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1. On Lansing1 create a bond on the 1GB ports using the following command:
network --create_bond --bondif <bondN> --static --nwif <eth0,eth1,ethN> --mode <ALB |
802.3ad> --mtu <512-9000> --ip <ipaddress> --netmask --restart
2. Add replication to Lansing1 bond1 using the following command:
system --replication_traffic --add --interface <bond(0-N) | eth(0-N) | lo#>
3. On Seattle1 create a bond on the 1GB ports using the following command:
network --create_bond --bondif <bondN> --static --nwif <eth0,eth1,ethN> --mode <ALB |
802.3ad> --mtu <512-9000> --ip <ipaddress> --netmask --restart
4. Create a route from Seattle1 to Lansing1 using the flowing command:
network --route --add --network <destination_network> --gateway <gateway addresses> --
interface <bond(0-N) | eth(0-N) | lo#>
5. Create a route from Lansing1 to Seattle1 using the following command:
network --route --add --network <destination_network> --gateway <gateway addresses> --
interface <bond(0-N) | eth(0-N) | lo#>
Example
administrator@Lansing1 >
network --create bond --bondif bond1 --static --nwif eth2,eth3 --
mode ALB --mtu <512-9000> --ip <ipaddress> --netmask --restart
Example
administrator@Lansing1 > system --replication_traffic --add --interface bond1
Example
administrator@Seattle1 >
network --create_bond --bondif bond1 --static --nwif eth2,eth3 --
mode ALB --mtu <512-9000> --ip <ipaddress> --netmask --restart
Example
administrator@Seattle1>
network --route --add --network <Lansing1’s 1G network> --
gateway <gateway addresses> --interface bond1
Example
administrator@Lansing1 >
network --route --add --network <Seattle’s 1G network> --
gateway <gateway addresses> --interface bond1