Example of a typical configuration

Last Updated : Oct 30, 2026 |
Prolog information
This drawing is for example purposes only. Before deploying and distributing virtual machines across the ASP 130 servers, verify the solution using the Avaya One Source Configurator (A1SC).
The following illustration represents a sample Application deployment with a configured Services port:
Note:
In ASP R7.x KVM on RHEL 9.6, the bridge “replaces” the ESXi vSwitch and Virtual Machine port group.
Avaya KVM on RHEL 9.6 to R660xs NIC mapping for A3 and A31
R660xs NIC assignment
RHEL eth name
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NIC 1
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LOM – NIC order left to right
NIC 2
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LOM – Services – NIC order left to right
NIC 3
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1st OCP port – NIC order left to right
NIC 4
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2nd OCP port – NIC order left to right
NIC 5
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3rd OCP port – NIC order left to right
NIC 6
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4th OCP port – NIC order left to right
NIC 7
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10/25GbE in A3 and A31 systems NIC order is right to left
NIC 8
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10/25GbE in A3 and A31 systems. NIC order is right to left
This diagram is for the default configuration without bonding (single wires).
a diagram of the default configuration without bonding
This diagram is for the configuration with bonding (2 wires per bridge) which supports redundancy.
a diagram of the default configuration with bonding