How to dual uplink a single x440 G2 to two x670s G2's in MLAG with ISC Link

[Rory_Schmitz]

Hello,

Fairly new to Extreme and coming over from Cisco so I'm hoping I have the terminologies correct. I have one x440 G2 that I want to uplink two ports from, to a pair of x670's in a MLAG with ISC Link between them. The 670's are already in production. I guess the end goal is to have both ports on the 440 active so in the event one of the 670's fails, we'll won't have downtime on the 440.

How exactly would I configure each side? Do I just need a LACP sharing group on the 440 or VRRP on the 670s, etc? I'm also trying not to put a loop in the network accidentally.

The 440 G2 is running: ExtremeXOS version 21.1.1.4 21.1.1.4-patch1-5
The 670 G2's are running: ExtremeXOS version 15.6.3.1 v1563b1-patch1-9

Thanks in advance for any information you can provide.

[Jeremy_Gibbs]

A ping lost with LACP is normal. I usually test with IPERF.

[Rory_Schmitz]

Thank you, both. I believe I have it working now. I've been testing by unplugging and re-plugging the uplinks of the sharing ports on the 440 switch. It seems like when I unplug the Master port of the Sharing group, I drop 1 ping. However, when I plug the master back in, then unplug the other sharing port member, I do not lose a ping. Does that all sound normal? If so, is it due to the sharing group master changing to the other port?

[Patrick_Voss]

Yes, you have to create the lag before enabling MLAG.

[Rory_Schmitz]

Thanks Jeremy. I ran the MLAG commands on each 670, then tried the enable sharing command on them and got this back:

Error: Sharing configuration on MLAG ports 42 cannot be modified.Use "disable mlag port" to remove port from MLAG first

Should have I reversed the order of the commands?