I recently rebuilt a DL380 g8 (was 2008R2) with server 2016. IN 2008R2, LACP/network teaming was configured and working, using the HP Network Configuration utility (5 vlans total, all of which successfully Tx/Rx traffic)
Now that 2016 is installed, and I've configured network teaming with Microsoft's utility - the default vlan works - but the additional vlan's configured on the team are not passing any traffic at all. I cannot ping to or from any of those additional interfaces on the team from another server that has an interface on the same vlan.
I've verified that the switches ARE configured with LACP. I'm sure I'm overlooking *something* really simple that's not making this work. I'm pulling my hair out here.
The server with x.y.2.241 is the 'problem child' here.
in the screenshot below, I'm on a server that has an interface on this VLAN, with address x.y.2.242 / 23
Server with x.y.2.242 can ping x.y.2.243 but not 241. I've verified that the subnet masks are correct (and no gateway is set on the interface)
Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
Hello,
Third party hard disk may works or may not work.
I would suggest you update the server with the latest bios and firmware as well as must update network card firmware and driver.
Engage OS (Windows) vendor for more clarification, if the issue persists.
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Hello @nameless_girl if the assumption that Switch side the Links Aggregation (with LACP IEEE 802.3ad as control protocol) AND the LAG logical interface VLANs' membership have not been modified then the issue is in the VLAN tagging of the aggregated interface Server side. Can you verify if, Server side, LACP interface currently have the VLANs membership settings matching those you have Switch side?
As example: Aggregated interface is VLAN 1 Untagged member AND VLAN x, y and z tagged member (or whatever else you have).
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