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Fix link aggregation mode option

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Correct AEMODE option in LAG interface config section

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Host Interface and Network Configuration
========================================
.. note::
This page needs additional content! See the story for additional information
about what is needed: `Add Host Interface and Networking Configuration Guide <https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/2006865>`_
For information about contributing to the StarlingX documentation, see the
:doc:`/contributor/doc_contribute_guide`.
This guide describes the following:
.. contents::
:local:
@ -22,25 +16,25 @@ The interface class to which the logical network interface is connected. Valid
classes are:
``platform``
Can be one of the following:
Can be one of the following:
* ``mgmt``: For the internal management network.
* ``cluster-host``: For the Kubernetes cluster network.
* ``oam``: For the OAM network.
* ``pxeboot``: For the PXE boot platform network.
* ``mgmt``: For the internal management network.
* ``cluster-host``: For the Kubernetes cluster network.
* ``oam``: For the OAM network.
* ``pxeboot``: For the PXE boot platform network.
``data``
Applicable only for StarlingX OpenStack. Used to indicate that the interface
attaches to a data network providing the underlying network for OpenStack
Neutron tenant networks.
Applicable only for StarlingX OpenStack. Used to indicate that the interface
attaches to a data network providing the underlying network for OpenStack
Neutron tenant networks.
``pci-sriov``
For a PCI SR-IOV interface or for an interface that can be used in either
configuration (dual use).
For a PCI SR-IOV interface or for an interface that can be used in either
configuration (dual use).
``pci-passthrough``
For a PCI passthrough interface or for an interface that can be used in
either configuration (dual use).
For a PCI passthrough interface or for an interface that can be used in
either configuration (dual use).
-----------------------
Interface configuration
@ -66,30 +60,30 @@ Configure an Ethernet interface to a network using the following commands:
Replace parameters with values suitable to your installation. Parameters are:
``IF_NAME``
A name for the interface.
A name for the interface.
``MTU``
The MTU for the interface.
The MTU for the interface.
``IF_CLASS``
The class of the interface. Valid classes are platform, data, pci-sriov,
and pci-passthrough.
The class of the interface. Valid classes are platform, data, pci-sriov,
and pci-passthrough.
``HOST_NAME``
The name or UUID of the host.
The name or UUID of the host.
``ETH_NAME``
The name or UUID of the Ethernet interface to use.
The name or UUID of the Ethernet interface to use.
``IP4_MODE``
The mode for assigning IPv4 addresses to a data interface (static or pool).
The mode for assigning IPv4 addresses to a data interface (static or pool).
``IP6_MODE``
The mode for assigning IPv6 addresses to a data interface (static or pool).
The mode for assigning IPv6 addresses to a data interface (static or pool).
``ADDR_POOL``
The name of an IPv4 or IPv6 address pool, for use with the pool mode of IP
address assignment for data interfaces.
The name of an IPv4 or IPv6 address pool, for use with the pool mode of IP
address assignment for data interfaces.
****************************
@ -105,20 +99,20 @@ Create a VLAN interface with the :command:`system host-if-add` command:
Replace parameters with values suitable to your installation. Parameters are:
``ETH_NAME``
The name or UUID of the Ethernet interface to use.
The name or UUID of the Ethernet interface to use.
``HOST_NAME``
The name or UUID of the host.
The name or UUID of the host.
``IF_CLASS``
The class of the interface. Valid classes are platform, data, pci-sriov,
and pci-passthrough.
The class of the interface. Valid classes are platform, data, pci-sriov,
and pci-passthrough.
``IF_NAME``
A name or UUID for the interface (required).
A name or UUID for the interface (required).
``VLAN_ID``
The VLAN identifier for the network.
The VLAN identifier for the network.
***************************
LAG interface configuration
@ -134,22 +128,22 @@ command:
Replace parameters with values suitable to your installation. Parameters are:
``AEMODE``
The link aggregation mode (active-backup, balanced, 802.3ad).
The link aggregation mode (active_standby, balanced, 802.3ad).
``ETH_NAME_1``, ``ETH_NAME_2``
The names or UUIDs of the member Ethernet interfaces.
The names or UUIDs of the member Ethernet interfaces.
``HOST_NAME``
The name or UUID of the host.
The name or UUID of the host.
``IF_NAME``
A name for the interface.
A name for the interface.
``MTU``
The MTU for the interface.
The MTU for the interface.
``TX_HASH_POLICY``
The balanced tx distribution hash policy (layer2, layer2+3, layer3+4).
The balanced tx distribution hash policy (layer2, layer2+3, layer3+4).
------------------------------------
Network configuration and assignment
@ -172,10 +166,11 @@ VLAN (tagged) on the same port.
The cluster host network is required by all deployment configurations to support
a Kubernetes cluster. It is used for private container-to-container networking
within a cluster. It can be used for external connectivity of container workloads.
If the cluster host network is not used for external connectivity of container
workloads, then either the OAM port or other configured ports on both the
controller and worker nodes can be used for connectivity to external networks.
within a cluster. It can be used for external connectivity of container
workloads. If the cluster host network is not used for external connectivity of
container workloads, then either the OAM port or other configured ports on both
the controller and worker nodes can be used for connectivity to external
networks.
The OAM network is required for external control and board management access. It
can be used for container payload external connectivity, depending on
@ -190,13 +185,14 @@ Assign an interface to a platform network with the command:
Replace parameters with values suitable to your installation. Parameters are:
``HOST_NAME``
The name or UUID of the host.
The name or UUID of the host.
``IF_NAME``
A name for the interface.
A name for the interface.
``NETWORK``
The name or ID of the platform network to which the interface will be assigned.
The name or ID of the platform network to which the interface will
be assigned.
*************
Data networks
@ -243,7 +239,7 @@ View details of a data network with the command:
Replace parameters with values suitable to your installation. Parameters are:
``DATA_NETWORK``
The name or UUID of the data network.
The name or UUID of the data network.
Add a data network with the command:
@ -254,30 +250,34 @@ Add a data network with the command:
Replace parameters with values suitable to your installation. Parameters are:
``DESCRIPTION``
A description of the data network.
A description of the data network.
``MTU``
The MTU of the data network. NOTE: To attach to the data network, data
interfaces must be configured with an equal or larger MTU.
The MTU of the data network.
.. note::
To attach to the data network, data interfaces must be configured
with an equal or larger MTU.
``PORT``
The port of the data network.
The port of the data network.
``GROUP``
The multicast group of the data network.
The multicast group of the data network.
``TTL``
The time-to-live of the data network.
The time-to-live of the data network.
``MODE``
For networks of type vxlan only, mode can be either dynamic or static. If
set to dynamic, group must also be specified.
For networks of type vxlan only, mode can be either dynamic or static. If
set to dynamic, group must also be specified.
``NAME``
The name assigned to the data network.
The name assigned to the data network.
``TYPE``
The type of data network to be created (flat, vlan, or vxlan).
The type of data network to be created (flat, vlan, or vxlan).
Assign an interface to a data network with the command:
@ -288,11 +288,11 @@ Assign an interface to a data network with the command:
Replace parameters with values suitable to your installation. Parameters are:
``HOST_NAME``
The name or UUID of the host.
The name or UUID of the host.
``IF_NAME``
A name for the interface.
A name for the interface.
``DATA_NETWORK``
The name or ID of the data network to which the interface will be assigned.
The name or ID of the data network to which the interface will be assigned.