Chapter 4: Installing BACS on a Linux System
BASP Configuration (baspcfg) is a command line tool that is used to configure the BASP teams, add/remove NICs, and add/remove virtual devices. This tool can be used in custom initialization scripts. Please read your
Following is an example of this tool:
baspcfg v3.0.14 - Broadcom Advanced Server Program Configuration Utility Copyright (c)
usage: baspcfg <commands>
commands:
Table 4. Commands
Command | Description |
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addteam <tid> <type> <tname> | create a team |
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delteam <tid> | delete a team |
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addva <tid> <vlan_id> | add a virtual adapter to a team |
<vname> [macaddr] |
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delva <tid> <vlan_id> | delete a virtual adapter from a |
| team |
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bind <tid> <role> <device> | bind a physical adapter to a |
| team |
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unbind <tid> <device> | unbind a physical adapter from |
| a team |
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show [tid] | display team configurations |
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where:
Table 5. Parameter Descriptions
Parameter | Description |
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tid | An unique ID for each team, |
| starting from 0 |
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type | Team type: 0=SLB, 1=FEC/ |
| GEC, 2=802.3ad |
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