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[teamd][warmreboot] LAG flap seen with ioctl SIOCADDMULTI and SIOCDELMULTI failures #5761
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@shi-su , do you see such issue on kvm image? @vaibhavhd, is this issue for 201811 image only? |
I think I did see LAG flap reported on master kvm image. I will check if it is the same issue. |
So far this seems to be a 201811 issue only. I am running tests to repro this on 201911 image. 500+ iterations have successfully passed on 201911. |
@shi-su can you please point me to the LAG flap failures on master kvm image? Did you see one or multiple LAGs flapping at the same time? We have seen LAG flap failures for a few different reasons in the past. I can find if your test failures have similarity to this issue. |
@vaibhavhd I just checked on my side. I can see LAG flap if I run the warm-reboot test for real switches on the latest kvm image. The failure looks like this. I also checked the syslog and teamd log but did not find anything abnormal. It seems irrelevant to this issue.
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Description
Steps to reproduce the issue:
syslog
andteamd.log
will report LAG IOCTL errors.Very similar issue was reported earlier - #3649
Testing with the patch failed on 201811 image with similar errors. Submitted patch may or may not have fixed this issue. Needs further analysis.
Describe the results you received:
One of the LAGs flapped which caused the PTF test as part of warm reboot test to fail. Below errors were seen in the logs:
From SYLOG:
From TEAMD log:
Describe the results you expected:
WARM-REBOOT test should have successfully passed with NO LAG FLAPs seen.
Additional information you deem important (e.g. issue happens only occasionally):
Errors have been consistently seen in 201811 images. Attempting to reproduce on 201911 and master.
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