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Both LACP interface ethernet1/2 moved out of AE-group

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We've a PA-3050 up and running for over a year now. It is configured with an agregated interface with LACP enabled (mode active, transmission rate Fast). These interfaces are attacheced to a procurve 5406 where the interfaces on the procurve are configured as a trunk of the type lacp.

 

This was running fine till now. Last 3 days the connection on the aggregated interface was gone for about 10 minutes. During this period the system log is filled with these kind of messages:

 

lacp-up,ethernet1/1,0,0,general,critical,LACP interface ethernet1/1 moved into AE-group ae1
lacp-up,ethernet1/2,0,0,general,critical,LACP interface ethernet1/2 moved into AE-group ae1
nego-fail,ethernet1/2,0,0,general,critical,LACP interface ethernet1/2 moved out of AE-group ae1
nego-fail,ethernet1/1,0,0,general,critical,LACP interface ethernet1/1 moved out of AE-group ae1

 

I found this article, and this seems to be the case. (the l2ctrld.log is filled up with these messages). However: I have no idear how to fix this.

 

Procurve:

show lacp local

LACP Local Information.


System ID: 001ffe-854700


LACP Tx Rx Timer
Port Trunk Mode Aggregated Timer Expired
---- ------ -------- ----------- ------ --------
A3 Trk2 Active Yes Fast No
A4 Trk2 Active Yes Fast No

 

show lacp peer

LACP Peer Information.


System ID: 001ffe-854700


Local Local Port Oper LACP Tx
Port Trunk System ID Port Priority Key Mode Timer
------ ------ -------------- ----- --------- ------- -------- -----
A3 Trk2 d4f4be-407901 16 32768 48 Active Fast
A4 Trk2 d4f4be-407901 17 32768 48 Active Fast

 

Palo Alto: 

show lacp aggregate-ethernet ae1

LACP:

**********************************************************************************
AE group: ae1
Members: Bndl Rx state Mux state Sel state
ethernet1/1 yes Current Tx_Rx Selected
ethernet1/2 yes Current Tx_Rx Selected
Status: Enabled
Mode: Active
Rate: Fast
Max-port: 8
Fast-failover: Disabled
Pre-negotiation: Disabled
Local: System Priority: 32768
System MAC: d4:f4:be:40:79:01
Key: 48
Partner: System Priority: 18176
System MAC: 00:1f:fe:85:47:00
Key: 291
Port State
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Interface Port
Number Priority Mode Rate Key State
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ethernet1/1 16 32768 Active Fast 48 0x3F
Partner 3 0 Active Slow 291 0x3D

ethernet1/2 17 32768 Active Fast 48 0x3F
Partner 4 0 Active Slow 291 0x3D

Port Counters
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Interface LACPDUs Marker Marker Response Error
Sent Recv Sent Recv Sent Recv Unknown Illegal
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ethernet1/1 390044 11674573 0 0 0 0 0 0
ethernet1/2 390048 11674600 0 0 0 0 0 0

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First, I would migrate off of Junos version 14.x for anything unless it is JTAC recommended.  There are only a couple pieces of hardware that still use this as recommended.  All of my hardware is v15.x minimum with most v17.x or higher.  PAN 7.1.x is going EOL next year.  I would move to 8.1.x ASAP.  It appears you are running code versions that are becoming fairly dated.  I would not worry about "increased traffic" of LACP active.  You aren't running 10/100mbit links.  Even then, it probably wouldn't be an issue.

Yeah, I agree with that, let me do it active/active & will update you, it might be a possibility with version 14.1x53 I'm running on the switch.

 

Thanks for all your help & thoughts.

 

Regards,

Ganesh

I also noticed the same problem between Pan 5250  running 8.1.13 and Juniper QFX10002  running JunOS 18.4R2.7

 

Both Active,  Fast.  but 1 interface is keep going out of AE group almost 2 to 5 times an hour.

 

 

 

If it's the same interface, I'd start looking at Layer 1.  Bad cable?

I have PA 5050 setup as  Fast and Nokia device as slow.

This setup works fine since last 4 years.

 

MP

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