- No.1 rule - side-way up first
- Peer-link up first. Recommended (if not must) to have an iBGP peering between MLAG peers. So always have a side-way.
- Why need a side-way? Because there is for sure a gap between non-mlag (uplinks) and mlag (downlinks) ready to forward, in this case, there is a fire exit to avoid traffic drop.
- No.2 rule - non-mlag relay < mlag delay
- "In a topology where non-mlag links are only L3 ports that want to reach hosts behind MLAG interface, then it is preferable to keep non-mlag reload-delay smaller compared to mlag reload-delay to have L3 protocols converge before the L2 links ( MLAG interfaces ) are brought up."
- Why? don't overwhelm the peerLink. Most of the time, servers's ingress << egress.
- No.3 rule - if "lacp standby" enabled, mlag delay < non-mlag
- Bring up interfaces to allow hw programing. So non-mlag (uplinks) up first, N-S traffic in but downlinks not ready.
MLAG reboot/SSO, all ports except peerlink are in err-disabled state。这个期间,系统需要bring up hardware,Mlag peer可以sync states. From 4.15.2F (released Sep 2015), the default-relay is automatically adjusted based on platform, 1800s in Sand(Arad/J/J+) modular, 1200s in Strata(Trident/TH) modular and 300s fixed.
如果non-mlag links都是L3 ports,最好是non-mlag delay < mlag delay,所以uplink先起来,等Mlag converged了,S-N已经有routes ready了。但是这个时候,会Attract N-S traffic,但是我们peerlink已经up了,就走peerlink, no loss.
LACP-standby就是可以更新LAG成员表,MAC地址表,ports appear as linkActive. 如果这个是ON,那么Non-Mlag delay >= Mlag delay. 不如N-S traffic进来,以为Mlag ports up,就drop了
如果使用VRRP,就需要configure VRRP reload daly time higher than MLAG reload delay.
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