I think the best birth is for you to remove management IP/interface from the IFGROUP provided the only 1 client is in the same subnet the three remaining interface in the IFGROUP. I also believe since it is just one client configured ,the management interface is being choosen being part of the IFGROUP,so if you could add an additional client to see which interface the data traffic goes too but since you have only 1 client I advise you remove the management interface from the group and test backup traffic will any of the three.
Best practice for your configuration requires at least 4 clients to see the traffic is load balanced across the 4 interfaces in the IFGROUP
Ayegba
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October 16th, 2019 18:00
Thanks Andrew.
I think the best birth is for you to remove management IP/interface from the IFGROUP provided the only 1 client is in the same subnet the three remaining interface in the IFGROUP. I also believe since it is just one client configured ,the management interface is being choosen being part of the IFGROUP,so if you could add an additional client to see which interface the data traffic goes too but since you have only 1 client I advise you remove the management interface from the group and test backup traffic will any of the three.
Best practice for your configuration requires at least 4 clients to see the traffic is load balanced across the 4 interfaces in the IFGROUP