Sean: in such situations, where there is mystery traffic, a packet capture is 
in order.  Wireshark is friendlier but snoop comes with Solaris. You can limit 
the capture  to 30 packets. 
We will want to know if its an ARP storm or maybe its bridge packets or is 
something doing retransmits in IP....the possibilities are quite numerous but a 
packet capture will tell us which it is.

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From: [email protected] 
<[email protected]>
To: Octave Orgeron <[email protected]>; [email protected] 
<[email protected]>
Sent: Tue Apr 05 08:06:10 2011
Subject: Re: [ldoms-discuss] link based IPMP and LDOMS

The problem doesn't seem to be on the guest because the throughput on the vnet 
remains minimal. The traffic on the IO domain however jumps. The traffic is the 
same regardless (subnet traffic, broadcast etc) of whether there is a guest 
assigned or not, but the through put just seems to jump as soon as a guest has 
the aggregate assigned to it.

I performed a dladm show-aggr and the traffic appears to only utilise 2 of the 
4 interfaces for input and the remaining 2 for output (this might be correct):

key:1           ipackets   rbytes       opackets   obytes       %ipkts  %opkts
        Total   4441       1545061      15         3250
        nxge0   2477       1173436      0          0              55.8     0.0
        nxge1   1961       371311       0          0              44.2     0.0
        nxge2   1          124          15         3250            0.0   100.0
        nxge3   2          190          0          0               0.0     0.0

When I remove the client, the through put drops....

key:1           ipackets   rbytes       opackets   obytes       %ipkts  %opkts
        Total   23         1680         0          0
        nxge0   17         1084         0          0              73.9    -
        nxge1   2          216          0          0               8.7    -
        nxge2   1          124          0          0               4.3    -
        nxge3   3          256          0          0              13.0    -

Cheers

Sean

-----Original Message-----
From: Octave Orgeron [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 31 March 2011 16:24
To: Burke Sean; [email protected]
Subject: Re: [ldoms-discuss] link based IPMP and LDOMS

What kind of traffic do you see from the guest through snoop?

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----- Original Message ----
From: Burke Sean <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thu, March 31, 2011 9:12:08 AM
Subject: Re: [ldoms-discuss] link based IPMP and LDOMS

I have a weird situation when I go the dladm route in that I constantly have
network traffic going over the aggregate as soon as I assign the vnet to a guest
as a secondary path...

The setup is a split bus T5240 with the guests primary vnet coming from the
primary IO's 10Gb card.

See below for nicstat capture of aggregate on the secondary IO domain

    Time     Int   rKB/s   wKB/s   rPk/s   wPk/s    rAvs    wAvs   %Util    Sat
16:04:59   aggr1    1.02    0.40   12.18    2.79   85.66   146.3    0.00   0.00

ldm add-vnet linkprop=phys-state guest-vnet1 secondary-vsw0 guest

16:05:04   aggr1   204.7    0.49   878.8    4.18   238.6   119.2    0.17   0.00
16:05:09   aggr1  1304.5    0.28  3579.4    2.00   373.2   145.4    1.07   0.00
16:05:14   aggr1  3601.7    0.29  4218.0    2.00   874.4   147.0    2.95   0.00
16:05:19   aggr1  2938.8    0.30  3365.1    1.99   894.3   154.2    2.41   0.00

ldm remove-vnet guest-vnet1 guest

16:05:24   aggr1    1.29    0.40   16.79    3.60   78.63   114.6    0.00   0.00
16:05:29   aggr1    1.00    0.35   12.17    2.39   84.23   150.3    0.00   0.00

bash-3.00# dladm show-aggr -L
key: 1 (0x0001) policy: L2      address: 0:21:28:b0:8c:8e (auto)
                LACP mode: active       LACP timer: short
    device    activity timeout aggregatable sync  coll dist defaulted expired
    nxge0     active   short   yes          yes   yes  yes  no        no
    nxge1     active   short   yes          yes   yes  yes  no        no
    nxge2     active   short   yes          yes   yes  yes  no        no
    nxge3     active   short   yes          yes   yes  yes  no        no

Any thoughts?

Cheers

Sean

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Hudes, Dana
Sent: 31 March 2011 16:01
To: '[email protected]'; '[email protected]'
Subject: Re: [ldoms-discuss] link based IPMP and LDOMS

Instead of ipmp do dladm link aggregation and all your traffic uses both links.
In case of failure you have degraded performance for all rather than failure for
some.  With solaris 11 and crossbow we will have traffic shaping to throttle
bandwidth per sub interface but I haven't got that running yet


----- Original Message -----
From: [email protected]
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To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Thu Mar 31 08:09:24 2011
Subject: Re: [ldoms-discuss] link based IPMP and LDOMS

> I see no benefit from doing IPMP in each LDOM instead
> of doing IPMP at the platform level and giving the
> resulting virtual interface to the vnet to the LDOM.

OK picture this. you have a domain controller with two interfaces
  e1000g0  and nxge0     both are on the same vlan  192.168.1.x
joined together with IPMP. active interface is e1000g0. we have two different
LDOMS that are going
to be using this network LDOMa and LDOMb. each LDOM has 4 zones under it. This
gives us five
vnets on each LDOM ten in total. Since IPMP is active/passive all of your
traffic from ten different vnets
is going down your e1000g0 pipe.

  now lets say we do our IPMP down inside the LDOMS/zones this would require
that I create 5 vnets on LDOMa under e1000g0 and 5 vnets on LDOMa under nxge0. 5
vnets on LDOMb under e1000g0 and 5 vnets on LDOMb under nxge0. Now down inside
the LDOMS/zones I alternate between which vnet is the primary. This allows me to
double the network bandwidth down inside the LDOMS/zones than doing all of the
IPMP at the domain controller level.


  Next:
  My environment has 4 to 6 LDOMS on a given domain controller all running 4
zones inside of them. Each of the LDOMS is tied to a vlan that I do not want or
need on the domain controller. I do not want a interface plumbed up on the
domain controller just to run IPMP on it instead of the LDOMS.
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