What Is Link Aggregation?
Link aggregation can provide redundancy in case one of the links should fail, greatly improving web link security.
Modems its multiple dial-up links over POTS may be bonded.
DSL multiple DSL lines can be bonded to increase bandwidth.
Talking about link aggregation, we can provide some related terminologies for a better understanding.
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For example, some vendors will name this concept bundling, bonding, channeling, or teaming.
LACP acts to send frames (LACPDUs) to all links with the protocol enabled.
For example, all physical ports in a link aggregation group must reside on the same logical switch.
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How to Set up Link Aggregation?
To set up link aggregation between two devices in your connection, you could refer to the following steps.
Step 1: it’s crucial that you double-check both devices support link aggregation.
Step 3: peek if all ports have the same virtual local area connection (VLAN) memberships.
Step 4: confirm you have connected the right ports to the LAG.
Step 5: Use an Ethernet to connect the ports that you added to the LAG on each gadget.
Step 6: test whether the port LED for each connected port is blinking green.
Step 7: Verify in the admin interface for each machine that the link is UP.
Bottom Line:
This article is useful to help you understand what link aggregation is.
