Dell 5316M manual Configuring a Cisco IOS Switch for Static Link Aggregation

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The output of the command shows the ports 2/1 through 2/6 Status is ‘connected’ and a Channel mode of ‘active’. This confirms that there is physical link on all ports in the LAG and that the Cisco switch has communicated with the PowerConnect 5316M switch to successfully establish an aggregated link on ports 2/1 through 2/6 with LACP.

Configuring the PowerConnect 5316M external ports for Static Link Aggregation

The following example shows the PowerConnect 5316M Gigabit Ethernet switch CLI commands for configuring three external ports of the Gigabit Ethernet switch for static aggregation. Note that a LAG can be configured with 0-6 ports (example is using 3), a port may only be part of a single LAG:

5316M(config)# interface range ethernet g13-15

5316M(config-if)# channel-group 1 mode on

The first command sets the CLI mode to configure three external Gigabit Ethernet ports (g13-15). The second command aggregates the three ports into a static LAG. Static LAGs do not use LACP and are defined in the CLI by setting the channel-group mode to ‘mode on’. The ‘1’ for the channel-group number only has meaning within the switch and is used to differentiate up to eight unique channel-groups. For each LAG created, you will need to choose a number between one and eight, for up to the maximum of eight groups. The internal ports that connect to the servers do not support link aggregation groups.

Configuring a CISCO IOS Switch for Static Link Aggregation

The following example shows the Cisco IOS CLI commands for configuring three ports of the Cisco switch for static link aggregation.

3750(config)# interface range GigabitEthernet 1/0/9 - 11

3750(config-if)# channel-group 1 mode on

The first command sets the CLI mode to configure three Gigabit Ethernet ports (1/0/9 through 1/0/11). The second command aggregates the three ports into a static LAG. Static LAGs do not use LACP and are defined in the Cisco CLI by setting the channel-group mode to ‘on’. The ‘1’ for the channel-group number only has meaning within the switch and is used to differentiate channel- groups. The number of channel-groups supported by Cisco switches depends on the switch model.

Configuring a Cisco CatOS Switch for Static Link Aggregation

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Contents By Bruce Holmes Contents Introduction Dell PowerConnect Cisco IOS/Cat OS 3750# delete flash/config.text 3750# reload Link Aggregation with Gigabit Ethernet Cisco SwitchesAugust Dell Enterprise Product Group 3750# show interfaces port-channel 1 etherchannel Lacp Configuring a Cisco CatOS Switch for Static Link Aggregation Configuring a Cisco IOS Switch for Static Link AggregationConfirming a successful Static Link Aggregation connection Cat6509 enable set port speed 2/9-11 auto Link aggregation with Cisco Fast Ethernet SwitchesConfiguration Limitations Port configuration differences with Dell and Cisco August Dell Enterprise Product Group Switch Ports Model

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