I’ve got my server all setup, a couple vm’s installed and everything works fine. My nic is a quad port intel 540 with two 1 gig ports and two 10 gig ports. So I decided to try and run both 10 gig ports and create an lacp bond.
I have a unifi 24 port enterprise switch so I aggregate the corresponding two ports, create the bond in pve, add the bond to my vmbr and reboot the server. Now when I go to start a vm it only runs for roughly 30 seconds and when I attempt to open the console of the vm it gives me a timeout error waiting on port 5900.
I’ve insured my nic is running the latest firmware, pve is the latest and my switch is up to date. The minute I revert back to just vmbr and undo the aggregate on my switch everything works fine.
I’m not sure what I’m missing here or doing wrong. Any help would be appreciated
I have a unifi 24 port enterprise switch so I aggregate the corresponding two ports, create the bond in pve, add the bond to my vmbr and reboot the server. Now when I go to start a vm it only runs for roughly 30 seconds and when I attempt to open the console of the vm it gives me a timeout error waiting on port 5900.
I’ve insured my nic is running the latest firmware, pve is the latest and my switch is up to date. The minute I revert back to just vmbr and undo the aggregate on my switch everything works fine.
I’m not sure what I’m missing here or doing wrong. Any help would be appreciated