I have one L3 device (R1), connected to x1052 switch by 10GB link on one side, and second L3 device (R2), connected to x1052 by LAC (4x1GB ports).
R2 is Linux router. It has support L4 hash, and all 4 MBits are evenly distributed across interfaces. But traffic from R1 to R2 is passing by only one interface, because of every ethernet frame has same MAC addres of R1 outgoing interface and LAC on x1052 has L2 hash function.
denis_vl
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January 22nd, 2017 22:00
I have one L3 device (R1), connected to x1052 switch by 10GB link on one side, and second L3 device (R2), connected to x1052 by LAC (4x1GB ports).
R2 is Linux router. It has support L4 hash, and all 4 MBits are evenly distributed across interfaces. But traffic from R1 to R2 is passing by only one interface, because of every ethernet frame has same MAC addres of R1 outgoing interface and LAC on x1052 has L2 hash function.
[R1]<--- 10gb --->[x1051]<====LAC===>[R2]
Regards..