Adding ports to an LACP group after the daemon started
by David Shwatrz
Hello,
I created an LACP group by preparing a config file; I put two entries
for two ports, eth0 and eth1, in that config file (lacp.conf) and I
ran
the teamd daemon successfully with this configuration by:
teamd -f lacp.conf
Now I want to add additional interfaces to this LACP group, like eth2
and eth3, setting values for port members, like lacp_key.
If I try:
teamdctl team0 port add eth2 lacp_key=56
I get an error (Unknown command).
I know, of course, that I can add this entry for eth3 in the lacp.conf file
and restart the daemon.
But the question is:
After the daemon is started, setting an LACP group, how can I add
ports to it such that various port members (like lacp_key or priority)
can be set ? (without restarting the daemon)
regards,
DavidS
9 years, 3 months
Establishing a Link Aggregation with libteamd
by Andy Johnson
Hello, libteam.
When trying to establish a link aggregation with libteam, against an
A/D switch (which is configured to support LACP), is there a way to
know what is the status of the LACP session by some userspace tool
(apart from a sniffer), or by any logs ?
Thanks,
Andy
9 years, 4 months
Changing the LACP (newbie)
by David Shwatrz
Hi,
I run the teamd daemon by "teamd -d".
Then I run:
#teamdctl team0 port add p4p1
and then:
#teamdctl team0 config dump
And I get:
{
"device": "team0",
"ports": {
"p4p1": {
"link_watch": {
"name": "ethtool"
}
}
},
"runner": {
"name": "roundrobin"
}
}
Now, I want to change the "runner" to be LACP.
How can it be done ? is there more than on way to achieve it ?
regards,
D. Shwartz
9 years, 4 months
problematic sequence
by Kevin Wilson
Hi,
It seems to me that the following sequence is a bit problematic; I am
running it on fedora 20:
modprobe team
teamd -d
then
kill -9 <teamdPid>
(teamdPid is of course the daemon pid)
and then:
rmmod team
gives
rmmod: ERROR: Module team is in use by: team_mode_roundrobin
but also:
rmmod: ERROR: Module team_mode_roundrobin is in use
Any ideas ? it seems to me that this is something which should not happen.
Or am I missing something ?
regards,
Kevin
9 years, 4 months
