[OmniOS-discuss] ipadm: unknown subcommand 'create-ipmp'

[Jim Klimov]

23 декабря 2016 г. 21:34:25 CET, Willems Dirk <Dirk.Willems at exitas.be> пишет:
>Thank you Peter for explaining.
>
>Normally I also use only aggregation, but was wondering when like you
>said if the switch is not supporting it.
>
>I met Solaris 4 years ago and loved the system but the visions from
>Oracle don't reflect on mine and with the hoax of Solaris 12, I've
>decided that all my energy goes to illumos and where I can I will help.
>
>I hope I will met you guy's on 4 and 5 Feb on Brussels, I'm very
>excited for talking to you.
>
>Btw: Your jkstat helped me a couple of times for troubleshooting really
>great Tool !!!
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>Thank you very much.
>
>Kind Regards
>
>Dirk
>
>
>On 23-12-16 21:14, Peter Tribble wrote:
>On Fri, Dec 23, 2016 at 7:41 PM, Willems Dirk
><Dirk.Willems at exitas.be<mailto:Dirk.Willems at exitas.be>> wrote:
>
>Hello OmniOS,
>
>
>I tried to create an ipmp group <ipadm create-ipmp -i net0 -i net2
>ipmp0> but it seems it's not there ?
>
>I get ipadm: unknown subcommand 'create-ipmp'
>
>Tried also with add-ipmp the same error, and in the man I don't see
>anything about ipmp ?
>
>How do you guy's make an ipmp group or only use aggregraat ?
>
>Configuring IPMP in OmniOS is done like Solaris 10 (which involves much
>fiddling with /etc/hostname.* files), not like Solaris 11 (which your
>ipadm
>command would be correct for).
>
>I have old servers (which I didn't set up) using IPMP; my newer systems
>use link aggregations which I've always found *much* easier, but it
>does need
>support on the switch side.
>
>And what about dlmp is there something for the future ?
>
>Again, I believe that dlmp is something that Oracle Solaris 11 has,
>we just have regular link aggregation.
>
>
>Thank you.
>
>
>Kind Regards,
>
>
>Dirk
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FWIW, I set up ipmp on an OI laptop once, trying to have a virtual interface that stands for 'currently active connection media' (wifi, eth, or virtual eth when dualbooted as a virtual OS from a neighboring other OS) so there is some single logical interface for configs that I can bind services and zones to. The setup is now in another house, so i can't say OTOH if I got vnics to work over that too - but remember at least trying to and swearing that it could be better and friendlier integrated via CLI tools rather than editing dladm.conf and rebooting ;)

Jim
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