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From: "Shteryana Shopova" <syr...@freebsd.org>
What types of traffic streams are you testing this with? if_lagg will
use the SRC/DST MACs and IP addresses for IP traffic to decide which
member port of the lagg to sent the traffic out to, balancing of
incoming traffic should be done by the Cisco on the same principle.
Try a different laggproto for the if_lagg interface e.g. roundrobin
with channel-group <number> mode on set on the switchports.
I was testing with iperf to and from two other machines on the network.
If I tested with one machine I got 1g throughput, with 2 machines I
got ~500Mbps on each, for both inbound and outbound on em1.
== laggproto lacp + channel-group 2 mode active ==
Got the same with both inbound and outbound connection
== laggproto fec + channel-group 2 mode on ==
Got the same with both inbound and outbound connection
== laggproto loadbalance + channel-group 2 mode on ==
Got the same with both inbound and outbound connection
== laggproto roundrobin + channel-group 2 mode on ==,
Instead of 1Gbps throughput on one interface I get 500Mbps on each for
outbound only still no change with inbound.
Any other ideas?
Regards
Steve
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