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Can someone help me to set up a bond interface from 2 vlans using teamd daemon.

This is how i'm trying to do:

 # ip link add link eth1 name vlan50 type vlan id 50
 # ip link add link eth2 name vlan60 type vlan id 60

But, when i'm trying to add port on bond interface, i'm receiving an error:

# teamdctl team0 port add vlan50

vlan50: Adding port (found ifindex "15").

vlan50: Failed to add port (Invalid argument).

# teamd --version
teamd 1.27

Thank's.

Ilie Soltanici
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    You generally don't team VLAN interfaces together, but rather team physical ports with identical VLAN memberships and then put VLANs on top. What are you trying to accomplish here? – Spooler Jun 19 '18 at 21:03
  • Thank's Spooler, i cannot use in this way, because the physical interface are already in the bridge - and i cannot use the same physical interface in the bond, that's why i need to bond vlans on the physical interface. – Ilie Soltanici Jun 19 '18 at 21:04
  • Post your configs. You're going about this backwards. – Spooler Jun 19 '18 at 21:22
  • Spooler, teamd configuration is very simple: { "device": "team0", "runner": {"name": "activebackup"}, "link_watch": {"name": "ethtool", "interval": 10} } This is what i have: 2 Firewalls connected on 4 Switches. On all firewall interfaces i have one vlan for management (10) which is also the default gateway for other devices. This is why i did one bridge and connected all physical interfaces in this bridge. Making a bridge from vlan interfaces - i tried, but then it's not working properly RSTP, that's why i used physical interfaces. – Ilie Soltanici Jun 19 '18 at 22:20
  • On 2 interfaces - i have another vlan (20), and on the other 2 interfaces i have another vlan: (50) Now, what i'm looking for is to create a bond interface on the Firewall (Active-Backup) on VLAN50. Making the bond interface with Physical Interfaces - i can't - because those 2 interfaces are already in bridge. So, the only way to do that - is to make bond from VLAN Interfaces. I tried with standart bonding option from linux - and it's working fine. I just wonder why with teamd i cannot do the same. Thank You. – Ilie Soltanici Jun 19 '18 at 22:20
  • Update your question with this information. What I'm really asking for is the network configuration for the *entire machine*, because you're putting this team in the wrong spot within the overall network stack. – Spooler Jun 19 '18 at 22:23

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