Date: Fri, 21 May 2021 10:37:50 +0200 From: Ruben van Staveren <ruben@verweg.com> To: freebsd-stable stable <freebsd-stable@freebsd.org> Subject: odd behaviour using lagg on bridge Message-ID: <E0883EEB-E7DA-4ECB-8405-61F120B80A27@verweg.com>
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[-- Attachment #1 --] Hi List, I’m observing some odd behaviour after I decided to put the 2 interfaces in my system into a lagg failover bond - Can’t add the lagg to a bridge, it will say: $ sudo ifconfig vm-public addm lagg0 ifconfig: BRDGADD lagg0: Device busy I also witnessed that starting a vm after having it reconfigured to use a manual bridge (instead of the vm-bhyve managed one) where lagg0 is present all IPv6 addresses are being stripped from the lagg interface. A service netif/routing restart doesn’t restore ipv6 connectivity. I think I saw something similar with a (iocage managed) vnet jail too, as that uses bridges too Regards, Ruben [-- Attachment #2 --] -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIzBAEBAgAdFiEEJ5YXTZtFY5bgSLwXiG9r7NR3qT8FAmCncV4ACgkQiG9r7NR3 qT+m/w/8CzJHCukso/HzMxJZapl73maBARiSQpRhTunvrhJ9Uq0U+5GXvYzgaKJm f03OZrT5akVSlRMGM97EMalnpIEn3BMFSPz44gJkGcNGCiKFlDRfms8wHVAcmyfO LXw5Srgf/YUzK+Prdr6CxjP5KqlpkrdGgrbxAln+uyjBlhdXBydQeEL5rIXl3ejn 0ZADLOTzgnp7OxLzofG+HpEQlHT3qIxDDAtV+3OpOvKJ9gW2MFHAGyu3pvtobL0D Jm6r1+ARc9M7YLL/cA0MHxl5Do2LKY28SfELZ3m6O9vywUfjjyJgpq5HXZ5Tj0hs njO/6QWq4fnVotCV/LcpD31UMsJiX+uQWXHKOw7aE7bh0NQZrE9Pz2XbOsOWrUYg rmIojrBRkrCe0KY+QfAYpWS1tp/CeEeMLvLAtcbTxhNxOxwZ91vTCR+uUH2HKAK2 AnH2ps8nlWA4rRNxRJbWcQmoTZYh5H1CgTZQE9r/tjVFkhEPQaQAAKF12GXhsT7O nmtECsJqRRzzqRKtJMNoVxCuOtz2OTnW0RGZtHaJk/kHxzYqakPsQVtswA2nHT6Y ZuKQHUZ6WtPMxzW1puwetjc8Bahyo4VBa8Y0/FJlH6RAETMtKHnZ/P3DaTj7r6o/ ZsqOLFdQ6Xm3D3HpxvtzvYW9/YB7gevt0JjRYqJokp4ROAj86vo= =+fba -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----home | help
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