[rbak-nsp] Link Group - Access with PPPoE

[Yuri Shefer]

Hi Brent,

>From documentation:

"An access LAG can be configured in either non-economical or
economical mode. The economical mode reduces the SmartEdge router
resources used by the access link group, allowing more of these
resources to become available to other applications. In non-economical
mode (the default), circuit information on active ports is replicated
on all standby ports. After an active port fails, no packets are lost
when the standby port becomes active. In economical mode, which must
be explicitly configured, the circuit information for 802.1Q single-
or double-encapsulated (Q-in-Q) circuits on active ports is not
replicated on the standby ports. After an active port fails and its
standby port becomes active, a small number of packets on these
circuits are lost in the transition. Circuit information on IPoE- (the
default) or PPPoE-encapsulated circuits is replicated on all standby
ports regardless of mode."

Try to use "link-group ppp1 access economical"

On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 6:57 AM, Brent <brent at ubtanet.com> wrote:
> Ran into an unexpected issue with link grouping access ports with pppoe.
> I’m using identical gig-4 cards which are capable of 8192 sessions each.
> I’ve linked across two cards, but it seems the system duplicates the session
> on each card in the link-group.  Is this expected behavior or could
> something be misconfigured?  You can see what I mean below on cards 1 and 2.
>
>
>
>
> Here’s the config:
>
> !
>
> link-group ppp1 access
>
> encapsulation dot1q
>
> dot1q pvc on-demand 2000 through 2050 encapsulation pppoe
>
>   idle-down 60
>
>   bind authentication pap chap maximum 8000
>
> maximum-links 8
>
> lacp passive
>
> !
>
> port ethernet 1/3
>
> description ppp
>
> no shutdown
>
> encapsulation dot1q
>
> link-group ppp1
>
> !
>
> port ethernet 2/3
>
> description ppp
>
> no shutdown
>
> encapsulation dot1q
>
> link-group ppp1
>
> !
>
>


-- 
Best regards,
Yuri