Mon Nov 30, 2020 11:05 am
UPDATE:
It crashed with 802.3ad, but is working ok with "rr balanced" selected on the Mikrotik router. The Mikrotik's are CCR's (1009 and 1036) we tried various firmware on them, including the latest "long Term" and "Stable". The Netonix is a WS-26-500-DC with firmwares 1.5.0, 1.5.1,1.5.2,1.5.5, and 1.5.6 tried on them.
The 802.3ad selection seems to crash only after 3 or more LAG's are connected to the ports. (We are not using any VLAN's on them)
LACP-A on ports that were used. hash was MAC/IP (Basically default LAG setup on the Netonix unit, except for the LAG ID)
"802.3ad" mode crashes ONLY with firmware 1.5.1 or greater. I also tried LACP-P and STATIC, but neither one worked.
STP settings do not seem to make any differences.
Mikrotik setup was tried with "ALL" bonding modes, hash policy tried with "ALL" modes. "Layer 2 and 3" seem to give the most throughput though.
AGAIN, if LAG mode "rr balanced" is selected on the Mikrotik router it seems to work fine with more than 2 LAGs. (We are running 4 at this time)
We are running WS-12-DC units with 2 LAG's on them, and there does not seem to be a problem there. I haven't tried with additional LAG's on them yet.
We won't need more than 2 LAG's if we ever get the 10 gig switches to replace these with.