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@ -92,15 +92,14 @@ The MAC address is only used in some playbooks to set the interface name.
#### L1 setup
To break out a port, create the appropriately named interfaces and disable the original interface:
To break out a port, create the appropriately named interfaces and delete the original interface, e.g. for swp14:
{ "name": "swp14", "enabled": false },
{ "name": "swp14s0", "type": { "value": "25gbase-x-sfp28" } },
{ "name": "swp14s1", "type": { "value": "25gbase-x-sfp28" } },
{ "name": "swp14s2", "type": { "value": "25gbase-x-sfp28" } },
{ "name": "swp14s3", "type": { "value": "25gbase-x-sfp28" } }
Note that for SN2700 switches only odd‐numbered ports may be broken out; the next even‐numbered port must be disabled as well as the original port in this case. The new ports can be used normally in further configuration.
Note that for SN2700 switches only odd‐numbered ports may be broken out; besides deleting the original interface the next even‐numbered interface must be disabled as well. The new ports can then be used normally in further configuration.
#### L3 setup
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For the firewall nodes, configure `mgmt0` and `lo` as usual for L3 devices. Additionally, the firewall nodes should define the following interfaces:
{ "name": "lan0" },
{ "name": "lan1" },
{ "name": "lan0", "mac_address": "12:34:56:ab:cd:e0" },
{ "name": "lan1", "mac_address": "12:34:56:ab:cd:e1" },
{ "name": "mgmt1", "ip_addresses": [{ "address": "fe80::1/64" }] },
The MAC address should be defined for each interface, as they are renamed by the OS. The `mgmt1` interface is used for synchronizing connection-tracking information and should use the `fe80::1/64` and `fe80::2/64` addresses for the first and second firewall node, respectively.