Hi allSorry for necro this but I have a need for some tips on how to use/set (at least) 2 of the ports on Link Aggregation.I run the CM4/Interceptor on OMV7 with pure RaspiOS arm64 and never got to set the other 3 ports except the WAN one.I have a TP-Link SG108E that can provide LAG on 2-4 ports and wanted to take advantage of it.
If I recall correct, the ports disposition is:2 41 3
Where 1 is the WAN port that is active and connected to the router.If I use that deb to install swconfig, will this cause any issues with the system as it is now?
And if there's no issue, how would I configure and know which ports correspond to where they are located on the board?
For the port disposition, you can find that here in the FAQ, but you are correct. Just FYI: with our latest Axzez Interceptor OS releases we use mainline Linux DSA architecture for configuring the switches, so swconfig is no longer used. We also now provide a dedicated OMV image that's ready to use after installation. https://www.axzez.com/software-downloads
HiI would rather NOT have to reinstall the system since it's running flawless (thank you for the excelent board) for almost 2 years non-stop. Started with OMV5, upgraded to OMV6 and currently on OMV7 (even if still in BETA stage).Just realized now, that my SWITCH can do more than it's doing and want to take advantage of it.I will do a clone of the OS and test the DEB to see what I can get from it.Do you have any pointers or tips (may some guide) on how to proceed, to create what I need:Establish a Link Aggregation on 2 to 4 ports of the Interceptor?
Glad to hear it's working well for you. I completely understand about not wanting to reinstall the system. I'll check with the team on your question and get back to you shortly.
While that may be true, if you are trying to include it into a build that isn't yours, you practically have to compile the entire OpenWRT source tree with your headers for what could have been easily provided here in a .deb file.
I personally find this switch annoying. I makes the use of this carrier board needlessly complex right out of the box which is precisely where I threw it back into for four months after receiving it after receiving when I saw this.
@Shawn EganI'm very sorry to hear you threw your board back in the box. You are the first person to ask us about providing a swconfig.deb. We'll gladly provide the deb, since you are asking for it. It is actually quite easy to build (requires, I think, 2 .c and 2 .h files from OpenWRT + dependent libs installed via their deb package), which is why we did not provide the swconfig.deb outside of our own image. I'll post the .deb here sometime tomorrow. I am sorry for your troubles using our board and hope you will give it another chance. Please reach out to me directly at support@axzez.com if there are other issues we can help with.
@Shawn Egan here is the swconfig Debian package: https://www.axzez.com/swconfig_0.1_aarch64.deb I look forward to hearing if this worked out for you. I will eventually post this to our Software Downloads page. Thanks again for being an Axzez customer.
Hi all Sorry for necro this but I have a need for some tips on how to use/set (at least) 2 of the ports on Link Aggregation. I run the CM4/Interceptor on OMV7 with pure RaspiOS arm64 and never got to set the other 3 ports except the WAN one. I have a TP-Link SG108E that can provide LAG on 2-4 ports and wanted to take advantage of it.
If I recall correct, the ports disposition is: 2 4 1 3
Where 1 is the WAN port that is active and connected to the router. If I use that deb to install swconfig, will this cause any issues with the system as it is now?
And if there's no issue, how would I configure and know which ports correspond to where they are located on the board?
swconfig is included in our Interceptor Operating System image. The source for swconfig can be found via openwrt: https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/tree/master/package/network/config/swconfig