ISG LAG interface become 'inactive' or 'backup' instead of active.
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ISG LAG interface become 'inactive' or 'backup' instead of active.

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Article ID: 260990

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SSP-S410 PLATFORM SSP-S410 SSP-S210 PLATFORM SSP

Issue/Introduction

The LAG configuration is done on the ISG interface and using the ISG's CLI.

For example, using interface 2:0 and 2:2 for the LAG.

Interface 2:0 become "inactive" and "backup".

localhost(config-lag)# view interfaces
Physical-interface   Duplex     Speed      State      LAG       
----------------------------------------------------------------
0:0                  full       1G         up         None      
2:0                  full       1G         up         0(inactive)
2:1                  full       1G         up         None      
2:2                  full       1G       up         0(active) 
2:3                  full       1G       up         None   

localhost(config-lag)# view id 0
Group-id:            0                   
App-Interface:       9:0                 
Mode:                802.3ad 4           
Xmit hash policy:    layer2 0            
MAC address:         00:e0:ed:d9:ee:22   
Duplex:              full                
Speed:               1G                
State:               up                  
Total Tx Bytes:      3508                
Total Rx Bytes:      9367                
Total Tx Errors:     0                   
Total Rx Errors:     0                   
Host-Interfaces:     2:0, 2:2            
    2:0
        Actor operation port state:    (77) active,aggr,synced,default
        Aggregator id:                 1                   
        Partner operation port state:  (1) active          
        Link failure count:            0                   
        MII status:                    up                  
        Hardware address:              00:e0:ed:d9:ee:22   
        Operational state:             backup              
        Tx bytes:                      2628                
        Rx bytes:                      14319               
        Tx errors:                     0                   
        Rx errors:                     0                   
    2:2
        Actor operation port state:    (61) active,aggr,synced,accept,send
        Aggregator id:                 2                   
        Partner operation port state:  (61) active,aggr,synced,accept,send
        Link failure count:            0                   
        MII status:                    up                  
        Hardware address:              00:e0:ed:d9:ee:24   
        Operational state:             active              
        Tx bytes:                      1600                
        Rx bytes:                      18396               
        Tx errors:                     0                   
        Rx errors:                     0                

 

The aggregate speed is showing only 1G instead of 2G.

localhost(config-lag)# view
Group-id   Interfaces      Duplex     Speed      State      App-Interface
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0               2:0, 2:2          full           1G            up           9:0       
     

Cause

Based on the messages log from the ISG diagnostics log shows an issue with the LAG or LACP protocol handshake.

Feb 22 18:41:05 localhost cli_register.py[19070]: 2023-02-22 18:41:05,039:776019.197941 DEBUG:network_nic_utils.py:194:set_master Interface nic2_0 is successfully added to Lag lag0
Feb 22 18:41:04 localhost cli_register.py[19070]: 2023-02-22 18:41:04,358:775338.037014 DEBUG:lag_action.py:37:add_interface add lag 0 interface 2:0
Feb 22 18:41:08 localhost kernel: lag0: link status definitely up for interface nic2_0, 1000 Mbps full duplex
Feb 22 18:41:08 localhost kernel: lag0: Warning: No 802.3ad response from the link partner for any adapters in the bond
Feb 22 18:41:08 localhost kernel: lag0: first active interface up!
Feb 22 18:41:09 localhost cli_register.py[19070]: 2023-02-22 18:41:09,914:780894.232035 DEBUG:network_nic_utils.py:67:get_speed Successfully read speed (1000) from interface nic2_0
Feb 22 18:41:09 localhost cli_register.py[19070]: 2023-02-22 18:41:09,918:780897.84193 DEBUG:network_nic_utils.py:89:get_duplex Successfully read duplex (full) from interface nic2_0
Feb 22 18:41:09 localhost cli_register.py[19070]: 2023-02-22 18:41:09,918:780898.042917 DEBUG:nfrm_lags.py:334:add_interface Partner: speed=1G, duplex=full

Resolution

There is an issue on the switch side in regards to the LAG or LACP configuration. Fixing this on the switch side resolved the issue.