: Connected to port 2/C7
1/C8 Up: Connected to port 2/D8
1/D7 Up: Connected to port 2/D7
1/D8 Up: Connected to port 2/C8
VSF Member: 2 Link: 1
Port State
-------- ------------
2/C7 Up: Connected to port 1/C7
2/C8 Up: Connected to port 1/D8
2/D7 Up: Connected to port 1/D7
2/D8 Up: Connected to port 1/C8
So...can I rearrange /C8 and /D8 physical links (reseating related DAC Cables) leaving untouched /C7 and /D7 ones without any particular issue from the VSF Ports standpoint?
The answer should be a sound "Yes"...but it worths a double check.