Openindiana networking is not persistent across reboots

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scobar

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Nov 24, 2013
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Hi,

I've been rokcing my OI/napp-it box and have been loving it! However recently I've been playing and wanted to get more lan throughput out of the box. I had bought an HP 1810v2 24g switch, a hex port nic, and am wanting to do lacp between this machine, and my windows box. The switch side is good to go. I have the links setup on OI, but I need to manually run the plumb commands on reboot in order to get my links up, which is not an ideal solution. It is probably something stupid. Google has not been helpful :/

I was reading in a blog that because I was unable to u nplumb the interfaces, suggested i disable nwam, and then run a command to change the network location.

Below are the commands I've run:
Code:
svcadm disable nwamsvcadm enable network/physical:default
ifconfig aggr1 plumb 192.168.1.99 up
ifconfig igb0 plumb 192.168.1.197/24 up
route -f add default 192.168.1.1 1
svcadm restart name-service-cache


ifconfig e1000g8 unplumb
ifconfig e1000g9 unplumb
ifconfig e1000g10 unplumb
ifconfig e1000g11 unplumb


dladm create-aggr -d e1000g8 -d e1000g9 -d e1000g10 -d e1000g11 1


ifconfig aggr1 plumb 192.168.1.99 up
I do have a hostname.aggr1 as well. Both hostname.aggr1 and hostname.igb0 exist. aggr1 contains the IP as outlined above, as does igb0.

I'd also like to add e1000g12 and e1000g13 to aggr1. I also have a idb1 that I'd like to set as a failover for igb0. My comfort level with Solaris is low, and before I break something, I am asking for help.

I do need to post this build as well in the build log section.
 

scobar

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Ah. That is more helpful. Appears aggr1 survived reboot. I will need to play some more, I'd like to add the other 2 ports to the aggr1 group.

Are you the same gea from napp-it?