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Native VLAN ports show degraded after upgrade to ONTAP 9.13.1

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9.13.1 and later
  • VLAN
  • Connectivity Fault Management (CFM)

Issue

  • Native/untagged VLAN ports (a0a, e0a, e1c) report degraded due to L2_reachability
  • Ports with VLANs, such as a0a-100 , e0a-20 or e1c-25, do NOT show degraded
  • The Ethernet switch has no port-based (or untagged) VLAN configured on the corresponding link aggregation group (LAG) and member ports but only a VLAN trunk, resulting in untagged frames being discarded on these ports

Cluster01::*> network port show
Node: node1
Port      IPspace      Broadcast Domain Link MTU  Admin/Oper  Status
--------- ------------ ---------------- ---- ---- ----------- --------
a0a       Default      Data             up   1500     -/-     degraded
a0a-100   Default      Data             up   1500     -/-     healthy
a0a-200   Default      Data             up   1500     -/-     healthy
e0e       Default      -                up   1500  auto/10000 degraded
e0f       Default      -                up   1500  auto/10000 degraded

Cluster01::*> network port reachability show
Node      Port     Expected Reachability                Reachability Status
--------- -------- ------------------------------------ ---------------------
node1
          a0a      Default:Default                      no-reachability
          a0a-100  Default:Default                      ok
          a0a-200  Default:Default                      ok
          e0e      Default:Default                      no-reachability
          e0f      Default:Default                      no-reachability

Cluster1::*> network port ifgrp show
        Port     Distribution                Active
Node    ifgrp    Function     MAC Address    Ports   Ports
------  -------  ------------ -------------- ------- ---------------
node1   a0a      ip           b8:f8:7a:01:02 full    e0e,e0f

 

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