Upgrading to new HW netcli cannot delete LAGG

[fayelund]

Hi

I'm trying to move my system to new server HW.
Old HW is based on Supermicto x11sdv-4c-tp8f
New HW is based on Supermicro x11spl-f with an extra Intel x520 for 10 Gbps networking.

These two setups has quite different NIC setups, as the old board has eight integrated NICS, the new only two.

The configuration imports fine, but as my old LAGG is set on ixl2 and ixl3 wich is not existing on the new setup(only ixl0 and ixl1), i need to change the network setup, unfortunately netcli throws and error and quits when trying to remove the old LAGG, error message is "List index out of range".

Is there a way to manually edit the LAGG setup without using netcli? or any other way of getting the config migrated? I would hate to build all the settings from scratch, due to networking...

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[fayelund]

This has been confirmed by ix as a bug now, will be fixed in 13u3.

 

[llamb]

@fayelund I ran into this same issue too. Were you able to get this resolved at the CLI? I tried deleting the LAGG with `ifconfig lagg0 destroy` but it comes back after a reboot. Still searching around for the right way to do this.

 

[fayelund]

I got it solved, but had to get up a temporary nic and delete it from the gui.