Hi,

By default VNXe API integration with VMware discovers all Vmkernel IPs/IQN as well as management IP's(on ESX).

However you should be able to remove the mgmt and VMotion IP's on the unisphere and the issue you might be facing could be a GUI issue, please restart the management services and try one more time.

Moreover VNXe/ESX VMkernels are always recommended to be on a dedicated nw or on seperate VLAN. So, even if you have the IP's lised on the Unisphere it should not be able to communicate outside its network.

Regards,

Sri

Thanks for the response but I am thinking this is a bug of some sort.

 

Yes, they are all separate VLANs. It is still confusing for clients when they see all the addresses.

Also, if one uses the VSI, it also 'presents' "Datastore and SnapShot" access to those addresses you don't want to use.

I have used this process to try and remove the unwanted IPs but it doesn't work:

Going to Settings - Shared Folder Server Settings- ASA

Select 'enable access on a per-host basis

Click 'configure Host Access'

When I try to remove the vmotion and other unrelated IP addresses

It ignores the process when I click OK.

Is this a bug?

Hi Sammy,

Have you already tried restarting the management software and then removing the IP's?

To restart the management software follow the below procedure:

1. Login into Unisphere.

2. Click on "Settings" and select "Service system"

3. Select "Restart Management software" and execute service action

Regards,

Sri