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4.4Teaming Mechanisms

4.4.1Architecture

The Broadcom Advanced Server Program (BASP) is implemented as an NDIS intermediate driver (refer to "• Teaming Across Switches Without an Interswitch Link" (Jpg.141)). It operates below protocol stacks such as TCP/IP and IPX and appears as a virtual adapter. This virtual adapter inherits the MAC Address of the first port initialized in the team. A Layer 3 address must also be configured for the virtual adapter. The primary function of BASP is to balance inbound (for SLB) and outbound traffic (for all teaming modes) among the physical adapters installed on the system selected for teaming. The inbound and outbound algorithms are independent and orthogonal to each other. The outbound traffic for a particular session can be assigned to a given port while its corresponding inbound traffic can be assigned to a different port.

• Intermediate Driver

TCP/IP

IP/X

NetBEUI

NDIS

Broadcom Intermediate Driver

Virtual NIC Interface #1

Team1

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Physical NIC Interface #1

Physical NIC Interface #2

NDIS

Miniport Driver Interface #1 Miniport Driver Interface #2

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Contents Before Reading This Manual 101Symbols Definition SymbolsEntering commands Keys CD-ROM drive\Setup.exeAbbreviations 103Product names Expressions and abbreviations Handling this product Recycle104 Contents Specifications Overview106 Functionality and Features FeaturesFunctional Description TCP Offload Engine TOE Broadcom Advanced Control Suite 2 BACS2108 Broadcom Advanced Server Program Bsap Overview Load Balancing and Fault ToleranceTeaming Function Types of TeamsGeneric Trunking FEC/GEC/802.3ad-Draft Static Smart Load Balancing and FailoverLink Aggregation 802.3ad 110SLB Auto-Fallback Disable Windows Server With SNPTeaming and Large Send Offload/Checksum Offload Support Virtual LAN FunctionLiveLink Vlan OverviewComponent Description 114 PC #5. Tagging is not enabled on PC #3 switch portAdding VLANs to Teams PC #3Installing a 1Gbit/s Ethernet I/O Module Installation Procedure for the 1Gbit/s Ethernet I/O Module Installing in a Server BladeInstallation Position of the 1Gbit/s Ethernet I/O Module 116Remove the top cover Install the 1Gbit/s Ethernet I/O ModuleInstall the server blade to the chassis Secure the 1Gbit/s Ethernet I/O Module with the screwsInstalling the Driver Software Installing the LAN DriversClick Next Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet Overview Glossary120 Network Addressing Teaming ConceptsTeaming and Network Addresses Teaming and Network AddressesTypes of Teams 122Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet Teaming Services Link Aggregation Ieee 802.3ad Lacp 124Software Components Generic TrunkingBroadcom Teaming Software Component Hardware Requirements126 Software Broadcom Name Windows File Name ComponentConfiguring Teaming Supported Features by Team Type128 Selecting a Team Type Process for Selecting a Team TypeYes 130 Teaming MechanismsArchitecture Intermediate DriverOutbound Traffic Flow Inbound Traffic Flow SLB OnlyProtocol Support 132Or the streams may look like this Switch-Independent Types of TeamsPerformance Switch-Dependent Generic Static Trunking134 Dynamic Trunking Ieee 802.3ad Link Aggregation Feature Attribute 136Outgoing packet management 10/100/1000 Incoming/outgoing Mixed speed Speeds Supported for Each Type of TeamType of Team Link Speed Traffic Direction Speed Support 100 Incoming/outgoing Same speed138 Wake on LAN Preboot Execution environment PXETeaming and Other Advanced Networking Properties Adapter Properties Supported by Teaming Virtual AdapterLarge Send Offload Checksum OffloadIeee 802.1p QoS Tagging Jumbo FramesPreboot Execution Environment Teaming Across SwitchesSwitch-Link Fault Tolerance General Network Considerations8283 ARP TableBlue 100=49C9 SLB Team 102=5ECA Red142 Spanning Tree Algorithm Topology Change Notice TCN 144Hub Usage in Teaming Network Configurations Layer 3 Routing/SwitchingTeaming with Hubs for troubleshooting purposes only Port Fast/Edge PortGeneric and Dynamic Trunking FEC/GEC/IEEE 802.3ad SLB TeamsSLB Team Connected to a Single Hub Teaming with Microsoft NLB/WLBSTroubleshooting Teaming Problems Teaming Configuration Tips148 Troubleshooting GuidelinesFrequently Asked Questions Question AnswerIt must be upgraded using the Setup installer Be configured on the same server? ServerIs restored fallback? Adapter150 Base Driver Physical Adapter/Miniport Event Log MessagesWindows System Event Log messages Message Cause Corrective Action NumberDuplex settings Medium not supported Reboot the operating152 Intermediate Driver Event Log Messages Intermediate Driver Virtual Adapter/TeamUnspecified failure during Unable to register with Driver cannot Unload any Ndis154 Support the operating Release notes and installSuccessfully enabled a Only Interface System on which it isMessage Cause Corrective Action Number BACS2 Overview 156Third pane contains the Menu bar Licenses Types of Information Provided by BACS2Function Details Only available with this product J5.4.8 Licensespg.175Installing the BACS2 158Installer starts up For Windows Server 2003License agreement window appears Custom Set up window appears 160CD-ROM drive \PROGRAMS\GENERAL\Broadcom\MgmtApps\setup.exe For Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000 ServerVital Sign Setting of BACS2Starting BACS2 162By the host CPU Network StatusWith headers appended to them Following network status information is providedTeam Status 164Function number for the second port is Interrupt Request ResourcesFollowing information can be checked on the Resources tab Range from 2 to Memory AddressHardware 166Following information can be checked on the Hardware tab Following information can be checked on the Advanced tab Not enable QoS. Otherwise, problems may occurAdvanced 802.1p QOS168 Administered address include the following Locally AdministeredNot Present default Sets the speed at 10 Mbit/s and the mode to Full-DuplexDiagnostics Network Test170 Control Registers Identifying the adapterStatistics General Statistics172 Ieee 802.3 Statistics Custom Statistics Command Length = MAC Rx w/ PauseCommand 174Licenses Configuring Teaming 176Using the Broadcom Teaming Wizard Creating and Modifying a Team Using the Teaming WizardOn the BACS2 Tools menu, click Create a Team 178 Broadcom Advanced Control Suite 2 BACS2 Select the standby member from the list of adapters Broadcom Advanced Control Suite 2 BACS2 Type the Vlan name and then click Next 182 To tag the VLAN, click Tagged and then click Next 184 Type the Vlan tag value and then click NextClick Yes to add another Vlan and then click Next Value must be between 1Click Finish to commit the changes Creating a Team Using Expert ModeTo work without the wizard, click Expert Mode Click the BACS2 Tools menu → Create a TeamBroadcom Advanced Control Suite 2 BACS2 Configure the team IP address Modifying a Team188 Following shows how to modify a team Adding a VlanWizard Welcome screen appears Viewing Vlan Properties and Running Vlan Tests Type the Vlan ID and Vlan name, and click ApplyClick the Tools menu → Configure a Team Deleting a VlanClick Remove Vlan Click Apply Following shows how to configure a LiveLink 192Configuring LiveLink in VLAN-tagged Environments Repeat for each of the other listed team members Click ApplyFollowing shows how to restore a configuration Saving and Restoring a ConfigurationFollowing shows how to save a configuration Viewing the Team Properties and StatisticsAppendix a Contact 196 Primergy