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failback takes more time, causes more lost packets

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We did some nic teaming failover/failback testing on a ESX host and pinged a VM running on this host during these events. We noticed some lost packets, surprisingly the failback lost clearly more packets than the failover. ----->>> failover 1 ping lost, failback 6 or 7 pings lost

 

We use Dell M630's in a M1000 chassis with two Dell MLX switches (vlt), these are connected to Alacatel switches with LACP. In vSphere we use a distributed switch with two 10G uplinks. Here are the settings for the switch.

 

Load Balancing: Route based on physical nic load

Network Failover Detection: Link Status Only

Notify Switches: Yes

Failback: Yes

 

Active Adapters: dvUplink1, dvUplink2

Standby Adapters: none

Unused Adapters: none

 

Is it normal behavior that a failback results in more dropped packets?

Is there a setting that I need to change to improve this?


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