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2.5.2 Link Aggregate Root Router Mode
The Link Aggregate Mode is used to achieve increased bandwidth, high availability and link redundancy. Link aggregation is used to optimize port (link) usage by grouping ports (Radio A and Radio B) together to form a single aggregate link with a higher bandwidth.
The Link Aggregate Mode also provides link redundancy without user intervention if one of the link fails. However, please note that if one of the links fail, the bandwidth will be reduced as only a single link is functional.
Figure 2-11 Link Aggregate Mode
As we can see from the above figure, both the radios in airHaul2 Nexus PRO is configured in Link Aggregate mode to bridge the distance from Internet backbone to an office building to provide last mile connectivity. They are able to provide a higher bandwidth, which cannot be achieved using single radio models.
In this mode, the user needs to ensure that the Remote Device is configured as Link Aggregate Remote Router/NAT mode.
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