Interface Net Config

 

NET Interface Config Attributes 

Attribute  Values  Default  Required Description
Aid  NET..NET12 N/A Y The name of the current LAG, values are NET1 through NET12
Interface-type  Uplink Uplink N Only Uplink LAGS supported.
Admin-state enabled | disabled Enabled  N Enabled by default on creation can be overridden.
Uplink-interface - Uplink interface configuration parameters
Aid  NET<id>   Y  
Ports [ SFP1-1-x

| QSFP1-2-x ]

N/A Y The list of ports to add to the LAG.  LAG is only operational after ports have been assigned.
Note: When entering list-based attributes, the user must enclose the members of the list in square brackets, and the user MUST have spaces between the brackets and the first and last data member.
Description Text N/A N Description of the port entered by the user.  Description must be enclosed in quotes ("Description text") to allow a description with spaces.
Enable-pause-frames  true | false False  N Enable or Disable pause frames on the LAG.
Lag-speed auto | 1g |10g | 25g | 40g | 50g | 100g | auto-1-g | auto-10g Autodetect  N LAG speed of autodetect will be detected based on the installed module. The first module installed will be populated by all members of the LAG. It can be explicitly configured. Removing all modules will return the lag to auto.
Hash-algorithm Src-mac | dst-mac | src-dst-mac | src-ip | dst-ip | src-dst-ip Src-dst-mac N Hashing algorithm for load balancing of packets across the link. 
Pvid  1..4094  1 N Vlan to assign to untagged traffic.  VLANs 4000-4007, 4010-4012 are reserved for internal use. 
Pvid-priority  0..7  0 N Priority to assign to untagged traffic. 

 

 

Note: * = required parameter

Show Running-config Tolt Interfaces Net

The interface net commands are used to act on the Uplink LAGs.  The system names the Uplink LAGs as NET1.. NET12 and any allowed NET interface can be configured to use any port.  If the system on the far end is not using a LAG, simply place a single port in the LAG, and it will be treated as a normal port.  This allows the addition of ports to the NET interface without any loss of service or hits to the link. 

Displays the current configuration of all LAGs via the Show command:

  1. From the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input show running-config tolt interfaces net, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:
MDS1-ESUA# show running-config tolt interfaces net <enter>

tolt interfaces net config NET1 
 interface-type                      uplink 
 admin-state                         enabled 
 uplink aid                          LAG1 
 uplink ports                        [ SFP1-1-1 SFP1-1-2 SFP1-1-3 SFP1-1-4 ]
 uplink description                  "10G SFP Net Interface" 
 uplink enable-pause-frames          false 
 uplink lag-speed                    auto 
 uplink hash-algorithm               src-dst-mac 
 uplink pvid                         101 
 uplink pvid-priority                0 
 uplink lacp-config admin-state      disabled 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-mode        active 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-wait-timer  2 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-timer       short 
 uplink dscp-profile-name            "" 
! 

tolt interfaces net config           NET2 
 interface-type                      uplink 
 admin-state                         enabled 
 uplink aid                          LAG2 
 uplink ports                        [ QSFP1-2-1 QSFP1-2-2 QSFP1-2-3 QSFP1-2-4 ] 
 uplink description                  "40G QSFP Net Interface"
 uplink enable-pause-frames          false 
 uplink lag-speed                    auto 
 uplink hash-algorithm               src-dst-mac 
 uplink pvid                         102 
 uplink pvid-priority                0 
 uplink lacp-config admin-state      disabled 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-mode        active 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-wait-timer  2 
 uplink lacp-config lacp-timer       short 
 uplink dscp-profile-name            "" 
! 
MDS1-ESUA(config># _

Show Running-config Tolt Interfaces Net as Table

You can use the pipe tab (|) directive to force tabular display. 

 

  1. From the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input show running-config tolt interfaces net config | tab, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:
MDS1-ESUA# show running-config tolt interfaces net config | tab <enter>

                                                                                     ENABLE                                                        LACP          DSCP 
      ADMIN                                                                          PAUSE   LAG    HASH               PVID      ADMIN     LACP    WAIT   LACP   PROFILE 
AID   STATE    PORTS                                        DESCRIPTION              FRAMES  SPEED  ALGORITHM    PVID  PRIORITY  STATE     MODE    TIMER  TIMER  NAME 
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
NET1  enabled  [ SFP1-1-1 SFP1-1-2 SFP1-1-3 SFP1-1-4 ]      10G SFP Net Interface    false   auto   src-dst-mac  101   0         disabled  active  2      short 
NET2  enabled  [ QSFP1-2-1 QSFP1-2-2 QSFP1-2-3 QSFP1-2-4 ]  40G QSFP Net Interface   false   auto   src-dst-mac  102   0         disabled  active  2      short 
NET3  enabled  [ QSFP1-2-5 ]                                100G QSFP Net Interface  false   auto   src-dst-mac  103   0         disabled  active  2      short 
NET4  enabled  [ QSFP1-2-6 ]                                NET4 LAG to Core         false   auto   src-dst-mac  1     0         disabled  active  2      short 
 
MDS1-ESUA#