The link-up delay timer during an ISL failure
Configure the link-up delay timer and exclude LAGs so that if an ISL goes down, the downed ISL does not impact the state of the VLAN, and its SVI that is not a part of a VSX LAG. This SVI is part of at least one orphan port (besides the ISL LAG which is not a VSX LAG).
During the ISL going down (before the initial synchronization): As long as the secondary VSX node has a port that is a member of a VSX LAG, the associated SVI of the VLAN (transported by the VSX LAG) turns to OFF/SHUT on the VSX secondary node. This situation occurs regardless of orphan ports carrying the given VLAN.
During the running of the link-up delay timer (after the initial synchronization):
As long as the secondary VSX node has a port that is a member of a VSX LAG, the associated SVI of the VLAN (transported by the VSX LAG) turns to OFF/SHUT on the VSX secondary node. This situation occurs regardless of orphan ports carrying the given VLAN.
The associated SVI of the VLAN transported by VSX LAG restores to ON/UP on the VSX secondary node, only if the following two conditions are met:The VSX LAG is excluded from the link-up delay timer by the following command:
linkup-delay-timer exclude lag-list
The given VLAN is not allowed on a VSX LAG that is not in the part of the exclusion set.
The following example shows how a network was configured so an SVI that was not part of a VSX LAG (SVI 16 in this case) was restored. This example also shows the link-up delay timer and the exclusion of LAGs.
VLAN 16 is set on 1/1/5 (access).
VLAN 10 tagged as VSX LAG 11. *
LAG 1 is not a VSX LAG.*
LAG 2 and LAG 11 are VSX LAGs.
*This information is not accessible from the following example.
switch# show vlan 10 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VLAN Name Status Reason Type Interfaces -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 test_vlan10 up ok static 1/1/7,lag1-lag2,lag11-lag12, lag14,lag16,lag112 switch# show vlan 15 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VLAN Name Status Reason Type Interfaces -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15 ZTP_VLAN up ok static lag1-lag2 switch# show vlan 16 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VLAN Name Status Reason Type Interfaces -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 VLAN16 up ok static 1/1/5,lag1 switch# show vlan 200 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VLAN Name Status Reason Type Interfaces -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 200 interco_vlan up ok static lag1-lag2 switch# show run vsx vsx system-mac 00:00:00:01:01:01 inter-switch-link lag 1 role secondary keepalive peer 192.168.10.1 source 192.168.10.2 vrf KeepAlive linkup-delay-timer exclude lag 2 linkup-delay-timer 60 switch# show vsx status linkup-delay Configured linkup delay-timer : 60 seconds Initial sync status : Completed Delay timer status : Running Linkup Delay time left : 0 minutes 58 seconds Interfaces that will be brought up after delay timer expires : lag11-lag12,lag14,lag16,lag112 Interfaces that are excluded from delay timer : lag2 switch# show int vlan10 Interface vlan10 is down Admin state is up Description: Hardware: Ethernet, MAC Address: 94:f1:28:1d:ad:00 IPv4 address 10.10.10.3/26 active gateway 10.10.10.1 00:00:00:00:11:01 active gateway 2002:0a0a:0a00::1 00:00:00:00:66:01 switch# sh int vlan15 Interface vlan15 is up Admin state is up Description: Hardware: Ethernet, MAC Address: 94:f1:28:1d:ad:00 IPv4 address 10.10.15.12/24 switch# sh int vlan16 Interface vlan16 is up Admin state is up Description: Hardware: Ethernet, MAC Address: 94:f1:28:1d:ad:00 IPv4 address 10.10.16.2/24 switch# sh int vlan200 Interface vlan200 is up Admin state is up Description: Hardware: Ethernet, MAC Address: 94:f1:28:1d:ad:00 IPv4 address 10.10.212.6/29
As expected, SVI 10 is in pseudo-shut during the link-up delay. SVI 10 was a part of LAG 2 which is in exclusion. SVI 16 is up, as expected because SVI 16 was not part of a VSX LAG.