2-‐6
A ggregation
Aggregation
i s
u sed
t o
c onfigure
t he
s ettings
o f
L ink
A ggregation.
Y ou
c an
b undle
m ore
t han
o ne
p ort
with
the
same
speed,
full
duplex,
and
the
same
MAC
to
be
a
single
logical
port,
so
the
logical
port
aggregates
t he
b andwidth
o f
t hese
p orts.
T his
m eans
y ou
c an
u se
y our
c urrent
E thernet
e quipment
t o
build
the
bandwidth
aggregation.
For
example,
if
there
are
three
Fast
Ethernet
ports
aggregated
in
a
logical
p ort,
t hen
t his
l ogical
p ort
h as
b andwidth
t hree
t imes
a s
h igh
a s
a
s ingle
F ast
E thernet
p ort
h as.
2-‐6.1
S tatic
Ports
u sing
S tatic
T runk
a s
t heir
t runk
m ethod
c an
c hoose
t heir
u nique
S tatic
G roupID
t o
f orm
a
l ogic
"trunked
p ort."
T he
b enefit
o f
u sing
t he
S tatic
T runk
m ethod
i s
t hat
a
p ort
c an
i mmediately
b ecome
a
member
of
a
trunk
group
without
any
handshaking
with
its
peer
port.
This
is
also
a
disadvantage
because
the
peer
ports
of
your
static
trunk
group
may
not
know
that
they
should
aggregate
t ogether
to
form
a
"logical
trunked
port."
Using
Static
Trunk
on
both
end
of
a
link
is
strongly
recommended.
NOTE:
Low
speed
links
will
stay
in
"not
ready"
state
when
using
static
trunk
to
aggregate
with
high
speed
l inks.
Web
I nterface
To
c onfigure
t he
T runk
A ggregation
H ash
m ode
a nd
A ggregation
G roup
i n
t he
w eb
i nterface:
1.
C lick
C onfiguration,
A ggregation,
S tatic,
a nd
t hen
A ggregation
M ode
C onfiguration.
2.
E nable
o r
d isable
t he
a ggregation
m ode
f unction.
Enable
A ggregation
G roup
I D
a nd
P ort
m embers.
3.
C lick
s ave
t o
s ave
t he
s etting.
4.
I f
y ou
w ant
t o
c ancel
t he
s etting,
c lick
t he
r eset
b utton.
I t
w ill
r evert
t o
p reviously
s aved
v alues.
Figure
2 -‐6.1:
The
A ggregation
M ode
C onfiguration
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Publication date: Sept, 2015
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