@Ethan-TP Thank you for taking the time to respond. Please let me know if I can be of any further use beyond making the initial report. -Newb

The SRC IP XOR DST IP hash algorithm used with LACP LAGs creates a lot of hash collisions that interfere with load balancing of small, statically addressed subnets. For example, consider the...

@GRL A lot of the heavier traffic (Ceph, VM migrations, iSCSI, etc) between hosts is associated with Linux VLAN interfaces which have unique IP addresses but not unique MAC addresses (they inherit...

@GRL Here's my understanding of LACP load balancing. Please point out anything you think is wrong or incomplete. An ethernet frame enters the switch. The switch uses metadata in the frame to...

I have a 4-port LACP LAG configured between my 10G switch and each of my 3 Proxmox hosts. The hosts are using a layer 2+3 LACP hash, and the switch is configured to use a layer 3 hash (SRC IP+DST...

@Penry.huang Should this work for non-VoIP VLANs as well? I applied 2 VLANs to QoS queue 2, but I'm finding it difficult to verify that the policy is in effect, aside from seeing 'qos queue 2' in the...