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period
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Specifies the time period for rebalancing. For example,
a period of 120 specifies that rebalancing occurs once every 2 minutes.
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start-threshold
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Specifies the amount of imbalance in the LAG that triggers
the algorithm to start rebalancing. The default is 0 percent. Optionally,
you can specify one of the following units of measure:
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percent—Specifies that
the amount of imbalance is measured as a percentage of the average
load per link. The range is 0–100 percent.
For example, the average load per link in a LAG is 500. Specifying start-threshold 5 percent indicates that the algorithm
rebalances any link that deviates from the average load per link by
25 (5 percent of 500).
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subscribers—Specifies
that the amount of imbalance is measured by the number of subscribers
from the average subscriber count in the LAG. The range is 0–10000.
For example, specifying start-threshold 20 subscribers indicates that the algorithm rebalances any link with a subscriber
count that differs from the average subscriber count by more than
20.
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stop-threshold
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Specifies the amount of imbalance in the LAG that triggers
the algorithm to stop rebalancing. The algorithm continues rebalancing
until this value is reached. The default is 0 percent. Optionally,
you can specify one of the following units of measure:
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percent—Specifies that
the amount of imbalance is measured as a percentage of the average
load per link. The range is 0–100 percent.
For example, the average load per link in a LAG is 500. Specifying
the stop-threshold 2 percent command indicates
that the algorithm stops within 10 of 500 (2 percent of 500). In this
case, the algorithm stops when the links are at 510 and 490.
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subscribers—Specifies
that the amount of imbalance is measured by the number of subscribers.
The range is 0–10000.
For example, specifying stop-threshold 100 subscribers indicates that the algorithm continues until each link in the LAG
is within 100 subscribers of the average subscriber count.
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maximum- improvement
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Specifies the maximum number of links to rebalance in
the LAG per period. The default is 100 percent. Optionally, you can
specify one of the following units of measure:
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percent—Specifies that
the maximum number of links is measured as a percentage of the total
links. The range is 0–100 percent.
For example, specifying maximum-improvement 1 percent indicates that the algorithm rebalances 10 links per period (1 percent
of 1000).
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subscribers—Specifies
that the maximum number of links is measured by the number of subscribers.
The range is 0–10000 subscribers.
For example, specifying maximum-improvement 40
subscribers indicates that the algorithm rebalances
40 subscribers per period.
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