Creating Device configuration snippets
[CREATED] h1: initial,routing
[CREATED] h2: initial,routing
[CREATED] h3: initial,routing
[CREATED] h4: initial,routing
[CREATED] dut: initial,lag,vlan,routing
[CREATED] xs: initial,lag,vlan
Config Deploying device configurations
 [INFO] Executing initial configuration for node h1 (namespace clab-
          ml-85-h1)
 [INFO] Executing initial configuration for node h2 (namespace clab-
          ml-85-h2)
 [INFO] Executing initial configuration for node h3 (namespace clab-
          ml-85-h3)
 [INFO] Executing initial configuration for node h4 (namespace clab-
          ml-85-h4)
 [INFO] Executing initial configuration for node dut (namespace clab-
          ml-85-dut)
 [INFO] Executing initial configuration for node xs
 [INFO] Executing routing configuration for node h1 (namespace clab-
          ml-85-h1)
 [INFO] Executing routing configuration for node h2 (namespace clab-
          ml-85-h2)
 [INFO] Executing routing configuration for node h4 (namespace clab-
          ml-85-h4)
 [INFO] Executing routing configuration for node h3 (namespace clab-
          ml-85-h3)
 [INFO] Executing lag configuration for node dut (namespace clab-
          ml-85-dut)
 [INFO] Executing vlan configuration for node dut (namespace clab-
          ml-85-dut)
 [INFO] Executing routing configuration for node dut (namespace clab-
          ml-85-dut)
 [INFO] Executing lag configuration for node xs
 [INFO] Executing vlan configuration for node xs

Results of configuration script deployments
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h1               Script:  initial,routing
h2               Script:  initial,routing
h3               Script:  initial,routing
h4               Script:  initial,routing
dut              Script:  initial,lag,vlan,routing
xs               Script:  initial,lag,vlan


The device under test is a layer-2 switch connected with a LAG VLAN trunk to
another layer-2 switch. Host in the same VLAN should be able to ping each
other.