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Here’s the link for Enabling LAG and LACP on the ToR Switches Procedure But for peace of mind I would do one node at a time. Something wen’t wrong with TORs and the process timed out on the very first node leaving the rest untouched. In the past I tried to change from Active/Backup to LACP 4 nodes.
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To update the settings in a cluster, AOS performs the following tasks when configuration method applied is Standard: If you change the uplink configuration of vs0, AOS applies the updated settings to all the nodes in the cluster one after the other (the rolling update process). About the Virtual Switch configuration through Prism Element it will do the following steps using the “Standard method”
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With that in mind, the recommendation is to enable LACP first on hosts and then on switches. This switch setting assists with node imaging and initial configuration where LACP may not yet be available on the host. Configure switches to fall back to active-backup mode in case LACP negotiation fails (sometimes called fallback or no suspend-individual). Using multiple upstream switches may require additional configuration, such as a multichassis link aggregation group (MLAG) or virtual PortChannel (vPC). Different switch vendors may refer to link aggregation as port channel or LAG. Nutanix recommends that you enable LACP on the AHV host with fallback to active-backup, then configure the connected upstream switches. If you take a look to this article regarding to AHV Networking and scroll down to LACP section you can check the following Nutanix Recommendation Hi suppose that you are using AHV as hypervisor and your AOS version is 5.20 or above, so following that premise….