Hi everyone, I'm having several troubles with *bonding* functionalities. I'm beginning in this world and I made a topology like this one on my virtual machine:
+----+ |ns1 | +----+ |vpeerns1 | | |vns1 +---+ +---+ +----+vpeerns4 vns4 | |vpeerns3 vns3| |vns2 vpeerns2+----+ |ns4 |------------------|br1|----------------------|br0|-------------------|ns2 | +----+ | | | | +----+ +---+ +---+ |vpeerns5 - |vns6 | | | | | | | | | | +----+ |vns5 | | | namespaces [nsX] +---+ | +----+ +----+vpeerns7 vns7 | | | +---+ |ns7 |------------------|br2|------------------------| | | +----+ | |vpeerns6 | | bridges [brX] +---+ | | +---+ (I hope the topology can be understood) When everything is connected directly to br0, br1 or br2, all devices are working perfectly, connectivity exists between them and I can make *ping* between all namespaces. The problem comes when I want to use *bonding* for vpeerns3 and vpeerns5 interfaces (forgive the names). I used these commands to make it (everything worked before this): *ovs-vsctl add-bond br1 bond1 vpeerns3 vpeerns5 * *ovs-vsctl set port bond1 bond_mode=balance-tcp* And now, nothing crosses to ns4 and from ns4. The rest of the pings are working perfectly (because I set before ARP cache tables) but that one is not working. The funny thing is when I capture traffic in vpeerns3/vpeerns5 (I send a ping from ns1 to ns4, for example), there are echo request messages there, but nothing if I capture on br1, or ns4, it's like air is between vpeerns3/vpeerns5 and br1. What could be wrong here?? Thanks in advance
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