04-07-2021 08:49 AM
Hi,
Getting the error below but can’t understand what it is requiring me to do:
Error: SMLT VLAN must have i-sid association.
The VIST is up an running:
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Command Execution Time: Wed Apr 07 07:43:06 2021 GMT
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IST Info
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PEER-IP VLAN ENABLE IST
ADDRESS ID IST STATUS
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172.20.250.246 4053 true up
NEGOTIATED MASTER/
DIALECT IST STATE SLAVE
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v6.0 Up Slave
Equally the VIST VLAN 4053 has a valid I-SID:
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Command Execution Time: Wed Apr 07 08:33:28 2021 GMT
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Vlan I-SID
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VLAN_ID I-SID I-SID NAME
4053 10124053 ISID-10124053
This is the configuration I am adding, and where the error displays:
Core2:1(config)#% interface GigabitEthernet 3/1
Core2:1(config-if)#% encap dot1
Core2:1(config-if)#% name "BSD-SK1"
Core2:1(config-if)#% untagged-frames-discard
Core2:1(config-if)#% default-vlan-id 0
Core2:1(config-if)#% slpp packet-rx
Core2:1(config-if)#% slpp packet-rx-threshold 50
Core2:1(config-if)#% lacp key 301
Core2:1(config-if)#% lacp aggregation enable
Core2:1(config-if)#% lacp mode active
Core2:1(config-if)#% lacp enable
Core2:1(config-if)#% exit
Core2:1(config)#%
Core2:1(config)#% mlt 301
Core2:1(config)#% mlt 301 name "BSD-SK1"
Core2:1(config)#% mlt 301 encapsulation dot1q
Core2:1(config)#% interface mlt 301
Core2:1(config-mlt)#% lacp key 301
Core2:1(config-mlt)#% lacp enable
Core2:1(config-mlt)#% smlt
Error: SMLT VLAN must have i-sid association.
Many thanks in advance
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04-07-2021 10:59 AM
04-07-2021 03:04 PM
Ah, well spotted!
That’s caught me out before, those ports should have already been removed from VLAN 1
Removed VLAN 1 from those ports and all now sorted.
Thanks for the insight.
Cheers,
Martin
04-07-2021 10:59 AM
Martin,
I see the VLAN 1 provisioned to the port 3/1.
Mig
04-07-2021 09:40 AM
Hi Mig,
Thanks for posting a reply.
Provided a small portion of the output below you requested, it covers interface 3/1 in the example above showing VLANs associated to the port and I-SID’s associated to the VLANs.
The MLT is using LACP, so no ports are directly associated to it yet (other then the LACP Key) being dynamic, hence no I-SID is currently directly tied to the MLT at this time - if I’ve understood that correctly.
When the interfaces come up and the MLT is dynamically formed then underlying port / VLAN assignment is then associated to the MLT I believe.
I’m obviously missing a step, but can’t put my finger on it as it all seems in place?
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Command Execution Time: Wed Apr 07 09:29:02 2021 GMT
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Vlan Port
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VLAN PORT ACTIVE STATIC NOT_ALLOW
ID MEMBER MEMBER MEMBER MEMBER
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1 1/1-1/16,3/1-3/22, 1/1-1/16,3/1-3/22,
4/1-4/22 4/1-4/22
100 3/1 3/1
102 4/2 4/2
104 3/3 3/3
106 4/4 4/4
108 3/5 3/5
110 4/6 4/6
112 3/7 3/7
114 4/8 4/8
116 3/9 3/9
118 4/10 4/10
120 3/11 3/11
122 4/12 4/12
124 3/13 3/13
126 4/14 4/14
128 3/15 3/15
130 4/16 4/16
132 3/17 3/17
134 4/18 4/18
136 3/19 3/19
138 4/20 4/20
200 3/1 3/1
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Command Execution Time: Wed Apr 07 09:30:13 2021 GMT
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Vlan I-SID
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VLAN_ID I-SID I-SID NAME
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1
100 12120100 ISID-12120100
102 12120102 ISID-12120102
104 12120104 ISID-12120104
106 12120106 ISID-12120106
108 12120108 ISID-12120108
110 12120110 ISID-12120110
112 12120112 ISID-12120112
114 12120114 ISID-12120114
116 12120116 ISID-12120116
118 12120118 ISID-12120118
120 12120120 ISID-12120120
122 12120122 ISID-12120122
124 12120124 ISID-12120124
126 12120126 ISID-12120126
128 12120128 ISID-12120128
130 12120130 ISID-12120130
132 12120132 ISID-12120132
134 12120134 ISID-12120134
136 12120136 ISID-12120136
138 12120138 ISID-12120138
200 12120200 ISID-12120200
Thanks.
04-07-2021 08:53 AM
Hi Martin,
It seems that some VLANs configured on the port 3/1 or MLT 301 has no i-sid.
check it with :
show vlan member
show vlan i-sid
Mig