Hi Muhammed,
For LACP you would need Switch Dependent mode with LACP setting. We recommend Hyper-V Port load balancing mode as it gives each VM a MAC address. You will need to configure physical switches with LACP to be able to use LACP on the hypervisor side.
Microsoft: NIC Teaming settings
Microsoft: Set-NetLbfoTeam (use Get-NetLbfoTeam to get the NetAdapterName)
Also, note that on Hyper-V 2019 LACP is not supported with SET (Switch Embedded Teaming).
As per the NICs grouping
- IPMI
- Hypervisor and CVM Subnet - 10 G Port 1 and 2 -LACP, externalswitch - created by default
- Guest VM Subnet - 10 G Port 3 and 4 -LACP - custom switch 0
- Guest VM Second Subnet - 1 G Port 1 and 2
- Two 10 G Switch
- Two 1 G Switch
The way I’d do this is I’d image the cluster with default switch configuration (i.e. one switch externalswitch with all interfaces there).
Then evict 1G ports from the aggregate/bond and configure LACP. Test.
Then create another switch (custom switch 0) and move the uplinks there. Test both custom switch 0 and externalswitch.
Create custom switch 1 with 1G uplinks in active/passive mode otherwise, you will have a loop on the switch.