Dear All: 

I am a newbie about OVS, testing LACP functionality with
two VSs within a single host. In this host, I created two VMs:

VM1, with virtual interface: vnet0
VM2, with virtual interface: vnet1

then I create two VSs: br1 and br2, with:

vnet0 being attached to br1
vnet1 being attached to br2

afterward, in order to verify LACP, I create
just one link between the two bridges using this method:
http://openvswitch.org/pipermail/discuss/2012-February/006502.html

vnet0-br1-veth0----(10Mbps)----veth1-br2-vnet1

I test the bandwidth with iperf, everything works perfectly.
After using the same way to create the second link and bonding them with
LACP utility, it looks like:
          
         /veth0----(10Mbps)----veth1\
vnet0-br1                            br2-vnet1
         \veth4----(10Mbps)----veth5/

And the status looks perfectly fine as well, 
all interfaces know their partners in all ways:
port_id, sys_id and key. The details are as follows:

[root@localhost dev]# ovs-appctl lacp/show
---- bond1 ----
        status: active negotiated
        sys_id: 9a:67:18:b4:2a:40
        sys_priority: 65534
        aggregation key: 52
        lacp_time: slow

slave: veth0: current attached
        port_id: 53
        port_priority: 65535

        actor sys_id: 9a:67:18:b4:2a:40
        actor sys_priority: 65534
        actor port_id: 53
        actor port_priority: 65535
        actor key: 52
        actor state: activity aggregation synchronized collecting distributing

        partner sys_id: f6:04:ca:00:83:4c
        partner sys_priority: 65534
        partner port_id: 50
        partner port_priority: 65535
        partner key: 49
        partner state: activity aggregation synchronized collecting
distributing

slave: veth4: current attached
        port_id: 52
        port_priority: 65535

        actor sys_id: 9a:67:18:b4:2a:40
        actor sys_priority: 65534
        actor port_id: 52
        actor port_priority: 65535
        actor key: 52
        actor state: activity aggregation synchronized collecting distributing

        partner sys_id: f6:04:ca:00:83:4c
        partner sys_priority: 65534
        partner port_id: 49
        partner port_priority: 65535
        partner key: 49
        partner state: activity aggregation synchronized collecting
distributing
---- bond2 ----
        status: active negotiated
        sys_id: f6:04:ca:00:83:4c
        sys_priority: 65534
        aggregation key: 49
        lacp_time: slow

slave: veth1: current attached
        port_id: 50
        port_priority: 65535

        actor sys_id: f6:04:ca:00:83:4c
        actor sys_priority: 65534
        actor port_id: 50
        actor port_priority: 65535
        actor key: 49
        actor state: activity aggregation synchronized collecting distributing

        partner sys_id: 9a:67:18:b4:2a:40
        partner sys_priority: 65534
        partner port_id: 53
        partner port_priority: 65535
        partner key: 52
        partner state: activity aggregation synchronized collecting
distributing

slave: veth5: current attached
        port_id: 49
        port_priority: 65535

        actor sys_id: f6:04:ca:00:83:4c
        actor sys_priority: 65534
        actor port_id: 49
        actor port_priority: 65535
        actor key: 49
        actor state: activity aggregation synchronized collecting distributing

        partner sys_id: 9a:67:18:b4:2a:40
        partner sys_priority: 65534
        partner port_id: 52
        partner port_priority: 65535
        partner key: 52
        partner state: activity aggregation synchronized collecting
distributing

Once again, I test the bandwidth, the speed stays at 10Mbps...
I expected that the speed should be doubled: 20Mbps.
Any ideas?

PS: Without any bandwidth limitation and LACP setting, the default speed
of a single link can be up to near 200Mbps.
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