A system administrator has configured a VIO Server to use a Shared Ethernet Adapter (SEA) that is built from a linkaggregation of gigabit Ethernet adapters. The administrator has determined that not…

A system administrator has configured a VIO Server to use a Shared Ethernet Adapter (SEA) that is built from a linkaggregation of gigabit Ethernet adapters. The administrator has determined that not all ports in the link aggregation are being used. The administrator verifies that aggregation mode for the Etherchannel is 802.3ad, which is the corporate standard, and that the Ethernet ports on the server are connected to the correct ports on the network switch. The administrator then runs the entstat command against the SEA (ent28), and receives the following output. $ entstat -all ent28Real Adapter:

ent26ETHERNET STATISTICS (ent26) :

Device Type: IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation Hardware Address: 00:14:5e:e9:25:81... Statistics for every adapter in the IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation:

------------------------------------------------------------------ Number of adapters: 2Operating mode:

Standard mode (IEEE 802.3ad)IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation Statistics:

Aggregation status: Negotiating LACPDU Interval:

Long Received LACPDUs: 0 Transmitted LACPDUs: 62498 Received marker PDUs: 0 Transmitted marker PDUs: 0 Received marker response PDUs: 0 Transmitted marker response PDUs: 0 Received unknown PDUs: 0 Received illegal PDUs: 0Hash mode: Destination IP address Based on this output, how can the administrator correct the configuration?