Le 12 janv. 2010 16:23, Ross Vandegrift <ross@xxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
> You can't bridge LACP - it doesn't even make sense. LACP bundles must
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> be between adjacent devices. Moreover, LACPDUs are destined for a
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> bridge-management address that is prohibited from being bridged by
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> 802.1D.
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OK, I agree, it doesn't make sense, but I want to be transparent using bridging. I can't explain my idea :).
> What are you trying to accomplish? If you want to transparently
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> bridge with LACP channels, you should terminate the LACP bundles on
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> the Linux box and bridge the bundles:
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>
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> eth0 \ / eth2
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> bond0 ----- br0 ---- bond1
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> eth1 / \ eth3
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You mean I need to have four physical interfaces ?
I can't understand how too accomplish this.
Currently, I am doing :
brctl addif eth1
brctl addif eth2
> And then cable eth0/eth1 to one device and eth2/eth3 to the other.
How ?
Thanks !
JM
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