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Two Nexus leaf switches connect to the same access switch through a virtual port channel.

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The leaf switches use a peer link and a separate keepalive link.

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Check that the peer adjacency has formed and that both the peer link and the virtual port channel are up.

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On the access switch, one LACP bundle contains a link to each leaf.

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Ping between the hosts to confirm the starting path across VLAN ten.

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Shut down the access-facing link on leaf one and leave the peer link up.

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The local virtual port channel shows down while the peer link stays up.

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Ping again to check reachability through the remaining leaf link.

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Bring the disabled interface back up and confirm the virtual port channel recovers.

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Run one last ping to verify that the restored topology can still carry traffic.
