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SOLUTION VERIFIED

• September 13 2016?KB1248793

Environment

• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
• NetworkManager
• teamd

Issue

• Would like to configure a VLANs with Teaming in RHEL 7.
• Need to know how to make VLANs like team0.10 for a team0 device with RHEL and NetworkManager.

Resolution

　　For steps to use Teaming without VLANs, please see?How to create a Team in RHEL7.

• Create the team interface connection profile with?nmcli. The following command will create a connection profile named?myteam?which will provide a team device named?team0. The team mode will be?activebackup?and?ethtool?link monitoring will be used:

  # nmcli connection add type team con-name myteam ifname team0 config '{"runner": {"name": "activebackup"}, "link_watch": {"name": "ethtool"}}'

• Disable IPv4 and IPv6 addressing for the team connection profile. The connection must be brought up again for these changes to take effect. In the example below the connection profile name is?myteam:

  # nmcli connection modify myteam ipv4.method disable ipv6.method ignore # nmcli connection up myteam

• Create a profile for each team port (slave). The?master?parameter must refer to the team?device?name, not the team profile name. In the example below the interfaces?ens10?and?ens15?are added to?team0:

  # nmcli connection add type team-slave con-name myteam-port1 ifname ens10 master team0 # nmcli connection add type team-slave con-name myteam-port2 ifname ens15 master team0

• Confirm the team is working as expected with the?teamdctl?program. At a minimum, ensure the correct?runner?is in use or connectivity may not work:

  # teamdctl team0 state setup:runner: activebackup ports:ens10link watches:link summary: upinstance[link_watch_0]:name: ethtoollink: updown count: 0ens15link watches:link summary: upinstance[link_watch_0]:name: ethtoollink: updown count: 0 runner:active port: ens10

• Create the VLAN connection profiles which will be on top of the new team device.?The?dev?parameter must refer to the team?device?name, not the team profile name. The following command will create a connection profile named?myteam-vlan123?which will provide VLAN ID 123 on top of device?team0:

  ### With static IP addressing: # nmcli connection add type vlan con-name myteam-vlan123 ifname team0.123 id 123 dev team0 ip4 192.168.0.100/24 gw4 192.168.0.1### With DHCP addressing: # nmcli connection add type vlan con-name myteam-vlan123 ifname team0.123 id 123 dev team0

• Other connection properties such as DNS servers, search domains, and static routes can be set for the VLAN profiles after they have been created. Use the?nmcli connection show?command to see all the available properties for a connection profile. Use the?nmcli connection modify?command to set any given property. All properties and their possible values are described in the?nm-settings?man page.

  # nmcli connection show <profile name># nmcli connection modify <profile name> <property> <value>

Root Cause

• Please see the RHEL 7 Networking Guide chapter on Teaming and the?teamd.conf?man page for more information on configuring Teaming and the different modes and configuration options which are available:
  • Networking Guide: Configure Network Teaming

Diagnostic Steps

• It is best to remove or disable any existing connection profiles which correspond to the interfaces to be used in the team. This ensures the right connection profile is always used:

  • The following command will list all the existing connection profiles (connection.id) and the interface (connection.interface-name, if set) they are associated with. If there are any matches for the interfaces to be used, delete the matching profile (or set the profile's?connection.autoconnect?property to?no?and note the profile name so it is not accidentally reused):
  # for connection in $(nmcli -t --fields uuid con) ; do echo ; nmcli con show uuid $connection | egrep "connection.id|connection.interface-name" ; done
  • If an existing profile needs to be removed, do so with the following command where $PROFILE is the?connection.id?seen in the output from the command above:
  # nmcli connection del "$PROFILE"

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