ERROR

This message occurs when the system fails to create a new interface group because the number of such groups already present on the node exceed either the number of physical ports on the node or the upper bound on number of interface groups supported.

Delete any existing unused interface groups and retry adding the new interface group. Use the "network port ifgrp delete" and "network port ifgrp create" commands, respectively, to do so.

ifgrp %s could not be created because the limit for logical interface groups on this node has been reached. The limit per node is equal to the number of physical ports present on the node with an upper bound of %d.

vifName (STRING): Name of the interface group that could not be created.
maxIfgrp (INT): Upper bound on number of interface groups supported.

NOTICE

This message occurs when a link in an Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) aggregate becomes active.

(None).

ifgrp %s, port %s has transitioned to the active state.

aggregateName (STRING): Name of the interface group.
portName (STRING): Name of the member port.

ERROR

This message occurs when a link is operationally up, but becomes inactive in the Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) aggregate with which it has been associated. This can occur due to a configuration, software, or link error, or a hardware failure.

Search kb.netapp.com for "How to troubleshoot LACP port channel groups".

ifgrp %s, port %s has transitioned to an inactive state. The interface group is in a degraded state.

aggregateName (STRING): Name of the interface group.
portName (STRING): Name of the member port.