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weizhengqing
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How to change the default setting including default interval and threshold of LBT (load-base teaming)

Does anyone know how to change the default parameter value including 30s interval and 75% utilization?

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berndweyand
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it can be changed a little bit:

[root@esx:/bin] /usr/lib/vmware/bin/net-lbt -h
Usage: [-d] [-t time] [-v] [-s threshold]
-d    run in daemon mode
-t    daemon sleep period in seconds, minimum 10 seconds
-v    run with verbose logging
-s    saturate threshold [10, 100], i.e. 60 for 60% of line rate
[root@esx:/bin]

but i dont know if it is supported ?

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scott28tt
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Moderator: Moved to vSphere. This is not a question specific to vCenter Server.


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weizhengqing
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Thank you very much.

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depping
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As far as I know this is fixed and you can't change it.

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berndweyand
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it can be changed a little bit:

[root@esx:/bin] /usr/lib/vmware/bin/net-lbt -h
Usage: [-d] [-t time] [-v] [-s threshold]
-d    run in daemon mode
-t    daemon sleep period in seconds, minimum 10 seconds
-v    run with verbose logging
-s    saturate threshold [10, 100], i.e. 60 for 60% of line rate
[root@esx:/bin]

but i dont know if it is supported ?

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scott28tt
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A good question to ask you would be: Why change them?


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weizhengqing
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Thanks everyone for your patient reply.

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