Help to create a Lag LACP between X690 and HP

[gccarvalho]

Hello Guys, i´m having problem to create a Lag lacp between an Extreme X690 and a HP, without the lag i can ping the HP, but i need to create a lag lacp to get 40G, follow below the config from my X690, does anybody know what could be? thanks.

configure vlan mgmt ipaddress 10.0.0.4/24

configure timezone name BRT -180 noautodst
enable ntp
configure ntp server add 200.160.7.186

configure stpd s0 priority 8192

disable telnet
enable ssh2

disable web http
configure ssl certificate privkeylen 2048 country BR organization PR common-name ClientName
enable web https

configure snmp sysContact "X690"
configure snmp sysLocation "Curitiba"
configure snmp sysName x690_container

create vlan 1300 description gerencia

configure banner after-login
********************************************
*          WELCOME TO CLIENT NAME          *
********************************************

configure vlan 1300 ipaddress 10.58.235.2/22
configure iproute add default 10.58.232.1

## UPLINK TO SWITCH HP
enable sharing 1:53 grouping 1:53, 2:53 lacp
configure vlan default delete ports 1:53
configure vlan 1300 add ports 1:53 tagged

Any idea what could be? I tried to fix the speed on 40G and full duplex from Extreme and HP and nothing changes,

Thanks

[gccarvalho]

@Miguel-Angel RODRIGUEZ-GARCIA it is a HPE FlexFabric JG838A

[Miguel-Angel_RO]

gc,

What kind of HP switch is it?

Mig

[gccarvalho]

@Stefan K. yes, the port still up and blinking when the lag is enabled, i will verify this configurations on the HP side. thanks

[Stefan_K_]

The ports still come up and have blinking LED, when you enable LAG?

I think the problem is somewhere on the HP switch, it might be possible that the LACP trunk only operates in the default VLAN and not in vlan 1300 tagged. (Maybe it is similar to legacy Extreme/Enterasys Switches, where multiple ports in a LAG/LACP formed a new virtual port: lag.0.x and all the VLAN config had to be done on this virtual port. On 

What I found about HP:

A dynamic LACP trunk operates only in the default VLAN (unless you have enabled GVRP on the switch and use Forbid to prevent the ports from joining the default VLAN).

If you want to use LACP for a trunk on a non-default VLAN and GVRP is disabled, configure the trunk as a static trunk.

Maybe this is helpful: Trunk group operation using LACP (hpe.com)

(LACP Trunk group might be the keyword)