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IFGRP down with flapping member ports

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Applies to

  • FAS8200
  • ONTAP 9.3P5
  • 2 node Metrocluster

Issue

  • IFGRP used in LACP configuration goes down
  • IFGRP member ports e0a/e0b are connected to different switches
  • Ports intermittently transition from up to down state, then recover
  • Messages observed on the system:

7/7/2021 22:46:51 node-01 ALERT vifmgr.lifdown.noports: LIF node_icl1 (on virtual server 4294967295), IP address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX, currently cannot be hosted on node node-01, port a0a-2, or any of its failover targets, and is being marked as down.

7/7/2021 22:46:38 node-01 ALERT vifmgr.lifdown.noports: LIF intercluster_n1 (on virtual server 4294967295), IP address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX, currently cannot be hosted on node node-01, port a0a-2, or any of its failover targets, and is being marked as down.

7/7/2021 22:46:35 node-01 ERROR net.ifgrp.lacp.link.inactive: ifgrp a0a, port e0b has transitioned to an inactive state. The interface group is in a degraded state.

7/7/2021 22:46:35 node-01 ERROR net.ifgrp.lacp.link.inactive: ifgrp a0a, port e0a has transitioned to an inactive state. The interface group is in a degraded state.

 

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