The least active-bandwidth command configures the minimum bandwidth for the member links that are Up on an Eth-Trunk interface.
The undo least active-bandwidth command restores the default minimum bandwidth configured for the member links that are Up on an Eth-Trunk interface.
By default, no minimum bandwidth is configured for the member links that are Up on an Eth-Trunk interface.
Usage Scenario
The bandwidth of an Eth-Trunk interface equals the total bandwidth of all member links that are Up. To ensure proper traffic forwarding, you can run the least active-bandwidth bandwidth command to configure the minimum bandwidth for the member links that are Up on an Eth-Trunk interface. After the minimum bandwidth is configured, the Eth-Trunk interface is Up only when the total bandwidth of all member links that are Up is greater than or equal to the minimum bandwidth.
Prerequisites
An Eth-Trunk interface has been correctly configured.
The least active-linknumber link-number command has not been run because it is mutually exclusive with the least active-bandwidth bandwidth command.Configuration Impact
After the minimum bandwidth for the member links that are Up on an Eth-Trunk interface is configured:
Precautions
The minimum bandwidth configured for both ends of an Eth-Trunk must be the same to prevent the Eth-Trunk interface from flapping.After the minimum bandwidth is configured for the member links that are Up on an Eth-Trunk interface, do not run the max active-linknumber link-number command to configure the maximum number of active links. That is because the Eth-Trunk interface will go Down if the total bandwidth of the maximum number of active links is less than the minimum bandwidth.