Cisco – Weird problem with cisco SGE2000 switch

If you want to direct or tag the traffic originating from the switch or router (will work on IPBASE) I'm guessing you already succeeded but if not.

conf t

access-list 1 any

route-map pbr permit 10

 match ip address 1

 set ip next-hop 3.3.3.3

exit

ip local policy route-map pbr

end

wr

Note that ip local policy is specified in global configuration, not under an interface. And you might want to have a more detailed ACL

This is only for traffic that originates from the device, not traffic that passes through it.

Unless your switches are Cisco VSS capable (typically the high-end boxes) then you have to switch the NIC teaming to working in an active/passive mode rather than active/active.

The reason is that as it stands both switches have their own, completely separate, CAM table, but your team announces the same MAC down each physical port, in this case to different switches unaware of the team - so ST/portfast just flaps which switch owns the MAC address.

As I said if you had VSS switches they share one CAM table so you can split a team like this, that's what it's for in fact - but not for regular non-VSS switches sorry.