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Bonding 802.3ad Ubuntu 20.04 and Aruba 6300M

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I have a problem with bonding mode 802.3ad between Ubuntu 20.04.3 and switch aruba 6300m.

Any problems :

The bonding work fine but after a reboot i need to shut / no shut my lag on 6300M switch for "actualize" the bonding. After that it's work fine. (Only mode 802.3ad have this problem).

sudo netplan apply does not work. I need to reboot my server for apply configuration

Netplan conf :

network:
version: 2
renderer: networkd
ethernets:
  ens3f0np0:
    dhcp4: false
  eno5np0:
    dhcp4: false
bonds:
  bond0:
    interfaces: [ens3f0np0,eno5np0]
    addresses: [MyIP]
    gateway4: MyGateway
    nameservers:
      addresses: [MyDNS]
    parameters:
      mode: 802.3ad
      lacp-rate: fast
      mii-monitor-interval: 100

Conf LAG Aruba 6300M when it's works :

 Aggregated-interfaces       : 1/1/20 2/1/20
 Aggregation-key             : 25
 Aggregate mode              : active
 Hash                        : l3-src-dst
 LACP rate                   : fast
 Speed                       : 20000 Mb/s
 Mode                        : access

Conf LAG Aruba 6300M When ubuntu was reboot :

State information : Disabled by LACP or LAG
 Type                        : normal
 Aggregated-interfaces       : 1/1/20 2/1/20
 Aggregation-key             : 25
 Aggregate mode              : active
 Hash                        : l3-src-dst
 LACP rate                   : fast
 Speed                       : 0 Mb/s
 Mode                        : access

if I shut / no shut lag or make aggregate mode passive to active it's works.

can you help me please, i think i have a problem with my netplan configuration

Sudo netplan try :

bond0: reverting custom parameters for bridges and bonds is not supported

Please carefully review the configuration and use 'netplan apply' directly.
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