| This is basic howto introduction to team. |
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| 1) PREFERRED Using teamd |
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| # cat teamd_test.conf |
| { |
| "device": "team0", |
| "runner": {"name": "activebackup"}, |
| "link_watch": {"name": "ethtool"}, |
| "ports": { |
| "eth1": { |
| "prio": -10, |
| "sticky": true |
| }, |
| "eth2": { |
| "prio": 100 |
| } |
| } |
| } |
| # teamd -f teamd_test.conf -d |
| # ip addr add 192.168.252.2/24 dev team0 |
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| Finally to remove interface team0: |
| # teamd -f teamd_test.conf -k |
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| See "man teamd" for more details. |
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| 2) Using teamnl and ip utils |
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| # ip link add team0 type team |
| # teamnl team0 getoption mode |
| *NOMODE* |
| # teamnl team0 setoption mode activebackup |
| # teamnl team0 getoption mode |
| activebackup |
| # ip link set dev eth1 master team0 |
| # ip link set dev eth2 master team0 |
| # teamnl team0 ports |
| 6: eth2: up 100 fullduplex |
| 5: eth1: up 100 fullduplex |
| # ip addr add 192.168.252.2/24 dev team0 |
| # ip link set team0 up |
| # teamnl team0 getoption activeport |
| 0 |
| # teamnl team0 setoption activeport 5 |
| teamnl team0 getoption activeport |
| 5 |
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| You can do link changes on ports and push some traffic through now to see |
| what happens. Note you also need to alter mac addresses manualy! |
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| See "man teamnl" for more details. |
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| 3) Using example c applications and ip util |
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| Note: Used applications are part of this project but their main purpose |
| is to act as examples. Also they are usually not part of distribution |
| packages |
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| First create team device: |
| # ip link add team0 type team |
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| Then spawn monitor app on second console: |
| # team_monitor team0 |
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| You will see incoming events there. |
| Now do couple of commands: |
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| # team_manual_control team0 get mode |
| *NOMODE* |
| # team_manual_control team0 set mode activebackup |
| # team_manual_control team0 get mode |
| activebackup |
| # ip link set dev eth1 master team0 |
| # ip link set dev eth2 master team0 |
| # ip addr add 192.168.252.2/24 dev team0 |
| # ip link set team0 up |
| # team_manual_control team0 get activeport |
| NONE |
| # team_manual_control team0 set activeport eth1 |
| # team_manual_control team0 get activeport |
| eth1 |
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| You can do link changes on ports and push some traffic through now to see |
| what happens. Note you also need to alter mac addresses manualy! |
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| 4) Using example python daemon |
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| To create and manage active backup team device: |
| # ./examples/python/team_daemon.py --port eth1 --port eth2 -m activebackup --active-port eth2 --team-name team0 |
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| Or simply just following command to create roundrobin team device with default name: |
| # ./examples/python/team_daemon.py --port eth1 --port eth2 -m roundrobin |
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| And setup addr and bring team up: |
| # ip addr add 192.168.252.2/24 dev team0 |
| # ip link set team0 up |
